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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Showers
CurtaiE
Tennis

Revision of the annual Greater
Detroit public parks tennis cham
plonshlps schedule calls for the
women TO begin play tomorrow AT
Northwestern courts At > p m.
with Mary Hernanoo and Flora
Lomax the probable flnaliSts in a
field Of 80 Entries Will be ac-
cepted up TO the start Of the first
round
Juniors had their opening set
back until today because Of rain
and places in the draw are open
10 late filers until the matches
begin. Five matches were played
in the men : singles yesterday be-
fore rain finally forced postpone
ment
AL Gross. formerly OF Central
High School. defeated Seymour
Kusher. 6-1. So. r. II. McFar-
land from Crosse lie Naval Base
eliminated Francis Widrig, Red
ford High School. 60, Cd Other
winners were Douglas Selik over
Herb Mayer. 81 81 and Norman
Stump over George Walker, o.,
Ga
Albert L Crosse put out Robert
Rlumenfeld, runnerup for the city
intcrScholaSuc championship" as
Centrals number one player. SO,
81. He Is the younger brother Of
Irving Brent, formerly known as
Bulmenfeld.
The field includes IS in men s
singles and as juniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Light Boxing
Card for Week

MA feathorwclght titleholder
Jackie Callura Will see action
this week as SIX cities share the
spotlight for a mediocre boxing
schedule
Callura meets Phil Terranova
tomorrow night in a l0-rounder
at Hartford. Conn, while other
feature bouts ~lll 20 on dur
ung the week At Philadelphia.
Washington, Boston, Detroit and
Havana.
Only other ring warriors Of any
prominence who VIII fight are Al
DAVIS, Chalky Wright, Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson. Jake LaMotta,
Ray Robinson and Cleo Shans.
The schedule
Monday: PhNs1s 7hs-A Davis - Al
Trulani Frankie CArto " FIts Ph.l-
'tps Wsshirgton pittsnufgn Jscss vii.
.o1 - lew Hsobl' Wes' sqrngf'e'f,
Mass johnny Dudley ~ Dixie DAVIS
TUESDAY Portland Ne Ftanks Ne.so-s
- WINE HAga0 Hartford conn 60
MA Tsrauovs Los ArEsles-JAcs
chase vs. Miguel NADER Montreal LGu
o Conuor IS tisaHe Brsnt
WefuesdAY WoousugkFf Tony
Costa W Dave crawford EuEsb''h, y. J.
Gene Buffalo Fs BHddt Fatrrl..
THURSDAY Fall River Mass Joey
Spangisr vs. A. COSTA Boston Ray Roo.
Inson ~ Ralph TAnne''
Frida, Detroit JAKE 1AHo't0 ~
Young KID McCoy worcester AAss -
Ped Brown - Johnny Cool Ray Brown
- Leo Dulrn4irs hollywood Cleo
SnArs ~ fups Gonzales Allentown. Pa.
Josv PsrafA " RUBY Garcia
saturcas Havana ChaINy Wright ~.
SAcionsl kld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
BavdriidnS Take
City Soccer Title

-petrettafs- surprise teant-ffi-fic'
troll soccer this year, were finally
pat out of the City Cup play sun
day hut the team which is made
up OF European refugees today
on Joys the satisfaction Of know
inc that they went 10 the finals
before losing 10 the strong Ba-
yarlan club. 4 10 ,
Goals by cagcy Pete Nutu and
Bill SChmirmaCher gave BaNarlanS
a lead in the first half Of The
game Mack Park and Emil
Josph and Emil Bierkle scored
the other TALES IN the-neAt
Stan7a With the time fading
Manfred Lehman and Bill Dolny
made DeuoiterS goals during the
final minutes Of the fray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Just Like Home

Now that we've gotten All
golfers down 10 eight clubs %
our size Coh yeah - the writer
Will express his appreciation Of
once again being privileged 10
roam Red Runs clubhouse and
course . For, among golf
clubs, Red Run used 10 he
home 10 US old-tlme Detroit
golf writers =. II was pleasant
10 meet up gain with John
Pomeroy, the club $ efficient and
hkeable Manager, whose job at
Red Run IS held in escrow for
him, according 10 members
Frank Walsh. the new pro, has
made a big hit with the mem
bers matching the popularity
OF The genial Morue Dutra,
whom Frank succeeded
Mortie now manager Of the
personnel department Of war
plant. cot of 4 few hours sun
day 10 see some Of the tourna-
ment and again marvel AZ the
golf II Chuck kocSlS. one Of
MorueS idols Kocsis, like
Dutra. Is IN war work do
Ing a fine iob Chucks a
member Al Rcd Run
Bumped INTO Walter Hagen
emerging from the bswth sa-
ronged with a towel Hagen,
also q Red Run member now,
seemed happy for loser :.
It's more fun playing now,
Hagen explained Can get a
kick out Of losing. Losing is
relaxing exercise Hagen
boasted Of taking Of II pounds
Chuck Holm offered that ss
en- explanation OF the Hslg
defeat 1T weakened Wal
ter. Holm pointed out o.. &.
Holm teamed up in the tourna-
men' with his son Hagen
,usi go' back from Nashville
where he visited It. Walter
Hagen Ir who vas en- route 10
WaterfoWr ~ y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Watson
Retains
Crown

ELIZABETH. y. J., June rs
uUPl- Bill Watson. Detroit po-
liceman and former secretary 70
heavyweight champion Joe Louis,
ruled as national A. A. l. death
lon champion today for the sec
ond time.
sef4-p4er- hr title with 4
total Of 1894 points as the 10
t.t-t-t,f tw0-day competition con-
Guided AZ MarInanco Park yes
tcrday. lie also won the title N
1910.
Watson might have registered
a much bigger total but he re-
fused 10 compete IN the 1900
meter run, final event Of the day
after he was practically assured
Of the title after the javelln throw
next 20 last event. The former
University Of Michigan star fin
lShed second last year.
The new tltleholder piled UP a
lead OF DIX points over ms
closest rival Saturday and needed
only a single first place yeSter-
day. He won the discus throw
with a heave Of ZAP feet 3 As
inches 10 garner SIS points and
then tied for second in the pole
vault finished fourth IN the AVE
I'm and fifth IN the ll0-meter
high hurdles.
Cpl Joshua Williamson, Negro
star from Camp Pickett. Va. and
last years all-around ruler. came
in second with 5.S0S points He
took frstS in the pole vault and
iavein yesterday and had he fin
iShed better than fifth in the
! .5O0-meter run heat Watson
would have been forced 10 com
pete IN the event
Don Wanncr Of Clayton. ~ J
University Of Virginia junior. took
third with 5,6l4 points He held
second Saturday 200 points ahead
~ Williamson. but was unable 10
win any Of yesterdays events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Ruby Seeks Gordon S
Title al Mack Park

Bert Ruby VIII make his bid 10
regain the MWA iunor heavy
weight title he lost two months
ago when ne meets Flash Cor
don current champion Of tho div
sion. in the main event of tomor-
row nights outdoor wrestling
card a. Mack Park.
Ruby lost the crown 10 Jack
League three months ago and
League was bcatcn lbs Gordon
last month Now Ruby has a
chance 10 regain n IN two in
three fall bout which tops a four.
bout card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

handicap AZ Aqueduct Saturday.
He rushed past the Judges length
and one-half in front OF the fast
finishing Market Wise Don Bingo
was third end Shut Out fourth
as the winner stepped a mile and
onc-quarter IN BOB 2-5.
The Devil. ridden by Steve
Brooks. drew down the winners
share Of S23, 200, boosting his earn
ingS for the season 10 S48, 800 \
1t was the FIRST time that Devil
Diver had won a race at dis
lance Of more than a mile. and the
third time this season that he has
pulled the fat from the fire for
Grpentrec. In the Toboggan and
Metropolitan handicapS. Shut Out,
the principal reason for the entry
being favored finished far up the
stretch while Devil Diver took the
gravy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
La Mottd Gets
His Screen Test

Mike Capriano. manager Of
Jake LaMotta, who arrived IN De
troit today reported that his
fighter was delayed IN New York
but was expected 10 reach here
tomorrow. LaMotta was up for
A screen test before his draft
board. it was reported
Young KID Mccoy is due in
Detroit tomorrow.
LaMotta and Mccoy are SChcd-
uled 10 clash In the wlndup Of a
boxing card al Olympia Friday
nlphf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Rate Leioie Tops

Both old time baseball fans
Pracken and NCSVeeney agreed
the best batter they ever saw
vas Nap LaI0.g BracEen
recalled that pitching for CleNc-
land ho Rrackenl one time
was ordered 10 walk Lafoe.
Who vas aging win '0e
Phls did and he noNf
batter Socks Selboid rIr a
home run o7 me % BrsckCr -"-
called Tim Miller is hoa,t.
!ng thai what golf tournament
need sif more bowler
Look ~ nay partner Miller
explained lack Iuow.- 'aD-
gets noie-.r-one 20 Pap .p
the TOURNEY Ne T 60 Hu>' q
2 on the hole Tim an 1.t
Clinton Valley golfer l.d-
wigs acc. which came ON Rcd
Runs i7O.yar1 S'h "as has
second on = l70-ysrd ro.e .
lie did ~ ~ Clinton EaIlcy
Lou Bsync iu Tho iousome
with Ludwig ~ Red Pun $50
holds the honor o. hae nr
achieved Two holeS-In.one d.
They we've made IN other cities
however ~
Tim Griffin. who used 20 win
the Red Run club championship
bv force of habit. and who SUI
bsts out mean game Whacked
lefty drive on 10. = 50 did
Ben Smith ne Michigan TIM
vereifv star Harold Kelly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Louis On Way
For Visit Here

CHICAGO. Juno % GNS) Sgt
Joe Louis. world heavyweight box
ing champion, said today before
leaving for Detroit he would vel
come an assignment IN North
Africa where United Nations
forces are maSSlng for the next
move against the ANS.
The sergeant has Just finished
five months IN Hollywood on the
picture "ThlS Is the Army He
told of being on the same tram
with 1t Col. James Roosevelt
coming east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Two Top
NesA LOOP
With COS

Stuart NcKechnie and Charles
NICOLA OF HlllcreSt boast top
scores Of The season i'm The Met
ropoIitan Golf Association $ league
which opened yesterday with only
three Of the scheduled matches
being played.
Playing on their home course.
both registered 69'S three under
par. as their team defeated Bev-
erlv Hills. Si2-3i2.
Birch Hill defeated Warren
Valley, the defending champion,
q-2tz. and Hawthorne Valley
won from Plymouth, Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
.Downpour Gives
Sam S HurIer
A0ne-Hitter

ANY SINE Secretary Virgil r
Zsrfra7i ~ Detroit Baseball
Federation wants ram foe his war
-erser nc schedules games a.
F7-EE- STADIUM Ram IS natural
consequence Previous bookings
vero c'ncr Cancelled because ~
vc.'hc- or the plaler, we're han
Hcsppcd he Ve' ground condi-
uar,
Sans and LAW Local l54 Of
Cfe,, e gor in seven innings yes
to-day before "a tnunder>howcr
stopped play and drove Vmges
Pcp>-Co1s Class a. from the
psrs without throwing a hall
sam managed 10 stop i5i by
40.
Ram saved irc defending cham
p.on, Local l54 had three runs
m and The tying tally on third
when the shower arrived After "A
commute wait tho game vas
called of and tho >rorr reverted
back 10 the seventh giving Bill
Martin Of Sans credit for Il
one-hiltcr
Errors helped Sans in tho first
and NTH when they scored two
i.,4f4s-+Ft- t.rett-fr tt1r first. bon
Holman double and a pass 10
Bob. one Of the three Martins ON
Sans roster. and Frank Nor
rell's mlscue an Stan Lop8ta' :
roller produced tNn- after I've
were out
A double by Bob Martin in the
fifth preceded an error on Ed
Rohtalle. Martin counted. John
MaCSay singled Robltallle 10 third
and Robltallle tailed when Lo-
pata banged ffto-a doubte play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
r, VI , DRUKENBROD

The hest team In the Red
Run lnu,arfonal tournament
Ytp Chuck kocSiS and Moody
NaUoy The old Wolverine pair,
carried of the championship.
The, defeated Western sur
prise team of Roland Weyand
and Earl Harrison 6-5. IN yes
'rrday afternoon final
AS,soon as ~ was announced
TdCSIS. Who Won last year with
Tn " G. Coleman would pair
with Malloy. they promptly
were labeled the team 10 beat
That's the Top prediction IN
these events. None would be 50
bold As 70 risk more than that,
even with TWO players of the
known abilities OF this pair
teamed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
SpOr
Journey Golfers
We'97+ Down
her Caooes
Bu-LEC- AACDOAELL

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Lands Summons
Prince Over
Salary Dispute
BY LEO MACDONELL

Henry prime Oano. new
Tiger pitcher, is in Chicago today
10 confer with Commissioner K.
NJ Lands in A dispute between
Fort Worth and Milwaukee over
Oano's sale price.
Oano's status AS Tiger is not
involved. He had been declared a
free agent by Lands when signed
by the Detroit club.
The dispute involves a claim Of
81, 500 by Fort Worth from Mil
waukee for the pitchers contract.
Milwaukee. IN a counter claim,
alleges that the Princes military
draft status had been misrepre-
scented.
While there had been reports
that Oano was 10 be reclaSsified
by his Fort Worth board, rs far
as the player knows he is still IN
IA. He IS married but the Oanos
have no children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
DSR SoftbaII Loop
Resumes Tomorrow

The DSR SoftbalT League viii
resume IFS schedule AZ 7 o'clock
tomorrow night at Ford Field
after three weeks delay due 70
ram and curfcw restrictions. In
the league are highland Park
Gratiot Coolidge. Woo ID W Ar a.
Coolidge Office highland Park
Maintenance. Schumacher 81
Jean. Maintenance. and Jefferson
I'm charge Of the program are
Arnold y TrebeSh. h alrma n;
Louis Smith, representing the Of
fee Ray S. Suffer, representing
Maintenance. and Paul PankratZ
representing Operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
TdIbert Evens Count
With Seymour

CINCINNATI. O.. June 2S
ms Bill Talbert. Cincinnatl's
fifth national ranking tenn :
player. today added the tri-State
tennis title TO his accomplish
montS.
Talbcrt upset Seymour Green
berg Of Chicago national clay
court champion. IN straight sets
in tho finals, 81. So. 6-3. Talbert
demonstrated complete mastery
over the Chicago youth who beat
him A week ago for the national
clay courts title in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

ST. LOUIS, June IS Detroit
Tigers today had something to
cheer about even though they
dropped three out Of four games
in the series just concluded with
the Browns.
Big Rudy York has the range
again, and everyone knows what
that means 10 the Tigers. He Int
two homcrs - the Second-half Of
Yesterdays twin bill his seventh
and eighth OF the season.
These. with a three-run homer
by Dick Wakefield In-the first
inning. were chiefly responsible
for 9-5 Detroit victory. Between
Them, DICK and Rudy hit IN seven
,at+ttS-rr thTC UQO1N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
SMITH-FIFE LOSE

KocSIS and Malloy doWncd Jay
Lax and Gene Jarvis, Ga, IN
the morning Semihnals, AS Wcy-
and and Harrison edged out the
two l.. Of NJ youngsters. Ben
smith and Bob Fife. rated next
10 Kocsis and Malloy on paper,
l up
4 sensational shot with the
oldest club IN KocStS bag
sand blaStcr he has carried since
1928. and which he has had
reShaftcd FIVE times, figured
pramlurntiy In the o. sided
outcome Of The final II was
made tMaA- hAck-nn-A n-ll7 Chuck
h01ng out rom a trap al inc
green edge for an eagle 3.
-f tic never Was on tAe4aliNay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Birdie by Se|Ie(k
Wins 81 Tourney

Howard Sclleck a Detroit Times
printer is the now golf champion
of Club - He Won the club :
annual tournament yesterday A.
nnyhrook. beating out another
Times cmploye. Walter Shiplon,
by puc stroke
4 sensational hirdie 3 on the
s}NtCcWh, where ne sank an ap7
ptoach accounted Tor >Seileck.s
Triumph He Mad 43-4l 81 10
SYMPTOMS ~ II s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
78Co||egidtes
In Golf Meet

CHICAGO, June IS ms
field Of rs contestants from -
colleges and universities prepared
to tee off today in quest Of team
and individual titles in the i6th
national collegiate championship
golf tournament At Q y m p a
Fields Country Club.
The Middle West. represented
by Michigan. Northwestern, Ohio
State, Sconsin. Minnesota.
Michigan State and Notre Dame
was expected to make strong
bid for both titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Ex-Runner-Up Has Her Day

WESTFIELD, y J.. June %
UPl-The New Jersey state girls
tennis championship today be-
longed 10 Betty Rosenquest Of
South Orange, n J.
Miss RosenqueSt runner-up in
last years tournament, turned
back Defending Champion Lillian
Lopaus Of City Island, y. y
60 Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Piepu| 10 Help
Coach Dartmouth

HANOVER, y IT.. June IS
(UPD Head football coach Earl
Brown Of Dartmouth College Will
have as his assistant John Dell
lsola. former Fordham star. and
Milton J. Piepul Notre Dame
fullhack and captain in 1870, ath-
letic authorities at the school
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Bummy's Favored

PHILADELPHIA June IS
INSl Al Bunny Davis Of
New York today ruled rs IA
vorite 10 take tonlghtS l0-round
feature bout from Wilmington 9
Al Trbuani, despite the fact that
he Game off on the losing end Of
a split decision in a similar match
five weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
NEWHoISER LOSER

The Browns took the opening
game, 6-3, their third straight trl-
umph over the Tigers by that
score. Hal NeWhOuSer was the
losing pitcher IN this one. while
DIZZY Trout. who came 10 Hal
Whites rescue as the Browns were
scoring four runs IN the fifth
frame. was credited with the VIC
tory IN the nightCap
After White had pitched hitleSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
GuIfstream Park \
Applies for Dates

MIAMI. Fla. June % up
GulfStream Park today opens IFS
bid to revive racing AZ the plant
closed since 1899 by applying 10
tho Florida racing commission
for horse racing dates for next
winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

He pushed his drive into the
practice falrWaN then saw his
No. 3 IRON second wind up in
the trap
There was no stopping the old
Wolverines after that. They keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
KOcsis Oldest Club brings Eagle
IS Out With Dynamer He and MaIoy Beat Westerns Pal

eighth. They also Won the sec
ond and sixth with parS. Wey-
and three-putting the second
Hanging on tho Western pair,
who certainly did themselves
proud in this tournament pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

going. stalking themselves 10 a
6-hole lead on the first eight
holes. Brides Won three Of them.
Malloy got a 4 on the long fifth,
KocSiS three on the seventh
and Malloy a deuce on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
YORK BREAKS TIE

York. who had singled home a
run IN the first inning, got his
first fourmaSter IN the seventh to
break a A TIE II was off Steve
Sundra RudyS other home run
came IN The seventh off Fritz
OStemueller, chasing III mate
ahead of hum The Tigers scored
two more runs IN this inning
In the opener il was case Of
Brown hits, four Tiger errors and
the wildnesS of NewhouSer and
Hank Dana, who relieved New
houScr in the seventh The
Browns jumped off 10 a three-run
lead IN the first inning. Chct
LabhS' triple and Nern Stephens
double featuring the rally.
The Tigers, idle today, play ar
exhibition game tomorrow IN
Lansing then open against the
Red SoX in Detroit on Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ne-Armed Outfielder

Pete Gray. Memphis one-armed
outfielder. has been learning TO
get nv since no was six years old
lie lost his right arm then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Nickname Is Lather

LaNcrn Lather an inhcIdor
has Joined the Portsmouth club
and was Immediately nicknamed
Il .athpr"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
TIGERS Get HOHllerS.
SDIit With Browns

ball for four innings the Browns
peaaeeti- nm for four hts and
four runs in the fifth. They IN
cluded Milt ByrneS' first home
run of the season. One was out in
the fifth when the home team s
first hit WAS nntChed off White.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
NESrERDAN RESULTS
Cincinnati SIS Pittsburgh 2
Rrookiyn as Philadelphia 90.
Boston 100. New York ia
So LOUIS a. Chicago -
TODAN'S GAMES
Cincinnati a. PWshurgn. ulght
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
PLAY IN LANSING

nv AUS itNhl lltI illlilf AHlA
morning from ST, Louis. where
they defeated the Browns. Q 10 5.
in the second game Of a double
header Sunday after They had
dropped three games in a row in
the Mound City
The Tigers Will 20 10 Lansing
TOMORROW fer An exhibition game
with the Nash ci1h Of the Lansing
City League The game is Sched-
uled for s o'clock. According N
reports more than 10000 tickets
already have been sold for tho
contest in the Capital City.
With the exception OF games az
Great Lakes and Camp Grant IN
July, the game IN Lansing is the
only exhibition contest on the De-
,rolt schedule. a game with JEFF
ferSon Barracks has been car
celled. the St Louis army post
team having been depleted by the
transfer uf players
Steve ONeIll upon his return
from ST. Louis, received the
cheering news that jimmy Blood
worth and Rip RadclIff would be
available for Wednesdays game
with the Red SoX AZ Briggs Sta
dunn Both players have been on
the casualty list with aillng legs.
The Wednesday game, Schcd-
uled for S o'clock. Will be played
FOR the army relief ftpRd there
being a special program Of ath-
letic events carded IN connection
with the regular game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

Errors M0rTt-r-7 TrISlhAk-- kBel.- Two
base hts Holman RohltAilie Bon Mar
tin STRUCK out b. Siate44Hsk4 -ev
Martin g. stolen bases -Macsay Moore.
Bases m halls on SistcIvnski ~ MAJ
tin !. Double play. Morgan 10 RoEgeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Average rs lbs.

So. Hoffne set up 4 delicate
scales near the first tee Al the
WcStchester club and meticu-
lousy weighed the equipment OF
every player who teed up on a
given Saturday and Sunday. His
findings represent the average
weight Of bag. clubs and accou-
tiements which some 500 week
end golfers thought necessary to
salvation.
Here are the figures compiled
by Hofflne Leather golf bag s
pounds; nine iron clubs. 9
pounds. three wood clubs, 3lq
pounds. one u m brella, ia
pounds; one sweater = pound,
one pair OF shoes. % pounds
one sweat shirt, s. OF pound
four golf balls, n pound Total
weight OF equipment % pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Major Leae que
Standings

FGAmpS behind Iea1CT.
SATURDAY. night SCOHTS
Washington 4 Athletics
YESTERDAY RESULTS
81 Louis SIS DETROIT 30
NsV york a. Poston 2t fsscond
game - innings.
washington 80 PhuAdslph'a o.S
Cleveland 90 Chicago ! q tsecond game
called At end MN. weather..
TODANs GAMEs
No gamss scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
81 UNDER PAR

BY way Of demonstrating they
were the best team in the tour
nament. KoCSis and Malloy
covered the IS holes they played
i'm the three days in p under par.
They were four under In both
matches yesterday. losing only
one hole. That was the morn
ing eighth, where Law dropped
his tee shot tWo feet from the
pin for a deuce.
They were over par only once
yesterday. on the third IN the
final KocSiS three putting.
Their closest was In the first
round when Harvey Olson and
Or. Philip Cornell limited them
90 \ 3D. victory.
Given first choice Of a fine
array Of prizes. KocSlS chose a
set Of iron clubs and Malloy a
travelling hae. kocstS afso tuok
irons when he won a year ago,
giving them - his -wttr-
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vented their opponents from
winning any more holes. All
from the ninth TO the finish on
No. IL were halved in parS,
Wayand'S bid for a birdie on
the eleventh stopping on the lip
OF the cup.
Harrison. who asks no favorS
and expects none despite his
handicap. and who performed
so we'll previously. plainly tired
in The final and his play suf-
fpred II was his deuce on the
seventeenth which gave him
and Weyand their winning mar
gin over Smith and Fife.