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Evening star., 1943-08-15
Bethesda. Louyer Montgomery County
Mrs. John Theavs on West Coast;
Midshibman Hanson Will Visit

their civic interests and health and
welfare accomplishments.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell johnson are
spending two weeks at Ocean City,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt of
Washington. who several years ago
purchased the Roland Mckenzie
home on Seven Locks road, are oc-
cupying it for the summer.
Because of transportation difficult
ties the Hunts have given up the
idea of moving to the country this
summer, but several weeks ago they
came out for week end. When
Mrs. Hunt saw the great log cabin
and the guest cabin in the cool
shade of the pines she says she
knew she would not return to the
city.
Mrs. Peter Hanson of Brooklyn,
a sister of Mrs. Hunt, came for a
visit and agreed to spend the sum-
mer and keep Mrs. Hunt company
Miss Mary Kathryn Willis, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Willis. left
Monday for Sweetwater, Tex, to be
inducted into the Ferry Command
service at Avenger Field.
Miss Willis took her preliminary
training in aeronautics at Mac
Arthur Field, in Hollywood, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis will leave in
day or SO for Seattle to visit their
son, 1t. q. g. E. Hillman Willis.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Poling-Graham
Wedding Held
Here Yesterday

Miss Margaret Luella Graham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Harris of Copenhagen, N. Y, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Murray Y.
Polling, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Polling of Royal Oak. Mich, yester-
day at 1890 o'clock in the First
Baptist Church with the Rev Har-
Ian Stenger officiating Mr.. T. L.
Costaggini sang several selections.
The bride, who was unescorted
end had no attendants, wore a beige
and white suit with white acces-
sories and corsage of orchids
Mr.. Howard Wharton and Mr.
Veron B. Ross. both of this city,
served as ushers.
After the ceremony reception
luncheon was given at the Statler
Hotel for close friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dearborn
came from Bridgeport, Conn, for
the wedding.
After a wedding trip in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Polling will make their
home in Washington at 1921
Twenty first street NV.
Mrs. Polling is employed at the
Bureau of Ships here and the bride
groom is a specialist on surveys and
mappings now employed by the
United States Coast and Geodetic
SURVEY.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Mdrcella Cook
Weds 1t. Clark
In Neu jersey

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Marcella A. Cook
of West Allenhurst, N. j., daughter
of Mrs. Archer Cook and the late
Mr.. Cook, to 1t. Edward L. Clark,
which took place Monday evening
in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church at Red Bank, N. j., with the
Rev. w Neal Raver officiating.
1t. Clark is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Clark of this city.
Wearing white silk jersey frock
with white accessories and corsage
of red rosebuds. the bride was given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Clar-
ence Bennett of Asbury Park. N. j.
Her matron of honor was her twin
sister. Mrs. William Bennett of Red
Bank, and Mr.. Elwood Duncan of
Shrewsbury. N. j., was best man.
1t. Clark is graduate of McKin-
ley High School and entered the
Army two years ago.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Mrs. John Thews and her son
Dickie are on trip to the West
Coast visiting relatives. On the way
west they stopped in Chicago to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Kurrie,
former neighbors in Bethesda, who
moved to Chicago two months ago.
Mrs. Thews and Dickie will return
in time for Dickie to enter school.
Midshipman William P. Hanson,
who is in his second year at the
Naval Academy, has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. j. H. Becque, in
New Orleans. He is expected in
Bethesda this week to spend the re-
mainder of his vacation with his
father, Mr.. Elisha Hanson, at his
home on OLD Point road.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Weston of
Eidgewood Village have gone to
Cleveland for a short vacation
Miss Jeanne Bowers, who has been
spending the summer at girls
camp in the South will join her fa-
ther, Mr.. Walter Bowers, who has
left for vacation in Texas. Mrs.
Bowers is remaining at home with
their other children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winkler
have returned from Camp Quanset
at South Orleans on Cape Cod,
where they spent two weeks. Camp
Quanset is owned and operated by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P Hammatt. broth
er-in-law and sister of Mrs. Winkler.
Mr.. and Mrs Winkler were ac-
companied north by their daughter
Miss Betty Winkler. who has been
camper at Quanset for the past six
years and has become proficient in
sailing, swimming and riding. She
will remain there throughout the
rest of the season.
Mrs. D. H. Campbell and her two
children are leaving for Milwaukee
this week to visit Mrs. Campbells
parents. Mr. Campbell. who is in
the service, has been in Panama
since October.
The women of Lower Montgomery
County are devoting themselves
wholeheartedly to the Montgomery
County Community Chest drive. IN
terest IN the project has been slim
ulated by the fact that this year 16
county health and welfare agencies
will share in the Chest.
Among the young matrons who
are giving serious thought and ef-
fective volunteer service to the sup
port of their pet charities, and who
are at present planning to pool
their efforts are Mrs. John Ward
Cutler, Mrs. William Carter, Mrs.
Thomas Creighton, jr.; Mrs. Nor
rison Clarke and Mrs. Aide Rata.
Mrs. Lawrende Waugh, Mrs. Louis
Graville, Mrs. Donald Roberts, Mrs
Randolph Bishop, Mrs. Minerva
Hostettler and Mrs Webster Powell
also are working to give the Chest
the benefit of unified strength. All
Of these women are well known for
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Miss Ruth Curtis
Engaged to Marrv

Mr.. William Clapp Curtis of Ia
koma Park announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Ruth
Esther Curtis, to Mr.. Joseph Gabriel
Maier, U. S. c. G. r., of Newport,
r. I. Mr.. Maier is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Eugene Maier of
Takoma Park
Miss Curtis finished her high
school course at Southeastern Uni
versity and is planning to enter
college next year. She is employed
by the War Production Board.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Alexandra Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hillery of
Alexandria have had with them for
visit Mrs Hillerys daughter, Miss
Mabel F. Sammons, auxiliary first
class. who has returned to her sta
ton with the Woman's Army Corps
in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Week.Eud Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Davis of
Chevy Chase are entertaining as
their weekend guests their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Theodore w. Norcross, jr,
wife of 1t. Norcross. and Mrs. Maui
rice Sikkens, wife OF 1t. Sikkens, of
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Miss Marcel Bien.
1t. Sbacensky We'd

Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Bien an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Marvel Bien, to 1t. Joseph
Spacensky, U. S. A., son of Mrs.
Anna Spacensky of Wilkes-Barr
Pa. The wedding took place July
II in the Church of the Epiphany
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Visit in Hernd0n

Mrs. Lester Waugh and Mrs.
Stanley Torbett are visiting in
Herndon as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ara N. Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels also have as their guest
Mr.. Mark Blandford of Mclean.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Back in Arlington

Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ewers re-
turned Thursday to their home in
Arlington from a visit of a week
with relatives in Fredericksburg.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Auto Club Picks
Extra HurIerS

Pitchers Walter Lacey and
Lowell Hill Of Transfers and
either Joe Pontone. Chevrolet, CT
al Gizzi. PepSi-Cola are newly
added members Of the Auto Club
squad that leaves Friday night
for Youngstown, o.. 10 begin Sat
urday the defense Of the National
Amateur Baseball Federation title
gained there in 1912.
Under tournament rules. Auto
Club. two time winner Of Detroit
Class A honorS, is permitted TO
select three batterymen from
other clubs 10 assure sufficient
pitchers to carry through a sched-
ule that always calf- FOR double
headers before the finish. Tony
BukoviCh and Bert Fodor cant
pitch them all.
Locally. the federation season
eleSes- Sept fB5tt. ! = : with Sam fr1rrt-
Ing Arthurs for the "B' crown.
Class ID" honors lie between
Highland Park Owls and Oakwood
Aces. Both games are al North
western Field. Diamond One, the
o. meeting AZ l D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Dead Heat
For Asicia
Handicap

CHICAGO, Sept. 7 GNS)-
Washington Park officials today
reported an ail-time record high
slnglc-day mutuel handle for Chi
cago tracks of Sl4i0634 in yeStcr-
days closing program featured
by the $50 000-added Washington
Park Handicap.
The highest previous figure was
on classic day at Arlington Park
IN 1890 when S133S SOB wen
through the mQtucl machines
The handicap wound up in a
dead heat. with l. b. Mayors
Thumbs Up. third choice IN the
field Of l. sharing honors with a
"A to ! shot. Royal Nap, owned
by the Lazy + stable.
\ large percentage OF the big
crowd of $4,000 thought that the
not-so-lazy Lazy + representative
had won the mile and a quarter
stake.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Demdret, Wood
Take 1st Prize

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 7s(INS)
Craig Wood and Jim m y
Demaret today could thank a
sensational rally in the last 36
holes for their championship VIC
tory and the $1,000 first money in
the Golden Valley invitational
golf tournament.
They acquired 10 points in this
period and finished with a y plus
score. while the Byron Nelson-Jug
McSpaden duo, who started the
tournament as if they were go
ing 10 leave all competitors in the
ruck. wavered before the uncanny
putting of Tony Penna and Willie
Goggin and finished in the second
spot with a plus 9.
Wood and Domaret turned IN
a best ball OF ST 10 defeat Harry
Cooper and Pvt. Chick Harbert
, up.
Third place went 10 Lloyd Man
grum and Sammy Byrd with plus
0. The Turnesa brothers. MikS
and Sgt. Jim. finished even that
is. with a zero, for fourth place
The minus teams were Cooper
Harbert, Il Bill KaiSer-Johnny
Rcvolta, e; Buck Whltc-ky
Laffoon, -; GogGin-Penna, Ii
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Greatest Bench Dog
Best for .SBd Time
By DON GILLuES

Marion Foster FlorShein of NoW
York City; Champion King Mes
senger. an old English Shccpdog
owned by 1t Stanley +. Kraft Of
Cleveland and winner Of Sunday S
Oakland County Kennel Club
show. Gilbrac Ian OBriancroft
Ami black Scottish terrier
owned by NJ. Covington and Ann
T. i'm merm IAN of Youngstown,
Champion Gaelen y RoChShurg a
miniaturd phscher owned by Or.
r w Hartman Of Detroit and
Torchhght Gingembre. a standard
poodle owned 10y { Young Of
Lansing.
Yesterdays event brought 10 a
close three consecutive shows
held IN Oakland County over La
Dor Day weekend The first was
held Saturday al Kendare Farms.
homo of Marc. The latter how
ever. did not compete M this
show. or Sunday S Oakland Coun-
IS Club event,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
By GEORGE 4. VAN

You can write il in Your log
that the Detroit Yacht Club
Sweepstakes of 1913 VIII be rc-
mcmbcrcd as The year Doris won
with Challenge
Memory may dim thf Gnn skip
pcrlng ~ ToOt GwC0sr ln WIN
ring with Apache. I.r \alboc S
great work M coming iruu eighth
place 20 WIN on Tho W.rtWlrl laC
I'D a catbJat Andy LanEhanmcr S
ph in cleaning up with Rambler
vi, Russ Pogiot s. Cagy sailing
boz bringing Pcroc Darnclls Piutal
In 20 ger the gun. Arr IIo.iars
first victory with ms s'aTboat this
year. Betty Lord S tsst steering
with her 10 or Charley Books
clever handing of Hest. trtt i5rr--
Ncvns' victory SUB wIl Doe t,Ia
Challenge ISN'T her ship In fact
she had never sailed the sx-uetar
s.00p before Sunday Chuck Ir-
Grcgor Challenge owner 'ur.a
hls boat over 20 Doris for 'Le ia..
ou account of the ecatA @, "a
friend
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
AndniCz Hurt
No-Hit Tilt

Southpaw Tom Ananic1 pitched
q no-hit bail game for the league
leading Toronto Maple Leafs 20
highllght Yesterdays IntCrna-
tional League play
lie gained entry 20 baseball $
hall of fame In The second game
OF "A doublc-hoadcr with the Buff
falo BisonS by driving In the WIN
nng run !n the Scvcn-inulnE. 10
contest. enabling tho Leafs 10 gam
split after they had lost the
opener, 81
Joe Roxbuy was The winner of
the first game, allowing only
seven hits
The Montreal Royals dropped
=et4sl==tyttst t4-sy=ttfi=44ssf HE
Rochester Wings 7-3 and 5-4
The Newark Bears took a pair
from the last place Jersey City
Giants Emerson RoSor tossed "a
four-hutcr 10 win the opener 81,
and Ken IIolcombc came back
with q >iX-hit performance 10 take
credit for the A. decision 10 the
attCrplccc
The Baltimore Orioles and the
Syracuse Chiefs split Syracuse
winning the FIRST 81, and boWIng
m tho nghtCap. i-l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

The greatest bench dog COM
peutor of all time Champion
Marc Of Maridor beautiful
orange and belton English setter
owned by Wilfred s. Kennedy Of
Walled Lake added another title
Yesterday BY winning the Blue
Water Kennel Clubs fourth an
nual show held at Community
Market Building in Royal oak
In winning Marc ran his record
Of best dog IN = show 10 50
against the old record Of IS held
by a fox terrier a few years ago.
The Blue Water show trans
ferred 10 ROYAL Oak from Port
Huron. attracted $50 high class
dogs representing ~ different
breeds
In the final Judging for the
championship. Marc defeated such
high class performers as Cham
pion Rama of Chaman of Royalty
Irish, an Afghan hound owned by
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
DORIS MAKES IT RED LETTER DAY
Mrs. NeVns Victory a Real Feat

ond mark and stuck Challenge S
nose INTO the wind Doris screamed
with delight at thc way the ship
worked to weather.
Challenge liked DORIS and vice
versa. 1t was happy union and
the way she sailed the beautiful
ship up that Windward leg brought
her Yelling acclaim from the
decks of ships an over the course.
Saunders repeatedly tried 10
outioN Doris with felnts az tack
Ing bat shc held ON 10 Challenge 8
stick and kept her eyes glued on
her lb and 30 minutes after She
had rounded tho mark She had
The race slowed away
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
All American
Guard Lost y,
For 1943 Season

ANN ARBOR, Sept. Julius
Franks, All-American guard for
Michigan faSt- year, writ be lost
to the football squad this year, II
was announced by coach Fritz
Crlsler Franks. veteran Of two
years and one of the few civilians
on the squad, is confined to the
University of Michigan Hospital.
The exact nature Of his illness has
not been disclosed but the coach
said il ended his football career
for this year al least
The loss OF Franks is a severe
blow TO the Wolverines The ma
terial for the front line hasn't
been too plentiful and Franks was
one of the two veterans back from
last year He was chosen on prac-
tically every All-American team.
He played on the All-StarS against
the Washington Redskins a couple
of weeks ago, and gave an excel
lent account of himself.
He had been taking part in
practice until last Thursday. FRI
day he was confined 10 the hos
ptal and yesterday CriSler an-
nounced ne would be lost to the
team
With the opening game sChed-
ulcd for a week from Saturday.
CriSler and his assistants must
find a Capa b 2 substitute for
Franks. julius who was chosen
on the all-clty team when he
played for Hamtramck is the Sec
ond llncman 10 be lost. Pat BOYLE,
veteran tackle from the Wis
conSin squad, dropped out 10 work
on his navy and school duties.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Tigers Try GO Fight
OFF Son From Fourth
By LEO MACDONELL

With fourth place AT stake, the
Tigers and White SoX, today at
Briggs Stadium, VIII play off their
postponed Labor Day double
header, The final games Of the
season hare between the two
teams
The Tigers in fourth place had
only a one-half game lead on the
painting White S0N
The energetic James J os cp h
Dykes and his pale hose clan lc-
turned 10 Detroit with Luke App
ling, the veteran Shortstopper
sull leading the American League
in hitting.
Trailing Appling, who has an
average Of .331, is Dick Wakefield
with .324 Joe Wood. who has
been somewhat of a sensation
since replacing the injured Jimmy
Bloodworth at second base re-
Gently. tops Wakefield with .324
but the recruit Tiger has played
in only 43 games.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Swindemdn Takes
Sailing Honors

SOUTH HAVEN. Sept Z (UP)
Walter Swindeman Jr of Toledo,
O.. held the 1943 championship IN
the Lake Michigan lightning class
association sailing regatta today,
with DR. NJ. w Buckborough of
South Haven in second place.
Swindeman'S craft. the Yankee
Doodle, piled up a total of q
points for the meet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
CuomO Brothers Beat
Richmond and Oliver

Domlnick and Matt Cuomo Of
New Fairvicw Recreation defeated
Bruce Richmond and Frank Oliver
OF Archway by l57 pins IN a To-
game double, match for a 500
purse when they rolled 37l2 90
$3.50 At ArCbway the Domlnlck
brothers Int 1867 20 170l for a
66-pln margin A. Now FalryleW
they tipped 1878 10 1884 Doml-
nick leading with l92-2i6-2ll-203-
i65 for 1917.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Ydnks Split;
Senators Lose !

r looked for a while as n the
New York Yankees were destined
10 lose their grip on themselves,
and the American League lead,
but those happy dreams Of the
Yankees competitors arc now
gone. After taking two thrashlngs
from tho Washington Senators
Sunday and another IN the first
game Of a twin bill yesterday, the
Yankees turned on the club that
handed them their third whipping,
the Philadelphia Athletics and
gave them the benefit OF full
Yankee fury
Both games had top-hcavy
scores. the As taking The first
game II 20 .. and tho Yankees
the nirhtCaD II 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
US0 Opens E Alleys
AT Downtown Club

USO will open its six bowling
alleys 10 Servicemen at the down
town club today at ) p m. Greater
Detroit Bowling ProprietorS' AsSo-
citation. Detroit Bowling ASSocia-
tion and BrunSwick-Balke-Colle
der Co. have reconditioned and
refurnished the alleys and will
combine TO bear costs of opera
tieH@The alleys witt be open on
week days from s p. m. 10 md
night and Saturday and Sunday
from ! p. m. to midnight
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

with which club Detroit has a
working agreement.
With 20 victories against -
SctbackS. Gentry, a right-hander,
was considered one of the out
standing young FINGERS in the In
ternational League
Gentry led the league in strike
outs, ISL, and in bases on balls,
142.
OUTLAW. who INT .276. has had
long experience in the minors. He
was up once with the Cincinnati
Reds
Both players are married and
have children.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
ANOTHER AT .8O4

Guy Outright. another one Of
the Dykes baseball family has a
mark of 304.
Paul DIZZY Trout and Harold
NewhouSer viii pitch for the II
gers today with Bill Dietrich and
Orval Grove slated 10 take the
mound for the White SoX.
Rufus Gentry and Jimmy Out
law VIII be IN uniform today, but
are not expected 10 sec action
against the White Sox here. They
may. however, play in the Clcye-
land series which starts Thursday
and are almost certain of being
nominated tor the lineup during
The Tigers long September road
trip.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Dow SoftbaN Team
Tourney FdVOrite

CHICAGO. Sopf. : tUF1-The
Dow softball team of Midland
Mich. was favored today 10 sup
pmni Fort Wayne Zollnor as the
Subcr-rcgioual softball champion,
after the MIdl1ndcrS won their
way INTO tournament finals by
beating Fort Wayne. 10 Zollner
won 40 Of az games this season
before they toll so the Midland
fnanl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
TROUBLE FOR MATS

Tho Senators who we're hraSh
enough 10 start dreaming of
Yankee downfall absorbed two
bcaungS from the Boston Red
Sox. s 10 and 10 Tex Hugh
son limited the Senators 10 four
hits in the opener Bobby Doerr q
iNteenth homer with TWO aboard
n tho sixth gave the Rcd SoN The
nChtCap victory
Tho Cleveland Indians scored
two victories over the s. Louis
Browns. winning the first game,
3 10 . in 10 innings. and captur-
ing the fivo-innnE niCh'cap. 2
20 @.
In the National League. a cou-
pie of rookie .SouthpawS hurled
the 81. LOUIS Cards 10 a double.
victory over the Pittsburgh =
rates 3 10 . and s 10 >
Al Brazle pitched the opening
ViCr0TV ana ftaTTy tfTpCncen
coppcd the nlghtcap
The New York Giants broke
their seven-Gamc losing streak
with a s 20 3 win over tho Phlla-
dclphIa PhillIcS m tho first half
of a twin hlll-then started a
fresh string Of defeats by losing,
3 10 m II innings
The Brooklyn Dodgers extended
their winning sire k 10 10
straight. The longest string m the
Durocher regime, by beating the
Boston Braves. Z 10 3. then
dropped the mghtcap 10 end tho
winning string. 3 10 p IN 20
innings
Tho Cincinnati Reds struggling
gamely for a chance AZ the pen
nant. took two games from the
Chicago Cubs 10 10 ] and 3 10 /.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Record Handle Here:
Ball Player Wins
Nv LEWIS H. WALTER

year. but also had needed mud
10 score his only previous VIC
tory in II starts this year He
had finished second SIX times and
third twice
one of the day few we'll
played horses 10 get home was
Mrs Frank NavinS Ball Player.
LAST PURSE
Already on the block as bus
owner is selling her stable the
son Of Stroilng Player made per
hapS hls last contribution 20 tbc
stable treasury when he led all
the way 10 WIN the 5000 Gen
Nandergrift Handicap by TWO and
half lengths from the heavily
backed Bon Jour
Enter was third .n tng field of
seven az the finish of the mile
and a sixteenth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Women S League Meets

WomcnS Thursday Afternoon
House League viii hold an organl-
z8tion meeting ar Ritter Recr2a-
tion, l4325 Jane. az Chalmers,
Thursday AZ - o. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
FROM BUFFALO

Gentry and OUTLAW, pitcher and
ouificldcr, respectively. were pur-
chased rcCCntlY from Buffalo.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Major League
Standings

Games bohlnd leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
cleveland 2-3 81 Louis o. thrs' Eams
DO innings second game caled At end ~
QTh irnircl
Paston sd Washington 90
Sew York I'll. PhllateI Iphia ll-f
TODAN'S GAMES
Chicago a. DETROIT t2I
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

u NIORS
Ar MACK rARK

Diamond : maIaft tmeel
b.1u b.. m NNwas' Tool vs. johnson
k-' PAX Diamond tmsJar men}
go 81 On Zenith fuf vs. Local GOO
lrfI"r mon
-l-lu--l lll.-.A--f.-A Af--t4as- Defense -
Nfant.ttp Chemicals twaior ElrisI.
go m Twelve Harcmcn ~ Hud
slr Motor tustHl werI
tLls,Is eliminated
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games hchlnd leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 1913, chicago l-l second
game 10 inningsl.
81 Louis SIS Pittsburgh 2-2
New York 81. Philadelphia "a tssconA
game n inninCsl.
Brooklyn 70. Boston "a Second gains
i0 inningsi
TOpAN'S GAMTS
no games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Pro and Con on Tour Of Ball Players

There no to of opinion The adHsa-
billy of7sanIn- ball
American troops The project has been received
enthusiastically domestic quarters Americans
Stanley Frank New York scribe qsotc-A Mr.. DowSe
America should question closely this plan DowSe de-
clared British and Australians
serious about the 1t
would help international relations
about the I'm afraid the people
kindly disposed
fcSsional athletes who of military age"
Good for Morale Of Our Fighting Men
ATmaTfC pauCai writer Tor AUsraIan newspaper
inhabitants countries Europe and the south
Pacific will look with of fine, healthy
chaps playing 3 game"
Malcy. fresh from battle
for a Sydney paper, disagreed
players S wounded soldiers for 2i
hour he be Justified Maley said.
S Randall Ieymanson the Melbourne Herald summed up
the when
Eisenhower asked these His word should
he suhici
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
NOT \ BET

But all are willing 10 testify
that the owner did not bet a
five cent piece on his horse. told
no one 10 bet on II and even Of
fered 10 have the horse scratched
from tho race in the morning
so that HaSty KAY, owned by his
trainer. George G. White could
have the services of Jockey
Barney
Trainer White refused. however
because Golden Man had not only
won the first race of ms career
in mud al Churchill Downs last