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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Metro EIeVens
Open Practice

Metropolitan League high school
football teams, with the opening
Of school yesterday. were out IN
force or less for their first work
outs Of the 1913 season.
AT Northwestern High, Sam
Bishop was starting his twentieth
season AT the Grand River avenue
school. At other schools. candl-
dates were getting acquainted
with now coaches
Most of the schools. however,
reported fairly good turnoutS. In
a class by himself was George
School, Southeastern High coach,
who welcomed 10 of last year 5
lcttcr-winnerS.
Hamtramck. Metro champion
last year saw its smallest turn
out in years.
New coaches on the job ycSter-
day were Charley jerks. formerly
Of Northeastern, now at Cooley;
Abe Eliowitz. DENLY; Harold
Grove, Northeastern: Leonard
Walle. Redford, and Meyer Blatt
Southwestern
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
; Million Betting Day? Day?

VIII there be g. 100000 race
track betting day
Not with the present track
capacities say the turf writers
The setups are not equal 10
handling the CrOWds and betting
-Ll-t- -iLlHa-s -Heth+ne o-v-u,7
race track folks from building
bigger plants and making IL pos
sl5Ie 70 do more betting. OF
course the bottIc-ncCk ls ~ me
81 windows. where most o. the
betting Is done II 500 hruor.
were % the aior,ty there would
Boz plenty Of room
However. tho racing boys say r.
s. 900 600 handle LS not h-L ord
possibility. 80 an early date pcf.
Eaps 8 the interest I1 racing
CONTINUES fu mount
FOR many years CNrrhNl
Downs held The betting record y
>l0Ss 7Ol on Derby Day % 1876
That figure stood until Memorial
JaE o. this year at Belmont
Whom S-ts9153 toppled rs.
Louisville mark Thor cam.
sz67g1 poured through ttt
rlue.s 40 AqgeduCt also Ncw
York track on tho recent Labor
U-E a crowd cf fs "a fgn.a
c.t for trr dayS racing sf "a
track winch has "a raIng
espacl.y " less than - COZ.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Pittsburgh Releases
JdrIett 10 Toronto

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 9 CUPl-
The Pittsburgh Pirates today an
nounced the outright release of
Pitcher AL Jarlett TO Toronto of
the international League Jar
lett. Highlander. was optioned
10 Toronto last spring and only
recently was recalled. The Pirate
management announced the pur-
chase of pitcher Arthur Cuccu-
rullo from Albany of the Eastern
League rounds out the Bucco
hurlin staff and Jarlett will not
be needed IN the box next spring.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Bivins Has I Pounds
To Lose for Bettina

CLEVELAND. Sept. 9 GNS , -
Jimmy BivinS, 1910 favorite over
Cpl. MclO Bcttlna IN next
Wednesdays 10-round bout in
Cleveland Stadium today had but
two pounds more 10 lose after
drilling with four SouthpawS yes
terday TO get IN shape for his
meeting with the left-hander. His
weight now is down 70 lS2.
BivinS won a decision OXcr the
soldier two years ago, and the
betting is reported to be heavy
for this fight. Bettina arrived IN
Cleveland today 10 prepare for
the fight next week
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Spent last Week i1 Bristol
and ue Shall be on our way in
n vbHc for another road
assignment I am rather
--4-,l--t- haze Aaa
chance 10 see much more az
England. what with my team
connections ! want 20 see as
r,uch as possible over here but
gladly would I forget about the
Isles i We were homeWard-
bound tomorrow But rHCTCS n
loa 10 be done before we 20
home.
Sort Of keep IN close touch
win the newspaper scene here.
Run a little post paper once a
week and its great deal OF
frIr. ! write variety 0tf copy
from news stories TO editorials
and humor. I don't do well on
tho latter score. however.
You might give a break TO a
kid by the name Of Art Kowal-
ski in Your column He is a
Detroit boy who PLAYED a lot
Of eandlot ball at Northwestern
Held. lie has been our star
first baseman lie did some
mighty fine hitting TO put our
team in the finals We have
9 left-hander by the name Of
KaDahcr and ] think he used
tn pitch on the same team with
Virgil Trucks at Birmingham,
Ala. lie famed rs men in
four games here. He is only
about 20 years old. and should
be valuable to some big league
club after the war You might
tell Steve ONeill or Wish
Egan about him. Trucks
remembers Kallaher and said
he looked good on the sand
lots al BirminGhamO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
by ni,-d Press

WhtlOw Wyatt. ace Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers hurting staff
reached the conclusion today that
ne just wasn't meant 10 pitch a
no-hltter.
The gentleman from Georgia
pitched has fourth onc-hit game IN
the majors yesterday 10 blank the
Boston Braves 80
In 1871. Whit had a no-hittcr
going against the Braves but IN
the ninth inning Phil MaSi singled.
Then last year at Brooklyn.
Johnny Mlze Of the Giants spoiled
things for him with a home run
in tho second frame, the only
giant blow of the game.
The real heart breaker in major
league ball was when Whit was
pitching for the Chicago White
SoX against the st. Louis Browns.
He had a classic working until
two men were out in the ninth
inning. Then, with two strikes
gone and only one way from a
dream game. Whit gave Ted Gul-
lie a scratch hit.
Yesterday Charley Workman
bounced out a clean single IN the
first frame. Thereafter Wyatt
was untouchable. The only other
man 10 reach first was pinch hit
ter Jim Tobin. who drew a pass
Neither Of the runners Ventured
beyond first.
Mickey Owen drove in two OF
the Dodgcr talhes and Wyatt
scored one himself after doubling
in the eighth inning off loser
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Dangers Of Wrestling

And il YOU think wrestling Is
fun. give a look 10 what Eddie
(Badman) Lewis has 10 say
abuu, being hit by pop bottle
which sent HIM 10 a hospital In
Chicago.
Dear Leo-Thought I had
better drop YOU a line or you
might think that l had mi
grated 10 Superior. Wis. behind
your back and tried to do
little promoting up there. CAS-
YOU guessed, Superior IS the
writer's old home town and its
history has always been a
scource OF amazement to
Lewis
As YOU may know, Leo. /
have been doing some wrestling
Of late and had a close call
from death recently. l almost
bled 10 death from cuts from a
uoD bottle thrown BY an -lrate
fan. l had IA cuts in the head
and chest And a piece went
into the arm and severed the
artery. Was in the hospital II
DAYS ] have few scars but
this now Sulfa drug sure did
the trick IN saving me for
few more matches.
Savold and Nova fought here
and did something like S45. 900
Now they are talking about
bringing them back. They got
more crust than wrestling pro-
moterS but what the ~, more
power 20 them Saw Chief
Chewacki the other night at
WaukeEon. lie Is an instructor
a. Great Lakes. At the rate
The BOYS are going IN service.
it LOOKS Ike We Will all be IN
soon REGARDS 10 Bob Murphy.
sam Greene and other Detroit
sports writers Detroit is q
great town Hope 10 be back
there again some time
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Kenneth Mundie. Lee Watt.
James johnson, Harold Richard
son. Bill ByrneS and Norman
Stump are among the survivors
in the mems singles Of the eighth
annual Central Motor City Club
open tennis championship tourna-
ment now in progress al Kronk
courts. Junction and McGraw ave
MUGS.
in the battle OF the JohnsonS,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
VoIo Song After
More Honors

DUQUOIN. III Sept Q GNS)
Nolo Song. winner of the Ham
bletonian, and Attorney. winner
OF the Fox stake, 60 after more
honorS today in the harness rae
ing card at tho Duquoin state
fair
Volo Song is the favoritc in a
five-horSe field IN the Review
-k-ll4llEltA-- : -+ea-F-alAi tFe4 ~ while HI
Attorney heads a field of five in
the Little Pat stake for 2-year-
old PAGERS.
Nine horses will compete ia the
Greyhound trotting stake. co-fea-
turc for 2-year-oldS. The three
stakes mark the biggest single
day Of harness racing action in
the Middle West this ScaSon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
II|ini Open Against
Camp Grant Saturday

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Sept 9
-tIAS4-The Midwestet'ft football
season will open Saturday in
Champaign with a game between
the University Of Illinois and the
Camp Grant service team. Coach
Ray Eliot of the Him has named
a starting lineup of five freshmen,
four SophOmores, and only one
Junior and one senior.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Briggs SOfllDail Teams
Stake Clean Records

Briggs Bombers, defending
mems champion. and Local 80
RowhcrcttcS. defending girls
champions. viii attempt 10 keep
Uujcfra,cd in the Metropolitan
Detroit Times softball tournament
100 Mack Park tonight, featuring
"A ioutgamc program.
Tho Bombors Will meet Local
100 another indicated major di-
vision men team 40 Z 30 while
'he Bombeictfcs oppose Local 7
Veterans n girl S tusSle al S 30
p W
Adding more lustcr fo pro-
gram expected 10 be one OF the
~ the ruTTUUr r0ITUJmgnf
viii be the tlt between undc-
fealed Hudson Motor Police and
S. Agues also urbea'en They
WI.l meet at @ 80
On ''rr same program VIII be
iHu MAJOR division mems tits
which wII spank two Of the teams
paf ~ 'hr uunnE for the Coca
0u.4aWHl~ and the right 10 rep
r. .rf Detroit in tho world cha1u-
r..-np games In T. of D
stadium Sept 1870
CLASS a men teams wi sec
\- lrt''.n. Park and Nngrre
Park tonight ~ IS 80 p m
Last 0EHt Charley Justice. one
.t Dc'rats outstanding Negro
athletes. again demonstrated hIs
pitching ability allowing only one
r.t a- Local 600 his team. de-
faa'ai Lara. laf $50 hy so
count Justice would have had d
perfect game except for The fact
johnny Adams Local io4 third
s1rktr got Single n thc last ol
ft. -..r'r Justice struck ou'
r.a., walked none, % h-cp b..
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
HamIin' S Six-Hitter
Stops Rochester
By United Press

The Newark Bears extended
their winning streak 20 seven
games by defeating the Jersey
City Giants, 20. in the Interna-
tional League Wednesday,
Luke Hamin tossed .SlX-hit ball
to give the lcague-leading To-
ronto Leafs al victory over the
Rochester Wings.
The Montreal ROYALS trounced
the Buffalo BiSonS. 1873.
The Syracuse Chiefs made II
hits off four Baltimore pitchers
to win. l5-4
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Metro Pin
Stars Open
Tonight
BV HAROLD KAHL

Switching from sun day 10
Thursday TINS season II bowling
teams IN the Metropolitan ALI
Star League VIII receive their
first taste of competition in six
matches al Roland Bud" Ritter S
Recreation tonight al 9 o'clock.
Newly SponSorcd clubs are Clar-
cnCo Bud Kraienke' Five. Ernie
Bolle'S SprIngwells Rec, Howard
NauihcIotS FarriS Bros. Jack
Murray Plymouth Machine and
Ed frOSlcn'S Progressive. They
replace Nj. Elliott and Southeast
crn RCcreatIonS, National, George
K Murray and Hills.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Garden Ladies Open
Season Wednesday

Garden Recreation L dies
House League viii open IFS sea-
son next Wednesday ~ 3 p. M.
There are Still a fcw vacancies.
Those Interested are asked io
call Evelyn Sargent, secretary. AT
MA 5q6o
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Giant HurIS
I'm 62d Game

Ace Adams. the New York
Giants and the major league S
best relief pitcher, broke his own
National League record for relief
appearances when he pitched IN
his sixty-second game this season
as the Philadelphia Phillies beat
the Giants. 3D., yesterday, when
Babe Dahlgren homered in the
eighth. Adams, however, wasn't
charged with the loss. for the
winning run came off Cliff
Mountain MuSiC) Melton
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

team in tho running for major
division laurelS
Meanwhile, four major division
tens were eliminated IN other
games last night
TonightS schedule
At MACK PNRK
80 Greusel vs. NlrEes Dia
mund tmator menI'
F-50 3 mi LocaI z Wings vs. Y Horse.
men, Diamond 2 tmairr mCn1'
30 q M Local 100 VI. Briggs Bomb
ere tmagor meul
$50 y m Local Veterans vs. Local
50 B0mherettcs tnaior girisi
e.30 p m - AEncs vs. Hudson Motor
Ponce tmalor mem
Al ALLEN PARK
o no p m Allen Park W DAVIS Eng
"a men
ST rt~GRTT PNRK
go m.-lutheran An stars vs..
Square u, Diamond ]. a mem
b.oo p M Detroit Rehmers vs. Hud
con Diamond "a menl'
Friday nights schedule:
At MACK PARk
so m B-3 Wolverines vs. A.10
Mutf- tT.mes Carrier League
800 On Frlchauf ye Johnson koi.
Faks Diamond tma1or' men''
$50 g. m Local W ~ Hofscmen
Diamond tmaior mem
1880 D. m Local 500 W. 1ner Greu
49, --r----''-r-'----- --rr--r
1u g. W Winner Briggs Bumbcrs
Local ieu VI Winner So Agnes Hudson
Motor iUUgr major mem
800 g.. uf Loser RriKEs Bomhefs. Local
500 Loser su Agnes Hudson Motor
Police
Al AIITN PARK
-H' m willow Run vs.. NeIrh Ind
Ga meuI.s
At CIARk rAKR
Cadillac 11f ~ Famous Furr "A men
Last nights results
LutaI q . Teamfters tma10r men4
~ H1rscmen q Hudson Motor @ tmaIo'
mprf
HAIse0 Motor DefenFc q WyAndot''
Ctr1lefIs tma'ur TrIrl
t.1rsf 0a0 Local ina SO tmh1o'
rufrf.'
Johnson Eai.pak Nt~po Too
.raI.r mon
Nt.rf7- sf,sr =. Fsrfr u1rfer
o. tl.-,r D4lJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
NESTERDAN'S RESULTS
BROOKLYN 3. Boston o
Philadelphia 3 New York 7
50 Louis 5. Pittsburgh
Dniy games scheduled
TODAl'S GANF
ph i4delnhIa ~ Brooklyn.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
OTHERS IMPROVED

Such clubs. however. as Palmer
Park. Standard, FarrlS, Spring
wells, koppltz, Martin, Chene-
TromblY and Plymouth Machine
are improved and not 10 be over
looked in the early reckoning. DR.
Mitchell Korbelak. president of
the Detroit Bowling Association.
IS with Plymouth and Walter
Pageau. Michigan state secretary,
with SpringwellS.
Other team perSonnelS follow:
SPRINGWFLLS - Capt Ernie BoHe
George Brock Clarence ShOrkey William
Metzner Charles Peters, Walter Pageau.
FARRIS BROS Capt Howard Vau-
therot Frank Ralko, Lee Marshau, Harry
Tohian Al Klavoon
PLYMOUTH MACHINE -- Capt Jack
Murray pr Mitchell Korhelak Carl Rad
zom. Robert Lorey. Charles Sedestrom.
George Giles
WEIGH capt Phil stcinheiser Dave
Newman, Elmer Dreher. Fred Lesco. NIL
ford WhuclI
CHENE -TRoMBLY- cap, I'D HOGAN
John Botan, Al Marshall. I'd Morenz
KoPPITz- Cap, Jack Gardner. ROLAND
TTTeF- R0bert Rich. Clo Gardner, Charles
FRoGREss1vE - capt I'd Troeier
Frank Keefe. Marvin Hannenberg Pet'
Ruehle Fred stark
MARTIN Capt Quentin HelkA==E HaEe
Raueck, IRWIN Pardeik, Paul Gemei
Robert McCDlum
PALMER PARK-Cspt Art Watson
Herman Juhenvilie. William Bunetta, An
cello .-DAmico. Charles Peltler
STANDARD-CAp Ems walker Joe
Plasky Galen Hassinger Charles Shelley
Mike Angelic.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
KrOHlk Entries NfOVc
Ahead i'm Net Meea

James defeated John I'm yeStcr-
days feature, Cd. 4-6, 7-5. Mum
die. after winning by default from
Hubert Manirc. the 1912 winner,
defeated Arthur SChcffcr. 81, 60.
The event drew 6i entries.
Bill SayreS moved along Ia the
Junior number by removing Ant
PIotkin. g.. e. Francis Widrig
eliminated John Van Wagner,
0-6, 6-3, 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Fort-BouIevard Pin
Loop Needs I FiveS

Fort Boulevard House Bowling
League opens its eighth season to-
morrow night with openings still
left for TWO teams according 10
Bill Love. secretary The loop ls
and Love can be reached at VI
6gg2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Victory Team Openings

There arc still few openings
left in the Senior S2o and Junior
$50 House bowling leagues at Vic
tory Recreation Those interested
are asked 10 call TR 2-9507.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Major Lea que
Standings

Games bchlnd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
SO games scheduled
TODAY GAMES
Cleveland ~ DETROIT C2l
Sew York ~ Boston
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
MILLER ONLY VETERAN

4 Rainbow Rec piloted by Al
Naiella. Art WatsonS Palmer
Park Rec. Ellis Walkers Stand
ard, Phil StelnheiSer'S Welch,
Quentin Heika'S Martin and Jack
Gardner'S koppllz are back again.
Fred Miller IS the only veteran
returning on Ralnbow'S champion
ship aggregation of last season.
The others, Everett Wenz, Zeke
Tody, Len Liberda and Nalclla.
along with Miller finished second
as Rainbow $ representative in the
Eastern Division of the Travelling
loop.
Mel Dorl former Rainbow cap
ta4A--le4Ae-- -4af-tihtA-t 4fffts s'-ftt-xt
Wednesday Sam Barnett has
hooked up with Krajenke. while
Frank TeSchler and Herb LenZ
are rolling elsewhere. AT the
outset Krajenke appears 10 be the
team TO beat with Jack Crilley,
Frank Miller. Paul Kwasny and
Joe Tropea the other members.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
War Has Been
GoodtoBigI Ten y.
Football Hopes
BY TOMMY DEVINE

CHICAGO, Sept. 9 (UP)-The
Big Ten, it's ranks unbroken by
the sharp inroads war has made
on other collegiate conferences, to-
day appeared likely choice 10
produce the nations outstanding
football team once more'H
A year ago a Big Ten member,
OHIO State generally was recog-
nlzcd as the No team. The
Bucks rolled through a long and
testing schedule with a record OF
nine triumphS and one defeat.
Last years personnel of every
conference team has been reduced
thoroughly by military service
calls. A good percentage of the
leagues top stars are enlisted in
either navy or marine units and
the luck of the draw" has re-
suited in some being assigned TO
Big Ten schools
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
WILDCATS Up THERE

Although practice has Just
started. Michigan rates as the top
heavy choice. Northwestern is the
likely second choice. with Purdue
fighting third This trio received
substantial = n help iAei ffeHa-s
groups
The hopes of the Bolermakers
for a high rating in the conference
race depend on such transplanted
stars as Lou Dcfilippo, a center
from Fordham; guard Alex Agase.
an All-Amcrican candidate AT Ilbss
noiS last season. tackles JofA
Gems and Mike Kasap from IllN
noiS, John Staak from Iowa and
Tom Hughes from Missouri backs
Sam Nacanti from Iowa: Jimmy
Darr from Missouri, Ed CycenaS.
Purdue holdover: Tony Butkovich
OF Illinois Bernard Tetek ot
Tulane-and Leo Milla Of Missouri.
Wisconsin and Minnesota will
receive some serviCeUen help. but
not 70 the same degree The Bad
gers and Gopncrs likely will round
out the first division Ohio State.
Iowa. Illinois and Indiana will be
forced 10 depend chiefly on IT,
yca%old freshmen and boys re-
jocfed for military service. AZ
Iowa for example. rs members Of
55-man squad are freshmen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Al RANKE HURT

Welch took one bump yeSter-
day IN the loss OF Al Ranke who
received a dSlocated shoulder and
fractured ribs in an automobile
accident. Fred LeSco replaces him
.Othcr newcomers in the lineup
are Elmer Dreher and Milford
Whitell from Milford, Mich,
where he serves as General
Motors engineer.
Wbitell, a native of England.
served in World War | as radio
operator on-thc battleship Hood
The Hood was sunk in 1910 by
the German battleship Bismarck
With Ray Turner at Camp
Wallace, Tex, and Bernard Belk
in the navy, Progressive signed
Marvin Hannenberg, Pete RuehIe
and Fred Stark TO complete the
lineup. Stark may be with the
club only temporarily and Capt
Trosien remains on the prowl for
talent
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
W HAS KEY MEN

Cri>lcr has the maklngs NJ a
hackflcld that should rate among
tho seasons best He has fivk
established stars as his key me
They are Paul White and Bod
Wicso Of his own 1912 aggrega-
ton Lick Wink and -Elrny- -Hirxch
from last seasons runnerup Wis
conSin eleven; and Bill Daley. the
rugged voungSter from Minnesota
who gained -All-American recog-
milton IN both l94l and 1892.
Michigan strength doesn't stop
with MS backs The line candidates
include Bob Hanzlk and Fred
Ncgu,. Wisconsin regulars last
season and Mcrv Pregulman. a
Wolverine holdover.
Northwestern has received help
from Minnesota and Nebraska 10
augment its own Servicemen hold
overs. The GopherS and Corn
huSkcrS each contributed eight
grddcrS The outstanding Minne-
sofa gifts are halfback Herman
FrIckey guard Chuck Dellago and
end Herb Helm Nebraska's group
is topped by Joe Partington, a
.FCUfpT
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
IRISH 4 STANDoUT

Noirc Dame. with both marine
and naval units. is StandOut
among tho independents
a drop in the caliber Of service
teams AZ the Great Lakes Naval
Training station and the Iowa
Naval Preflight School seems IN
,y1tahlH
Great Lakes has far fewer
ramc' stars than 2 year ago,
Wbilc PrcfiCht likely Will field a
team comprised predominantly r.
cadets IN contrast 10 its officer
loaded outfit of last season
Annually since Fritz Crisler
took over the Michigan coaching
iah in 1898 the Wolverines have
been blessed with outstanding
material but never OF the hand
picked rcady-poliShed variety on
their campus this fall
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Major League Leaders
HoNt ri n
By United Press
LEADING RAITERS

NicholsHn. Cuus idf Nr NrAtes q
\ ork, TtEers i03 fbnrsun. Yankees a.
Etteu YANKEES eI
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Vaughan Do1rs fnl Vernon Senators s.
MusiaI Cardinals e2 SirrI. cubs s.
Case Senators sF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-08
BY SUSIE q

Among the prettiest of the holi-
day parties was the one given on
Wednesday, December 80, at 1880
p. m, by the Laissez-nous-faire
Bridge Club when they entertained
at seven tables of bridge at the
home of Mrs. Harry Brown, 626
st. Anthony avenue. Holly wreath
and cedar with a Christmas candle
in the center decorated each table
aided by attractive Christmas bell
place cards and holly wreath score
cards. Preceding the bridge rounds,
a delicious luncheon was served
with menu Of creamed chicken
a-la-kng in pig pen shells,
shredded carrot salad, olives, hot
rolls, coffee, ice cream and cake,
candy and nuts. At bridge, the
first guest prize was won by Mrs.
Clarence w. Wigington, second by
Mrs. w. B. Walker, third by Miss
1. Myrtle Garden and the fourth
by Mrs. Sydney Salter. Each guest
was presented with gift from her
hostess. Members of the swank
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club are
Mesdames Frank B. Wigington,
Earl Brent, Richard Stokes, ST.,
Lawrence Tarver, M. X. Mcknight,
Earl A. Harris, Harry S. Brown of
st. Paul and Wallace Chambers of
Minneapolis. Guests of the mem
bers included Mesdames Clarence
w. Wigington, Hammond Turner,
Sydney Salter, Enrol Fassett, Ed
ward A. Hatton, o. A. Gum, Rus
sell Underwood, Alonzo Cotton,
Martin Brown, S. H. Johnson,
James Strothers, John H. Hickman,
Jr., Hiram X. Gibbs, o. B. Will
liams, Clarence H, Roper, w. Bax-
ter Walker, Ralph Ward, B. c..
Archer, William Godette, Charles
Preston Tyler, o. L. Alexander, ].
C. Few, Samuel Ransom, Laura
Howell and Miss I. Myrtle Garden.
Mr.. Albert F. Harris, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ashby T. Harris, sos Car
roll avenue, left Wednesday, Janu-
airy 6, for Lane College, Jackson,
Tennessee, after spending the
Christmas holiday vacation here.
Mrs. Florence Henley, $40 Fuller
avenue, is ill and confined to bed.
Mrs. ROsamOnd Collier, 900 Gaul-
tier street, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Rosamond
Catherine Collier, to Raymond Tai
bert F. johnson of the U. S. Army,
stationed in San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on Thursday, December 81,
1912, at the Preside Chapel, San
Francisco. The marriage was per-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-08
Analysing Leaves, Fruit
Tells Fertilizer Need

Leaf and fruit analysis shows &C.
curately the needs of fruit trees for
certain fertilizer elements, and may
eventually prove a help to fruit
growers who wish to make the best
use Of slim fertilizer supplies.
Lack Of potash, nitrogen, and even
mere traces Of some elements, such
as boron, can be determined by
study Of the mineral content Of the
leaves or fruits, according to the
work in progress at the Cornell uni.
versity agricultural experiment sta.
ton.
Soil analysis does not show accu.
rately the fertilizer needs Of long.
lived tree crops, according to Profes-
SCR Damon Boynton, in charge OF
the analysis.
AS a result, the trees may actu.
ally get too much fertilizer, or toe
little fertilizer Of a certain kind;
yet the grower does not know when
and how to correct the waste.
The work Of analysis can be &C.
complished with full laboratory
equipment, but accuracy Of the re-
suits under different growing condi.
tons, different soil and fruit types
must yet be checked. II results
are promising, the investigators will
try to set up a method Of orchard
analysis of leaves that will be prac-
teal for growers to use.