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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
DEMOLISH HARBORS

Aerial reconnaissance showed,
however, that the Germans were
going ahead with the destruction
of harbors behind their lines, pos
sibly indicating they were pre-
pairing 10 retreat.
Two more ships were scutted
at Leghorn Harbor, 100 miles
northwest of Rome, along with a
cruiser and a freighter, completely
blocking the northern entrance.
At Gaeta. nine miles ahead of the
Fifth Army, A breakwater was
demolished and smoke was pour
ing from oil storage tanks on the
quay.
The British on the Adriatic side
of the front came under heavy
artillery fire from Nazi guns en-
placed north of the Sangro River.
The Eighth Army made limited
advances northwest of ISernia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
PhiNy Race Won
By Wydndotte

The Wyandotte Boat Club
today captured the senior four
Dared shell event Of the annual
National Association OF Amateur
OarSmen Regatta.
The Wyandotte crew Strcakcd
over the mile and a quarter on
ihe SChuylkill River in : 81 To
beat tho defending champions, the
r airmont Association OF Phladct-
phia. by eight lengths.
The Wyandotte crew was COM
priSed of Paul Thearllng. cox
swain: Elmer Stymist, bow, and
John Bosnian. Sidney Fogel and
Bud Laban stroke.
Arthur Gallagher OF tho Penn
a. G. took the single SOUL event
Alfred c. Walker of the Nereid
Boat Club, Belleveille, ~. J. was
z lengths back
Gallagher automatically won
the championship.
in the senior 145-pound double
SOUL race Fred SymeS and Phil
Cochran Of the Malta Boat Club.
Philadelphia. defeated William
Murray and Ed Mccarthy OF the
Penn A. c. The time was 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

suffering from bursitiS in the
right shoulder A.. Cliff Bat
ties, q former pro grid star, has
been named first lieutenant in
the division Of recreation and
morale, L. s. Marine reserve.
Johnny Lindell is not exactly
a stranger in the outfcld &.
At Joplin. Mo, in 1886, the
young Yankee slugger played in
the outfeld when not pitching
Born in Breeley. Colo. the
6-foot 4-inch, 250-pound New
York player played American
Legion ball AT Fl Monte. Cal
He was briefly a student at
L. 6. {.
Virgil Trucks dad. AZ hurls
in a Birmingham, Ala. indus
trial league Satchel Paige
and his Kansas City MonarchS
drew 24,16S fans in Philadelphia
recently Lynn Nelson, one
time Tiger pitcher, is chucking
for Syracuse Benny Meyer,
former major Lacquer, runs
baseball school at Festus. Mo.
=. Dutch Leonard OF the Sena-
tors runs a vineyard and winery
al Fresno. Cal and. Orval
Overall. former star pitcher
with the Cubs, is a banker at
Fresno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Tennis Champion
For 9TH Time
Constance Ebbers IS
City Open Winner

Constance ODonovan Ebber,
became city open champion in
womcn'S singles Saturday for the
seventh time when she outfoxed
Mary fernando. Cd, Sd. at De-
troit Tennis Club. Mrs. fernando
defeated Mrs. Ebbers for the title
in 1888 Slipping one notch in 10
years is not too bad" Mrs. Her
nando said after the match.
Sundays schedule calls for Kim
bark Peterson and CPO Richard
II. Mcfarland Of Crosse lie Naval
Station to play for the mems sin
giles honorS starting AT 2:30 p. m
Tho doubles final follows. II in
wolves George Reindel and John
Marshall with Mcfarland and
Alorrie Drilling. .---.---....--.-
Mcfarland, public parks win
ncr gained the championship
bracket by overcoming Ray Glib
son in four sets. 2-6. 81, 6-3. 6-l.
Gibson started we'll enough 10
win but tired rapidly in the third
and fourth.
Prior TO the mems play Mrs.
fernando finished her semihnal
with Pearl Peterson that was
stopped by darkness in the third
set Friday with the score %.
Seemingly beaten when she lost
tho first, 90, Mrs. Hernando's
accuracy returned and she hit
well to take the second, rs. She
raced through the third by driving
severely and consistently.
Mcfarland and Drilling worked
into the final round by taking
Leonard c. Karpeles and Gibson
rs, %, as, 60, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gus Dorais Selects
Bach as Aide
Former S+eeIer viii
Coach Lions Line

Fred Mandel's three-year search
for the kind of coaching staff he
wanted ended Saturday with the
signing of Joe Bach, former head
coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers,
who Will direct the Detroit Lions
line under Charles F. Dorais.
81 consider Joe Bach one Of
the four leading line coaches in
the country" said DoraiS. "Mr.
Mandel told me to go out and
sign any man In the country
who was available for the job.
"Out OF all those available l
chose Bach. / rank him with
Bud BOeringer Of u. OF d., Hunk
Anderson of the Bears and
Biggie Mum of the University
of Michigan"
Joe will be an asset to the
Lions, to profession football, 10
which he is glad 10 return, and
10 the game i'm this locality"
Now az, Bach spent last season
as coach of Fort KnoX's Armo-
raiders, who met defeat here from
University of Detroit. As head
coach at Niagara University
1871 he gave that institution
the best teams in its history.
He was Elmer Layden'S assist
ant at DuqueSne University for
five seasons and became head
coach in 1884. One of the Night
Riders victories was over L. OF d.
and DoraiS.
Bach'S playing career began at
Chisholm High School in Mime
sofa. lie spent 1921 AZ Carleton
College Mortified. then trans
ferrcd 10 Notrc Dame, where IN
1924 he was one Of the Seven
Mules and Layden one Of the
Four IIorSemcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Boy Meters
In SennifindI
tTtttg 1913 cdnpdtgu :.

John Koliba and Bob Goldman,
Bud Gregory and Dick Russell,
are the semifinal pairings at 2 p.
m. Sunday in the 12-14 division
Of the first annual midget tennis
championships AT II A m Z a m X
Park. They survived a field of l6.
The total entry in all divisions
was as.
In the SIP group, Dick Adams
Of Birmingham pairs with Billy
Pope Of Hamtramck. The winner
m Q cts Ted Jax, Hamtramck,
July "a.
Irene Waskiewicz, In the girls
section, will meet the winner Of
the Theresa iceura -Elaine
Lewicki pairings. The other semi
brings together Mary Ann Ran
dazzo and June Spellman. The
final also is set for July "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
ADAMS RIDES . WINNERS

Adams was expected to ride
A. c. Ernst'S Allorter in the rich
Arlington Futurity Saturday but
stayed in Detroit he said, AT the
request of trainer Eual Wyatt
who has first call on his services.
He was able to get home only
Good Going for Wyatt, however,
but did bag another winner for
the favorite players when he huS-
tied Mrs. Edward McCuan' S
Shaker-Man 10 a three length vic
tory in the third race.
Adams double left him even
for the day with jockey Patterson
but one behind Milligan for the
week. as the Bunkie Lao veteran
had II winners TO his 10. Mllligan
also had a double Saturday Be
fore winning with Seven Hearts
he scored in the fourth race with
tn Co-favoritc Hi-Gold At S740.
Six of the days eight favoritcS
won, the only exceptions being
Balloter. with which Jimmy Lay
ton won the second race for a
S1220 mutucl and War Stone, the
second choice. which won tho
Marathon finale OF a mile and ) f.
furlongs by neck from Just
Tourist under Melvin Sunshine
.Calvert's vigorous ride.
The mutuel handle for the aft
ernoon was S431,s17. All gate
admissions were set aside for the
USO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
One on CuIlenbine

They tell TINS yarn on Roy
Cullenbine When Poy was
playing Scrni-pro ball around
Detroit and hoping for an offer
from the biz show. his mates
told him one day that two
sroUtS wsnter n See nm after
the game Roy played mis-
head off, collaring four hits and
turning i on proper on the
field He rushed 20 meet
the scouts after the game full
Of confidence They were
two I2-year-old Boy Scouts g..
Roy kept still and signed his
autograph.
Fritz Crisler wins again.
That Observation-Disclosures
game IN Evanston on Oct. .
will be played IN the afternoon.
rather than under lights as
proposed in Chicago. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Cheers for Mel Oh

Mel OFT protested that his Sc
lection on the All-Star team
vas undeserved Such hon
asty is refreshing Now If
OFT and the rest of the man
ayers would only say I'VE are
the worst All-Stsr pickers in
he world. let's give il back 10
tt7e fans, everything would be
hunky-dory
Skipper Lou Boudreau Of the
Indians celebrated his 26th
birthday Saturday =. lie was
born in Harvey. III. John
Barbieri, former Detroit bike
rider, Is one Of tho star bowlers
with a maintenance battalion
AT Indiantown Gap military
reservation in Pennsylvania .
They bowl AT Lebanon .
Washington Redskins Will 90
10 Chicago on August 70 10
conclude training for the game
with the College All-StarS on
August . and will use Lovola
University Stadium AS a condi-
tioning base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
WALK IN RUN

-Four walks by Joe Haynes who
relieved Ross, gave Detroit It's
other run in the ninth.
In the meantime, Bridges was
seriously threatened only once.
That was in the fifth when two
posses were followed by single,
but a great throw by Dick Wake
field cut down the runner al the
plate.
Dietrich got of 10 a shaky start
in the first game. allowing the
Tigers n run on Hoover's double
and Higgins single. But he settled
down, finally showing his diSdain
for DetrotS power by curving
third strikes past Higgins, Ned
Harris and York in the eighth.
Detroit took a 20 lead with a
run in the fourth. Harris scoring
on Dietrichs wild toss on Par
sons roller.
Timely singles BY Hodgins and
Holloway gave the Sox three runs
in the sixth. They added two more
tn he seventh while Smelling New
houSer from the hill fresh started
with a single and Tucker and
Cartwright finished the job, also
by singing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Hagg Runs Only
4:l2.3 in Mile
But Swede Still Beats
Dodds by rs Yards

SAN FRANCISCO, July II
(UP)-Gunder Hagg, the flying
Swede who complained that the
mile run would endanger his repu-
tation. stepped the distance in 4
minutes. 1913 seconds today 10
defeat Gil DoddS, the Boston divin-
ity student. by 25 yards in an
invitational meet.
Gone were the complaints. He
wasn't even pushed TO his best
and fell far shy of his own 4:04.6
1t was the fastest time recorded
outdoors in the United States this
season, but was far off the world
record of 4.02.6 set by Arne An
dersson OF Sweden 10 weeks ago
DoddS set the pace for the first
two and one-half laps. Bobby
Madrid Of the army was third
more than half a lap behind:
In a broadcast 10 Sweden i'm
mediately after the race, Hagg
said.
II was all set to gun on
gravel track. l didn't like the
cinders. think the United
States athletes are good sports
and they have good sportsman
ship.
II like Il In America now,
much better than l did during
the first few weeks. II ever
come to America again, ] will
come to San Francisco first"
Although he offered no alibi for
his time. Hagg indicated he was
surprised TO find a cinder track
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gomez Accepts Job
With Norden Co.

NEW YORK, July II CUP)-
Vernon Lefty Gomez, former
Yankee pitcher recently released
by the Washington Senators, has
accepted job with Carl L. Nor
deem. Inc. makers of the Norden
bombsight. Gomez will be aSsoci-
ated with the recreational depart
ment Of the organization and will
have charge of A new recreation
field located near the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
GOOD GOING WINS

Good Going. with Johnny Adams
up, took the $500 Juvenile
Handicap for the California turf
firm OF HirSchtein and Wyatt,
beating the Milky Way Farms
Red Wonder by three and half
length with Valdina Sonora third
in the field Of eight 2-ycar-oldS.
Bon Jour, a 5-year-old Sun Beau
gelding which Charles Turner of
Toronto claimed from r. II. BceZ-
ley here last season continued 10
prove himself a winner for his
Canadian owner The horse which
ran right behind AlSab in New
York last season galloped away
with the $500 Mt. Clemens
Handicap by TO lengths.
Bon Jour was last in the early
running Of the mile and six
teenth but Jockey Steve Murphy
shot him through the inside into
the clear and just romped away.
BY Conscript was second and
GrasShopper ii third. Bon Jour
paid $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
With Dive Bombers

Ii. Bob Saggau. former Notre
Dame grid star. now calls sig
nails for a navy dive-bombing
squadron in the South Pacific
Thsy-Say-Sst~ Zeke Bonura
traded baseball lessons TO an
Nrab in North Africa for the
Use OF his full-blooded Arabian
1orse Helen Rains, the slick
swimmer, is a sweating out her
costume jewelry bars 10 you
at the WAC OCS at DeS
Moines.
Pvt. Harry Boykofr, st Johns
'1igh-scoring basketball star. has
,een assigned 10 the Kings
-1tiaFd An exclusive detachment
" MP's all over 6 feet tall, who
yuard the president at his Hyde
lark IN. " estate Back
1907, Jim Farley took a
emi-pro baseball team 10 West
Point 10 play one OF the best
adet teams in years :. Catch
ne for West Point was one
adet Eisenhower. and Farley's
irst baSernan was nifty field
ne Harvard undergraduate
FAMED Frank d. Roosevelt.
Joe Mccarthy OF the Yam
'tees, back in his old days at
Toledo, was the roommate of
Dick Wakefield's dad, the late
toward Wakefield, one-time
,atcher d.. Gov. Harry r. Kelly
# Michigan and Slip Madigsn,
new coach at Iowa. were boy
rood chums in Ottawa, III, and
rttcadcd Notre Dame together
Gallant Fox was the first
horse TO win 100000 in one
season He did il in 1880
when he equalled Sir BartonS
reat by taking the triple crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Rally in Ninth
For Sixth in Row

NEW YORK, July II INS)-
Coming from behind 10 score
twice in the ninth inning, the
Yankees nosed out the Athletics,
) to 4, today 10 take their second
straight from the Mackmen and
run their winning streak TO six
games. their longest Of tho season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Set Novice Net Meet

The Detroit novice tennis tour
nament will be held around Labor
Day. IL was announced Saturday
by its sponsor, Art Scheffer of 80
Webb. II will be held on all the
city tennis courts and entries will
open within the next few weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gd|ehouse Hur|s
Brownie Triumph

ST. LOUIS, July IT CUP)-
Denny GalehouSe pitched the up
and coming Browns 10 a 81 win
over Cleveland today, allowing the
six hits as he marked up his sixth
triumph of the season and St.
Louis third straight over the In
dams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Sundays Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IEAGIE

Philadelphia Harris 81 and Wolf s.7)
AZ New York chandler lo-2 and Bon
nam SD.
Boston (DobSon and WoodO a. wash
ington (scArborough II and Merz 2-5I.
DETROIT (Whte rs and Trout 80 a,
Chicago (Iee "a and Humphres So.
Cleveland tBagby 10 and MlnAr Ia A.
ST. Louis (Newsom % and Niggenng SD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
national IFACTF

Brooklyn macon 6-3 and Melton 49,
A. Boston Cavery SIS and Barrett $50.
New YORK tHubbsll "a and Chase Ia
~ Philadelphia tGerheauser 6-s and
kraus 49,.
ST Louis Cooper us and Dickson
t3-l at Pittsburgh (Cornich 3-s and
Resclgn0 $50.
Chicago passeau ga and wyss 2.3) At
Cincinnati (WAlters 80 and Wander Nicer
7-e)
All teams play two games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Runs Rocket, Gutierjdge Cur Gale
house. Errors Gutteridge Runs batted
IN Gufteridge. LAabs 2. Hockeit Two
base s-Culienhine 2. Iasbs. Eeltner
Home run Hockeit Sacrifice hits
stephens. Rosar stolen base-Clir. Dou-
bic play Rosar 10 Roudreau Bases on
halls on REYNOLDS 4. or Galehouse 2
struck out BY Reynolds 10. by Galehouse
s Left on bases st Louis g.. Cleveland
G implres Piprras. Berry and Weafer
Time 90. Attendance SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Runs Hoover HAMS M0sts- TUckef,
AppIinC Hodcir. fresh Runs bBtted In
Higgins HocEln Holloway 2. Tucker.
Curtnght Errors Bloodwofth. Dietrich.
Tvyo-bBse hits Hoover. APping YORK
Sacrifice hit Dietrich. Left on bases r.
Detroit T. Chicago q Bases on hslls--Off
Dietrich g. on Sewhoussr 3. or Dana /.
struck our Bv Dietrich ( by Sewhouser
3 Hts-ON Sswhouscr IN ga innings,
Unpircs-stswHrt and Hubbard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

because uf ms
hearing IN his
left ear I'M
paired by a
brain conCgS-
sion suffered
by the Gil
ants ia r
hslthaCk In a
game against
the Chicago
r Q srS last
October -.
Whitlow Wv
att OF the
DODGERS *
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
STCoND GAME
Totals 70 p 10


'Batted for Z. Ross IN eighth.
Runs Higgins Harris, YORK. Runs
hattsd in-York Bridges. Two base hit
wakefield Sacrifice hit Blood worth.
Left on bases-Chicago 4. Detroit 3
Bases on balls orr Ross orr Haynes
{. or Bridges ,. struck by Ross ?,
hy Bridges H. Hts-On Ross 5 In In
nings wild pitch Bridges. Umpires -
Hubbard and Stewart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Major League
Standings

NtEnl game.
Games behind leader.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 50. Detroit "a
Nrw York 3. philads lphls
s. Louis :. Cleveland I
WAshington Boston mighty
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT a. -ChlcAga 81.
Cleveland a. ST. Louis
Bos'or A. Washington t21.
Philadelphia ~ New York e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Likes Boxing

Jack Root, the oid-tIme light
heavyweight champion. lives m
Chicago and attends all the biz
boxing matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Tuffy Leemans
Wants 10 ASST
Giants Coach
Sports
By LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON, July fluffy Leemans would like to
get job helping Steve Owen coach the New York Giants
football Leemans operates dry cleaning establish
nent Washington. He twice rejected by the navy and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
NEW YORR
HILADFLPHIA
zoo oi0 onf 4
2ol 600 O02 IS
Philadelphia
New York

Runs-Whits 2 Heffner. Black. Wealth.
eriy 3. Metheny 2 Error--White. Runs
bAtied in, EStAlella, siehert. Keller 3,
White 2. Weatherly. Gordon. Twob base
hits-Whte. Dickey. Three-base hit
Keller Home runs White Weatherly.
Sacrifice hlts-Etten. Borowy Metheny.
Left on Philadelphia 8 New York
IA Bases on balls-On Borovy z. off
BLACK s. Struck out-By Black 3. ny
Borowy Hus-Off Borowy II IN 81
innings. or Turner none In ~ inning
Hit BY pitcher Ry Black (CrosettD. wiz
pitches Rorowy. black Winning pitcher
rurnsf umpres and Summers.
Aitendance-e.i3i paid. Time-7:15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Seven Hearts
Proves CdIiber
In Victory Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Seven Hearts, the colt that beat
Ocean Wave in the Arkansas
Derby and then was injured be-
fore the Derby Trial Stakes al
Louisville, is ready again 10 take
a run al the best three-year-olds
in tho nation.
The well-namcd son Of Grand
Slam and Lowe came back 20 tho
races Saturday for tho first time
since April and proved his calibre
BY leaving 10 three-year-oldS
rivals in his wake as ne captured
the $500 Sport Of Kings Handi-
cap At the Detroit Race Track.
The crowd of 1920 racegoers
who had seen Seven Hearts win
the two-year-old championship
here last season. sent him away
as the even money favorite in the
six furlong sprint.
They did not have a moments
worry as the color bearer Of the
Brown Hotel Stable at Louis
willie broke second TO T. -. Bulbs
LikeaSnot then swept 10 the lead
at the first turn and gallopCd
home a winner by two and half
lengths with Jockey Patterson
Mlligan looking around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGTE

FGameS behind leader.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pt'sbufrh Ia. 81 Louis "a
PhUadsipsia u. New York IS
Cincinnati . Chicago 8.
Brooklyn : Boston 8.
SUNDAYS CAMS
zee YORK e. PhnadsIrhis t1I
Brooklyn a. Boston t7I..
~ L0uls ~ riftghurEh az.
ChieAEo a. Cincinnati ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
REAPING GLORY SECOND

It was Seven Hearts by four
lengths at the stretch turn but
Mrs. II. p. Bonner'S Reaplng
Glory whitfield a length and a
half off this margin in the final
run. That wasn't anything 10
worry about. Reaping Glory was
second, Mrs. G. &. Whites HaSty
Kay then came third. Bold Cap
tain. Indian Watch, Eugene.
Cecil, Night Crawler, Wise Pal
Sano, LikeaSnot and Lady Re-
becca in that order.
California and Canadian own
ers divided honorS in the other
two handicapS of the afternoon
and gave the favoriteS sweep
Of the days big races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
1O-MiIe Wind
Greets MdCkindC
Fleet al Start
Rx GEORGE Z. VAN

PORT HURON, July l7-Six-
teen sail yachts started off on a
direct course for Mackinac Island
with fair wind in the nineteenth
annual Port Huron.Mackinac race
today.
The SouthweSterly breeze Of
about 10 miles was ideal for the
runners, those ships which dote
on a wind which comes from
somewhere aStern.
There was little 10 choose At
the start as the IL boats making
up tho racing cruising classes
came up 10 the line between the
flags off Chick Austerberry S
judges boat.
Dubious honor that IL Is, first
ship over was Ernie Crates Sham
rock, followed by the Mink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SONATA LEADS

SONATA LEADS
True 10 form, Sonata. 49-foot
cutter. winner OF the 1897 Mack
mac race and which is being
sailed by Stu Rackham, was out
in front There wasn't much 10
choose between her and George
Naumanns EStrellita, 55-foot
yawl.
Mink. Apache and ViteSSe were
close behind and very much in the
contention. IL wasn't their kind
OF weather as shippers Eddie
N'unsch, loot Gmeiner and Clete
yelling figured their chances best
in head wind.
There was little difference in
the relative positions OF Perez
Darnelrs Pintail and the Sham
rock which make up the racing
division.
SHAMROCK FAVORED
Shamrock won a year ago and
is favored again.
Josephine II, skippered by Tom
I PetZold, was making a good show
and acting as if she was going out.
in front. 1t was little light for
the 66-foot yswl once owned by
the late Edsel Ford.
She's the biggest ship in the
race and scratch boat Of the feet.
A veteran of many yachting
races. including the presen
fracas, Mase Rumney is acting as
mate for Petzold with crew
that includes Bill Clark. Bill Pet
zold, Llwyd Ecclestone, Berry
Lyon, Al Gross, Tom Young. Joe
Young, Arthur Coombs and Alex
Winters.
Kathmar, Arethusa and Stormy
Petrol. skippered respectively by
Jim Grove. II. c. Scherer and
Eddie Flinterman, were the three
other cutters which started in the
first class.
ALL PUNCHED
The cruising division went over
closely punched. The honor being
over the the line in this class
Incidental as II might be IN this
250-mile race went to Perez Will
liamson's Rainbow ".
It's an old habit with Perez,
only man in the race who has
been in them all since 1925. Other
Les Lodges Dorjack, Harvey
JackSonS Fugitive, Bob NeeSley'S
KittIwake and Andy Langham-
merS Rambler ".
If the present wind holds the
first boats would he up at the
Island early Monday morning
Charley Beck'S Hostess III, in a
great run last year, finished a
little after 3 a. m. Monday to
win But Mackniac race weather
being what il is, the first ship
may not arrive until sometime
Tuesday.