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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Walt to Joe:
NOthin' DOin'

There's not going TO be golf
match between Walter Hagen and
Joe KirkWood. Hagen made this
announcement yeste lay at
Crosse lie in answer TO the chai-
lenge-the trick shot expert hurled
at him following the Ryder Cup
matches.
II have beaten Joe for 20
wears all over the world" Hagen
said then added who'd want
to see n couple Of old men play
golf:"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Bits.y
Follows
New Style

T.LOCIS. Aug. 30 up The
little man from Peachtree street.
a throwback 10 the Davis Cup
teams Of 1935.36.37. returns 10,
Forest Hills today 10 show top
flight tennis players has new game
swing once il they're close, but
don chase them.
After an absence Of two years
from the bIg show Pfc BRYAN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Star Negro SOftball
Teams Clash Tonight

Ternstedt batter got on through
an error. koI-Pak won, So
.Tonight's schedule:
At MtCk PARK
Major Mem
ZOO p m Local 100 "a. Blscshswn
diamond No. l.
100 m HoIsy Local SsS VS.. Prog
ressive Ind Diamond No AZ
500 D. m ViTges vs. Local ESQ.
800 o m LocsI 500 vs. ~ Horsemen.
AT ALLEN PARK FIELD
Glass A Mem
800 D. m Allen PARK W. Federal
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Local 2o3, y, Local Z Oorfeip Major
Midwest Tool. !; Local 81, tmsior
LocaI 500 I; FD,us fortress, \
Giflsl
FruehAuf ( Eagles o.
ST Agnes Local io4 No 2
J5snsor Y5rspsr 3. TsfhstSdt
Tuesday nights schedules:
tCiss. 4 Mem
sts D m Brown Bombers vs.. St
Catherfnea tAt Elmwoodl
tIunior.-An Games 81 stb .. NJ
Wildcats No. vs. NRomosrd'ers. 81 PIN
St FIorsn. VS. Miller cupid. at North
Eastern No J.
T,smsters w eager, al Pingrss No /.
Ramhlsrs ys g, p. Rsfeas t-ear-teus
No.
\ Dins.msn strangers VI, wndcsuEl No ,
AT Dlngsman No 1
winner wolverine Rum Dunn game vs.
Wolves 81 Atkinson No. 4
John Psrkers Va. Boys club, X. p A.
Northwenern No s'
Tilden A. c. W. stanislsu,, a. Clark
No a
Wednesdays nights schedules:
At MICHIGAN ALkAII FIELD
100 o m Michigan Alksn W. Pack.
ara O. n. r. "a mem.
% D. m Wvsnootts Chemicsls Va.
chens -Trornbiv Bovisttes tAsior girisl,
closer Elminated).
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

OF the Fire
mems Midgets
l. e a que. A [
Briggs Stadium
Ster day in
the first game
OF the Freld d
Day d o u b ! g.
header. Fifth
" hippe d the
Second. l2-3.
FIVE runS in
the fourth did
I he business
after Five led,
81. Joe Trui-
puis StsTte q
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

with A double. Bob BoIla singled
so did Alex Martinez and Joe
Riols. Aram Ssrkissian broke the
monotony with a double. An error
trailed the hits 10 complete the
rout.
Riola had four safeties in five
times up. Koslowskl kept the six
for Battalion Two strung out over
the distance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
National League

New York 600 col OoOl
Boston 300 Oi0 OOx--4 Z
Chase. FeldmAn a., and Lomhsrdil
Tobin and Mas.
St Louis 600 600 800 10 I
Cincinnati 1Ol i02 O0x--5 10 2
Brscheen. Munger tii. White 20, Krist
81 and o nea " Cooper (sii Riddle,
shoun 90, and Mueller
Chicago 900 O02 OIL II a
Pttsburgh 600 OiO 100
Bthorn and Mccullough sewen. Rescig-
no 90, and Baker, Lopez tsl.
Brooklyn 400 600 1903 o
PHILADELPHIA 600 600 OOO--i 8 y
wyatt and Owen; Barrett, Kimban 90,
and Moore.
FIRST GAME
New YORK 900 900 OOO-o
Boston 600 Ol0 OOx-l s
Melton Adams 81, and Nsncuso: Jav-
cry and ktuttz.
81 Louis 10i 600 900 OIL
Cincinnati 600 000 cog 90
Dickson. Krist 80. Lsnier UOD, ana
W. Cooper; Wander Nicer, Bsggs (i0). ana
Mueller. Dephilhps tlOi.
Chicago 900 100 0OO-i
Pittsburgh 600 $50 0ox-3
Hsnyzewsh Burrows 80, and Living.
ston, GOrnckt and Lopez.
Brooklyn $40 OO2 OOO-s If
Philadelphia 600 600 600 l
Head and Brsgsn Rowe, Lee a..
EyriCh (9l, and EinIeg.---
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

While the Lions in other re-
spects are far ahead of other
years in the training program. as
Yet this year they have been
allotted comparatively few plays
a dozen at the most.
There is good reason for this,
il was revealed at the Detroit
Professional Football Clubs camp
on Crosse lie. where yesterday the
squad INDUCED in its first formal
scrimmage OF the conditioning
campaign.
While in training up AZ Charlie
voix last year complete lists Of
plays which the coaches planned
10 use in the regular season were
given 10 the full squad early in
the training period. Later when
candidates who failed To make the
team were dropped. books con-
tanning these plays were found
missing along with them There
were ugly stories that the plays
were found their way into the
camps OF other teams. but Fred
Mandel and the coaches scoffed
at these yarns But still, Dorsis
is taking no chances this year.
PLAYS CAN WAIT
The new coach OF the Lions Is
gong 10 have a big bsgful of new
plays. but they can wait
While his team didn't win, a
stocky scooter by the name Of
Chuck Fenenboch. who played
with the Los Angeles Bulldogs
after being graduated from Y. 6;
l.. A.. caught the fancy OF 'onlook-
erx who saw the Reds beat the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

of tennis playing his famed David
and Goliath role. but a 32-year-
old army private an almost for
gotten star Of another era tax
ing in the big New York show
while on furlough.
In the army for the last l6
months and currently stationed AZ
Jefferson Barracks basis training
center No. ! Of the army air
forces. central technical training
command. Pvt. Grants furlough
luckily conceded with the dates
OF the national championships.
but he will go into the tourna-
ment cold"
Bitsy hasn't performed in the
big time since l94l. when he was
beaten in the quarter-finals At
Forest Hills as Bobby Riggs
picked up the loving cup.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
AutoCIub Nine
Still in Running
In A Division

For an aggregation supposedly
and reportedly held back by inter
nal disSension. Auto Club manages
10 rise 10 the occasion Almost
out OF the Detroit Amateur Base
ball Federation class A running
Auto Club eliminated Virges two
weeks ago and remained to hold
of Teamsters yesterday At Briggs
Stadium. 6-2. in the Fireman {
Field Day feature before 10000
spectators.
TeamsterS. the leagues Gin
derella team. needed but one VIC
tory to gain the l943 honors and
became Detroit's representative in
the nationals al Youngstown next
month. Now they can postpone
looking up timetables until after
Labor Day
ArthuIs had their revenge on
Sans and Bob Albertson in the
Class r. series. winning. 4-3, after
losing the first playoff session,
4 ~. AlOrl l~Otl ApIN
for him 10 report 10 WaShingt ton
today or tomorrow.
~ DOWN To
Class d went down TO four sur
vivorS. Oakwood Aces removed
st. John Cantius. 7-6. Hudson l54
Juniors joined the ranks Of the
defeated in losing TO Highland
Park Owls. rs, as the Owls faced
elimination. Lincoln Park put out
Northwest Lions. 1916.
Scorpions and Detroiters are
left 10 play for the F. honors
Sept. 5 after Detroiters eliminated
The Fort. 1873 on Norm Wallace s
four hitter.
Auto Club was the beneficiary
Of fielding and battery slips in the
first. fourth, fifth and sixth 10
gain so lead Jack Mayhem
tripled over two in the fifth.
Errors figured in the final Auto
Club marker in the fifth. Team
.sters were blanked until the
eighth and had five blows off Tony
BukOVIch.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Camp Wheeler Takes
Semipro Honors

WICHITA. Kan Aug 30 tINSl
The undefeated Camp Wheeler
Spokes OF Georgia today held the
national semipro baseball cham
plonShip for 1943
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Two-Ton Levy

Martin Levy. wrestler named
Two Ton. weights 600 pounds: His
forte is dropping his weight on
an opponent who happens TO hit
the mat.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Bait. ) Wins
Midget Title

With Fred Koslowskl pitching
and in company with
hitting, the Fifth Bat
"a lion today is the new champion
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

tBitSyp Grant
has decided TO
have one more
fling hefo re
p uttin & his
r 4 c k cts and
Gu pS on I h p
When
"BitSy' takes
the firing line
w . d n Q sday.
h o W e V er, II
won't be the
arch retriever
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Freak Baseball Accidents

All baseball accidents are not
on the diamond. Jodie Beeler,
Birmingham inflelder, iu m pc d
when lightning hitsfhe ciub ho'i~r.
- SpTaincd his back.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston Terry 6-s a. New fors
tBoroWy 80, 7:30 .. m. EWT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST Louis CLanisr lis and Brszls COZ
At Pttt.burgh (Butcher T-s and Herbert
saI tuo case. res .. m. EWT.
,only games scheduled In The MAJOR
leagues
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
which feel the outstanding
key appears each night the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions corresponding each OF the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
/ IN CODE.
pomor follows
K-sO I1s7 M-67 Mas Q-S2 R-Si S-A T-26
n Z-99
Gin this code kew II will enable decpher
ton,orrows code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

subsututes Reds HOpp Colels Hamer
Evans Rockeubach Wolfe. n ghtoWer
Pavelec. Blues Kormef, Mathews, card
zesH,=Ftst Ito chonko Rubenn
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
UNUSUAL PLAY

Don Holman Of Sans featured
with his unassiSted double play
in the fourth. He came in from
on the dead run TO
snatch fly and tag second. Al
the time. Sans led. 81. In the
sixth Al Banosky placed a homer
in Grand River behind a pass 10
Bill Lakes for the tying and win
ming runs. IL was mis- third hit
in three times up.
Southpaw Bill Pierce who had a
strlkeout average OF Is Aug. Is,
stepped out OF character as the
Park Owls stopped Hud-
son. Pierce famed only three But
one OF his two hits drove in the
tying run. He was the victim Of a
FIVE run rally IN the fifth.
Sam Kachigian's triple started
the Owls 10 victory with one down
in the ninth. Pierce's single fol-
lowed. A wild pitch admitted him
10 second. Joe Coletti singled
Pierce home with the winning
marker.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Track Appears
Certain TO Top
War Relief Goal
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit's War Relief Fund race
meeting enters it's third week
today with an estimated $4,000
in the bag 10 add 10 the Sll8.OOO
the Detroit Race Track and the
racing public have previously
given 10 the cause.
That goal OF 100000 is Ger
tain 10 be passed before the last
winner gallops home Sept. H.,
Mutuels Manager George +. Lewis
said today. The handle OF S527 900
on Saturday, the eighty fourth
successive racing day al the Fair
Grounds. indicates the city's rae
ing fans aren't weakening in the
support of their favoriteS.
Despite the evident success and
sincerity Of the racing people in
their operation OF the War Fund
meeting suggested by State Rae
ing Commissioner William j.
Bowling, critics Of racing are still
looking for some spot preferably
in the back TO plant their knives.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
HENRY CRITICIZED

For instance, there was some
criticism when Racing Secretary
Charles Henry made his unprece-
dented split OF the Bombarder
Handicap into five 81 500 divisions
Friday. The Snipers said the dis
tribution Of about 81 800 above the
book figures for the day was. com
ing out of War Relief Funds.
They ignored. however. that the
division produced five spendid bet
ting races. which produced a
mutuel handle Of more than
100000. From this amount the
track derived an extra profit OF
nar more than $500 for war
Pehef
Beeaase of the criticism, how
ever. track officials heSitated 10
split the u two-year-olds IN Sat
urdayS $500 Gen Montgomery
Handicap into two fields. as had
been entered They finally made
the move Saturday morning. how
ever. and made two 81 500 races
out Of the field and increased The
card to nine races.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
or Wears Glasses

Mel OFT. Giant manager and
'outfieider. wears glasses on and
of the diamond.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
PITCHER HERO

Pitcher Leo Christanti batted in
four runs for Oskwood in the
defeat Of ST. John Cantius. His
first homer came in the first with
one ahead. His second won the
game. Leo sent in another tally
with a single. He had one shaky
inning. when he let go Of three
hits and pass. Thereafter ST.
John had five blows far apart.
Northwest Lions had Is run
ners stranded. although landing l3
hits 10 Lincoln Parks Ia. Nine
errors were in favor OF Lincoln
Park whose seven were no help
TO the Lions James Crabtree'
homer IN the first with two on
and Frank Strands with one on
IN the seventh figured for Lin
coin. Ray Rexine had one for the
Lions in the first.
Auto Ciub 9, Tesmstets 4
CLASS N
OakNond Aces 7 est John Cantus
Highland Park Owls Z HUDSON Juniors
Lincoln PARK IS 'Northwest Lions s.
MIDGETs
tChsmpionship game Briggs stAdiumD
Fifth Battalion "a Second ).
CLASS y
Dstroiters "a, The Fort J. Scorpions
bye
Arthup sans J. Hudson l5+ bye.
Eliminated
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Tioer Pitchino Records

ro,s. ia2 az T" iiIsh $50 .so 50
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

rodaY's Best Bet-War Bonds-And Tomorrows Too [
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Ternstedt batter got on through
an error. Kol-Pak won. SO.
s~o1tchtfs s,baduIa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Tioer Rattino Avelaoas

sTot.I. i77 47s4 500 III 's4 q
sInemdes totals Of AeHals.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
War Problem Clinic:
Aid for Children
OF Workers Told

Ju- 7bag' It and W vould
have 'o take It fo court THIS
would iakc too much time and cN-
p,n~r and would also cause
nCrrro1rr0oi trouble
arm writing as "A last resort
before selling my home sS other,
have done because of this dis
urhanCc MRS, P. T.
Dear Mrs. I. T.:
n the supervisors of your
county have passed no ordi-
nance prohibiting the harboring
of barking dogs, you have re-
course only 10 civil suit 10
ahate the nuisance. The county
prosecutor can advise YOU
whether there Is such an ordi-
nance
IL DGE JAMES T.. CHENOT.
NaNnC County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
$50 they thought we were SOFT!

the world and dsmayed our enemies by the speed
with which they changed to war footing Un.
paraleled volume production of planes, tanks
guns and ships is pouring forth in resistIess tide
to sweep aggression from the earth!
American Labor realized that its strong hands
and special skills had vital responsibility in
production for Victory. 1t has demonstrated
its competence in the industrial miracle of over.
taking and surprising Axis production within
comparatively few months.
The war maps of every front from Guadacanal
to Sicily-the twisted ruins of air.blasted Axis
areas from Boulogne to Hamburg and the Ruhr
show where hard-hitting Michigan.made arms,
built by sturdy Michigan workmen, are doing
their share to win this globaI war;
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

@ Two weeks ago my husband
wrote that he was leaving his
camp in 10 hours. l haven't heard
from hIm since. Are soldiers al
lowed 10 write If they find they
are leaving for overseas duty?
II ne IS on his way over, Will the
war department inform me of
this MRS NJ. /.
\ Soldiers can write before
leaving the country, although
their last few hours may be 80
filled with preparations that
they find il impossible tn do 30.
II YOUR husband is actually on
his way over. he will send YOU
card bearing his APO num-
her. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Mother OF Child, q,
Seeks Boarding School
War Prnhlem Clinic.

War Problem Clinic.
I have a 4-ycar-Old boy. I am
working In a defense plant and
trying 10 take care Of him az the
same time
- I have an ofdrr hov VINO takes
him 70 a nursery. but when school
starts he won't be able 10 Right
row ] work days. hut If / work
afternoons. ] cant get any one 10
take care Of him in the evening
/ would like 10 place hum IN q
m3MarN boarding -AeAae4 f pes
Sible MRS. ! :.
Mrs +. s. Mrs X. and Mrs
= y ask similar questions
Dear Mrs. J. -. Mrs. L. -, Mrs.
Is, and Mrs. j. Y:
You are all working mothers
who are anxious about the type
of care YOUR children are receiN-
ing while YOU are away at work.
We have advised many such
mothers through the Clinic 10
consult Children'S War Service,
1916 Broadway, Randolph Si26.
for The best plans that exist in
Your neighborhOod for children
Of the age Of yours.
New CanteenS, nurseries and
private family homes are open
ing constantly. and il would he
we'll II you keep ip touch with
Children'S War Service To see
what new facilities there may
he available "a you.
We feel that IL is best If YOU
find good care for your children
in your own neighbOrhood while
YOU are al work. rather than
planning on sending them away
entirely Ia boarding schools.
Children often feel that their
parents do not love them when
they cannot live in their own
homes with their own mothers.
MRS. IRENE r.. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

THEY THOUGHT we were Soh-because we
II liked baseball, movies and social eveningwith
friends better than drilling and goose.stepping.
They thought we were cdsy-because their crafty
eyes saw us building homes, automobiles, radios,
electric washers and refrgerators to improve our
democratic way of living, instead Of cannon and
bombers for military conquest They thought
we wouldn't fight, because they were convinced
we couldn't!
The falsity of those Axis conceptions was dra.
matically revealed when fighting America arose
from the flames Of Pearl Harbor
Unified by the threat TO our cherished Freedom
inspired by the need of extraordinary accom-
pishment-American labor and industry amazed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Husband Deserts
Expectant Mother, IS

Nar Problem Cline.
/ am IS married and am eX-
pectnC baby My husband left
me IN May and | am in need OF
financial help. How can he be
made 10 send me enough money
for the baby MRS. +. NJ.
Dear Mrs. r. VI:
ho,ir problem deals with your
husbands failure 10 support
his famiiX.. You should make a
nonsupport complaint against
him in the office of the munich
pal Judge I'm Dearborn.
EDWARD -P6k0RNY.
NUynr county Friend or The
Court.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

All of us, with sons, brothers, fathers and friends
in the armed forces, realize that nothing we do
back here can equal the sacrifices they are making
and beyond duty to work hard-buy War Bonds
and provide the finest equipment to end the
war quickly-so that tens of thousands of those
boys who might otherwise perish may come
back to the homes they now fight to protect!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Wife Seeks Funds
10 Pay for Divorce

War Problem Clinic
.At1ct-u4A- husband -aaA- -I->ena-
rated .n 1882 he went south and
married agHn without first dl-
Al+-+I4t42 i}--t-
have asked him 10 send me
enough money 20 get a divorce. if
ha dldn want people 10 know
about ms Illegal marriage My
health isn't good and I'm fnan-
cialIy unable 10 pay. for one my
self, Nha, should l do?
MRS. J. G..
Dear Mrs. j. O.:
II YOU are without funds I
suggest that YOU consult the
Legal Aid Bureau, 81 W. War
Ten.
JUDGE JAMES r.. CHENOT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

JUDGE JAMES r. CHENOT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Disturbed by Dogs,
Considers Selling Home
~ Prohlcm CI-nIc-

is there law requiring The
owners Of dogs to- keep them
Quet7 My husband is war
worker and many nights gets only
two or three hours sleep because
q fnIS continue. noise
The police say thCN can't do a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

AS Labor Day, 1913, is celebrated, the Pfeiffer
Brewing Company desires to pay sincere tribute
to men and women workers of Michigan for
the contribution they're making toward Victory.
Our hats off to ebem for the great job
they're doing for America!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

bladder and liver dis.
orders Is described
IN a new booklet by
Dr. T. T.. Paddock.
Box 5So5. Desk A.
Kansas city. Mo.
T n is booklet tells
why surgery IN many
cases may be either
unnecessary ur uHdyIs
able or how suffering
may he relieved by his
uaIfiaftvp medical frg8t-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
FOR ITCHING OF
MINOR SKIN RASHES

get ths kind Of mcdicated powder often
recommended by many specialists - for
diaper rash, heat rash. burn and itching OF
sunhurn and mosquito bites. Get MeNsana
formerly Mexican Heat Powder. Costs bur
a few cents. Ask for genuine MeXsana.
AILA-L-p L-pTIsL.Af ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
l5.year.OId Boy Presents
Discipline Problem
War Problem ClInlc.

War Problem Clinic,
! have 2 son. l5. who is pre-
sen'inC quite a problem where dis
cipline Is concerned. / have
considered sending him away 10
school # ! could find one where
the tuition isn't TOO high.
My husband works seven DAYS
p week on the afternoon shift so
al ef the discipline of r7y son i,
left 10 me II rs possible that
have failed somewhere and would
like help Is there any one
might consult about what could
be done m this situation
MRS. II W.
Dear Mrs. III. W:
since YOU do not describe the
particular problem your boy
presents, ! am unable 10 advise
you very specifically
You say YOU wonder IL YOU
have failed somewhere. MAY
suggest that you ask the Chill
dren's Center. S7i3 Brush. Tenn
pie 1885. IL they can DISCUSS
your problem with YOU" They
have helped many other chill
dren and their parents who
nave feelings such r. yours.
! would not consider placing
him IN n boarding school or
away from YOU until YOU have
had the best advice YOU can
secure.
MRS. IRENE =. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Doctor Explains
Gall Bladder

The experience OF 80 years with
over 10000 cases OF common gall
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

ment. Also are described many symp.
toms Of Gan Stones and infected Gan
HIadder Send for free hooklet today
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Now They're Coming
To Movie Studios
For Authenticity
HOLLYWOOD.


1t represents some kind OF a
sWitcheroo when the outside world
comes to Hollywood for authentic
detail. It's happened twice recently.
One such request came to Art Di-
rector Bernard Herzbrun. who has
constructed miniatures and designs
of New York in the era when it
was still New Amsterdam, for the
filming of "Knickerbocker Holiday
from the stage play by Maxwell
Anderson. The Museum of the New
England Historical Society in New
York has made the request, plan
ming to use the material for an
exhibit.
The other instance concerns. q
contemporary matter. In the film
ing of None Shall Escape" the
studio is having the cooperation
Of Marek Libkov, of the Polish
government in exile Ministry OF
Information. Libkov, working with
studio research men, has collected
much data on the crimes committed
in occupied Poland by the Nazis
and the script, stills and volumes of
research data from the studio will
be turned over to official Polish
archives in Washington. DC, when
the film. based on the famous Polish
black book record Of atrocities, is
completed. The story looks to the
future, dealing with the trials of
Nazis in Poland following victory to
come.