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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Club News
THIRD CHI1RCH

THIRD CHURCH
 Mrs. Robert Jones of Chipman street will be hostess at a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Third Congregational church at her home Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING
 The graduates of Miss Martins 1941 class in Effective Speaking will furnish the program for the Janu- ary meeting of the Waterbury Pulp lie Speaking Club at the Central Y. M. c. A. on Tuesday at 81:5 D. m. Among those participating will be Maurice Bowling, Paul Egan, Mrs. Martin Kelly, Helen Lasky, Carl Larson, and Mrs. John Washburne. President William P. Wright will be in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Under Switzerland's pure-foo regulations buttermilk is defined as composition, and addition of skinned milk and var.ols tlsv. brings to 1t is permitted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Eileen Whelan, Marjorie Carey, Ethel Hampson, Jane Peck, Faye
 Bryan and Dorothy Class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Frances c. Jourdan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert S. Jourdan of Meriden. has been assigned to acc tive duty as an ensign in the WAVES. She is a graduate of Wil- lima and Mary college and a former employe of a Hartford insurance firm. She is well known in this city.
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Tops Golfers,
Joins Marines

CHICAGO. July I tINS)-Wal-
lace Ulrich, 21-year-old sophomore
from Carleton College Of North
field. MINI, was en- route to Ohio
TO become a marine today carry
ing with him the National College
Athletic Associations golf title
The rangy Carleton golfer, A
native of Austin. MINI, became
the first representative from
small school 10 win the coveted
championship by defeating Bill
Roden Of the University Of Texas,
4 and 2, al the Olympia Fields
Country Club.
tT1Ch, Eoden boarded a
plane soon after the match 10
report IA the marines in Texas.
Ulrich Will enter training at Ober-
lin College.
The Carleton sophomore went
into the final round by defeating
Bob kuntz. captain of Yale'S new
team champions. , and /. Roden
moved into the finals by defeating
another Yale man. Walter Beck
lord. by the short margin Of ! up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Owl Match
Features
Net Meet

Rudy fernando and Stanley
Adams qualify as champion owl
and runnorup among the CON
teStants of tho mems singles ot
tho Greater Detroit public parks
tennis championships now IN prog
reSS ~ Northwestern courts.
Long after the other matches
finished and no ono could see the
ball fernando and Adams plugged
along comfortably and had a swell
time, Hern nd o winning, 4-6,
So, GA
WoMEN'S SINGLES
Amy Roosevelt defeated Alice Nier rs.
a. So May fernando defeated Virginia
defeated Helene Zucks 50. 81 Jose
phine smuko defeated Elaine NoWicki al,
60 Mary Transk defeated Jane Helper.
SO. go SO Emily Sivis debated Gloria
Kins So SIS stePhanle Prychuko de-
fsAtet Mary Ann Rsndszz0. 81, 6sl.
JUNIOR SINGLES
James A.sNsnder defeated Douglas sel'k.
50 - Bob Everett defeated Charlie
Pains 81 s-3. Eddis Mstysisk defeated
fss'sa Jo. skomsn. 50. So Ms,ysIsk
defeated waiter English 50 IS al.
Gerald BArios defeated Bob blanchard.
! 81
Rob Ireland defeated Bob Casteel a.
e-s go Bob Goldman won from George
phiprv Pos default Joe Skomsk won from
TrN Simerson rs default Robert Ier'es
defeated MARTIN shaw So 50 Kenneth
Muudie defeated Goldman SIS SIS
MEMS SINGLES
Leonard ksrpeles defeated James Jan
koVsk1 90 81 Hubert MAnIre defeated
Russ RaIoV. SO ~ John Wedta d..
fsafed sidney Finebsrg 80. So BiU
Sayres defeated I'd RoEers rs a. Raw
Gibson defeated Marc Porohich SO. s g.
So John Blossom defeated James AleN-
audsr. f-1. SIS
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Worth That $4,000
Dick WakefieId's Feats in Field Contests and
in Game Prove He's AI-Around Player
BY EDGAR HAYES

When the Tigers paid in excess
of $50 900 10 Dick Wakefield 10
sign a contract, they bought an
all-around ball player.
Dick proved his worth during
the program that was staged IN
connection with the war relief tWI-
light game at Briggs Stadium last
night.
He was first in the 60-yard
dash. He was the best fungo hit
ter and he tied with Leo Culber.
son in Circling the bases. He won
three S25 war bonds for his con-
tribution 10 the Tigers win over
the Boston Red Sox in the track
and field meet that preceded the
game.
He also distinguished himself
with two doubles and a single In
addition 10 fielding hfs-Posrtfor1
perfectly during the extra inning
contest. II was quite A day for
the lad Just two years out Of the
University Of Michigan.
Walter O. Briggs, who topped
the bids Of almost every other
major league club 70 sign the
collegiate ace, watched the per-
Torrance and no doubt was
pleased with his purchase.
The fans arrived an hour before
game time 20 watch the members
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

the world champions, Billy South
worth, will be at the helm.
on the mound, as announced by
National League president FORD
FriCk, will be Mort Cooper, Max
Lanier and HOWE Pollet OF the
Cards, Al Javery Of the Braves.
Truett Sewell of the Pirates
Johnny Wander Nicer OF the Reds
and Claude Passeau of the CUBS.
Walker Cooper of the cards,
Mickey Owen of the Dodgers and
Ernie lombard Of the Giants WI
handle this array OF Pitchln
talent
The infelders include Babe
Dahlgren. who has been around a
long time but will make his ALL
star debut. The other first base
man Is Cincinnatis Frank Nc
Cormick, a five-year man.
Martin Marion and Whitley ku-
rowski of the Cards, Linus Frey
of the Reds, Herman, Stan Hack
Of the Cubs and Eddie Miller OF
the Reds round out the inhelderS.
The outfielders are the Walker
boys, Dixie of the Dodgers and
Harry Walker of the Cards, Stan
MuSial OF the Cards. Vince Di-
Maggie Of the Pirates, Bill Nichol-
son Of the Cubs, OFT and Augle
Galan OF the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

but unable TO play because OF an
injury
Other Yanks selected were
pitchers Ernie Bonham and
SpuIgeon Spud } Chandler;
second haSeman Joe Gordon and
out6elderS Charley Keller and
Johnny Llndcll
Manager Lou Boudreau head
lined the Cleveland selections.
The other Tribe, nominees were
pitchers ~ Smith and Jim
Bachy. third baSeman Ken Kelt-
ncr catcher Buddy Rosar, and
oUrtieldcr JoT Heath.
George Case and Bob john
son the. talented autfelderS who
have led the sensational squirt
OF Washington into second place,
feature a four-man representa-
tion for the Senators.
The other choices arc catcher
Jake Early and pitcher Dutch
Leonard.
The Boston Red Sox placed
three men Bobby Doerr, Tex
HuChSon and Oscar Judd.
Detroit and ST. Louis placed
two men each
The Tigers honored were first
haSeman Rudy York and pitcher
Hal NcwhouSer. Ouifelder Chef
LaabS and ShortSiop Vernon
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SpOrtS
Those Managers
Wrong Again
On Star Picks
By LEO MACOONELL

II '-ee, 'tc >CFrr t~0.l7a
rrs--r managers annually 60
n.- e.. ,rrlr Nay .o DO WRONG
,.sc. II comes re- making ALI
STAR Ea7-r selections
Tl--N never agree ".'0 Us
Here ,-cy arc again 81. ou' 81
sep with the engineer az tins
column
u lr1.as la lo1t- Ikea dellh.
crate plot --r r0-uCrr may
demand = recount
A-1or- other tr.~c 'ho enc
r0cc- Mould Ike 90 know h0"
come FnEy FiGC.nS was left
c4- -E r-c vote. ThcF can't haNe
1-1.a.nc personal against H'G,
rr~s vr Rope. Nc can't figure
anybody beng mad AZ Plnky.
And why is Joe @ ord on
~a~c5 and GcraId ErlldY not
cn and fcT Heath picked with
Doc Cramcr one OF the forgot
ten Players
Why d.i hey Ital' j. G Is
-rS-sKe-T5-- - s-r-i PICK another
-er>, yesru5r Johnny Llndell
Who is something short OF beng
in DICK class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Old Boys Abound
In N. l. Lineup

The usual faces will be seen
and the usual confusion viii reign
when the all-Star baseball game
is played at ShIbe Park in Phlla-
delphia the night of July ID.
Members OF the National League
team were announced last night
and Is Of them have been around
before. In fact. two. Mel OF and
Bill Herman, have played in nine
of the 10 eXtravaganzas.
AS is fit and proper, the Car
dinals dominate the National
Leagues squad with eight nSn,
and. Of course, the manager OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Babe DahIgren, IA,
To Be Given Hearing

PLllLADELpA+A4-- 4tt--'---ft Fl \ :; : -
Babe Dahlgren. PhtlheS third
Sacker and leading hitter Of the
major leagues. VIII be- given a
hearing before A Philadelphia
draft board early in August on his
appeal for temporary delay on
induction into the army.
Dahlgren learned yesterday his
San Francisco board had placed
LIZ, ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Pick Dickey Anyway

Some weeks back the man
ayers we're told not 70 name
Fr' DICkeN because Of the
Yankee catchers physical con-
d.'Ior A. always. the pilots
n4cked s4n= The last NcaLs= script
and went along bh'hely icnor-
ire records and other sound
reasons.
And Why is Oris Hockett,
one Of the leagues leading hit
jCrs. passed up
Oh. well. YOU can't change
managers. we suspect
Rudy York and Harold New
houser are the Tiger choices
this year the fourth time for
York and sc d for New
houser. York and Boudreau hlt
homers 10 win the 1912 game
for the American Leaguers. Al
-BeurnuEpItched- -that-Eame,
which vas held in the Polo
Grounds in New York.
IN d glng by the reception
given hun BY fans Al Briggs
Stadium last night. Wakefield.
unless ms career is interrupted
BY war. promises 70 he one 81
the most popular players who
ever wore Tiger livery.
They Cheered Dick Al every
turn and The young star from
the University If Michigan gave
them plenty Of turns.
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Grid Foes Meet

An interesting, hefore-the-
game duCout sidelght was
uectlnc- hcilXeen -IIanEA- Prince
Osno new Tiger pitcher. and
George Christensen. former star
tackle Of the Detroit Lions,
who 2 2 y 2 d football against
each other in Honolulu Christ
mas DAY. 1928.
Il can't forget Mr.. Christen-
sen because I was the left half
back on our team and he was
the left tackle, ~ I had 70 take
him out" O6no laughed. Il
don't think ! took him out.
Anyway, while they beat US
think the score was 13 20 s
we gave them a good game
A. The time Christensen was
rlsN ing With University az
Oregon
II PLAYED with the Honolulu
town team" Can0 4 Hawaiian
recalled we PLAYED number
Of college teams from the
states, including Washington
and ~ NarNs A. we'll A. ore
gOn
Osn0 4r a'l-aroln5 star a't-
lete also va, good 80 swine
ming and other sports lie made
two baseball trips 70 Japan
one when be was I0 high school
in Honolulu
After coming 20 the States
70 play IN organized ball he
made transforming TRIP with
biz leaguers that included RS
home city. Honolulu
Mickey COChrane. Jimmy
FoxX and other big leaguers
we're on that team Dar- re-
called.
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Of the two teams compete in their
speclaltieS. Both the fans and
players got a big kick out Of the
performances and asked for more
contests during the rest of the
season
The Tigers cXcclled in most Of
the events and surprises were fur
nlShed in practically all Of them
In The fungo batting some Of
the veterans who hit 10 The out
field every day we're expected 10
star. But II was a mighty blast
from the bat OF Dick Wakefield
that travelled 400 feet on the fly
which won first place. Rudy
York was second, some Is feet
behind tho rookie.
The most accurate Of the fungo
HIT --t-S-~7S- trSC7T Judd. Who hit
three right down the middle, but
they were a little short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
TRUCKS FORCED OUT

Trucks pitched FIVE innings
before being forced out ~ the
contest when he aggravated
old injury in his right elbow
DurIng his tenure on the mound,
Virgil yielded only two hits,
tWo-hagCer by Leon Culberson
and A single by Barna.
For three innings. White vas
superb. But he faltered IN the
ninth. With one out Lurlen
dropped biooper INTO left-centcr
for z single
White disposed Of big Jim
Tabor who popped 10 Higgins.
Il looked like the game was in
the bag for the Tigers. But IL
was not 10 be for tho unlucky
White Wham, Came Doerr's
homer and II was A new ball
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Kentucky Quits
Grid for Duration

LEXINGTON. Ky. July (UP)
The University of Kentucky to-
day became the fifth member Of
the Southeastern Football Con
ference 10 abandon football for
the duration.
Bernie Shively, athletic director,
said an expected drastic decline IN
the univerSlty'S male enrolment
prompted the step.
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a Star

Besides blasting out three
hits. two Of them two-baggerS,
Wakefield vas the star Of the
athletic events which preceded
the game. The special program
was part of the national war
fund festivities. All receipts of
the game Will 60 10 war relief
organizations
Wakefield won in two events
and tied in another.
The highlight Of the special
program was A wheelbarrow
pushing contest in which Steve
O'Neill and Joe Cronin were
among the losers
The field events proved pop
ular and while the crowd Of
nearly 1900 did not compare
with the $1,000 that turned out
for tho same war relief game
last year Il was considered
good in view Of The fact there
was little promotion attempted.
The receipts will Of course
be considerably less than The
$50 900 or more that was turned
INTO the fund in 1912.
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HAL TO RESCUE

White then walked Babe Barna.
new BoSt0nlan. whom joe
Cronjn COT from the New York
Giants. and was succeeded by
Harold NowhouSer Eddie Lake
doubled of the Tigers young star
left-hander and scored Barna
with 3 marker that put the visit
orS out IN front
For the moment BarHa's tally
looked pretty big but The Sox
JOY was short-lIved Pinky HiC-
gins first up n the Tiger half
OF the ninth blasted out his sixth
circuit smash Of the season.
again tying the score As 1879
grateful customers screamed their
delight
Higgins homer came of Mace
Brown. who had succeeded Tex
Hughson. Red Sox ace lifted for
pinch hitter.
Winner OF nine games this year,
HughSon was bidding for his sixth
straight win.
Higgins blow was one az three
the veteran Tiger third basenan-
collected IN the game. Dick
Wakefield also poled three hits
the two SluggcrS totalng SIX out
Of 10 hits accumulated by the
Tigers.
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HE'S on HIS GAME

Sarazen says Jones is playing
We'll and believes arrangements
can be- made TO have him play
here.
ZONES r7U7C- out Of retirement 10
compete IN tho 1871 Ryder event
Al Detroit Golf Club. and proved
a. popular as ever with the crowd
Jimmy Demaret began practiC-
inc Yesterday for the coming All
American open IN Chicago The
result was 33-32-65. which ties
the Plum Hollow record shared
by Chick Harbert and Marvin
Stahl.
He had six brides, an eagle 3
on the eighteenth and one DOGGY
on the shortest hole, the $50
yard fourteenth.
Fred T. Lorenzen. manager OF
Plum Hollow for 10 years, has re-
signed. His resignation does not
become effective until September
l. so he Will be on hand 10 help
care for the crowds which viii
attend the Ryder matches. tie
plans a long vacation.
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CHICAGO July !. CUPl-The
psCt-scfung New York Yankees
ana th, tourth-place Cleveland
Indians dominate ihe member
>hp of She American League
tcaDl announced today for par
uclpatl6n I'm the eleventh MAJOR
league All-Star game az Phils-
1rinhfq TIlN II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

Topping the New York nomi.
nees was the perennial choice.
catcher Bill Dlckey. who was
named for the ninth time.
The only years Dickey has
failed 20 win an All-Star berth
since the game was inaugurated
were 1888 and 1888.
4 year ago he was nominated,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
DETROIT
BOSTON

TOTALS 81 Z 80 u Totals a 40 "a IS
Rated for Cnrrrv M eighth
Fa"ed frr Hugh so0 In eighth
PHfef f"r Peacock .r ninth
Stated f.r Trucks In fNr
'Rf"ed fo- Hoover In tenth
RnUn7 Ooo 600 ou7 0Oo
DETROIT 100 600 i0l oo0-I
,CaIed IN account 81 darkness
Runs lup'e0 Irerv BsrrA. WAkedele
HEsrs Harris Errnrs -onroy Hoover
Trucks Runs Matted in poerr 2 Lake
Higgins q Ploodwor'h TV1-tase hts
Cglhers1r wakefield Q Higgins. Lake.
Home runs-Drerr. Higgins stolen base
Lup.en Sacrifices Fox, YORK Double
plays- HGghsob % Lake 90 Luplsn H..
sins ~ Bloodworth n York 2 Left On
bases Boston 4. Detroit s. Base on balls
or Brown or Trucks OF White
l. S'rIkeouts- HuEhson 2 by Brown
4 ~ Trucks 8 ty White I by New
hous,r s Hf'--ou HuEhson = 10 IN
rirrs off Brown 4 m 3 innings OF Trucks
In S innings Of White 10 ga, irningv.
on SeVheuser z IN 81, innings vmpi =
Rue and P.pgras Time q. Attei
ance- 3 Tse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

chosen and first baSeman Dick
Siebert was selected from the
Athletics roster.
Joe Mccarthy Of the Yanks
will manage the team. Ills
coaches will be Lena Black
hurne Of the Athletics and Art
Fletcher of the Yanks.
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Suggests His Track

NEW YORK. July : up
Harold 4 Clark ono ~ fhe own
ers Of GuIfStrcsm PAIR NJ Miami
pa said II The war was MOI over
hy Christmas he would ask
Tropical Park and Hisleah 90 hold
their race meetings az Gulf
stream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

SiN mem
berS Of the
defend ding
m pion
Yankees and
4 like nHna-
her from the
Indians were
named on the
squad Of p
p ] 2 y @ r 5
picked by A
vote OF the
q I 2 a. n I IS
managers
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
WEDNTSDAY'S REsTLTs

NFUNFNUAlT = HENI Us
NeV NoFk 60 So Louis 3-S.
Chicago SIS Boston -
Brooklyn Sill. Cincinnati 0-S
Pittsburgh g. Philadelphia
TODAN'S GAMES
Cine ruafl A. Brooklyn
Chicago ~ Boston
Pittsburgh AZ phHste phla t2l.
Only games scheduled
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Frick Breaks Precedent, Picks n. l..

NEW YORK, July (UP)-Ford Prick, the bushy -hared
the destnes the National League shattered
precedent nv picking his boys To defeat the
Leagues eleventh annual NStar
Philadelphia. July 13
This them" he said I've
limb this before but then I've felt
confident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
May Seek Jones
For Ryder Match
Gene Sarazen
Suggests Bobby
For Big Events
By VI. F. DRUKENBROD

An effort likely will he made 10
prevail upon Major Robert Tyre
Jones Jr-- Bobby Jones 10 all You
golfers. 10 play IN the Ryder CUP
matches al Plum Hollow, Aug. rs
Gene Sarazen suggested the
star Albanian on learning there
was a possibility that Henry Cot
ton, Great Britain's No. l golfer,
might be brought here.
The names of both Jones and
Cotton probably will be conSid-
cred tonight at Plum Hollow
when Russell Gnau's committee
meets with the clubs directors.
Jones entered the army air
corps as a captain In June. 1912.
and several months ago was made
Z -,1tatot-tie IS stationed ncarNew-
York and gets in an occasional
weekend round.
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Major que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

WEDNESDAY RESULTS
New YORK Cleveland 4.
DETROIT Boston
chicago = Warrington
81 Louis Philadelphia
TODAN'S CANES
Boston A. DETROIT tNIrhtI.
NeV YORK A. Cleveland
Washington A. Chicago.
Philadelphia AZ ST. Louis.
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Tigers. SON Tie
On Homer Apiece
Detroit lie ads,
20, But Doerr
SpoiIs Victory
By LEO MACDONELL

Baseball men today recalled the
old adagc that a game IS never
over until the last man Is oUt
as they reviewed the 12-lnning
twilight thriller in which the
Tigers and Red Sox tied 2 10 3.
at Briggs Stadium last night
Win tho Tigers leading, 2 10
two out and a count Of two ba
and one strike On Bobby Doerr.
the Red SoN second baSenan eY-
ploded A home run with Tony
Luplen on base and knotted the
contest az tWo-all.
The homer Doerr's fifth Of tho
season. came of Hal White. who
had replaced Virgil Trucks. and
was driven into the lower deck
of the teri fIetd stands.
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BAD BREAK

There followed a forum Of off
Gals. which resulted IN Dorothy
winning. While this IS had
break TO happen in the quarter.
finals Of the event. no blame can
be placed on either Of the par.
Elephants.
Dorothy was so intent on get
ting on 10 the next tee she never
realized she should have conceded
the putt. But il was fine sports
nanShip on Elzabeth'S part 10
call The infringement Of rules on
herself
In the SerlfinalS Patty Berg
VIII hat IL off with Catherine Fox.
the up and coming golfer from
Glen Ridge. ~ j. who staged a
fine comeback 70 heat Mrs. O. II.
Rernadka Of 81. Paul. 81.
Dorothy German. who dropped
Phyllis Otto from the tournament
and followed with A victory over
Kay Byrne Of Rye. ~. Y. 80, will
play Dorothy Kirby.
In previous matches Patty Berg
turned back Mary Agnes Wall.
"a, while Margaret Russell bowed
out 10 Catherine Fox. 7-6.
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Stephens were named from the
Browns.
Chicago and Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
WOOD SURPRISES

The biggest surprise was in the
distance throwing contest This
was 10 be a picnic for Roger
Craner, pOSseSSor Of one Of the
best arms in The big league.
But il was Joseph P. Wood
from Houston. Tex. Jimmy Blood
worths sub. who won. His heave
was 357 feet. Just one foot ahead
Of Cramer.
In tho stands was Sheldon Le-
ieune. formerly of the Brooklyn
and Cincinnati National League
teams, who holds the record Of
i26 feet 81 inches Lcieune made
his record in Cincinnati in 1910,
when he was with Evansville II
was tho practice in those days 10
hold meets between major and
minor league teams.
The 60-yard dash wa, held in
two heats with the host time being
made by Wakefield
WISER WINNER
Al CnScr and Paul Richards tied
in the accurate throwing contest.
each hitting the target once out
Of three heaveS. UnSer won in
the tosSoff. hitting the target on
the short hop 10 win scorer Ty
Tyson's not.
Wakefield and Culberson each
circled the bases in IA seconds.
Pete Fox was right behind them,
just three-tenthS of a second
slower.
The comedy relief was provided
by the coaches and managers in a
Whcelbarrow rolling contest.
Frank Shellenback Red SoX
coach. was the winner by yard
over Steve O'NeNl. Joe Cronin
showed ms home instincts by
turning completely around and
heading for his own dugout.
Jack Zcller was The ring master.
The crowd Of 1879 was The
largest ever 10 see a track meet
here.
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each have one place. Luke APP
ping, veteran shortstop. was
the lone White SoX performer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Miss Row, Last
State Hope, Out
OF Golf Meet

GLEN FLLYN Tl. july
N,CNiEsn'S last hope m tho FOUR
tcCnth annual woncnS Western
open golf championship ai Glen
oak Country club bowed oa' Of
,n, tournament aS Marjorie Row
stan. ard district title holder lost
fo Patty Berg. the nedahSt. i-2
Dorothy kirby Of Atlanta scored
tre HF>f victory on a icChricailiy
She defeated Elizabeth Hicks on
The nineteenth when Elizabeth.
woncntsrly forEetful OF the rules
ot colf knocked away a three
inch putt which would have given
hcr a half on the hole and sent
tncm on 10 The twentieth
As the two contestants were
-,,41kr--r n t-1e-tweut1rtih rec atrCT
Dorothy had dropped a l0-footer
for a par five Elizabeth suddenly
realized she had not holed out and
remarked 70 an official that she
should have dropped that putt and
not conceded II % herself.