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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Esmans Reveal
Daughters Troth

MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT
ESMAN 81 Dearborn announce
the engagement of their dsugh-
ter, Miss Faye Esman. 10 SGT.
Hammond X. Ahaied. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. kedar Absied Of
New York CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Mary Jane O'Dwyer Wed
At ST. Martins on The Lake

and reception followed in the
home of the brides parents.
1t. and Mrs. Tracy left for
Chicago and Washington. Ii.
Tracy is stationed at Camp
Stewart, Ga, and they will
live near his post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Miss Burroughs
Spe axis Vows

MISS SHIRLEY BUR
ROUGHS, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul FTynoyer ~ Sey-
burns avenue. recently married
Christian H. Yer Plank son NJ
MIR. and Mrs Christian J. Yer
Plank Of ColllncAHnnd aNenua-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

ST. MARTINS ON THE
LAKE Wednesday morning was
the scene of the marriage of
Miss Mary Jane O'Dwyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Dwyer of Newport avenue,
and Ii Earl Tracy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Tracy of Spo-
kane avenue
The Rev. Fr, Henry Henigan
officiated at the solemn high
mass.
The bride wore a Chantilly
lace gown and a matching halo
hat from which extended long
flowing veil Of bridal illusion
She carried white orchids and
stephanotis.
Sister Maid Of Honor
Miss Betty O'Dwyer, sister
of the bride. was maid of honor,
and Miss Muriel Tracy, sister
of the bridegroom, and Miss
Marie Assessor were brides
maids.
They wore gowns OF peach
taffeta and matching maline
headdresSeS trim m e d with
ostrich plumes and carried arm
bouquets Of pale blue-dyed baby
chrysanthemums and pink rose
buds.
Miss Margaret Anne
O'Dwyer, junior bridesmaid,
wore a soft blue taffeta frock
and a matching maline head
dress. She carried burnt orange
and pale blue baby chrysan-
themums.
Robert Dowell was best man.
The guests were seated by
William Hankin. William Tracy,
Charles Hickey, George Dickson
and William O'Dwyer.
Gold Crepe Dress
Mrs. O'Dwyer wore a gold
crepe dress and a green and
cold-feathered h p a u. Her
flowers were orchids.
Mrs. Tracy wore a light blue
crepe dress ard matching hat,
She, too, wore an orchid cor
sage bouquet.
a wedding breakfast was
served at the Wardell Sheraton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Expenses TO Visit
Son in Georqia

MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED w.
"OPENS will leave Sunday to
visit their son, Aviation Cadet
Alfred w. "Opens Jr., at Spence
Field, Ga.
Cadet "Opens will receive his
wings next Wednesday and will
return with his parents for a
few days leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Miss latimer Returns

MISS PEARL NJ. LATIMER
of the River Terrace Apart
ments has returned TO her home
after several weeks in Pasa-
dena. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Fred T. Murphys Entertain

DIR. AND MRS FRED T. MURPHY last night entertained
the Stephen Sackpoes. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
STANDARD. dinner. in their home. and later took
their guests o the symphony concert.
In their box addition TO their dinner guests. Dr.
and Mrs Murphy entertained Mrs. Harry Gillespie and
Cpl. Robert Ewing Of Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Senior Dinner Tonight
THE SENIOR dinner vii


school in Burns and at that time the class motto
will be chosen. -.
Afterwards the girls will 90 Grace Wassum's
home IN Seminole where they'll play and
have cider and other refreshments.
JoAnn Degree will give Halloween party tomorrow night
for the seniors at her home in Grayton road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Society to Meet tuesday

THE CHRIS r CHILD so
Getty viii pleeta4t J o m,
Tuesday in the Christ Child So
ciety House in Medbury avenue.
A social hour will follow the
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Mrs. Joy at Virginia Spa

MRS HENRY B. JOY has arrived in Virginia Hot Springs
for her annual fall stay accompanied by Mrs Wood
Williams =.
The Thomas B. Andersons of Bloomfield Hills the Charles
Angers and the Fred j. Kennedys of Detroit also at
Virginia Hot Springs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Liqqett Juniors Party Tonight

LIGGETT SCHOOL Juniors and seniors very gay.
this weekend
Joyce SHELTON. =. Ruth Dufield. and Joan Rockwell
will hold "open house. tonight in the Owen r. Skeltor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Ii. Moore's Leave Ends

1t. JOHN MOORE who has been spending leave
with his parents the William Van Husan Moores got his
orders to report in New York for duty with the American
Field Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

NORTH ROSEDALE PARK
Frs Will give a Halloween party
tomorrow night in the park
clubhouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

BUY WAR BONDS 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
No Lack Of Men

With surprisingly large turn
outs Al most colleges still play
ing football. there doesn't seem
10 he great lack Of material as
feared. Compared TO other
years. the material. Of course,
isn't Grade A In the coaches
books.
But except where there is
great abundance Of men avail
able. thanks 10 the navy as At
University Of Michigan, Notre
Dame and some other schools.
football. like baseball. will level
of and the fans will be treated
10 competition as keen. II not
of the class OF other years
Sure. schools like Michigan
State will find tougher going
against navy material-rich
Wolverines. but that's part OF
the game. Coach Joe GembiS OF
Wayne will tell you. Gembis
didn't moan over his schedule.
He takes en- as they come.
Sure the Tommy HBrmons
and the Tom kuzmas will not
be as plentiful. But there Will
he new football stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
RefIexes Off
So CdmiIIi
Quits Baseball

NEW YORK. Aug. 6 tUP)-
He's been booed and they've even
tossed fruit at him this year, but
baseball fans in general and
Brooklyn Dodger fans in par
ticular bid fond farewell to
Dolph Camilli, the ballplayers'
player, today.
Waived 10 the New York
Giants a couple OF days ago in
a deal that also brought Johnny
Allen TO the Polo Grounds in ex-
change for Bill Lohrman, Bill
Sayles and Joe Orengo, the
swarthy San Franciscan remained
firm in the face of lengthy plea
by Manager Mel OFT and an
nounced his definite retirement.
Camilli said the question OF
"more money" or the position OF
the Giants in the National League
cellar had nothing 10 do with his
decision 10 retire and devote his
time entirely 10 his ranch al
Laytonville, Cal.
sons for my quitting" he said.
"but not the way It's generally
understood. L sincerely believe
that 1 cannot help the Giants
enough TO make up for my
regular wage. Will lose,
roughly. $1,000 by not finishing
out the year, but I'm certain
that / wouldn't be worth that
much TO the Giants any more"
AS for the Giants current
standing. Camilli said he woulC
have quit If the club had beer
in first place"
I'm quite certain I wouldn't
have even finished out the year
with Brooklyn" he said "My
refiexes are definitely of and
I cannot bring the bat around
fast enough to pull the ball to
right field-it must be old age"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Baseball Survived

Before the current baseball
season started, mourners worked
overtime setting the dates OF
demise for the big time loops.
First il was Memorial Day, then
July 4 and when Independence
Day passed. Labor Day was set
as new date for the funeral.
But big time baseball sur
vived the greater part OF an
other season and as OF this
writing. there is little reason
10 believe both leagues will not
finish.
Moreover, until recently. when
the Yankees and Cardinals took
formidable leads in their re-
spective circuits. the races were
interesting and in most cities
increased attendance was en-
joyed.
And all this despite the abb
sence OF Ted Williams. Barney
McCosky, Johnny Pesky, Joe
DiMaggio and other luminaries.
OF all the professional sports.
football was hit hardest per
haps inasmuch as the National
League draws its material di-
rectly from the colleges and the
services this year got most OF
the physically At men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Sports for the Boys

Shorts continue 10 thrive FOR
one reason only. Not because
of any Of US at home. Sports
survive because our land is
sDortS-minded nation and our
BOYS in service want sports 10
survive.
i is their thousands Of let
tiers back home that keep base
hall football. hockey and other
sports going
sports generally amateur
and professional -- have b 2 n I
every effort, as they should,
not only 10 keep the soldier
families back home entertained.
but 20 do so with no Interior
ence Of transportation and other
things 50 vital 10 the conduct
81 he plans for victory.
SO. give JoneSy his change .-
Speaking Of sports don't miss
The great Ryder Cup matches
At Plum Hollow Saturday and
Sunday.
With all Of America great
,cSi\ pro stars not IN service,
the local event is tops m golfing
entertainment
Aot only that AL receipts
20 10 the Red Cross 10 htV
athletic equipment for the boys
IN service,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Stripped Of Stars

Again football squads will be
stripped of many ofotheir stars
of past years. But it looks ike
pro football will survive and
provide entertaining contests
this fall.
II won't be the same brand
of football. perh aps. but II
teams are we'll matched. COM
petition will be keen and new
stars will come forth. =,
Apparently the pro footoall
fans are not as squeamish as
coaches and scribeS about the
material. At least. the demand
for reservations doesn't indicate
these prospective customers are
demanding WhizZer Whites be-
fore they buy :,
Fred Mandel reports the call
for season reservations for the
games 20 be played by the Lions
Is up IS per cent over last year
a, ms time. The figure was
25 per cent couple OF weeks
with many stars missing, the
National Hockey League en-
loved one Of its best seasons.
The Ped Wings had their great
est al the gate as well as on
the ice. Detroit has more than
50 plavers in service in Canada
and tho United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Bob Fd|kenburQ
Beats Garrett

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 6 GNS)-
Top-seeded Bob Falkenburg Of
Hollywood. Cal, today defeated
Eugene Garrett of San Diego.
Cal. seeded No. 4. in the junior
Semifnals Of the national juniors
and boys tennis championships,
The brother of the celebrated
link Falkenburg OF the movies
won in straight sets, 90, Sd.
In boys division semifnal, IS
year-old Edwin Davis of Baton
Rouge, La, upset the second
seeded favorite. Bob Galloway OF
Due West. S. c., 60, 81
jim Brink of Seattle, seeded No.
2. became Falkenburg's final
round opponent when he defeated
Jack Tuero Of New Orleans,
seeded No. 3. ga. 10. 60.
Herbert Flam Of Beverly Hills,
Cal, the 14-year-old net expert
favored 10 win the boys singles,
Joined Davis as fnaliSt when he
overwhelmed another Californian,
Gilbert Shea of Los Angeles. 6-1,
o..
Six-foot pinch Falkenburg, who
has won Just about every title
available to a junior except the
National Junior, used all his
physical advantages of height,
reach and speed against his Cali
fornia rival
While in the back court, how
ever. Bob was an ordinary player.
When he charged the net. he was
unbeatable Garrett couldn't lob
deep enough and lac couldn't pass
Bob et the net
The Davis Galloway m a h
failed 10 result in anticipated fire.
works. Galloway had been a final
Isl In last weeks Western cham
plonships and had won his way TO
the semifinals this week by play
ing heady and az times brilliant
tennis. In today's match, however,
his game fell apart completely. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

That was the time the Oakland
Hills star. leading Cruickshank by
nine holes with II to go, conceded
Bobby a putt of seven feet for a
half on No. 6 of the afternoon
round.
what happened TO me after
that shouldn't happen TO a dog"
Watrous has said many times.
Cruickshank showed his appre-
citation for AIS unprecedented
generosity by winning The last
three holes Of this nine. but still
was six down,
Then came wee Scots second
nine blitz. He came through with
a sensational 31-siX under par
OF 37-won six OF the holes and
halved the other three 10 square
the match and force it 10 extra
holes.
"Sure ] was foolish for giving
Bobby that putt" Watrous
confessed. hut he sure to say
he played the second nine In
81. That will show that I didn't
collapse. l had n par 81"
AL, without intending 10 take
any credit from Cruickshank for
his remarkable victory. told how
ne thought he had the advantage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Game Improves,
She Wins Title

Back in her presenior COMPETE
ton days. Mary Lou Boyer. now
D. won two state tennis cham
pionshipS, the Canadian national
and the River Forest, Ill, invi-
rational
Entering the senior ranks In
1871, it was predicted she would
repeat
Until today, however titles
eluded her. Always a semifinalist
in district events, her game lacked
severity and aggresSivenesS. She
found the lacking ingredients in
the Highland Park final at Ford
Field last night with Mary Her
nando.
Miss Boyer won match and title,
her first district victory, in over
coming her tenacious. aggressive,
hard-hitting foe, ST. 90. Cd.
Three days earlier she had elm
mated Constance ODonovan
Ebbers. seven times Detroit open
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Ryder Cup March Facts

TIME-Tomorow afternoon and Sunday morning and afternoon
PLACE-Plum Hollow Golf Club Lahser road formerly
BEDFORD road half between Eight and NineMe roads
TEAMS-Craig Woods Ryder Cuppers Walter Hagen's
ChslengerS
PuRPOsEFor Red Cross athletic equipment for Aeri-
ServIcemen.
SCHEDULE=Eourhal hall nairhes4s Enthusiastically 2-3e
Individual matches, SO holes Sunday AT 1870 and
$50
FEATUREs-Flsg raising ceremony Saturday Y o'clock
followed Immediately by shot making demonstration and
driving contest
PRICEs-Saturday uckets 81 Sunday tickets 81 Tickets
for two days with clubhouse privileges s..
SeVlcemen uniform admitted free.
ROUTES TO PLUM HOLLOW
Grand River Laher road BEDFORD right
and continue Pr miles on LahSer 10 club
From side Detroit go EightMe road 10 lahSer,
right half-mie LahSer
approximately miles Of Woodward and miles west Of
Couzens highway
Many from will take Couzcns
highway 10 Eight.MLe road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
PorobiCh and Gross
In Net Doubles Final

Marc Porobich and A. G. Gross
are in the finals Of the mems
doubles Of the annual North
western Field open tennis cham
pionshipS today after winning
yesterday from Bob Blumenfeld
and Leonard Brose, 60, "a
Myron Alpert gained the quar-
ter-final of the mems singles by
defeating Max Greenberg, 6-3, Ga.
The womens final is set for 3
p. m. tomorrow with Norma
Pritula opposing Eugenla Gorka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Shippers Reach
Feuding Stage
For ILYA Races
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Therell be something more
than tension in the air when
PIERCE Darnells Pintail races
Ernie Crates Shamrock in the
Deep Water Race 10 Put In-Bay
tomorrow night and in the three
races starting Monday at the
Interlake Regatta at the Lake
Erie island
Thirty 10 forty other Detroit
craft viii be racing during the
regatta, but the shippers Of the
two eight-meter SloopS are
unaware OF any other ships but
their own.
The rivalry between these two
has been cooking all season and
the disqualification of Pintail last
Sunday in the Edison Regatta for
luffing Shamrock into the steamer
channel has brought it TO the
feudng stage.
WHAT SHIPPERS SAY
"TlI chase Shamrock TO the
other end OF Lake Erie" says
Darnell.
"Pintail has got 10 catch us
first," answers Crates, whose
Shamrock has beaten Pintail
in the last half dozen starts.
Both shippers have able crews.
Ted Coggln, Russ Pouliot, Clyde
Palmer, Murray Knapp. John
frost and Ed Scanlon will be
with Darnell. while Paul Williams,
Falconio Carrier, Jimmy Grant,
Bill Lapworth and Bill Noah will
sail with Crates.
7O-MILE TRIP
The Deep Water race from the
Detroit River Light down around
Pelee, Kelley and Ballast islands
is a 70-mile trip. A feet of Is
boats are expected, including
Apache, loot Gmeiner's cutter,
first to finish in the Mackinac
race this year; Warrior, Fred
Temples eight; Sonata. Mink,
Duchess, Iolanthe, Rambler VI,
Dorjack. Kittiwake and Armida.
This race starts at s D. m.
tomorrow. Sunday morning the
boats will race from the
Detroit Light directly 10 the Bay,
starting at 7;30 p. m. The judges
Of this race, which is being
handled by Commodore Ed Camp
bell of the Crosse lie Yacht Club,
are Harry 9. Kendall and Joe
Nagel. The committee is made
up Of DR.. r. d. Ament. Frank
Peter L. Day. r. D. Sand
ers and Jeffe kreger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
DR.. Jd(kman Elected
Conglo League Prexy

DR.. Jack Jackman was elevated
from secretary TO president al an
organization meeting OF the
Conglo Bowling League. DR..
Jackman, secretary for four sea-
sons. was succeeded by DR..
Arthur NJ. Stern. The Conglo.
first league 10 subscribe 100 per
cent 10 a war bond drive. will
operate AT WY Recreation Tues
day evenings at 9 p. m. this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
AVenge Only
SOftbaIl Loss

Briggs Bombers evened the
score for their only loss Of the
season by trimming Local 100.
so. Al Mack Park last night.
Wildcats trounced Bomberettes,
ISL. in the other serious game
on tho Briggs Night" card,
while a donkey game drew the
usual laughs. "Parke Davis
Night features game between
the married and single men on
donkeys tonight Parks Davis
plays Michigan Steel ami tocai
so Bomberettes meet Local 7
Veterans in other games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
WiSnler
To Air
Ryder Cup
ny United Press

Plans for broadcast OF the Ry-
der Cup-challenger golf matches
at Plum Hollow here Saturday
and Sunday were disclosed today,
A summary for the matches
will be aired from the course by
announcer Harry Wismer for the
Blue Network and radio station
WXYZ. Detroit. and the Michigan
Radio Network.
Saturdays broadcasts will be al
3:45 p. m. over the Blue Network
and s p. m. over WXYZ and the
Michigan network Sundays
broadcasts Will be at 430 and
tbs D. m, respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

on a ! m o s I
every one OF
the extra holes.
including No.
s, w h e r e
earlier he gave
the Scot that
putt, only to
lose IL and the
m a I c h by
three putting.
w a I r o u 6
hurriedly paid
b 4 n -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

m oSt unusual
in
golf in their
clash in tn e
1882 PEA al
ST. Paul.
"It w as
one OF those
Believe-It-Or
Not affairs"
Watrous, the
loser on the
4lst hole, re-
called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Favor Armstrong
Over Garrison

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. s CUPD
Henry Armstrong former ruler
Of three boxing divisions, ruled a
slight favorite over Jimmy Garri-
son for their l0-round bout to-
night.
Armstrong drew the favoriie's
role because Of two previous deci-
sions over the Kansas City boxer
in 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

and Therman Gibson TO replace
Archie Jankowski, Al Kopitzki
and himself. the f. q B. captain
figuring on being sixth man. With
Fred BujaGk and Steve Dutko as
FOLLOWERS, oldtimers are ready
TO concede f. e. r. not only will
make a strong title bid in the
Classic but the Greater Detroit
as well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

though. for his bril-
liant recovery from the trees here
after overShooting the green.
This time won't give
Bobby any more than Harry
Lauder would" Al added in a
Joking way Hell have tn be
on the lip OF the cup before I'll
concede him putt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
MARSHALL S Hit Wins
Title for Mit(heII's

Kenny MarShall's single in the
last of the ninth scored Don Jen-
druSch with the run that earned
the Southern Oakland County
championship for Mitchells yes
terday. II spelled a 2-l defeat for
Woodward. which had tied the
count in the eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
SPOR T S
Lille Fellows Of II TO Get Chance
in Football This Year, or Else
By LEO MACDONELL

To Johnny Jones the l7year-old freshman healthy and
eager be inspiring 70 pick up newspaper ana reao
Of the wsngs by and sports writers over the lack OF
college football material
What's wrong with little Jonesy? Nothing pardner,
except perhaps prejudice built up largely by
coaches with an eye to the good old alma mater
alumni and Job security.
Johnny only feet inches above sea level and
weighs scant 145 pounds. Not promising material for
lLsh I'm those daYs he would prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

ing from the
talent he has
assembled. the
Stroh boys are
going 10 have
10 travel top
speed TO pre-
vent his predic-
ton from COM
ing true.
Bryant h a 6
81 gn e d Chef
B u I k o W s k /,
Fred Breckle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Golfer Makes an Ace
After First Bounce
one bounce and IN

One bounce and in
That's how five golfers playing
with Adam Tatrell yesterday al
Rackham course describe the
hoIe-in-one he made on the 140-
yard eighth hole. He did it with
a No. S IRON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Left-Handed BowIers
To Organize Tonight

An organization OF the Left
Handlers Bowling League will be
held at the Palace Recreation,
1926 Gratiot avenue, tonight at
g o'clock. The loop was COM
posed of 10 travelling clubs last
season. Henry J. Ritter IS Secre-
tarN and treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Net Results

KALAMAZOO Aug. 6 (INS)-
Today'S results in the national
juniors and boys tennis cham
pionships follow:
Junior singles semifinals- Bon Faiken-
burg, Hollywood Cal, dsfeated Gene car
rett San Diego. Cal. 60, %.
BOYS singles, semifinals Edwin Davis
Baton Rouge. La. defeated Robert Gallo
way. Due West s C. 90. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Fight Results
By United Press

ny United Press
New York (Fort Hamilton Tony Reno.
.lsi. Chicago, outpointed Jerry Flotelio
.i53s New York go: SAverio Tur,eUo
1873 New YORK dscisioned Johnny Jones
Fail River Mass Johnny Beuus 40
New Haven Conn outpointed Leo Uul-
name 1872 Worcester. Mass uOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Net Meets

The annual Hamiramck Open,
first scheduled 10 start tomorrow
afternoon moves back 10 Aug IA
Al Hamtramck Park The girls
event will be held with the open
Aug. 14-22.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
WITH FIFE TEAM

Butkowski and Breckle were
with George Holmes Fife last
season. Gibson. state doubles
match game champ with Wayne
Spaulding. was regular on Louis
Burr's De Luxe. Class A Detroit
Times Sweepstakes winner. Glib
son also finished the season with
Fife when Omar Herppich was
injured in an automobile accident
In Butkowski. f. e. B. has &C
Quired one OF the most promising
youngsters TO hit the top flight in
years. He rolled for Bryant be-
fore he switched TO Fife last sea-
son. Gibson, formerly of Grand
Rapids. proved his mettle both
with De Luxe and Fife and needs
only little more polish.
IT will be a return TO the F. e.
B banner for Breckle, who was a
star when this writer was in
knee pants. He shot for Holmes
when the latter had E. & b. two
years ago and was a member of
the team when il won the Times
Classic in 1889, the only sea-
son Stroh wasn't on top the last
eight.
Bujack played an important
role when f. & B. tipped 1888,
highest single game rolled in this
state the past campaign 1t was
also second highest in the nation
to the 1886 of the Marcal Prod
ucts OF Passiac, n. J. Bujack won
the all-events with 1900. had
around 1877 average in the Classic
and 2ll in the Greater Detroit
/ second onlv IN Norris 2l6