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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

@ie Die l1H aus Some, Mlasfa, be-
ribtet, lit ber felt Sabren ,tnter oen
gsfi1tos tpirfenoe Seiuitenmiiiionar
Meo. Com Cunningham, an elmer Cunt
genentaiinoung erfranft l,no befinoet
iib IN einem aranfenbaus in Some.
@eb. Tom Cunningham, 1T Neli-See.
lano geboren, bat cit aht Sabren
init auberorbentli1er Mufopferung 1tn.
ter BEN gsfimos getuirft. CT tpar ge.
robe i'm gegriffe, ii6 in einent aus
@alroBbaut beitebenben Sabr5eug
bonn Sap Rrin5 BON @ales na9 iei-
11em Seim, bas it1 auf ser oben, pom
Stur,n ,tmbraulten 9ionebeniniel BE.
finoet, 3u begeben, als er an Sun.
genent5iinbung erfranfte. Bilot Sig
8ein brabte ben @eiitlihen i'm Slug.
5eug nab Nome 5uriid, 100 er ins
aranfenbaus iiberfiibrt muroe. seine
@egleiter, ipiloe Gsfimos Ser Dio-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

oie Geburt Seius' bon Maaaretb fei.
ern, erbeben mir Mmerifaner oeuti9er
Mbltammung, leibenibaftli1en Broteit
geeen Die SitIerpolitif faltbliitiger
ausrottung Der sSuoen III europa uno
uerpebren uns aufs i6arflte eegen
Die 1nmenldlibfeiten, bie Die Na5is
an allen anoern 00lfern begeben, Sic
inter ibrem Sod idmabten.
a ,Die @reueltaten iinoi nur bas
goripiel au tpeiteren Sddnblihfeiten
bes oen l1ntergang perfaIlenen 0a5i-
iDitems. Wenn iie: aub alle freien
Meniden angeben, 10 itelen iie cine
beionoere Serausforberung aller bar,
Die tpie mir Mbfonnlinge oes Dertih.
lambs iinb, 6as emit init on oer 9pite
Der Civilization itanb.
|. uDieier' Serausforberung fonnen
mir uns INN 10 tpeniger beribliebest,
ipeil tpir uiiien,. 0aBs oieie Shano,
taten Eeil zines planmaBigen Gngriffs
lino, Der aufi Die gergiftung Der oeuts
i9en GeeIe absielt. Cine beimtiifiid)e
Mbfidt oieier DISQUALIFICATION lit, bas
|oeutihe golf in iol4 groBe. sbulo 8.t
peritriden, Dob es feinen Mnfitano ge'
gen ieine Eprannen tpagt neil es ben
l,nbermeiblihen Tog Der Mabe fiirh.
,tet.. 0enn &itlery f9iirt IN ben Ser
I5en Ser Weniden itdnoig padienhen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
@ad)iamfeit tut mt

|nung oes 4rieges bat es often a,isge-
ipro6en, baB beute Der Blas elmer
Sausfruli f1idt tnebr. i'm Saule lit ions
bern in Ser aabrif. Dies iit gerabe5ii
eine Srrlebre, bie bie i6linnriten Sol
gen fir Elm geiunbes golfsleben ber-
|an5iihten miro, abgeieben oapon, oaB
Tie Dem 6riitlihen @eiite gan3 litb
sar tpioerlpridt. Manbe 2eute per=
lieren einfad BEN &opf ilno ibr ge-
iunbes Oenfen angeiihts Der eroBen
Mufgaben uno Yroblerne, Die oer &rieg
tbnen itellt. S6lieBlib lit Der arieg
oo9 nur Elm poriibereebenbes llebel
BON etnigen sSabren i'm iali1nmiten
Safe. slber ltnier 8olf ion bod) naeb
Dem 4riefe in seiunber uno berniinf-
tiger tpie oub 9riitliber 8eiie peiter.
leben ln,o bie Sriidte oes Sieses ge.
nieBen. @er aber 10 oie @ur5el ei-
mes geiunben 8olfslebens .anbpbrt
tpie es in bieiel1 MaBnabmen geihtebt,
fann l,nmogli6 auf Die grbaltung BEG
8aumes uno erIt reht 1tidt auf Die
gr5ielung gutter Sriidte rednen.
Gin anberes groblem lit sos Ser
logenannten ariegsbeirnten. Gefiibls.
ouielige aeute ODER boblf6pfige Spals
teni6reiber in 3ettungen oher iofHe,
bie fein getitiges giifgrat buben lltto
einfa6 NIT ser Mobe 1nufen, rnten
uno forbern natiirlid Die in 8auih
unb 8ogen na1 furaer 8efan1tidnft
NIT oem Mann IN Der l1niform ge.5
i1lolienen gben. llnb boot miro obne
3tpeifel TO- pieI nnbeil on,nit beral,f.
bei9moren, oab ieber geeliorger, iee
ser 8ater uno iebe Mutter, tpie iiber-
baupt ieoer pabre goltsfreuno li1 ges
gen bieie Ridtung iten1nen ltnb anf
Ser SUIT iein ioll. \
slnoere Dinee f1Ei6en iib in un-
ier golfsleben i'm gefolge oes ariegs.
perbaltniiies ein tpie 5. g. Gllt1en,
S6poren uno io1itige robe Mus.
orudspeiie, Die eber olles anoere als
pailenb itnb fiir cine ittb als 1riitIiA
gebenoe Nation. Getpilienlole uno ge.
oanfenloie Geporter, -4Sbreiber uno
&ebner ipollen uns glaliben MAIDEN,
oaB aa Oies our rpbten 5ploatenipra.
DIE ODER mat1nlihen Mrt geb6rt. Diee
les 8a6ien 6er Brofanitat in ben
S6ilberungen rnh &eoetpeiien oes
&riegss uno Soloatenlebens, tpie iie
imtner mebr boue 6reibeit In Ser Sef.
fentlibfeit beanipru9t, miro INNER
mebr in Ser fatbolii6en Breiie BE-
abtet. - Sr: Marfert, 5.8.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

3tpei Gatiaben seigen fid oem 8e.
pbahter Der @egenpart in unierm
2anoe., Das sSnterene Ser groben slar
gemeinbeit lit natiirlid gum grDBten
Teil bonn &riege ltno NIT benl mas
oamit auian1menbdngt, In Mnipruh
eenommen. Sizes gebt in bielen Sal
len iotpeit, baB bie ganae 9enfart unb
9enforbeit unieres Golfes oapon be-
einflubt lit. Nibt nur min bies bei-
ben, baB Ser arieg uno bie banit
berbunoenen Sorgen unb arbeiten
uns 10 noaauf bei6aftigen, ionoern
baB mir in nur 5u bielen Sdllen lmb
@ebieten enttpeber auf ielbitarbiges
9enfen per5i6ten ober bereit itnb, bte
bisber geItenben @runbIase 5u op-
fern i'm Sntereiie ltnb angeblib I'M
9ienite Der groBen Sa6e Oes 8aters
Ian0es.
Gie atpeite geobadtung lit oie, baB
ipeite Greiie, bie alerbano Rlane rno
Bbiloiopbien baben, oieien 3uitano
Der geiitigen Sppnoie oes @olfes be-
nuben, ibre unbriltlihen Soeen our
9ur6fiibrung 5u bringen. gs lit Die
alte grfabruns: ISM Sriiben lit gut
fil6en.''
@s lit besbulb mebr oenn ie cine
Mottpenoigfeit, auf Ser 8a6e su iein,
ni6t nod Dem ariege Die tralrige
grfabrung MAIDEN 5u miiiien, oab mir
iibertolpelt 1poroen iinb, pabrenb mir
abnungsIos ,niere gan5e slufmerfs
fanfeit ben Sntereiien bes 8aterlanoes
uno Der Gorge Inn unler 2eben in oie.
fen i6peren 3eiten 5ugepanbt batten.
. Inter bent 9eef1nantel Der &riegs-
nottpenbigfeit iperoen WtaBnabmen
borgeidlagen ooer geforoert, Die III
@irfli1feit Sen beiten sSrtereiien
unieres 8olfslebens idabli1 itnb.
Jerner iino ite teilpeiie entipeoer nibt
NIT geiunoer grfabrltng bereinbar
ober i'm 2idte d)riItliher @runoiabe
ltnbaltbar. gs gibt oergleiben cine
ganoe Geibe bon 0ingen, bie iest in
S5ene geiebt nerben, bie, tpenn ite
erfolgrei1 bon ibren geforberern I'M,
ferem 8olfsleben eingefiigt 1peroen,
iid) als- Elm unsebeurer ariegsi6aoen
eripeiien meroen, ielblt tpenn mir Ben
&rieg nit einem Siege unlererleits
beenben.
9a 1T 8. g. bas geItreben, i'm san=
sen 2anoe &inoerbetpabranitalten ei11=
5uri6ten, nogli6it al1f 5taatsfolten,
Inn bie Wfutter fir Sabrifarbeiten fret
5u MAIDEN. @iner Der 2enfer unlerer
groBen l1nternebnlllngen our @eipir=
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NaittpOdt ben 20. Sannar 1913

Gunningbunl, alif ieifiem Sotenbette
Ole gitte ansfprnh, auf Der Spise
elmer getpiiien Gelfenflippe in oem iln-
tpirtliditen Seile Der Snfel begraben
a,t tDer6en.
Meb. Cunningham berfudte oem
MIten Har5umaben, oaB elm ioldes
gerlangell ooh groBe Anforoertngen
an feline Waitbetpobner ftelle uno I'M
@runoe genomnen anBeroroentlid)
unberniinftig lei, uno fdlmg eine an-
oere Selienflippe por, 0ie ith nidt
tpeit bon Ser &iitte befano, Die als
&ir1e biente. Ser @sfimo iiberlegte
fib oie Sade ano CAB fblieBlib gu,
oaB es mnbribeinlid 5ebn Sage oau=
ern uiirbe, i'm an ben getpiini
9rt a,t brineen, uno 6aB elm ioldes
Mniinnen pobl aibt gang reht unb
biuig mar. MIs Der alte Mann nun
geitorben mar, lieB Com Cunningham
Den 2eibnan, in einen Saf aus WaI-
,robbant einndber uno on ben BIak
in Ser Mdbe Der Stride tragen. Seit
Der 8eit baben aIle Snfelbetpobner ge-
beten, a., ben1ielben 8lase beerbigt at
,tper6en.
Ger @eiIHines fiigte erfldrenb .bins
alt.. ..Wei NpurGbniB r1reitp icf ie0od1
itibt, buB Der Totes in: Die groe bers
ienft tpirbs Mnf Der Diomeoe- -Sniel
Igibt es feinen grbboban. Sir legen
1ben Toten einfanl in cine aiIte ooer
,einen end unb Iniien i'm auf Dem
Geliet1 liegen..
! 0fep. Cunningham fann aber pGbs
irenb Der 9eit Der grboInng, sic er
i'm arunfenbnus aubringt,, t1idt mii-
Big Iein. Or bat ndmlid ein unglaub-
lid laneess uno duBerlt tonpli5iertes.
sGsfimoip0rterbnd sefbrieben, Dem er
MN ben Iesten GbfdIuB gibt. Sobalo
Die aer5te i'm ais gebeilf entlaiien,
.geoenft er einen JIug5e,topiIoten oa5u
alt iiberreoen, i'm nab Der geliebten
Sniel 5uriid5ubringen. Or iagt, oaB
BORT biel Mrbeit iei,ter barrt, uno baB
bas Saiten uno Greiben elmer aipili.
iterten 5taot, ipie gtome es lit, fir
ibn alt biel unb fir iein 0oblbebagen
ntbt 6us Ni9tibe iei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

litanoe at fem, Meiier in ieinen &0rs
per binein5liidIeuoern, obne oaB es
|ibnt i'm geriugiten ihuhe. Ser @eiit.,
lide foroerte i'm auf, ibm bas Wel-
ierfiinititiif bor5lifiibren Ser WaRDi.
ainntant tneigerte iirb iebod)a oies ges
fabrlibe, Sade in Gunningbams Ge-
geniDdrt boraufiibren, ltnb boraifbin
erfldrte i'm Iebterer fir einen
|Sdtpinbler.
4un bie anoere 8ebanptung, 0ie
Mn1t iiber 2eben unb goo al beitt-
5en, permohte Der Hrieiter als, 8e-
trug 81. entbISBen. Gin gsfimon1do.
den mar BEL ssiiaf in llngnuoe gefal-
len, unb ser Mebiainmann teilte ibr
nit, BOB iie innerbalb bon feds ga
gen iferben tpiiroe. Ser Brieiter gibt
gu, baB oas betreffen0e Wdohen lin-
ter normalen l1mltanoen tpnbrideinlib
slt Der gegebenen,, aneeorobten 3eit
geiforben tp1re, lnb atpar aus Gurbt
Dor iibernntiirliden ardften. Der
Hrteiter berlprnh ibr iebob, lie Dor
bent glud au beidiieen. Der Nrielter
IeiItete Dem Mdbden audi geiitanb.
uno bein1te oen Meoiainmann ieoen
Mbenb in ieiner &6bIe, ,lnbl teilteE ibrn.
feierli9 NIT, ouB tpieoer elm Gag Der.
gnngen iei unb bas Wadbden INNER
nod am Qeben tudre.
/ Oils Bel gnbruA oes iiebenten So.
ges SiInt aDifnf b6rte, ouB bus Mdo.
ne,, i1nn1er mod am 2eben ,tnb aniheis
nenb in better Gefnnbbeit mar, begab.
er iiH auf einen a,issebebntet Soeo.
nusfIig.
/ Weiter berihtete Der Nrieiter iibers
Die feItialnen gegrdbnisgebr1uhe Der
anfelbenDbner unb bic S1nierigfeis
ten, Sic Tim bnonr1 ertplihfeat @enn.
Elm Dipmebe- gsfimo fiiblte, oaB er
iterben miiBte, iuhte ers iid feline 8e-
gr1bnisft1tte aus. Gnlt INNER tp1bIte.
Ell bnnn folh eitte Stene dif Der gee
bireigen, aerflfifteten sSt1feI, oie d,1.
BERT iGtpierig a,i= erreitben par, lin6
mo es Cage in Mnipruh nabm BEN
Gotten oortbtn 5u brineen. Ser &obe=
punft Der Mnsfiibr,ing Dieier 1t11ge@
tpobnli1en gibung fam, aIs Elm gs-
fimo, ein befonoerer Srenno bon Eom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Girls SOftbaII
Champs in Meet

Local 50 Bomberettes, winner
of the Metropolitan Detroit Times
softball championship last year,
today headed a list of Detroit
Softball Association major league
girls teams who entered this
years event.
The BomberetteS are leading
the ID. S. A. girls division. Wyan-
dotte, Chen-Trombly, Local
Veterans and Hudson Defense also
filed entries.
All major league games will be
conducted on a two loss and out
basis as viii Class A girls games.
Whether the two and out plan Will
be applicable 10 Class A men
teams will depend on the number
entering All junior division games,
open To- boys II or under Will be
on a one loss and out basis.
The entry deadline is midnight
Satur day. The accompanying
entry blank may be used or
similar ones obtained from the
department Of parks and recrea-
ton office. 504 Elmwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Bruised the Bears

ANDY was one Of the brightest
stars last fall. making a great
comeback just AS critics were
beginning 10 chorus he was on
his way out.
He led the team in ground
gaining with 500 yards, 300
yards more than any other
teammate. He paced the club
in scoring with 80 points.
His performance against .the
bruising. indicated Bears in
the championship playoff was
ono Of thG most remarkable in
pro annals. When. his forwards
falle6 ~ open up inc'
he simply ran over the IUnder-
Gus Bruins His smashing.
driving. running was orc Of the
highlights of the Redskins
shining triumph
In his present off-ScaSon job
ANDY leads a CouDle Of thousand
employees in calisthenics. plays
softball baseball and golf and
-gat-patd- fer i Asa FtStiiitt /,
he is in better condition than
the average gridder who hasn't
done anything much more
strenuous since the 1912 cam
paign ended than 70 walk down
10 the corner gin mill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Fans Want Him, Too

But Andy and Marshall can
be depended upon 10 get to-
pether 10 settle their differences
before too long. They always
have in the past. With the
dearth Of talent in the pro
loops this year. there is little
likelihood Andy will be per-
mitted 10 retire.
Nor are the Washington fans
ant 10 LET him be traded or sold.
They take their pro football
seriously in Washington they're
proud Of their championship
team and they have a great
affection for the former l.. Of
d. luminarv who literally ran
the naughty Chicago Bears
into the turf in the title playon
last fall.
The fans want Andy around
and they're the ones who pay
the freight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Scratches

DETROIT
Track. muddy.
FIref Race-Rely On
- F-+4+fth -F}ere--estfprvunr. Best
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track sloppy
First Race-One oCldtk. Travel
Along Tidy Thing
Grail Claro. star Boarder
Fifth Race-SparS Room.
sixth Rsce-Boy Solder
Eighth Race-ACradeI
SARATOGA
Track. sloppy
Second Race-Swimming Hole Card
Game
Four'n Race lesandro.
Fifth RaCe-Hydrant
sixth RHce-Geuerous
Eighth Race Byenner. PASS. Fuszo.
ARLINGTON PARK
Track. muddy
First Race Light Express Judge
Leighton. Reyes, Wage Law. ROYAL Vic
tory What Happened, Chief Adviser.
Mcuinisse
Second Racc-Knighrs Heir. Moon.
lite Bobby Mr. Infinity
Third Race American FLYER. Kew
Latch Purple Heart. Drinks General
War Old KentuCk
Fourth Race Pearl Harbnr
Fifth Race Equistar. Miss Ethel.
T1pnarf Alsah
seventh Race Risky Man sonny q.
star Kan. Mokananne Valnor. Epa-
way
Eighth Race valdina Marge. Sweet
story Miss Nutmeg. Pollenator. Bay
port Rose Red
Substitute Race Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
DBE 10 Start
P|dyoffs Sunday

First round of the Class A elm
nations of Detroit Amateur Base
ball Federation are on schedule
Sunday at Briggs Stadium.
At 100 Auto Club. national
champion, pairs with Parisclean.
Virges. loser OF one game, meets
Transfers al 4. Pepsi-Cola draws
the bye
The five teams named made the
necessary SEQ percentage. 1t is
the final Sunday for the fedora
ton teams at the stadium.
Records of stadium games show
no-hit 10 result, a 10-inning %
tie. a 81, also a 6-3 10-inning af-
fair, Sd, A and 80 result.
Going in 10 the stadium appar-
emily brings out the competitive
spirit, federation officials believe.
EXAMINATIONS
lF1rst Round)
CLASS A
Briggs Stadium q 30l Auto Club vs.
Parisclean. c:00) Teamsters vs. Virges
Pepsi-cola (bye).
CLASS n
JAW laf vs. Arthurs. Clark Park at 4
DSR " Kraetke. Northwestern 3 at 4
Sans W. Rayls NV al & Griffin VS.
South Fort wv az T. JAW ia vs.
Kowalski. NV AZ
CLASS ~
JAW vs. Hudson 1874 Juniors. NV >
Al Northwest Lions vs. Oakwood Aces
wv Z AZ I. 81. John Cantius VS. ST.
Rita. Atkinson Al !. West side VS. 300
club. clark Park az l. East side Coal
" Russell Woods Belle Isle S Al /
East Side vs. M0g icians BeuFsIsle { at
Kings vs.. Lincoln Park 1T a.
state Show vs. Dukes. NV al T. Owls
vs. Dixie. NV 3 al Z
CLASS
Firechicfs vs.. stays Stoepel AZ I
Northwest stars vs. Great Lakes. stoepel
! at Ambest vs. shamrocks A. c
University ri Detroit a. / Wyoming Club
ye wilson's L. 81 - az st Margaret.
MARY W. .DetrDiters. ST. clair AZ 4 Dukes
". Mo'litrs. Atkinsop, ? az l. Accessory
We Scorpions Wallace Field A. ! Cath
eUc Central vs.. Cowboys AtklNSr~ -
81 Van kula vs.. The Fort a.. A..
] AZ
NIDGETS
Second Battalion vs.. Eighth. NV s A.
SIKH vs. Fourth. St Clair al l
IN-iiih vs seventh, Bl at l. Fifth
Battslinn-bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

his last season Of play at u. of
D., Andy told the world he never
would play football for pay. As
we recall it. the u. Of ID. pub
licity man peddled a few pic
lures showing the hard-hitting
back scornfully pooh-poohlng
newspaper stories.
AS recently as last summer,
Andy still was retiring from the
game. So his announcement
this year follows a familiar pat
tern.
Anvil Andy doesn't like the
terms OF the 1913 contract
offered him by the Washington
Redskins. He says he won't
sign unless owner George Pres
ton Marshall hikes up the ante.
He is at present employed as
the director Of an extensive
athletic program for some , 900
employees Of an eastern indus
trial concern. Andy says he IS
too well satisfied with his pres
ent connection 10 leave II for
the kind OF money the Redskins
have offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
New Orleans
Meter Remains
Junior Favorite

KALAMAZOO. July % HNS)
-Top-Seeded Jack Tuero of New
Orleans remained the favorite
today to sweep through his
matches in the junior division as
the western Juniors and boys
tennis tournament drew toward
its climax.
Singles players were idle yester-
day while the doubles contests
caught up with the schedule.
Tuero'S progress through the
Juniors thus far has been con-
sistent, but he has yet 10 be
observed under pressure His
opponent today was John Shea of
Los Angeles in the round of eight,
With Billy Windham of Orlando,
Fla, as his partner. Tuero won
a second round doubles match
yesterday against Dick Randall
and Robert David of Chicago,
GA, ga.
Yesterdays results .included:
SECOND ROUND JUNIOR DOUBLES
John RiihiOuma. ozone Park, y 7,
and David Brown. Toledo o. defeated
William Ford Crosse Pointe Farms Mich
and Charles Palms, Crosse Pointe. Mich
OIL. 3-6. 90.
Tom Mulloy, Memphis Tenn. and Billy
Smith. Orlando. Fla defeated Dave Howe
and James Burger. Grand Rapids. Mich
By default.
Alan Watson shorthills y. J. and
Joe Scheerer. East Orange. y j.. defeated
Jim Albert and Bob Petrushis, lronwood
Mich. 90 90
Eugene Garrett san Diego and John
Shea. Los Angeles. defeated Robert Espie
kalamazoo. and Gerhard Kalfoken Elk
hArt-- Ind so, SO, so
Jack TuerO, New Orleans. seeded No. I.
and Billy Windhsm, Orlando Fla, de-
feated Dick Randall Oak Park. IN. and
Robert David, Chicago Ga o.
THIRD ROUND JUNIOR SINGLES
John Shea. Los Angeles. defeated
Bernard Bsrtzen San Angelo. Tex. o..
Sc
SECOND ROUND BOYS DOUBLES
RoderigO de llano, Daredo, Tex. and
Edwin Busiek Springfield. Mo defeated
Diehl Matter. Ardmore, Pa. and Charles
schaaf, Highland Park. Mich. go 60.
QUARTER FINAL BOYS DOT BLES
Herman Flam, Los Angeles seeded No
l. and Gilbert Shea. Los Angeles de.
/ feated Al Hetzeck and Walter English
Hamtramck go 3-6. SO
THIRD ROUND BOYS SINGLES:
Gilbert Shea, Los Angeles defeated
Harold Uplohn. Kalamazoo. IS, s-4, 6-1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
New Tennis Vooue

In army camps throughout
the country these days. YOU
might see the strange spectacle
of as many as 5000 soldiers
watching a tennis match
whooping and hOllering IS
though they were attending a
plebian rassling show.
Mary Hardwicke. formerly
one OF England'S top-ranking
stars, is responsible for all this
violence 10 tradition. She isn't
a bit pcnitont about IT. either
She thinks it's great.
Miss Hardwicke is now
travelling all over the country.
playing exhibitions for the
soldiers and instruoing them in
the game. She is enthusiastic
about the good that can be
accomplished by such tours,
both in building morale and
popularizing tennis.
The soldiers veil and scream
In n manner TO get them thrown
out Of country club, but we
don't mind" she says. Indeed,
that's when it's the most fun
when they show they're enjoy
Ing themselves. Maybe that
Will set a new style for tennis
galleries. The old rules Of COM
plete silence are ridiculous.
anyway"
Miss Hardwicke is sure that
after this war the era Of the
country club tennis champions
Will be over. The now mon
archs Of the sport will come
from the public courts and ten
mis- will be a thoroughly demo-
cratic game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
EDISON DRAFTS CAP ROSS
Veteran Skipper on Team in Sunday Regatta

for the catboatS and other small
craft, "a course which goes down
river 10 Belle Isle Bridge and
back up over 10 the Livingstone
Light, then up 10 Grayhavcn be-
fore finishing az Edison a skip
per Will have 10 know his cur
rents and Shoal spots 10 get UP
ia front on this ore.
The bigger boats, Rs, Fights.
SKIES. racing-crulslng, cruising,
22s. A-IlandicapS, Cs, LIS and
Stars sail longer courses starting
O No. buoy in Lake st. Clair
a II a. m. The small boats start
their parade up and down the
river az ! .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
RunneIs First
In Heavy Blow

Freddie RunnelS, who sails his
snipe class Sloop Blue Chip with
his wife, Betty as his crew, be-
lieves today he has found the
proper combination of sail trim
ming 10 make his 16-footer 90,
In last nights biweekly snipe
race at the Crescent Sail Yacht
Club. RunnclS and his frau
brought Blue Chip home first in
a lively northeast wind which
kicked up a choppy sea They
beat Faber Martin, Vic Schneider.
Hal Corson, Arno STREET and Viggo
Blagvad. The latter was put out
because of a foul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
AISab
Going at
Arlington

CHICAGO. July % GNSl-
AlSab the AL SABBATH colt which
has been away from the races
with injuries since last fall. was
among the entries today in a
Six-furlong sprint al The Airing
ton meeting at Washington Park.
His owner said Alsab would 90
TO the post barring a bad track.
SABBATH hopes 10 keep the colt in
condition to make a try at bet
tering the all-time money winning
record of Whirlaway which piled
up S56l.l6l in purses before be-
ing retired recently.
Alsab now has S345.l65 to his
credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
EXTENDS TIME

When that appeared fruitleSS.
he led 20 Jockeys into the com
miSSionerS' office yesterday and
after barring presiding steward
John S. Young and his associates.
informed Bowling the riders
would strike immediately in pro-
test.
Bowling diSSuaded the riders
from such a hasty action, asked
them 10 postpone their strike al
least a day They agreed. but left
with SwiSher laying down an ultl-
n7atum that the stewards must
bend a the Jockeys Will by p. m
or tia Su-ke would be called.
awards do not 9c,
az 4 p. m. ISwisSer extended the
deadlinc 10 ; o'clock. Then he
left the track with the under
standing the riders would not 60
10 the post today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Net Meet Starts Saturday

Annual Northwestern Fie d
Open tennis championships. mems
and womenS singles ahd'doubleS,
will start at | p. m. Saturday. Is
the announcement today of Pete
Sweeney, field director. Entries
will be accepted up To the start of
the first round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Entry Blank
Metropolitan Detroit
SoftbsIl tournament

Sponsored by The Detroit TiTas
Deadline for Entries August /
Team Name ''''''''''''''''''''
Managers Name.............
Managers AddreSS......:..-,.,..
Phone Number .................
Division NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Please mark men or women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Bob Tales
Ho Hum! Farkas
Again Threatens
To Retire
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Andy Farkas, perhaps the
best pro footballer ever to come
out of the University of Detroit.
Is one of the seasons first hold
outs in the postgraduate pigskin
pastime.
However, we aren't inclined
to take the ex-Titan's threat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Nal Stevens Coaches AGAIN

SAMPSON, n. Y, July %
GNS)--A football team TO repre-
sent the Sampson Naval Training
Station viii be coached by 1t.
Cmdr. Marvin a. (MaD Stevens,
former gridiron coach OF Yale and
New York University. it was an
nounCed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Tigers on 5kids
Dropping Two

Continued from First Sport Page
only one decision in five starts
here.
Paul Dizzy" Trout will go 10
the mound in the third game
today.
Boston is calling on Tex
Hughson. right handed ace. who
will he going after his twelfth
victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

ened retire
ment from
the gridiron
too seriously.
For ye a r s
A n d y h a s
been saying
he wouldn't
play any more
football, but
the start of
I h q season
always finds
h m cry
much in the
m i q d lie OF
things.
w hen he
had finished