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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Pitfalls Of Love =: By AIDE. e.rrt.o,

men TO meet here, If you have
Miner come up first, And tell
him that you are telling Han
son and the staff that a sudden
piece OF important family news
made II imperative for Miner
10 offer his resignation which
you accepted reluctantly-the
usual palaver, you know. And
oh, yes; better have him leave
an address where you can get
in touch with him.
Then YOU want Miner 10
come directly back here? Philip
Veritzen said.
IF you will be so kind my
father replied, and the owner
of the Lansheld took up the
receiver and put In the call,
while we all went back TO our
places of concealment.
II vas less than five min
utes before Miner appeared
again, and his former employer
spoke briskly and TO the point.
Explains Story
Il forgot TO tell you that I
am going 10 call Hanson up
here, and ask him 10 take over
Immediately until / can bring
my own man in" he said. IF
you approve the story, ! shall
tell him that you have just re-
ceived unexpected family news
which made it imperative for
you TO give me your resignation,
10 take place Immediately. and
that 1 have accepted it with
reluctance.
Most considerable, I am
sure" Miner sneered. but L
will play your game, because it
suits me"
Yes. ! thought you would"
Mr.. Veritzen said dryly, and
then added meaningly: Re
member. you are no longer
manager of this hotel. Do not
presume 10 give any order
which a guest would not give.
That will be your status until
you leave. You may go now"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Cosmetic Note

THE CHANGING weather
has tendency 10 bring with il
chapped lips and hands. Bette
Davis reminds us that il is
easier 10 prevent these I'M
pleasantnesses than 10 cure
them after they once have
taken hold
She never fails 10 apply
good softening hand lotion after
each washing. regardless of how
frequent they may be.
She also makes il a point 10
remove her lipstick several
times day and apply fresf1.~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

THIS SLIV R-SLIM two
piecer is a wonderful standby
in a busy gals life. and A YER
Satile wardrobe expander be-
sides. Make Pattern 4557 with
two pockets or three. short
sleeves or long; blouse n skirt,
color or contrast.
Pattern ASST is available in
Junior miss sizes IL, II. Is, Ia,
ID. 10. II and lS. Size 10 takes
3ih yards 39-inch fabric.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly. size, name, adj
dress and style number.
Just out, Our new fall and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and bag
pattern in book pattern and
book together. 30 cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
MARCH II 10 APRIL 90

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 90
Aries-Proper application Of
your generous capability this
benefc day should net returns.
Personal recognition favored.
Can make Roadway in outside
interests, too. Romance, domes-
ITCHY honored.
APRIL FL TO MAY 20
Tuurus-Take all assignments
graciously-use Taurus sound
sense and ability. Day promises
productivity in urgent, essential
activities.
NAY n TO JUNE p
Genipi - Precision, accuracy
vital elements now, in industry.
armed forces, government enter
prises, every endeavor where
pattern must be followed. Pleas
ant indications for personal
affairs.
JUNE ~ TO JBLY %
Cancer - Helpful influences.
Cancer folk are especially hon
ored NOW. Let nothing keep you
from duty. You should register
at the top. whatever your occu-
patton. and IL IL is honorable.
JULY "a TO AUG. %
Eso-Patience, tact, essential
in heart and other private mat
tiers. Should be opportune day
for the military. defense work.
other useful activities. Gains in
business and finances shown
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
Virgo-Mobilize all your tai
ents, all your valuable assets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

(such as intuition. analytical
ability so that the most can be
gotten out of today.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. %
Librd-You employed in the
manufacture of war implements;
miners, meta. workers. ship
builders; contractors, owners of
vital industries highly favored.
Military leaders, strategists hon
ored.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Please read Libra
similar influences and advice
hold for you today. So many
fields Of endeavor in which Scor-
pho can advance. Boss and en-
ploye equally favored.
NOV. ~ TO DEC. 70
Sdgittdrins - You are fortu-
nate now. for the various sound
activities and teres for
which you have natural talent
(and specialized training) are
topnotchers. Give your best.
DEC. % TO JAN. Rf
CdpTicorn-Stimulating vibra-
tions, encouraging 10 private
and home affairs, socials, chart
table activities. Keep interest
in these alive-they broaden
mind, give diversion.
Jan. p TO FEB. 20
Aqudrits-Things satisfactory
II you remain conscientious. seri-
GUS about urgent tasks you
should perform. Fun and gaiety
are all right in their proper
place and your stars warn
against idleness, heedlessness.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisces Results today will de-
pend largely upon the effort and
enthusiasm you put into work
Carelessness can be your biggest
enemy.
4 CHILD born on tbis day:
Forceful. ingenious. inclined To
be bossy. but clever. interesting
Magnetic personality, convinc-
lng manner.
c9arght 1853 hy KiuE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
STORING LETTUCE

PROTECT LETTUCE and
leafy vegetables by placing
them m mesh bayou can
reuse the bags oranges come in.
or buy new ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Others Are Recalled

Come back in" Philip Verit-
zen called softly, and when we
entered, ne was again wiping
his forehead with his handker-
chief.
'I'rp glad he decided 10 take
1t quietly" he said.
TOO quietly" my father COM
mented. That man is a cobra.
hut we shall be able 10 draw
his fangs. And 10 begin with,
I shall put a guard Immediately
in every spot Of the hotel
where there could be possible
sabotage. and you had better
advise Hanson, the first assiS-
tant manager, 70 take over at
once. l am sure Of Hanson's
loyalty. l would advise bring
ing him up here. and also
bringing Miner back. so as TO
insure that he does not issue
another order.
There is no need for the two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Your Horoscope

.sFrspess Driks,
The Detroi, Times
1875 Timss square, Detroit 81, Mich,
PLEASE SEND Ny NDND-
uAI HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR FOR ~, last SIX
b month, Of 1915.
I Wn Borr
Month Day
<rHi lic sri Sif-ASJrrus{
S'owbsf tHirlotr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

OBVIOUSLY" PHILIP
VERITZEN said, with a touch
of his grandiose manner, Il
shall not concern myself with
details. The new manager will
have absolute charge of any re-
placements 20 be made in the
staff.
There was a tantalizing
pause, then:
by the way he went on.
'if you decide 10 restrain your
temper and take this philo-
Sophically. you may refer 10 me
for a general recommendation
not too effusive-when you de-
eide where you wish 10 go.
You have been with me a
long time. you never have been
dishonest, and in many ways
you are a good manager. l wish
10 do you justice. even II l am
compelled to ask for your resig-
nation. You would prefer 10
resign, take IL.
Miner Rises
We heard the sound of Miner
rising from his chair, and once
more Dicky fiexed his muscles.
But there was no need for
his aid. for Miners voice was
sullenly quiet.
Il know when I'm licked" he
said. "I'll send up the resigna-
ton al once. and my attorney
will see yours tomorrow. Natur-
ally / prefer not 10 have TO
breathe the same air with you
again"
Philip Veritzen bowed for
mally.
You express my sentiments
exactly" he said. and then Mil
ner made his final speech.
Il shall expect your letter OF
recommendation with the
check X, - he he said Bit do not
think that ends it,"
There was a sudden note Of
venom in his voice, and then the
closing door released the ten
sion of US all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
BY Frances Drake

, oroscoPe By Frances Drake
Look the Section Which Your Birthday and Find
What Your Outlook Is According 10 the Stars
For Wednesday, October 27
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Swims ITO Yards
In I;07 Time

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept.
GNS)-Adolf Kiefer of Chicago
now in the navy. retained his no.
yard baCkStroke title az the Ma
tional AAU mems outdoor swim
ming and diving championships
today winning the event in l:07
Alan Ford, Yale, was second in
1;l1. Third was Edward Nista,
Philadelphia, in lips.
Yale "A" team OF Ford, Richard
Lyon, r. 3. Morgan and John
EuSden won the $50 free style in
1898. Buffalo AC was second
and tho Yale b" team third.
Eugene Rogers, Columbia, led
the 440 free style finals in SOAP
David Barnes, Harvard, was sec
ond in 5;1S1: Milford Maloney
Buffalo third in 5:20S.
The 220 breast stroke was won
by Joseph Verdeur Philadelphia.
in 2:532; Carl Paulson was Sec
ond in 3;016: and Thomas john
son, Yale. third in 3:02.3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Basora Floored
Jake Once
laMotta Knocked
Down 3 Times

The boasts of Jose Basora's ad-
mirers that the Puerto Rican will
flatten Jake LaMetta- when they
meet at Olympia here the night
OF Sept. II, may not be empty
ones.
Basora's friends point out their
hero had LaMotta on the floor
three times in a bout in New
York, something the brilliant and
hard-hitting Ray Sugar Robin
son was unable TO achieve in two
terrific battles here.
Basora and LaMotta have met
twice, Basora getting a decision
and a draw. The Puerto Rican
has won SO fights. more than halt
by knockouts. Basora. like La
Motta. has rushing. slugging
style which gives promise of wild
battling.
With LaMotta the No. ! con-
tender and Basora No. 2. the
Detroit contest is the nearest
thing TO a worlds middleweight
championship that could be ar
ranged. Tony Zale, the cham
pion, IS in service
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Eastern Ya(hfsmen
Are Given Gas Aoain

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-The lift
ing Of the ban on pleasure driving
in the eastern gasoline shortage
area became effective Sept. !,
bringing with ii the restoration OF
fuel allowances for motor boats.
Although the boat owner. like
the motorist has been placed on
his honor not 10 abuse the priv
ilege. the news comes as welcome
relief to thousands of owners OF
inboard and outboard boats, who
have been kept off the water this
summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Fisk. acting captain NJ tie Var
,.ty Sunday. Alex WoIciechoV.rz
one Of tho leagues greatest cen
tors Ted PaycICc who FIRST
cSrned fame M University Of De-
'rolt Harry Hopp famous a Ne
hraSk5 before turning pro Tommy
Coiclla Elmer Hackney Murray
Epar, and lIll C8'Hhan
owner Fred Mandcl had hopes
of having frankie Slnkwlch. tam
ous start from the University OF
Georgia Ju~t given a UcdiCaI dis
charge by The Marines. hut az this
writing tho owner of The Lions
had not succeeded IN contracting
the player
Besides This array Of talent, the
Lions of course, also have a par
of outstanding coaches in Charles
r. tGus DoraiS and Joe Bach
The Lions viii play an cNhihi-
tion game with The New York
Giants AZ Akron ncNt Sunday
and open the regular season with
tho Chicago Cardinals at BriCg,
Stadium on Sept 10
AL ol ihc Lions regular homo
camr- VIII be played az BrlsE,
stadium
Tho probable starting lacups
SUuG.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Soose in AIeutians

Pros dent William Ala'her
Lcu, ot Lafayette told 'he
colleges new coach. Ben Volt
son. tna, ms main }oh WILL re
90 keep football alive ~ Lee
fayette George Caiego.
brilliant back given 4 medical
SeharEc by The army 81, back
vl'n frc Brooklyn Dodgers m
training ~ Bear Mountain y
- -s~----S- t~a---r- throws
slider Ernie BCnhaw q fork
bs and Hank Borowy S.nkcr
1t. Frank klmbrough ne"
football coach ~ North Caro-
Ina >esy preGEhf School rs
brother ot Jarr.n' John tHc
gIrack Ensign Billy Sogsc.
former middlewc Eht champion.
Is on active duty IN the Aleu-
fIans Pittsburgh has re-
placed Michigan State On the
Sailors football schedule a.
GrClt Lakes Dci q What
90 SOU mean marpoWer short-
age-oyer 100 candidates re-
ported for football. ar Purdue
.. and 50 AZ Wisconsin
CaR IL be Fritz Crislers BadEl'
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
SinkWich 10 Be
Put in t-CCIdss

ATLANTA Ga Sept 4 GNS)
Col James AI kcolin Jr.
Georgia director of SoleciIve serv-
I0C today stated that a copy of
Frankie S.ukvIcH's discharge from
the merirc corps would be sent
'7 his loca. draft board where a
decision a> To mis- future claSslfi-
cation VIII be made
Usual procedure for such cases.
CO.. kociIn said. IS 10 place the
TaD in class l-C Thus Slnkwich
WIl not be called for further mili-
tarv service unless IL appears he
cou't qualify for limited service
carlVich was drafted los the
Dcuof Lions of the National Pro-
lcs>ioral Football League last
April and should S'nkwich decide
upon q pro career VIII have first
cali &c b> talent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Springer Spaniel 1st
In Pontiac Dog Show
BY DON GJLLIES

Chow Crows kuhfmSnns HATs Acc
owner Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II Kuhlmann,
University City, Mo
Chihuahuas - ch. Nsronette Grudier,
owner Olve c Gridisr Columbus o.
Pekingese DAZZLING Tung Woo.
owner Robert c. Richards New Haven.
Ind
Pinsohers (miniature) Jelebei V. Rochs-
burg owner Mrs p w Hartman. Detroit
Pomersnisns Woody Golden Boy owner
Lillian Mcintosh. Detroit
Toy Manchester Terriers Monte Deli ~
caWdor. owner Mr Charles p. Nader.
Poodles uoy) Fanfare Allegro. owner
Mrs Byron Hoffman, Toledo, o.
Irish Settlers -KinvArra Kathleen. owner
p. Konigslow, Cleveland, Q.
English sstters-Ch Rumm.y of Rock
boro owner Ben n Felska Lansing
Boston Terriers--Ch Chiefs Little
Schoolgirl. owner Mrs. Clsud. J. Ftzser.
Airedsle Tsrriers-B Bodelm Jupiter. owner
Bodelm Kennels. Worthwhile
Fox Terriers Csmoothi--Ch Verneline
Fox Runner owner Herbert W Gotta,
German sh.ph,rds-ch oph.ns o,
Worth Kennels Allessn Mich
Rasv'an owner stanley Aston Detroit
Welsh Terrisr-Ch. Add-Ventur. Of Spit.
Gre. owner DR.. Robert L. Anderson, Pitts
hurgh
N'dffDfdEnIfe Iefrief-" n KUftlHn our
Teenie. owner Lettie Hartman. Detroit
seaiyham Terriers-Walgil Model Serene.
owner WalgN Kennels ErlsnEer, Ky.
Scottish Terrier Gilbras Tan O'Brsir-
croft. owner Ann NJ Coyington, Youngs-
town Mo.
Kerry Blu. Terri,rs-Blu. Michael Of
Rob Eft. owner Vorh II. Gilbert. Fort
WAYNE. Ind
Irish Terriers shanty Lsssis, owner NJ.
J Cherry. Chicago.
Fox Terriers (virs) )--Wynnwyre' Addle.
owner Mrs r a KRAFT, Royal Oak
Spaniels (English Springer Oh Chum
~ sandbloom Acre, owner Janet X. Hen
nebsrry Golf, Ill
Brittany spaniel--Patrice Dc sharvogue,
owner W. Averin. minghsm. Mich.
Cocker spaniels tsolid colorl-Ch Nom
quit Nobadeer. owner Bessie A. Salomon-
sou -Piyrrrutr
Cocker Spanies CpArti- color -Ch Bobbs
show master owner Herbert W. Bobb
North Baltimore. O.
Cocker (Englsh) - Giralda's Indigo,
owner Mrs. Marguerite A. McClements.
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Champion Chum Of Sandbioon
Acre, an English Springer Spanie,
owned by James II HenneberrS
of Golf Ill. emerged victorious
over 3SS dogs Saturday in the
Pontiac Kennel Clubs annual show
at w. S. kennedy's Kendare
Farms near Walled Lake.
II was ChumS third straight
best of show win IN as many
times. having won only last week
at the Milwaukee show
More than 5000 attended the
show which was marred by rain
late in the afternoon. A total OF
$4,000 in war bonds were sold.
Judging in the Oakland County
Kennel Clubs annual show will
start al 9:30 a m. Sunday in the
Community Market Building al
ROYAL Oak. The Blue Water Ken
mel Club Of Port Huron will hold
i;S show in the same building
Monday
T.rters-th Glamour Girl ~ Franfeld,
German snort Haired Pointers Carroll
'on Lucky strike owner steve J Kakuk'
Manifup 0c WIS.
labrador Eetrevers-Dusky Quee n
oVrsr William j Ewen. East Lansing
AFGHAN Hounds-Ch Rama of Chaman
Of ROYAL. irish. owner Marion Foster
F'1rsneim, New York City
Beaeles. under u inches--Ch strssisu's 5
Mr Bis owner Mr. ana Mrs william
Beagle, over "a inche. -Kinsmsn vor.
beck Mischief owner Joseph Foroeck,
Bgrl6ls M.ya Ter. owner pr. chsrl"
Dachshurd, smooth - CARROT Of Riu,
Key owner F'oreuce 5. Keller Chester
..e-n- ----r-- si----,;-w label WI.
mcffe. H.
coliss sh1-Honsy Nutcracker
owner H r Reuck' Highland Park
Cid English Sheepdogs Ch Kings Mes.
ssnger. owner It Stanley F. Krsf, ceve-
land.
] stl RernsrAs--Jimmy \of w.diss,on.
owner Henry = .wedie Newton o
pperkes-WalroSe Maroufkin, owner
Walrose Kennels. Chicago
Poofles standard 1--Pilicoc DAreuevil
owner Mrs Otto Eisenosrg South Eu.
Poodl,s tminiature1-cn Pimeoe Cal.
/ liant. owner Mrs Otto Eisenbsrg South
French Bulldogs -- Couees Parsques n,
"a France. owner Bessis p Burlinssm,
/ Detroit
Dalmstians - WHNamsdale's Michael
owner Charles NJ Williams Eriangsr. Ky
Boxers Ch Adair ~ Three Birchss
owner Raymond Il. Hail Birmingham
Mich
/ BuildoEs-vardon 1ndividusns,. Vardons
Kennels Detroit
Great Danes Rolling Cicero of Garfield
awnsr Mr.. and Mrs z. J. Rollnss
1 Rsfsf .Lske
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Seweffff # s Odd Ways

Skipper Luke Sewell Of the
Browns has an oddity lie
takes the gloves of his short
stop and third baseman and
LAYS them beside him in various
positions along the coaching
box Then. a. the end of
tho inning. nc VIII pick the
gloves up and hand them per
sonally 10 his inhcidcrS 49,. II
iSnt superstition. but maybe II
IS an idioSynCraCy. Luke says.
! used 10 give signs through
the position of those gloves so
ust kept on doing IT 49,. But.
in my book, a lot of hits and
well pitched efforts are still
best for winning ball games ...
The National Football League
is not forgetting the cultural
side OF the game Tex
Mooney, a 3 foot 5 inch go
pound tackle from southern
California. who had done his bit
in the movies. has been signed
by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

and Chuck Fcncnhock OF the
Lions were teammates AZ ttLA,
Al Nilnar. Browns left handler
has bought himself a Cleveland
bowling alley .. NorNNn Shea,
1UTT77T- TTETT C07-E, TOW Ildl-
aging Portland lH The PaCi'c
Coast League. viii celebrate has
42nd birthday Monday ... Now
that Fred Maudcl failed IN bag
clrE Jack Irish the Indiana
Belt Line thrush. the owner OF
tho Lions lS reported on The
trail of Frank Sfnatra " SIN
atra Is a little underwe!Cht for
the Inc Manjel explained "hu|
We might find use for him a. 4
naSSrl-InEIdcu1aLIA- = LEX
FNakcftcid uf the Tigers
--r,at--4 fat, hut Richard
denies SwooninG when ne hears
his pal Warble
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

professor told them 10 pay at
tention or leave the class. It
was smart TO leave the class,
they thought. The navy gave
them 48 hours OF marching to
prove II wasn't smart"
After lunch there are more
classes and then a period of ply
sical training. Even the football
players go through this for an
hour each day. After two hours
or less on the football field it's
time for dinner. And it's a good
meal. The navy has done away
with the training table. All the
boys eat alike.
BOOK SESSION
After dinner there is another
session with the books. The boys
find three or four hours of study
is necessary to prepare lessons
properly. And all are anxious to
have their class work done.
They are getting a break from
the navy in being allowed 10 con-
tinue their education and prepare
for officer training. A failure
means going TO Great Lakes or
one of the other camps for boot
training.
It's mighty tired bunch of
sailors and marines that goes TO
bed each night. And they sleep
soundly.
The other night Bob Hanzlik,
a tackle from Wisconsin. went to
bed at 10 o'clock and in a few
seconds was sound asleep. He
thought he heard the buzzer and
jumped out of bed and down the
stairs to the assembly point.
There he discovered he was the
only one present, II was only 1925.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Lions Battle FrOsh
In Debut Sunday
By LEO MACDoNELL.

L.neupS studded with now stars.
now coaching staff and a new
flaming spirit the now deal
1913 Lions viii be- unveiled TO De
troIt PHO football fancIcrs iu an
intra-squsd game hctWCCn the
Varsity and Freshmen ar Univcr-
sty Of Detroit Stadium this sun
day
The preseason contest FOR
years a clImactc training season
feature. Is restored after beng
abandoned one year because of 'hc
1912 army relief game.
Before the game. a twilight az
fair which Will be started 81 3
p m. there will he ceremonies In
which players will he introduced
70 the crowd by Mayor Jcifr.cs
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Model Boats 10 Race
Sunday al Belle Isle

The Detroit Model Power Boat
Club will hold its annual model
speed races this Sunday at Belle
Isle, ii was announced by Charles
Boxnan, race chairman.
With entries from Flint, Jack
son and other Michigan cities, the
events arc scheduled to start at
10 20 a m
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Billy Rdgclls Old Timers base.
bal, team \ Will play NitchcWs,
Southern Oakland County League
champion this Sunday at Hazel
Park High. The game starts at
800 r. m. Old Timers have won
eight straight and arc seeking
games for This month Write r.
Ray Hovincn. 1910 Ia Sale or
csI I-N-- l-lI2S
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
NEW PLAYERS

Among new PLAYERS who viii be
'rraured. wH be- Sob kOIcSar
outstanding guard from Univer-
sty Of Michigan Morgan Gin
grass. brilliant Michigan state
nsilhacK Riley Na'Hcsou and
J0tn HiCh'oNcr.- staEs tIlm-tLL
Cleveland Rams D.ck AshC0m
= aClfic Coast Ail-CorfCrcncc
tackle from University Of Oregon
Mike Corgan former Notre Dame
back \Chuck. Fenenb0ck. slick
back yram JCLA\vla the los An
ecies Bulldogs Danny Dalsando,
from Detroit Tech Lyle Rocken-
back from Michigan State and
Touy PgtHc from Wake Forest
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Ted Ray One of First
Power Hitters In Golf
BY VI. +. DRuKENBKOD

the big mound at the right, leav-
ing him only a flick 10 the green
on the 39l-yard hole
Ray put everything he had into
his swing when he wanted dis
tance. spinning around and fire.
quCnriy finishing with his LETT loot
IN the water bucket
Tied used lift and hit
Hagen SAID in explaining the
big fellows style He CON
troIled it, though, because of his
fine timing"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

next Thursday
evening. B o I h
a form e r
MWA junio o r
h G avy cham
pions and have
been consistent
winners at the
east side club
this year. The
p m rivalry
has made them
hot rivals.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Harold q. Steele former MlCnI-
gan guard. is currently assist
inc 1t. Comdr. Nal Stevens.
New York UniverSitys former
coach. IN grooming the eleven
IT Sampson, y. y. Na"ay sta
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
US0 Pin Center 10
Reopen Here tuesday

Six alleys at the USO center,
CaSs and Lafayette, maintained
and operated by the Greater De-
troit Bowling Proprietors' Asso-
Clation Of Detroit free of charge
10 servicemen. Will be reopened
Tuesday at : y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Dodgers Win in
17th;; String al 8

NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (UP)--
Brooklyn winning streak reached
eight at EhbctS Field today when
Mickey Wltek threw wild 10 first
base IN the seventeenth inning
permitting the Dodgers TO score
an all-Important tally 10 defeat
tho New York Giants. 4-3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Joe Ferroni VS.. Joe Jensen and
al Australian tag team bout, with
Harold Chaundy and Lefty"
PAGER opposing George Connell
and Dale Haddock, are included in
the triple-header
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
TOLEDO FEAT RECALLED

one Of Rays greatest perform
anCcS was turned in when he
won the 1920 National Open at
Toledo Many DetroiteFs in the
galleries there recall how the BIG
fellow. taking the short cut al
the left on Inverness seventh
hole. drove the green or there
dboutS on all four rounds
The hole measured about $40
yards but Ray shortened II con-
sIdcrahly by driving over the gull
ley and trees. Al NatIouS cSti-
mates this required a carry Of
about 215 yards with plenty
height to clear the trouble
The tee has been heightened
about 80 feet since then and the
green occasionally has b @ q n
driven. But Ray did II on four
straight rounds and IN the coun-
tryS major competition Had he
caught the trees luSt once II prob
abll would have cost HIM the
championship. lie won by one
stroke.