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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

tie Tennessee and Tuckasegee
Rivers from Deals Gap to Bry-
son City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRING

FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged. IN.
stalled new used parts reasonable
7oe5 Eight Nile road. TO. s-64s7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
cLrANrRS-ricKur. DELIVERY
DIRT FOR SALE
FIOOR sANpING. MANING. I'D.

All DUSTDEsS sanding finishing. better
materials. own power reasonable
OttVa QOSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Lost and Found

BOSTON terrier hrindle on back white
around neck and center ~ head White
feet. olive f3i7 Reward
BROWN change purse lost March 81
Cunningham Boulevard Husband IN
army. Trinity i-6i7l
DOC Wire-hsired FOX terrier puppy. fe-
male lost vicinity West McSlrhols snd
AHeAester Reward --fjutf-rid -73t5-H TT
Townsend 5-2tfl
Doc Daims,ian coach hound white attn
black spots spot Reward Tyler
: 2fnO
FRATERNITY PtN Vicinity - Nome.
Bar Saturday night. Inscription on
back Bass 30 Reward Plaza o3p5
LADY who found small brown male dog
~ outer Drive rsn9gth. call Oregon
s27o. Reward LirerEe -. Dearborn
. LOST Mans B~nruS ~ristwstch. vicinity
Iiliihridge Cadillac. Reward Cherry
SAn0--l-lae I'll
lost studio couch pillow. between Grand
River, DsXter Reward TRinbrg0k
I-592i
LOST Tan ard brown hoV'.~F SHOES. near
Granfmon' Recreation on Grand River.
Reward Lincoln 2-asA3
-toST-t*hrre FOmmefan-8n Fp-T1 ITC1t9IeI
License 2nSS- f3sA-.tA Ntf--,r--.-t 4 -tttrs
POODLE Par terrier 'r1a.r. ous-es,d.
Jimmy lesf Mach 2 Husral reward
Townsend 5-3u33.
WALLET Containing MONEY coupon
books etc iiusrsi reward F1'yFefaif
tnIyerslfF i-G0i2
and Cns'nrr- reward Niagara Ggi1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Male Help Wanted
Al METAL BUMPER

Al METAL BUMPER
A PAINTER OR CONVERSATION MAN
"a" MAKE Ip 80 Sl25 $3.50 working So
mar week crates Pontiac. 7O77, Grati3t
RANK planning an expansion program
has several openings faf a'ert intelligent
rn"u. axe - 30 a. rrafi deferred These
are permanent positions which Viii NOT DO
Affected iy charging % conditions Good
''1-'.rt fA'aft group insurance and retire
merit plan. excellent WORKING conditions
With = substantial tIt4re. Experience In
banking hua0r.aI ~ sales desirable but
oof essential Telephone Cadillac $500 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

JOMER MacauieyHpcked up his spoon and was about
/ to begin his breakfast when he stopped and studied
the spoon strangely. He looked toward his mother who
uas busy at the kitchen sink MAJ" he said.
"Yes Homer" Mrs. Macauey said without turning
"Al of sudden on the way home last night started
10 cry." Homer said. you know never did cry when
vas Ilttle or at school when in trouble But last
night couldn't help it. After started TO cry couldn't
come straight home So rode around the dark streets
looking at cvery,hng-a the places have known all my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
III MANt >W IrTy
ItT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROLLER skalug nightly except Tuesday.
SATURDAY GsrcirE SATURDAY wrestling
TurstaS' Windsor Arena 572 McDougsN
windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

DOG Wire-hsired FOX terrier puppy fe-
male lost vicinity West McSlchois srd
AHehesteF Reward -4jft f-r+d 73tj-tN ur'
Townsend h-244l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
THE MICHIGAN BANK

4 GtIrARIsT or haujo.st. Vho sings ola
time F'F.s. Negro or white ruan or
woman CAL Trinity 276s5 bet. - ? m
ACCIDENT healtb ard huspfsnzation
Insurance . positively the most widely
sD.f commodity on me market today. Our
present star earning 500 weekly. up
pa-as Part and fgn-tirre statesmen
rsrseF 80 cover leads so experience
regasssrv see NJ lehman, room $40
hUn. Gs.sVuId street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS
ASBESTOS BRICK sIDiSG Sl1p t-p
ltfirs piers pIas'errF roots FLA terms
Z Nrs nothing down. pf.ff'ef secured
guaranteed. references. Ti a7Tr
8 p77p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
AIrIcs co>vrRItD 1910 INCOMES
nIo,cLEs ANn. rRIc,cIts

CONVERT your attic into AZ income. W
finance. slnauey MAcisQn 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

BOSTON terrier hrndle on back. white
around neck and center u head White
feet owe f3i7 Reward
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x3oe1t :Sehzcp DEzQczd4Y
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
,pDIrIo>>. ALTrR,TIoN>

CARLSON STANDARDIZATION dispisys
! posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
randolph si1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

fc but have never before really looked rode past
house where some people had been having party
her in the evening took these people telegram. You
know the kind Of telegram it felt sorry for these
people and all the Others in Ithaca, all of them good
people and even prayed that nothing would happen TO
them"
lie stopped moment and then his voice became even
more somber than il had been Il thought fellow would
never crv when he got be grown up he ssld but II
seems that's when fellow starts. because that's when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
INSUIA TIOS
LAWNS AND GARDENS
MArTRrss RtNOyATIN0
MATTRESSES Renovated LIKE INV
PAINTING AND DECORATING
PI.ASTI.RING

Al PAPERHANGING. S.: calcomining
and painting immediate service sny
time Temple 2-O71e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
DBF 0ffi(iia|sGo
ToNdtiond|M Meet

George J Moran, president, and
Walter Vert. vice president, leave
tonight for Youngstown, O.,-whefe
they represent Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation at the meet
ing of the national organization,
which is planning the champion
ship tournament in September
Virgil T. Zetterhnd, secretary,
did not make the trip as he is
looking after the arrangements
for Sundays Class A elimination
games at Briggs Stadium. The
pairings are Auto Club and Paris
clean, VirgeS and Transfers.
Pepsi Cola drew the bye.
PepSi-Cola has an exhibition
game Sunday at 4 p. m. at Belle
Isle with the team from the Coast
Guard Cutter Arrowwood. based
at Buffalo. Police. eliminated
from the series. will meet the
Arrowwoods at 1;30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
BY United Press

During the past few years, only
During the past few years. only
the managerial magic of Jimmy
DYKES has kept the White Sox
from a permanent berth IN the
American Leagues second divl-
sion. But today the club honored
a new wonder" man in short
stop Luke Appling.
Dykes clever manipulation oil
his various nondescript squads
has long won the admiration OF
rival managers and made his club
a constantly dangerous contender
but the batting surge staged by
the 34-year-old Appiing must
rank as one of the years top in
dividual accomplishments.
Appling. in his fourteenth year
with the White SoX, is the cur
rent reason for the clubs posi-
ton as runnerup in the Ameri-
can League. a slot gained last
night when Chicago tripped
Washington for the third straight
time. Sd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Toronto
Girls to
Play Here

Tomorrow night the Crofton
Club girls softball team of To-
ronto, leaders of The Olympic La
dies Major Softball League pen
nant race, will play the first of a
two-game series at Mack Park
against the Local 7 Veterans.
The Canadian aggregation is
one of the finest in Softball COM
petition and won the league cham
pionShip last year. II has two
top-notch huTlers in Alma Wilson
and Cyra Brock. who alternate on
the mound and in the outfield
when needed. On first base in
Marie Taggart, a line fielding first
baseman. and was the league bat
ting champion last year and is up
at the top again this season.
Sunday evening the Torontoans
meet the Local so BomberetteS.
Leaders of the Detroit Softball
League race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
SoftbdII Entry
DeddIine Near

Deadline for entering the Met
ropolitan-Detroit Times softball
tournament, expected this year 10
be the largest in its history will
expire al midnight Saturday.
All teams desiring 10 compete
are urged 10 file entries immed-
lately in order that plans for the
draw in Mack Park next month
may be made.
The tournament is open TO all
saftha4-i- a Z, "a 7--f-+-fss4t 4l4+t-%S-t,f
whether they compete in organized
leagues have broken up because Of
decided upon because a number of
league have broken up because Of
the war. but many of the teams
still are playing
Several divisions Of the teams
will assure competition in the
proper class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Intriguing System

Rickey's and BrooklyR's oper-
atoms AT Flint are intriguing,
10 say the least. With advance
men and other circus organiza-
ton trimmings. they operate
like Ringlings.
An advance man. as he did
in Flint. made contacts with the
city fathers. newspapers and
other civic bodies. He laid the
foundation. as il were. Along
came crew men" and added
their bit 10 this good work.
Then came the big shots.
The Brooklyn clubs four-day
school at Flint attracted about
$50 Youngsters from all parts of
Michigan. They may not get
one prospect. Again, they may
come up with a Dick Wake
field" which would pay for all
the schools for a year
II is estimated they viii cost
the major league club 100000.
Schools are held in various key
centers IN the country. AZ this
time. with Uncle Sam claiming
all boys Is years old and up, 10
some clubs the time and trouble
may not seem worthwhile But
Il does to Hickey. highest sal
aried man in all baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Had Cartwright Once

Guy Outright. the White SoN
hitting star also was In that
famous list A Tiger chat'cl.
Outright was member Of the
Shreveport club II was charged
there was 4 secret arrangement
that a consideration received
by Henderson for The players
transfer 10 Shreveport was 20
be refunded.
Outright later played for S.
Paul from where the White SoN
brought HIM 90 Chicago
AT the time b. was estimated
The loss Of players cost the Dc-
'rOit club az least 100000 Bee
sides the value of talent the
Tigers had 10 pay ont nearly
$50 600 20 former Tigers TO
settle differences growing out q
DISPUTED contracts
Irving Jack Burns received
the iuicy sum of $500 thank
rs che COMMISSIONER ruling
Other. of the larger auo,nt.
paid were William Ehrn shrrorr
$1,000, Frankie Reihey 5000
Chen N0rcan &50p0N George
Archie 5000 and Don Fur.F
81 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
DYKES HAS A NEW WONDER MAN
AppIinq, at "a, Leading A. l. Batters

Marius Russo. Yankee SOUTH
paw troubled until a. week ago
by sore arm, signaled his re-
turn TO form by pitching the New
Workers 10 an ILL triumph over
the Indians in the only other
game played in the American
League.
In the National League. George
Munger OF the Cardinals gave up
IL hits but turned back the Phil
lies, 1875.
The Phillies salvaged some
measure of satisfaction, however.
by nicking ST. Louis, 81. in the
windup of a game protested on
june 5. The game started in the
last half of the eighth with the
Cardinals al bat. the stage at
which weather had suspended II
with \the Cards in front. 10 Bin
Cox. president of the PhillieS, had
protested the game because. he
said. ST. Louis failed TO cover the
field so that play might be re-
sumed.
Jimmy Wasdell. the first man
up, hit a homer to tie the score.
Babe Dahlgren walked, moved up
on a sacrifice and scored the win
ming run on Merrill Mays single.
Johnny Wander Nicer held the
Braves 10 FIVE hits to win his
eighth as the Reds won, 4-3, In
a night game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
4ost Attending
Mother 's.F0inieraI.

FAIRVIEW. w Va, July 30
CUP)-FieJding II. Hurry Up
YoSt, former Michigan football
coach, today attended funeral
services for his mother. Mrs. FL
zcna YoSt who died Wednesday at
the age Of 90.
Burial was i'm the family ceme-
terry in the Pawpaw district valley
where Mrs YoSt had lived most of
her life. YoSt'S wife and his
younger brother, Ellis. also came
here from Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
for the services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
E(uadoridn Meter
After Fifth Title

GROSSINGER LAKE. n. Y.
July 30 (UP)-An impressive list
of tennis stars. headed by Fran
cisco Segura of Ecuador. opens
play in the Sullivan County
championships today
Segura has breezed TO triumph
in four tournaments this season.
Name" players in the tourna-
ment include Seymour Greenberg
of Chicago, national champion;
Bob Odman of the University of
California; George Ball, FL Paso,
Tex: Nat GoldStein, New York
James Brink, Seattle; Bob Falken-
burg, Hollywood. Eduardo Buse,
Lima. Peru. and Kuan Aguierre,
Segura'S doubles partner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Tigers Laying Low

THE operations Of Hickey
and other clubs in the majors.
as wai-contrast 10 the more
conservative clubs which choose
10 await the winning OF the war
before going into any elaborate
talent seeking plans.
Apparently the Tigers belong
n the latter class. They usually
line w with the bigger but
more conservative clubs SUI
even now. Detroit allies, like
the Yankees and Red SoN, are
not Just marking time.
They are pointing for the id-
ture
As a matter Of fact. the Yam
KEGS always are planning for
The future And they get results.
One Of the biggest fallacieS in
baseball is the belief of some
people that the Yankees, being
rich and powerful, buy cham
pionship clubs. That Is far from
the truth.
If YOU will look back, most of
their stars were picked up by
scouts and brought up through
their farm SISTERS, as the Ii
GERS used 10 do. New York s
outstanding recruit of the year.
Bill Johnson. young third base
man. came up that way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Buck.y
Returns
Puzzled
Photo by InternatIonal News pno,os

PHILADELPHIA, July 30 (UP)
-Bucky Harris, ousted manager
of the Philadelphia Phillies, re-
turned here today still puzzled as
to the reasons for his sudden dis
missal by President William Cox
during the teams stay in ST.
Louis.
When asked if he had any indi-
cation of the real reason behind
the firing, Harris replied;
ITS just as puzzling TO me
aS TO lot of-ather people"
He denied reports that Cox
fired him on the teams last trip
10 Pittsburgh and the players had
threatened a strike at that time.
He also denied there was friction
between Cox and himself over
player deals.
Harris said he had no imme-
date plans for the future, that
he is just now beginning to relax
land I kind of Ike it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Hit by Lands Law

The Tigers, Of course, were hit
hard when Judge Lands caused
the release of 81 of the organl-
zations players a little over
three years ago.
However, in an earlier dccl-.
sion. when Hickey was in 81.
Louis. the Cardinals were de-
prived Of nearly 100 PLAYERS as
2 result Of the commissioners
charges that the club abused
working agreements.
Every now and then the eN-
tent Of the punishment strikes
home For instance, George Met
koVic-h, the young Red SoN
recruit. whose home run helped
his team beat the Tigers IN the
first game of the recent series
in Boston. was one Of the De-
troit players S'freed" by Lands.
Metkovich whom tIc Tigers
picked up off the Sandlots az
Los Angeles played with Hen
derSon. a Detroit farm club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Roosevelt Gets Protest Against Annys Ban
FIND ANOTHER ACE
INMAN'OW WAR SON
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Edward McCuan. the big. raw
boned horseman from Edwards
vile, H.. has been one of the
most successful trainers around
the Detroit race track in recent
years, with the good handicap
mare, Wise Moss. as his big ace.
Now it appears he may have
drawn another-a son of Man
O'War named War Stone.
McCuan is doing very will this
season. He won two races just
day before yesterday.
Yesterday morning, the gruff
voiced fellow was one of the most
prominent among the horsemen
who asked that Johnny Adams
suspension be cut so there would
be no interruption Of racing.
McCuan appeared very pleased
when the stewards agreed TO the
horsemen's request and cut the
suspension of the leading rider
of the United States TO 10 days.
There is no doubt he was sat-
isfied with. the justice of the re-
quest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Nova Gets a Sinner
And a Red Face

CHICAGO July 80 GNSl-Leu
Nova's face was red and one eye
was black today.
He was embarrassed because
one of his 'Sparring partners had
boppe1 him enthusiastically in the
eye while he was working out for
his l0-round bout with Lee Savold
I'm Wrigley Field Aus. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Hagen 10 Play
In Ryder Cup

Walter Hagen. Dctroit'S great
professional golfInC veteran, dis
closed today that he will take
part IN the first round of play in
tho annual Ryder Cup charity
matches al Plum Hollow course
here Aug rs.
Hagen captain, captain OF the
'ChallengerS' team. Will head a
group OF players. including Willie
Goggin Sam Byrd. Harry Cooper
and Melvin CChick) Harbcrt
Craig Wood VIII captain the cup
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

1926 and ranked him as the lead
ing batter in the Junior league. v
He is leading Dick Wakefield
of the Tigers with .325
a native of High Point, ~ c,
Luke was hitting only .269 on
June "a. Then in the ensuing 80
games he racked up So hits TO
run his season total TO ITO and
drove in % runs to run his years
figure in that department TO As.
During that period of little over
a month, Appling has been bat
ting at the incredible rate Of All
and shows no signs Of letting up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Montgomery, Zivic to Meet

PHILADELPHIA, July 30
GNS)-Bob Montgomery, light
weight champion of the world,
and Fritzie Civic. former welter-
weight titleholder. signed TO
swap blows in a l0-round non
title bout at Shibe Park. here
Aug. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Sailors, FIiers
At Briggs Field

Crosse lie Naval Air Station,
leaders in the Detroit Times
Servicemen's Baseball League will
battle their closest competitors
Selfridge Field at Briggs Stadium
tomorrow in the second game of
the doubleheader. In the first
game the Detroit Police will play
the 792nd battalion, Military
Police from jackson. The first
game will start at 3 o'clock.
The Crosse lie hand will pro-
vide music before the first game
and between the two contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
HARD TO FIGURE

IL can't understand it," Man
ager Steve ONeill was saying
yesterday while showers were
washing out the scheduled tilt.
I'VE look like champions against
the SoX in Detroit, while here
at Fenway Park we seem TO
be the setups.
"The SoX aren't as bad as
they've looked at Briggs sta
dunn. Neither are we as bad as
we're appeared in Boston.
"SoOner or later we'll prove IL
TO local fans just as the Sox, no
doubt, will prove IL to Detroit
customers.
I'm hoping we can start
proving il this afternoon. l have
Dizzy" Trout and Lefty Over
mire primed to pitch.
WON'T CONCEDE 1T
"It's still anybody's race for
the runnerup berth and II prom
ises to remain that way right
down to the closing weeks of
the season. And I don't think
any OF the six teams yet concede
the flag 10 the Yankees, despite
their big lead. i know we don't"
Joe Cronin agrees with O'Neil
on that point.
when there's a difference Of
only two games between second
and seventh place after so
games have been played" as
sefts the Sox pilot, "it's proof
that six clubs in the race
could be more evenly
matched.
"And ], for one. don't think
the Yanks are as superior to the
rest of the field as their lead
would Indicate.
Anyway, il looks like a wild
scramble for second
Cecil Tex Hughson will hur
for Boston in one game today an
either the veteran Mike Ryba o
rookie George Woods in the other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
PhiIIies Sell Dietz

PHILADELPHIA, July 80 CUP)
Lloyd Dietz, right handed
pitcher, obtained from Pittsburgh
a month ago. has been sold to the
Montreal Royals of the Interna-
tional League. the Philadelphia
Phlllles announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Resume Net Meet

Resumption Of play In the High
land Park open tennis champion
ship is ON schedule today al Ford
Field q ftcr Yesterdays rain
brought The third interruption of
the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

Please mark men or women.
Major Division An men and women
teams competing 20 represent Detroit ~
Championships Sept. II 70 ~.
Glass "A" Division All other men and
women teams
Junior Division; Boys II years Of age
or younger
Entry Fee: Major. s.. class -" 81;
Junior 81
Make ali checks payable 20 me Detroit
Softball Association.
MAKE All entries 20 the Department NJ
Parks and Recreation. S04 Elm~ood.
Detroit Z Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Tigers, ID Now,
Can Drop TO 7th
By Losing Two
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

BOSTON. July 30-The Tigers
are in a precarious position today.
They could take a fall second only
10 Humpty Dumpty's tailspin.
They're in second place as they
prepare for their second double
header in as many playing days
with the seventh-place Red SoX.
But by nightfall they could be
lianguishing in seventh place,
themselves.
AT any rate. if they do no better
than they did here Wednesday,
when they dropped both ends of a
twin-bill, they'll be passed by the
Hose in tho standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Only 2 Were Tigers

OnR two players with the
Tigers a. the time 1899 were
in The list-Benny Mccoy and
Pow CUllenbine. The decNiSr
wiped out q trade in which Nc
Gov was 70 have gone 20 the
'hletics for Wally Moses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
YOUNG NIXON sCAREs EN-

The other Detroit victory went
to Floyd Nixon Jr, who appar-
entity scared all other opposition
on the canal as he rowed I'M
opposed 10 victory in the high
school singles. He's one Of Judd
Ross Detroit Boat Club boys and
represented his hig h school.
Crosse Pointe
Art Walker of Belleville. n. J.
took the l45-pound singles. beating
Ted Chelcott Of Toronto Argos
and Louis Tank Of EcorSe in / .2S.
Later Tank finished third behind
William Reid of the ArConautS
and Harvey Hutchcon of the
RCAF in l:25. Tank rowod in
both races within an hour. an
effort that undoubtedly cost him
position In his second start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

can volunteer bird dog system or bagGlng re-
cruitS the Tigers seem 20 hC tagging far behind
more enterprS.nc big league organizations.
In WIDE contrast are The operations, Of The
Dodgers as directed hy Branch Hickey. who IN
hi> handling of the ST. LOUIS Cardinals and
Brooklyn for yearly wage Of something like
$4,000 proved himself the master mind OF chain
baseball
These operations were brought close 10 home
with the Brooklyn school for young players
which operated recently In Flint DetroifS back
yard-or front yard Whichever fancy chooses.
ms of Hickey and other clubs I'M the majors. IS
, Tho more conservative clubs which choose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

secfrta# OF ihN MlNA.,
~ a power hitter who came ior-
ward In btg strides last season.
Ronnlc s. presence win add 10 in
tertst in Ne, event az Ratkram
CNi Williams Us being y given
time of occasionally 70 prepare
itr = Rcd Cross exhibition match.
lie VIII compete IN at Raleigh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
-Four
Takes Canadian
Henley LdureIS
eneclal 10 rnE pErRoIr rIMEs

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont. July
S0-OarSmen from the Greater
Detroit area were out after more
honorS today after sweeping TO
victory in two events in the open
ing's day of racing in the sixty
first annual Canadian Henley re-
gatta yesterday.
Top honorS in the first days
events went TO Wyandottes four.
coached by Bill Krieger. The boys
who had won the national cham
pionShIp at Philadelphia the week
before went out i'm front 10 beat
their home town rivals. Ecorse.
Strnknd by Hal Narcotic which
placed second ahead of the two
Crosse PeiRte- High School boats
from the Detroit Boat Club.