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Pres, John Schuller, 1913 s. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel. 21ll South
Union Ave.
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Cleveland 0stseits LlolsytAGea
1k&noerchor.
Pras., Geo. Folbert, lA04 Hover Avs
Sekr.. John Guip, 2749 Euclid Height
Boulevard. Tel: YE. 1916.
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colNm0uo, Ohio. ColuMhaO Junior
saxon Club.
President, Eugen Burkley, SIS Miller
Ave.
Sec'y., Kath. Gotzmeister, 1857 East
Whittier Avenue.
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Characterization -
Cleveland Dast Ju11or 0sxo1 Cho1x.
Pras., Ruth Geiger, 1929 AntisdAla
Avenue.
Sekr, Laura WellmanD. $3.50 North
ampton Rd.
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Cleveland, Ohio. Eintracht.1Ofman1a.
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crest Parma Heights.
Sekr., Michael Krauss. 8644 West
81. Str. Woodbine 4499.
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Sekr., Cath. NJ. Schnell. Sill Seventh
Street, Strutaers, Ohio.
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Road.
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PrkS., Michael Schuller. 3707 Atgeh
Avenue.
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Strasse. Telf 4-4749.
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Prus., Georg Schuller. 17430 Barlow
AVs.
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Avenue.
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baugh Ave-, Farrell, Pa.
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hall. Pa.
sekr. Hedwig sterner. Box az r "a
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Avenue.
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Gary, Ind.
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Prot.-Sekt., Martin Schwars, 02S East
8. Str
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Str. Tel: Wo. 5slS.
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l2th Str. Gary.
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Str.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Wright Stable
Nedrs Record

CHICAGO, Aug. 7 INS)-War-
rem Wright. owner of the Calumet
farm stables, was in a likely spot
today 10 beat the all-time money
winning record, his own, the next
time one Of his horses wins in a
big stake event.
Wright boosted his earnings for
the season to St69A00 when his
three star 2-ycar-oldS, Good Blood
Twosy and Thine flashed under
the wire in that order last Satur-
day in the S3S. 400 Princess Pat
stakes at Washington Park.
Such a finish was unheard Of,
so far as turf men could recall,
until Wright did the same thing
with three other of his thorough
bredS. Sun Again, Some Chance.
and WiShbonc, in the Arlington
Futurity, July II, 1871, to make
turf history
PenSive, Twilight Tear, os Miss
Keeneland or perhaps more than
one of them may go to the post
Saturday under the Devils red
ColorS OF Calumet Farm in the
$4,000 Dick Welles Handicap and
a win would mean that Wright
would break his own record Of
S475, 09l for a seasons earnings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Toledo Drops
Two TO St. Paul

A double defeat at the hands
of ST. Paul cost the Toledo Mud
hens their second-place berth in
the American Association yester-
day, forcing them to give way to
the Louisville Colonies who split
double-header with Milwaukee.
The Saints whipped the Hens
Az in the first game. and then
lust to prove they weren't fooling,
handed them another 4-2 drubbing
in the nlghtcap.
Milwaukee took the opener with
Louisville 4-3. but in the night
cap the Colonies squeezed out
81 victory.
In other Association games,
Indianapolis whipped Kansas City
twice, 2-1 and l0-l. and Columbus
split with Minneapolis, winning
the first 40 and dropping the
second 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Miss Germdin
Is FdVoFiite

CHICAGO. Aug. Z GNS)-Miss
Dorothy German of Philadelphia,
the first Fastener ever 10 win
the womens Western Amateur
golf tournament. began the de-
Tense Of her title today al Lake
Forests OnWenisia Club. st-.T
A field of li2 women from 10
states started teelng off in two
sones at S a. m. IN the qualify
ing round, wlthethe last twosome
for 5 50 p. m.
Among those contesting Miss
German S ambition 10 repeat her
1913 victory AZ Evanston were
Mary Agnes Wall Of Menominee,
Mich. the runner-up last year,
and the two other SemifnalIsts,
Catherine Fox, Glen Ridge. y. j.,
and Kay Byrne Of New York.
All Of the remaining quarter
fnalists of last year also were
back for another Try These in
cluded Jeanne Cline. Bloomington.
IL. 1914 Illinois state champion
and a semlfinaliSt in the Women y
Western golf open tournament.
Ann Casey. Mason City. Ia Mar
jorie Row, Detroit. and Betty
Jean Rucker. Spokane. Wash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
4 Memorable 81

Somebody remembered tn I
Chuck koesis shot IS for a
record round in Western Con-
ference golf. playing for Uni
verSity OF Michigan.
Another remembered that Leo
Diegel at -. when he was al De-
trolt Country Club, won a caddie
tournament and two years later
was assistant 10 Archie Simpson.
"Yeh, Diegel won the Michi-
gan-open when he was only
IL" the baldest man in the
group went back in local his
tory.
Low scores few thick and fast
There was Sarazens 27S which
won the Western open for him al
Indianwood. And Glib Sellers
69-6S-71 -69-277 which got him a
Michigan open crown at Cascades
in Grand Rapids AL WatrouS won
the first OF several Michigan
opens back in 1926. And Kocsis,
like Harbert an amateur, knocked
II eff in 1881. George Won Elm
vas another amateur who copied
the event
Somebody asked about the low
est winning score in the history of
the National open.
AT AIS course" a volunteer
answered
II meant al Watrous and Oak
land Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Nelson Winner
On Last Hole

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Aug. Z
GNS)-The major share OF hon
ers IN the first annaal S5,096
Beverly Hills Open golf cham
pionship went TO Ohio today after
two BuckeNes-RyFeH Nelson of
Toledo and Tony Penna Of Dayton
-batued Their way 10 first and
second places, respectively in the
Rolling Hills Country Club tourna-
ment.
Nelson came through as ex-
pected, but it wasn't until the
72nd hole in the finish that the
gallery OF 5000 fans was stamp
ing its feet in appreciation.
Nelson was two strokes down
70 Penna at the halfway mark
picked one up during the morn
ING and the other TWO when
Ponna boCcd the finale.
Nelson bore away first war
prize of $500 and Penna the
second of $1,000. Nelson's aggre-
gate 277 C7l-69-66-69j was seven
under par Penna had 69-69-69-72
-279.
Harold jug McSpaden OF
Philadelphia Slugged in with a
third place score OF 7O-73-73-67-
2S2 shooting a blazing four
under-par final round 10 drive
past Ray Mangrum and amateur
Bruce Mccormick 10 pocket $3.50
in war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Frnkd 10 Handle
AN-Star SQUAD

CHICAGO, Aug. Z GNS)-
Henry Frnka of the University
Of Tulsa Will arrive at North
western University in Evanston
Saturday TO represent the South
west in preparing an all-star foot
ball squad of IS men for their
meeting with the Chicago Bears
Aug 30.
Among those who will meet the
National League champions a.
Dyche Stadium will be two of
Tulsa's greatest, 1t. Glenn Dobbs,
whose forward passes helped de-
feat the Washington Redskins in
last years game. and Ellis Jones,
one armed guard of Tulsa's 1913
eleven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
HOOVER is HOT

The most troublesome gent &c
Lopat was shortstop Joe Hoover,
who cracked out four successive
singles after forcing Paul Richards
when he took over for Dietrich in
the first.
The nightcap was a much diff
ferent ball game. Trout drew a
tough opponent in Orval Grove,
who matched him in scoreless
innings until Dizzy took his bat
in hand in the fifth. With two
out. Trout dropped a home run
into the lower deck of the left
field pavilion to make il. 10.
Trout was also the big man in
Detroits second run production
act in the seventh. Pinlfy Higgins
led off with a single. He rode 10
second on Richards hunt and
tagged up as Grove threw out
Hoover. The rest of the route was
easy as Dizzy raped a double TO
left
The Sox punched two Of their
five hits off Trout for their only
run in the seventh. With one
away, Ralph Hodgin singled 10
right. So did Hal TroSky, Hodgin
advancing TO third Hodgin scored
after Doc Cramer handled Specs
fuckers liner
Detroit added an insurance run
for Dir off Grove in the ninth on
singles by Dick Wakefield and
Richards and Higgins in-bctween
sacrifice bunt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Newark Threatens
League Leaders

Newark Bear. currently the
hottest team IN the Interra-
u1nal League. moved 20 within
81 gancs of the pace setting BaI.
timore Orioles with q double Sun
day victory ever the Nortrea
Royals The pressing Bruins were
extended 20 IL inning IN wiz
ming the opener. 81 They Wcr
the second, SO
The Buffalo Blsors strength
ened their third place position
with TWO wins over ne Cr.C'e
13-4 in the first and 6-i in the
second.
Rochester and SyracuSc
fwanpcd shufcufs The chiefs win
ring the FIRST. 80 ard inc Re-
Wings the second 80.
The jersey CRY Gent. sft
with the Toronto Loats ffe iD...
winning fre FIRST game ~. rs f0e
Lite Giants won the rIEhtlal
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Nelson TotaIed Ut

II was the PSI totaled by Ralph
Guldahl in 1887. That was in the
tournament proper The lowest
four rounds in the event totaled
277 and were played by Byron
Nelson In 1899 when he shot IL
6S in the last two rounds Of the
meet proper and $50 in playoff
rounds against Craig Wood at
Spring Hill in Philadelphia
Great guy. that Wood said
a locker room veteran.
NO better" said another.
"just a. gracious losing a. he
was in winning. And plenty OF
guts-had back operation and
made a marvellous comeback"
What is the lowest round on
record?
Aubrey Boomer shot a 81 over
IN France. But IL was Tommy
Armour who pointed out that the
course was only a par g. layout
Walter Hagen shot a o. in tour
rsment play az Bellair, Fla in
1921. Ben Hogan did IL twice.
once az Oakland. Cal, and the
other time In Chicago in 1912
But the best g. on record was
fashioned by Lawson Little while
winning the Texas open IN 1871
He did il IN ram and on a muddy
soaked golf course
jug McSpaden. current pro SEN
sauon. shot a So In a practice
round az San Antonio before the
start Of Texas open lie holcd
every putt And jimmy Thomson
shot 50 n the National open az
Oakland Hills SlXty-s-Ac2- aLe moi
common in tho National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
ST. Louis Golfer Wins
Colorado Classic

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Aug I CINS) o. II. Hofmeister
Of ST Louis won the 1914 Broad
moor golf classic by scoring a
one up victory over Art Doering
former ChiCaCoan now living in
Denver in the 36-hole final match
yesterday.
1t was a nip-and-tuck struggle
throughout the day. with Hol-
meister leading at the end OF the
first nine but with the rivals
dcadloCkcd al the eighteenth and
9th hole intermlSslons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Bill Pierce Named
AN-Stdr Starter

NEW YORK. Aug. 7 GNS)-
The long awaited battle between
the All-American boys baseball
teams Of the east and west takes
place al the Polo Grounds today.
Connie Mack. manager Of the
eastern team, announced his start
ing battery will be Bill Pierce of
Detroit and Jim Nelson of Bir-
mingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Harmon Gets
Second Again
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

A tired Sam Byrd will board
train Wednesday for Spokane,
wash. and the Nationai-PGA,
welcoming the rest and relaxation
the long ride will provide.
Don't worry too much about the
Plum Hollow pros WEAKNESS,
though, because he has something
worthwhile to show for that tired
feeling.
Yesterday he captured the Mich
igan Open championship at Orch
ard Lake by six strokes, thus
matching the 1910 feat of Emer-
lex Kocsis, now a soldier over
seas, the only other golfer TO win
both the State PEA and Open in
a single season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
.DizBdgsf7
Tigers Win 7

CHICAGO. Aus. Mire EN-
with Oyermire and hook EN-
dizzy with Trout
That's the formula the Tigers
-Sed- Nth SucccsS -heLe- Yesterday
to sweep a double-header from the
-ANAite- SEX before gathering Of
1851 10 cement their fourth
place berth in the standings
Five Sox errors made il easy
for the save d-off Southpaw
Stubby Overmire. to coast to his
sixth victory OF the season in the
opener. 1913. The Tigers cracked
out 10 assorted blows in supper
Of Stubbys seventh pitching
DIZ TAKES OVER
In bagging No. II, Dizzy Trout
waited for nobody. he knocked his
third homer in the fifth for De
trot 5 first run and doubled across
another IN the seventh as the
Tigers Gagged a 81 verdict. The
double win gave the Tigers a
clean sweep OF The three game
series, plus an edge of nine VIC
tories in 10 1914 games with the
ChicagoanS
While Hal Newhouser, Overmire
and Trout all went the distance
to win for Detroit in the three
games here, their chores were
made a lot easier by u Sox
errors. Previous 10 the seven of
yesterday-hve in the opener and
two in the night cap, the Sox
kicked through with five in Sat-
urday nights lamp-light decision
which the Tigers won. 5-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
/ in the Flremen's Leal

pitched a no.
h it, n o run
game in sub
DUNG Battalion
No. 5. 100.
At the other
end Of the pole,
Tony Bukovich
brought A u I o
Club closer 10
another Class
A championship
W h en- he 6 @ I
Virge's down,
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SOUTHPAw is STAR

Chuck Nicolai. Gowanie'S south
paw pro, followed with 2l7. lie
had 1853 yesterday. only one
shot back OF Byrd for the day.
and a fine comeback after rs the
first day.
Tommy Shannon, the home pro,
by closing with II despite an out
of bounds drive on the final hole,
was eighth with 21S. He handi-
capped himself with a II in the
morning.
Before. the first days leader
with 81, stayed well up in the
standings even though he took Is
in the morning. but a final 81
jumped his total TO 223.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

and "a for a total OF PCS for the
72-hold grind, a worlds amateur
record.
Somebody in the CLINIC won
dered If Harbert had changed his
grip, recalling that The iong-driv-
Ing Battle Creek PLAYER used 70
play with the thumb of MS left
hand placed outside Of the shaft
instead OF the palm Of the other
hand.
whats the difference"
asked another IN the group,
Its what YOU score"
II was pointed out that Gene
Sarazen always used an inter-
locking grip and did pretty well
with II.
Good enough 10 buy two
more farms out East recently
commented another. And Gene
still wears knickers, too"
"Nell, what does that
prove" demanded one.
"OnIy that you can be old
fashioned and still play good
golf, l guess" was The come
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
OPEN HEARTILY

After 17-minute first inning
stand al the plate in the opener,
There was little question as TO
the final outcome. Altogether the
Tigers posted five runs on four
hits sandwiched in between three
errors and a walk"in the opening
round.
In fact. the Tigers were so
hot that SoX skipper, Jimmy
Dykes, was forced 10 haul away
Bill Dietrich and send in Lefty
Eddie Lopat The first-Year south
paw managed TO get the side out
without further damage. but that
was only a Come-on. While Lopat
was still around at the finish, he
was banged around for IS hits and
five" more Detroit runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Pitches
NO-Hiffer

From the two extremes of De-
troit Baseball Federation compe-
tition came yesterdays outstand-
ing pitching performances on the
SandlotS.
In Class +, the DBF's youngest
division, l5-year-old Carl Lewis,
y0urrpaw for Battalion No.