davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Dfatha

VERNON. JAMES c: On SUNDAY. July Q
vsbsoM lg4t a c.,sualty cs,"My Hospital JAMES e
LYDIA Vernon and father Of Mrs Belle
Lunsford, James r. Vernon and Mrs
Esther Dgvall. Friends may call at the
aye, AZ Eastern ,, aye, ne: Services on
tiyes and friends invited Interment Episco.
pal Church Cemetery, Forestville, Nd. IL
WALDEN, ADA M. On Saturday, July
3, 1874, at her nome. 53l4 Aser rd.
Hyattsvlle. Nd. ADA NJ. WALDEN, be.
loved wife Of Or. James g. Walden. Mrs
Walden rests at the Warner e; Pumphrey
,9nerai Wd home, S43a Ga & aye SILVER sprins
day, July ! at pm. Interment private
Please omit flowers. IL
WALKER, FRANK. On Saturday. July g.
salov.s husband v 81 ,ssn snNs
Walker OF 1893 S. 18th St, Arlington, Va
and father Of Nora Lee. Margaret and
Jean Walker. Remains resting At the Ives
funeral home: 2s47 Wilson blvd, Arling-
Senc. to Wafere saps Shsle 'nz
services will be held at > pm. Interment
in church cemetery.
WASHINGTON. ROBERT F. Suddenly
WAsHiNGToN Of 1892 vernon It. NV.
Apt AZ, beloved son of John H. anc
Laura E. Washington. brother Of Leonard
G., John w.. and Paul r. washington anc
Ruth w. Thompson; nephew Of AIMS
Iil!m'n H Also sufy,yn: y.Ia other rsla
Monday friends may esi at the MEG ouir,
services will BE- held on Tuesday, July II
at , pm. 1ntermcnt Harmony Cemetery
Evening star., 1944-07-10

|of an increasing number OF tanks
and trucks which had run out Of fuel
This was attributed both to Allied
air attacks on production centers
supply dumps and roads--and to
the French underground activities
cutting rail lines. thus forcing the
Germans to move tanks to the front
under their own power. The latter
action was considered important
because q Tiger tank uses q gallon
OF fuel per mile.
One field dispatch reported Ger
man order had been issued forbid
ding tank commanders from draw
ing fuel from German air force
supplies.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

part Of her life in Wheeling, w. Va,
where her husband. DR.. James q.
Walden, was a practicing physician.
After his retirement IL years ago
the couple made their home in st.
Petersburg, Fla. She was a native
OF Wheeling.
Besides her husband and grand
daughter, she leaves a son, 1t. Col.
Louis M. Walden, stationed In Eng
land.
Funeral services will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Warner E.
Pumphrey funeral home, 843l
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
Burial will be in Wheeling.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Pacific
Continued From First Page }

tCOntlQueQ from f1rSC Page.D
size offers additional advantages of
wide dispersal.
Super Fortresses could operate
from Saipan with devastating power
against Tokyo, l 1,450 miles north oi
the Philippines. 1900 miles west
The island also has great potentiali-
ties as naval supply point and sub.
marine staging base. It is less thar
$50 miles north OF Guam, first
United States territory taken by
Japan after the outbreak of war
Organized resistance of Saipan
collapsed rather suddenly, Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz announced. fol-
lowing a day Of suicidal counterat-
tacks that penetrated the American
lines in some places as much as O.
600 yards, but cost the enemy l,50C
dead,
Evening star., 1944-07-10

In 1903 rs manager Of the local office
OF the Ceresota Flour Co. At the
time Of her retirement nine years
ago she served as bookkeeper with
the flrm.
A native oi Philadelphia, Miss
Taylor spent her girlhood in Water
vile. Me. She was a member of the
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and
H streets NV.
She Is survived by two cousins,
MRS. Coleman H. Watkins, Atlantic
City, and William Curtis. Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Editors Wife Dies

NEW YORK, July 10 (F.-Mrs.
Jessica e. Murphy. wife of Capt.
William Murphy of the Army News
Service, who is on leave from his
civilian position as head of the copy
desk Of the New York Daily News,
died here today at her home after
brief illness. Burial will be in
Detroit.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
HoIifox's Title DESIGNATED

LONDON. July 10 tP,.-Lord Hall
fax, British Ambassador to the
United States and member of the
British war cabinet, has been grant
ed the title of Earl of Halifax. He
recently was raised to an earldom
but his title had not been desig-
mated.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Miss Louise {. Taylor
Rites Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Miss Louise
Curtis Taylor. II. a resident of the
District for more than 40 years, who
died Saturday at her home, 426 Ran
dolph street NV, will be held at
7:30 pm. tomorrow at the HysonR
funeral home. Burial will be In
Philadelphia.
Miss Taylor came to Washington
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Aerial

tives, 388 freight and tank cars, So
trucks and other motor vehicles and
80 railroad ammunition cars.
Refineries Left In Flames.
Perhaps 500 United States heavies
participated in the blow against Oft
raided Ploesti. Liberators directed
their bombs against the Concordia-
Vega refinery and the Fortresses hit
the Xena refinery. AS they left.
great billows OF smoke arose from
the oil center.
That the Germans are becoming
hard pressed for motor fuel was
shown by the capture in Normandy
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Mrs. Ada N. Walden Dies
Al Grand ddauahter's Home

Mrs. Ada M. Walden. IA. died
Saturday at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Robert Spindle, 6314
Ager road, Hyattsville, Nd, where
she had been visiting since May.
Mrs. Walden spent the greater
Evening star., 1944-07-10

ROBINSON. HAYWOOD. On Sunday.
July 9, 1874. HAYWOOD ROBINSON, hus-
band Of Alberta Robinson brother Of
Lewis, Charles. William and John Robin
son and Laura Staunton, Sadie Frye and
Hattie Twyman. Notice of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan 4 Schey.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

PARKINSON. ISLO L. On Sunday. July
g., 1874: At Providence Hospital. $50 L.
PARKINSON. the beloved wife OF John A.
Parkinson and mother of Mildred Ritter
Bush. Remains resting at H. NJ Pad
gets funeral home, 131 1th ST. Sc Mass
at ST. Peters Catholic Church and and
Z sts Sc. on Wednesday, July l.. at 9
am. for the repose of her soul. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
BREVITIES:
Ydnks Miss
John Murphy

The evidence isn't all in as yet,
but there was growing support
today for the argument that the
New York Yankees may miss
their lion-hearted relief pitcher,
Fordham Johnny Murphy more
than any other player they have
sent 10 the wars before the cur
rent baseball season IS over.
Yesterdays S 70 4. 10 inning
defeat al the hands OF the Chi
cago White SoX. illustrated that
the Yankees have no top flight
relief finger who can go in and
stop the enemy cold in the man.
ner OF t'ordham Johnny.
New York had the game on ice
4 10 3 going into the ninth when
starter Ernie Bonham served up
his second home run ball of the
game which Wally Moses bleach
cred 10 tie the score. Hal Trosky
previously had homered for the
visiting White Sox in the eighth.
Came the tenth and that was
where Murphy was missed.
Relief pitcher Emerson Roser
filled the bases and outfelder
Thurman Tucker emptied them
for him with triple, the SoX
scoring four times before the
smoke cleared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Change Of Scenery

War is strange business 40
Frank WorZniak. who was quite
an athlete around these parts a
few years ago and nov is "A
navy chief specialist stationed
in North Africa.
"Who would have thought
few years ago." he writes. that
I would be I'm North Africa d.
recting an Arab work gang I'm
laying out baseball dism0nds!"
Tom Meany relates this one:
Fred Corcoran, tournament
manager of the PEA, who as
sisted with the Ryder Cup
benefit matches, went overseas
last winter for the USO with
Lefty Gomez and Jack Sharkey.
Gomez and Sharkey were well
known 10 the troops, but there
was some doubt as to the exact
status of Corcoran. golf appar-
emily not being the long suit OF
the AEF.
After Fred had master-of-
ceremonied Gomez and Sharkey
through a program in Italy and
sports movies shown, he invited
the audience TO ask sports ques-
tons. The first one from his
vast audience of 5000 soldiers
floored him.
A lad in the front row raised
his hand bashfully and when
Fred nodded TO him, the kid
asked
"Mho Is yOu?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Dethroned Hagen

Then he dethroned Hagen as
national PEA champion al Bal
timores Five Farms. gained his
third Canadian crown. passed
from pro jobs in Detroit, New
York and New Orleans and
signed with the Aqua Caliente
CMexico) Club at a salary OF
$4,000 per year
He repeated his PEA and
Canadian triumph in 1929 and
1880 and missed winning the
latter title for the fifth time
only after a playoh
In 1890. too. he first Joined
the RYDER Cup team and for the
next few years was fixture in
international play. He had I'm
iShed third in the 1929 British
Open and in 1890 he tied for
second. Just two strokes behind
grand slamming Bobby Jones.
a hand injury suffered in a
friendly wrestling match at De-
troit threatened 10 end his
golfing career in 1885, a year
after he became the Philmont
pro. He recovered from this.
only 10 have his right hand in
iured again in a Cleveland auto
mobile accident in 1893.
But even this failed 10 stop
him. with an unorthodox
crouch stance and pendulum
putting. he continued flashing
his clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Twice PEA Champ

Twice national PEA cham
pion and four times holder Of
the Canadian Open title, Diegel,
at u. burst into the national
limehght way back in 1920
when he tied for second place
in the L. s. Open. missing the
championship that went TO the
Englishman. Ted Ray. by a
mere stroke because of a final
round of IT.
Diegel. Detroit caddie cham
pinn at l3. when he packed
bags at. the Country Club, and
assistant 10 Archie Simpson two
years after that, was seldom out
of the spotlight following that
1920 surprise
AT II he won the Michigan
Open and other state champions
ships followed Oregon. Florida.
Illinois. California. Louisiana,
Maryland. Massachusetts.
The same summer he almost
won the L. S. Open, Diegel
finished only three strokes be-
hind Jim Barnes in the Vest
ern Open, beating Walter Hagen
and others among the great
ones.
He picked up his first Cana
dian title in 1924. repeated in
1925. But not until 1923. how
ever, did he reach his peak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

crowds as high as 10000 and
never under 10000
once a horse player, always a
horse player.
Joe Umek. former Detroit
Times police reporter now in
the merchant marine, left town
on new assignment a few
DAYS ago and will miss the
opening Of the racing season
here.
But that didn't stop Brother
timex. He dropped a note 10
one ~ the DoyS in the office,
enclosing TWO bucks. The note
read
81 got a last minute bunch.
Please bet these two potatoes
on the daily double on opening
day this Saturday at the Fair
Grounds. Bet IL on the daily
double, numbers I and .. You
can bank the 81 500 for me.
JOE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Metro IS TOP
West Siders

Metropolitan Classics first six
teams meet the first six Of the
Lefthanders' circuit May "a, at
Argyle Recreation, total pins 10
count.
The Metros topped West Side
Classic last night at Palm Beach,
16,443 to l6,0S2. All receipts went
to Percy Jones Hospital in Battle
Creek. Livonia was the only West
Side winner, a k ing Farr S
Brothers. 2731 to 1852.
That cut the Metro lead TO POL
pins. Up came Palmer Park, SUBJ
stituting for Plymouth Machine,
Charlie Peltier scoring $50 to
bag the top count Of the night,
2S30, as J. L. Hudson, West Sides
sixth placerS, hit 2656.
George Lingle of Metros WEIGH
had 617 and Scott Willis, of West
Sides Thorpe. 6l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Service Mines
Open May 30

The SiX-team Detroit Times
Servicemens baseball league will
get under way Tuesday, May 30,
with three games scheduled. The
teams will play each Tuesday and
Friday during the summer.
The teams in the league are
Crosse lie Naval Air Station. last
years champions, RomuluS Air
Field, Coast Guard, Windsor
Navy, a new team. Camp River
Rouge Military Police and the De-
troit Police.
The league Will play split sea-
son with the winners playing off
during September. Arrangements
are being made for a game be-
tween the All Stars Of the league
and Mickey Cochrane'S Great
Lakes nine here during August
The schedule for the first half
OF the season:
TUESDAY. MAY 30
Crosse lie W. Coast Guard, at Crosse
lie
windsor Navy We. Romulus at Romulus.
Military Police vs.. Detroit Police. at
Detroit Police.
FRIDAY. JUNE
Crosse lie vs.. Romulus. At RomuI6s
Coast Guard W. Detroit Police, a. Coast
Military Police vs.. Windsor Navy, at
Windsor.
TUESDAY. JUNE
Crosse lie vs.. Detroit Police, a, Detroit.
Romuius w. Military Police, At River
Rouge
Coast Guard vs.. Windsor Navy, at Coast
Guard
FRIDAY, JUNEs
Military Police vs.. Crosse lie, at Crosse
Detroit Police VS. windsor-Nsvy. al
Romulus vs. Coast Guard. at Romulus
TUESDAY. JUNE rs
Windsor Navy W.. Crosse lie. at Wind
Military Police vs.. Coast Guard, at
River Rouge.
Detroit Police vs.. Romulus, at Detroit.
FRIDAY, JUNE rs
Coast Guard W.. Crosse lie, at Coast
Guard
Romulus vs. Windsor Navy at Windsor
Detroit Police VS.. Military Police, Al
River Rouge
TUESDAY. JUNE 20
Romulus W. Crosse lie. AZ Crosse lie
Detroit Police vs.. Coast Guard. AZ De-
trou Police
windsor Navy vs. Military Police. at
Windsor
FRIDAY, June -
Detroit Police Va Crosse lie Al Crosse
ile
Military Police vs. Romulus AZ Romulus.
Windsor Navy vs. Coast Guard. al Wind
sor
TUESDAY. JUNE 81
Crosse lie vs.. Military Police. at River
Rouge
Detroit Police vs. Windsor Navy at De
troit
Coast Guard VS. Romulus, at Coss,
Guard
FRIDAY. JUNE 80
Crosse lie vs.. windsor Navy A. Crosse
he
Coast Guard vs.. Military Police a,
Coast Guard
Romuus vs. Detroit Police a. Romuius
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
The Gaudy Dodgers

The Brooklyn Dodgers are
getting quite rIbhIng from
playerT and fans over their neW,
special uniforms worn only in
night games.
Under the lights the Buns
trot out IN blue satin outfits
with white piping. Very fancy.
Bill Stewart, the National
League umpire. has presided
over four no-hit games in his
u years az the Job.
Stewart was calling them for
Jim Tobln Of the Boston Braves
thfce weeks ago and Worked
behind the plate for Johnny
Wander Nicer Of Cincinnati ana
Tex Carleton Of the Cubs when
they entered the Hall Of Fame.
Bill Klein now retired, UNI
p'rcd FIVE during MS 36-year
stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

--------------never pays.
The acceptance by the army
Of Stan MuSial, the hard hitting
81. Louis Cardinals outfielder,
may give Augie Bergamo the
break ne has been waiting for.
Bergamo is a product of the
Detroit Sandlots. He started
with an American Legion team
here. After several seasons with
the ST. Louis chain gang,
Bergamo came up with the
Cardinals this season. He hit
.325 with Columbus last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Times TO Print Race Edition

the turf at the Detroit far
when the spring summer race meet gets
going
Times again will lead with coverage' fach
edition will be out with seecons
by Lew Walter. well Collyers international News
Service Picks and expert CHECKERS hSo
there nationally known handcappersDa'e
Wilson (Boson Fred Keats New York; and Dave fedman
(Chicago).
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

al Highland Parks league games
50 far.
Pierce held CasS to two hits, His
string of 20 straight scoreleSS in
nings also includes victories over
II amtra mex, Pershing and
Northern.
Pierce depends more on his left
arm than luck TO carry him along
on his banking spree, but luck has
played some part in keeping his
remarkable record intact.
On Wednesday, CaSs scored four
runs off him, but a ralnStorm
1ded the game in the fourth in
~, less than an official contest.
terday's contest was the re-
may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

Columbus now four and half
games behind Milwaukee, the
leaders, beating them, 5-1, in 10
innings -. third straight loss for
Brewers Other games: st.
Paul 6. indianapolis l; Louisville
u, Minneapolis O; Toledo-KansaS
City, wet grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Brown Will Fight
PITTSBURGH Giant Here

Big Boy Brown, Detroit heavy
weight. will face giant Al Pattcr-
son. Pittsburgh, in the l0-round
feature bout AT Arcadia Monday.
Harold Wild Man ReiSS. De-
troit. and Billy Adams Buffalo,
meet in the Six-round -wIndup.
They recently fought draw in
the same ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

y ~ - -
m a n aging a
baseball team
in NJ o,
says only two
pl y ers on
his own club
could speak
English. The
old r a j a h
thinks NieXi-
co could be
made into a
baseball para
n Sc W II N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

Connie Mack had a large
contingent of the wounded az
guests at one OF the Tiger
games at Shibe Park.
Though now more famous as
an outstanding teacher Of golf.
Diegel still plays and is entered
in the Philadelphia lnquirers
Sl7500 war bond invitation
tournament 10 start June 5.
Besides tourney play, the
former DetroIter has eontrihu-
ted his services TO war charity
exhibitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
ms correspondent in the south

Pacific. tn e
boys IN the
jungles have
rugged up one
of the finest
slot machines
e V e r / n Z.
vented.
Instead Of
] g m o n 5, 1t
h a $ pictures
Of TOTO be-
n g tn I h e
words, This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Probable Pitchers
Bf United PFfss
AMERICAN LEAGUE

81 Louis Potter 3-2l Al New York
Donald 2-D 2:3O EWT.
Chicago G.opat La AZ Boston tHaus-
man 0-D. 800 EWT
-V-tVNeland (poat I'D AZ Philadelphia
tHamlin la. 3.i5 EWT
DETROIT tOvermire O-tl, Al washing
ton CWynuc2 81 : 30 ENT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn tOstermueller 2.D Al Pitts
burch (SeweIl ar. 3.i5 EWT
New York (Noiselie 3.4 A. Chicago
(Passsau oil. 800 CWT
Philadelphia CGerheauser 2-lD a. Cincin-
nat ferguson 0-2i. 3 ~ EWT
'khston Hutchinson ser Al 81 Iouli
(M Cooper 2-1l, 1seo cWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily pripts IN the
Night Edition only the name 81 a horse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets 90 the day
The code key appears each night IN me
Eight Star and Red Line ediiions. a num-
Der CORES ponding 10 each letter OF me
Alphabet -.
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
IN CODE Tomorrow code fniowt
Al BIG GEO Dos E-39 RI 6-lJ
H-g5 I-ga I-s3 k-SS LIZ Ma N-5s
O-6i PTS as R-l2 SIS T-32 30
W-5s Ms Z-l5
Clip this code key u VIII enable you
70 remember the name OF tomorrow's code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
No DGiFg Double:

Wagering at Delaware tracks in
Forthcoming meets d. fear alb
sentecism m ng workers at
nearby war plants eager 10
get TO races in time to make bets
on doubles involving first and
second races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Sports
Dieeel, Ex-Detroiter,
Promoted Golf as
Aid TO Wounded
BY LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON. May 19-Leo
Diegel, Michigans greatest ma
tive son contribution TO golf.
still is going strong around
Philadelphia after more than 25
years of playing and teaching.
Diegel, they told us in Philly,
where the former Detroit caddie
is pro at the Philmont Club, was
a nrime mover i'm the promotion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh T. Brooklyn 3.
New York At Chicago. cold.
Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 0.
St Louis 2. Boston o.
TODAY's GAMES
New York al Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia al Cincinnati.
Boston az 81 Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Fiqht Results
nv InIted Press

Fort HaMNor y, Cleo shansN i3t
Los Angeles dc-fsioned Leo Dulmain i35
Worcester Mass esq. Roman Alvarez
lgZ Sew York stopped SONNY WILSON
1856 DETROIT 20 Lulu q Common. 1873
Montreal. Knocked pUt Harold Rodrique
f2l San Juan 4 r.. coz Mike O'Connor
I21 Bro0kINn. ktp,ked rai Ruby Riveris
100 New York 49,
Fab River Mass Mad Anthony Jones
1885, Nep- Orleans declsloned Herman
Badger. ia New Haven. Conn. u0l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Catcher Harry Wang:

Was The big gun Tor Fort Gus
ter, beating Fort Sheridan, IL,
AT Sheridan - he registered a
double, two singles and received
a walk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Detroit HOU:

MITCHELL CHETkOVICH Of
Virges has been assigned TO Utica
in the Eastern League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
W'iIIie's an Expert

Willie Pep, who fights frankie
Rublno for Jack Kearns in Chi
cago tonight, has won 81 pro
fights in a row.
Rogers Hornsby. back in this
co,IntT-v after a short fling at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
EASTERN FALLS

Eastern High, previously I'M
beaten in three games, fell TO
Southeastern, 10. The Indians
scored three runs in the last in
ming. but Steve Stefan relieved
Bob Pennington in the seventh and
checked the rally with the tying
Eastern run on third
Matt Winters, with a double
that scored three runners, fea-
tured the Southeastern hitting.
In another Metro game, Wilbur
Wright downed Southwestern, SO,
its first victory.
Metropolitan League teams
opened a short outdoor track meet
season yesterday. Cooley, defend
ing champion and indoor winner,
easily turned back BEDFORD and
Mackenzie.
The Cardinals won every event
except the -Ssrot put and mile I'd
run up 50 points. TO the combined
total of 35 of Redford and Mack
enzie.
John WitherSpoon, a quarter
miller last year, won the 100 and
220 for Cooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

Buffalo went TO town on FIVE
Rochester errors TO beat the
league leaders. 1873. Baltimore
beat Montreal. 11-9: other games
were postponed or unScheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19

of golf as a
I h e r apeutic
a n d psyche
logical aid 10
wounded SOL
diers and to
him is due
ere dit for
constru C ton
OF a links at
the a m y s
Valley Forge
General Hos
pital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
kHHIP ROcknP's:

Mother, MRS. ARTH a
CJERMO ROCKNE. IS die d
yesterday in Chicago funeral
services Saturday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Willie Pen 8-.I:

To beat tough FRANKIE RU-
BINO tonight as top bout on
JACK KEARNS' show at Chicago
Coliseum,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Missing al Sea-:

Is report received by Red Wings
of GORDON BAREFOOT. 20, who
was one of teams prospects
he was on HMCS Valleyfield when
She was sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Black Badge Returns
AS Horse to Beat
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Once Black Badge is the horse to beat at the Detroit track
his Chicago and New York last will
of his former o
looked
Badge $500 Boots
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19


championship tourn a m n al
Palace.
In checking scores. Jim Cox OF
the secretarial staff calls attention
10 Therman Gibson'S perfect
200. first in eight years Cox has
been a tournament aide.
Leaders held on at both Palace
and Vogue last night. DENLY Rec
reation's 1855 was the best OF the
A teams. Bill Strike had a pair
of 211's- in 606. Ed Berlin had
232-202 in 602.
Ann Nipper and Erma Suyak
are the leaders today on lll6 IN
Glass A doubles Of the women's city
bowling championship tournament
al Great Lakes. Ann Wells-Irene
SchluSler, Evelyn Lang-Crescence
Sterbenz are tied at 1896.
Louise Schroeder holds the sin
giles lead at COZ Mrs. Wells has
SGT. The tournament closes sun
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-19
Bob Tales
Musial in Amy,
Detroit's BereamO
Nav Get a Break
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
MS AID DATA.

It's been four or five days
now since anybody pitched a
no-hit game in the big leagues.
Just think of it.
One eastern scribe has come
10 the conclusion that most ball
PLAYERS were excused from war
service for eye trouble.
Anyway, the boys are trying.
According TO Jack Mahon,
ms corresnondent in the south