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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
That's My Pop

The thrill that comes once in
a lifetime came to Billy Mills.
with the amphibious engineers
on New Guinea recently. 1t was
a broadcast he heard of a game
in Detroit between tho Tigers
and White Sox. Over the air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
All DBF Officers
Are Reelected

Walter Vert was reelected
president Of the Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation al lis weekly
meeting last night. Vert, first
head Of the organization returned
early this year after the death OF
Shorty Moran. All other officers
also were reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

came the an
nOuncenent:
"And coach
ing at first
base IN Art
NJ ills. q n o
time big lea
Ruer.
Art Mills.
Tiger coach.
is Billy s dad
md theVolce
over the air
uaS TINT Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

Harry Heilmann.
Incidentally, Heilmann's eX-
ploits as a championship batter
in the majors came 10 the lore
aeain-this time in Frank Ora
hams sport quiz in the recent
issue of Look.
The question was What
American League batter hi
800 or better in four seasons
Following was the answer:
Ty Cobb? No--but that Is
what almost everybody Is likely
to think. The answer Is Harry
Heilmann. who with the Detroit
Tigers, led the American League
with 1874 in 1921, 40S In 1873.
1893 In 1925 and 1898 In 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Trout Wins 10Th, Ties Newhouser Hug
26,8t5 See
Ydnks Fall
BY LEO MACDoNELL

II they win at all, the Yankees
are not going TO bag the league
pennant this year at the expense
of the Tigers.
This seemed apparent today as
Steve ONeill's Tiger brood
looked back at three victories
against one defeat in the recent
series with New York and 10
wins compared to five in inter-
club competition this season.
Paul DIZZY Trout topped off
the series last evening when he
pitched the Tigers 10 victory over
the Yankees, s TO A. his sixteenth
OF the year, before 26,8l5 custom
erS. the biggest crowd ever 10 see
a twilight game at Briggs Stadium.
YIELDS II HITS
Yielding a grand total Of IA
hits. Trout'S performance was not
exactly glamorouS, but il was a
victory and il put the Tiger ace
right-hander into a tie with his
lteammate, Harold Newhouser,
and Tex IIughSon OF the Red Sox
for games won in the league.
Each has bagged 10.
With all except one Of the Ia
hits singles and good pitching in
the clutches plus a sparkling play
here and there, the doughty Trout
struggled through sticky heat and
nine rounds more or less uncom-
Portable competition.
The plays that did Trout the
most good came in the ninth and
were a magnificent catch in right
field by Jimmy Outlaw and a
swell stop by Rudy York. The
latter achievement made the third
out and brought the contest to
a satisfactory end.
Big Ernie Bonham, who started
the game in quest Of his seventh
straight victory, was batted out
of the box by the Tigers in the
fourth inning and was replaced
by Al Lyons, who went the rest
tof the distance. Bonham gave UP
| eight hits and six runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
TrN-METER COMING

RILGEWASH: James Howln-
worth of the Buffalo Canoe Club
will be at the ILYA regatta with
ms ftt=UTrtrT- budt uftf-
verSal class entry Who IS
sailing with who Russ Poullot IS
ieining Bud Doyle on Bangalere
IN the S-mcter racing loin-
ing. among others, Doyle'S wife,
Harriet, and Theodore Griswold
COggin.
Fed - Ea1nsMartA is sailing
Charley Bcck's Conwcgo IN the
Deep Water race 10 Put-ln-Bay
TO miles, Saturday night &.
It. Cy Gillette, veteran navy
Gior, will be- home on leave and
viii be sailing with Pcrce Oar
nell on one Of the latter'S Fights
Perez. incidentally, is play
ing ibbity-bibbity-zab, trying to
decide whether he should sail
Plntall or Intrepid (Awashonksl
but both are going TO the
Bay
Paul Rcnncr viii be spark
plugging 6t1tt-it -AfeGfefof.S Gfft'rf-
Ienge m the 6-meter class
Renner WedS Ruth Sinclair
Dec. u which IS Just be-
tween the soft and hard water
yachting seasons.
-Four C'S, Charley Beck's Host,
Freddie Runnels Nlf, Don
WrightS Caprice and Morrill,
DunnS CayuSe are going to the
Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Old Fiqh+er Dies

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2
(UP) Charley Waltz, old-time
professional fighter who boxed
under the name Of Kid Carter
died here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

" no prof
fcred help
You gotta
60 down 20
gate % TO
get in" said
the red head
90 urChin.
"Yeh. that's
" h ere the
service guys
get in" said
a n o I h e r
OF the young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
81. 8O6 See z Twilight Cannes
EVENING GAMES AVERAGE 1888

hall across the diamond toward
first base as ne started for the
dugout 1t being the third out IN
the making go. Trout first slowed
up and then suddenly dartcd for
first Crosctti, within 20 feet
Of the bag. threw hurricdly and
almost over Ettcn'S head The
Yankee tlst Sackcr had 20 stretch
hugh and wide 20 make the catch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
BoIdnos Is Winner
Over Lewis Again

LOS ANGELES. Aug . Up
Mexican fcathervcight Enrique
Bolan0S took his thirteenth
straight win last night al Olympic
Auditorium when be trounced
Pee We Lewis IN the lO-round
man CVCnt.
The Los Angeles boy, on the
short end of tho odds, was dropped
in tho fourth 16r count OF seven,
but got APP and went on with the
fight. giving y pounds 10 the Mex
leo City fighter. Lewis stayed
with Bolanos, who beat him last
+ 'cii1f-o1r-y, throughout the bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Seniors Face
New Threats
By NJ Z. pRUKENBRoD

With eight in the 70's in yes
terdays first round OF the state
seniors golf tournament at De-
troit Golf Club, the hottest finish
IN the history of the 22-year-old
event is predicted for today
In there swinging are three
Gha+4-yvcUme-latelys -- fellows In
the youngest group. 50 TO 81 years
old-who are in such good posi-
tionS they threaten TO crash
through ahead Of the group that
has dominated the event for years,
Heading the new threats is
Warren GaSkell Of Adrian. who
got off with a rousing start with
an eagle deuce on No. OF the
championship north course and
went on 10 post 37-3S-75.
FARLEY HAS rs
{. J. Farley of Grand Rapids,
another of the ome-latelyS In this
event but for years one of the
states leading amateurs. had 49,
3S-76 on the same course. He
was followed by Art Raske of
Oakland Hills with 37-40-77. The
latter three-putted No. Is from
five feet.
These three have the advantage
over the other 20 shooters since
all will switch courses today and
they will play the shorter south
course, whereas the others will
tackle the north course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
DITROIT
INV NORk

Totals 40 lf q % T,'sls 81 II - :
'Batfei f.r N'osevirh IN SIKH
Bated or Lyons 10 ninth
New YORK 0i0 0o2 0oi-4
DETROIT 100 800 1ox s
Runs Crsmer Outlaw. York Higgins
? swift Hoover Richards Metheny.
Martin Lindeli Savage Errors-Grimes.
Cramer. How'd Runs batted in-Etten
2 Derry, Hoover 3. Trout Cramer. York
Two-base hits--Stlrnweiss Cramer
swift. Hoover. Home rIn---i0Tk SscFi-
hce hunt-Stirnveiss Sacrifice hit-Mayc.
Double plays Crussiti 10 SurnweiS 10
ftten. Trout - York Left on bases
Sew York TO- Detroit 4 Bases on balls
on Lyons ?. on Trout ] struck out By
l. nham !. hy Lyons ! by Trout 3 Hts
OF Bcrhau 8 IN 32-l lnuinEs--nd- LA4nS
IN 10 innings. Losing pitcher
Bonham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Hint 10 Shippers:
Use Clancy'S Trick
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Two young Detroit qurts went TO the Inteake Regatta at
and the championship No
local Star boat skipper has al the Bay since.
Clancy Carl Meurer aboard Scrapper had
10 Al Wakefield Of Vermion O. He's the
A. The Nermilon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
sNUETY STEALS SO

When he stole second In the
fifth inning. Snuny Stirnweiss
totaled 33 thefts I'm S6 chances
THUS far this SEASON. Trout, In
the second. made "A spectacular
stab 20 eaten -iicmSicy'S t0rrid
laW liner and then double Etten
~ first. IL was the l2Srd double
play for the Tigers this season.
StirnweiSs totaled nine hits In
- official times at bat In the
last three games Of the series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
BROUGHT MEMORIES

When Hoover, i'm the ninth,
lei EindeIIS grOunder slip he
tween his legs, Coach Fletcher
at the Yankees yelled ~ Umpire
Bill Summers;
That's the way ] used 10 let
them 20 through me at short
stop"
The ump roarcd back;
And You amt kidding about
that, Fetch"
Every body n the big crowd
knew Nork's hat was homer
the minute II banged against
the Indians hat II had the
compact, easy on the draw
touch Norll'S eleventh homer
Of thc SCaSon, ii screamed tar
up into the second deck of the
left field stands. banged against
seat aud bounced back onto
the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
No Whip
Boots
Race
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

If you are still trying to beat
the races at the Fair Groundsl
here's a tip that might be useful;
Pick a free-running horse in any
novice jockey race because those
horses have to win under their
own power. The little riders are
just carrying the whips for
practice and haven't permission of
the stewards 10 use them 10 stir
up any lazy horse.
Novice jockey races were
started here this year in an at
tempt to develop some new riders
from a crop OF enthusiastic
youngsters. First one race a week.
now two, provide chances TO hit
the winners circle. The races have
now been heightened 10 six fur
longs.
Elmer Skjeie, youthful novice
from lone, Wash. one of the most
promising, scored his third victory
yesterday when he brought Al
Wellman's Lady Stardust, the
favorite, 10 a three-quarter length
victory over Daniel Lewis GeZlra,
ridden by the lanky colored young
ster, Jimmy Fox.
NO BLOW STRUCK
The youngsters came out carry
/ ing whips for the first time, but
not blow was struck.
This was not 10 surprising be-
cause some-of the boys do well 10
hang on, but there was some
surprise when Skjeie brought
Lady Stardust romping down the
outside and passed Fox's mount
without the colored lad even lay
ing on once with his baton.
Fox had led all the way and
opened a four-length lead with
GeZira, which was the second
tchoice Although ne couldn't use
his whip, he appeared to be doing
the next best thing.
AS Skjeie drew abreast on Lady
Stardust he turned in his saddle,
and looked him in the eyes, eithe
reproachfully or as bystanders
declared. with the intention of
giving him a little evil eye Finkle-
stein" business.
II didn't work, Skjeie and Lady
Stardust pulled away and al
though Fox tried 10 shake up his
horse a little, GeZira was a beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
HIDY is CLOSE

Next on this course came II
II. Hidy of the home club with
37-3S-75; James d. StandiSh Jr.
Detroit Country Club. 37-39-76
A. w. Wallace, Bloomfield Hills,
3S-3S-76. and w. A. Ryan. the
seniors defending champion from
Detroit Golf Club, 35-42-T7.
Each year the oldest player in
the tournament is made the hon.
orary president The honor again
goes TO George w. Cook of Flint,
who edges out Charles B. Hayes
of Kalamazoo, one of the founders
Of the association, by one month.
Cook viii be 81 in October and
HAYES in November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Probable Pitchers
rs United Pftss
,NFRtCAN ITACtF

AMERfCAN LTAGtF
p1raHeIrFls fEarrs So ara F'ark -
~ Cri-aEe G.rpat - ana uT-rlss
s-D-i50 n ~ WI
tOr'y games schedule
NATtONAL LTAGTE
So LrDlf fPrsrhetr 1f.. 90 'ff.TB-
ts~r-rft- f.sr-t-So tE-HT
~rtcaFo CTr1rkrrr go e. - rf'Th.s
(Ksrnecy o-ol-1.ls m ~
(Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

Swift turned in a perfect block
20 nail MlloSevICh at the plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
SHARP SHOOTERS

Tobacco chcwcrS eXpectorate
and this Clancy and Mcurer did
whenever they cot near Wake
field. II is a matter OF gigglX
memory that whenever either Of
these young SqurtS LET fly with
their tobacco Juice some part Of
Wakefield or his ship was Splat-
tered. Particularly was this
noticeable at the all-important
starts
Wakefield is on the solemn side,
a man of dICnlficd mlen. The
shower of tobacco Juice seemed TO
unnervc him. As a result, Clancy
got every start and won the series.
Murine. Miller and Allerdice
plan no such strategy. A good
chaw would probably set them on
their ears with dizziness. If they
win il will be by straight sailing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

is Stlll sailing Stars and winning
after more than 20 years,
GteScrnESa1lYacht Club
shippers, Emo Murine, Alex Alter
dice and Dick Miller are taking
their stars to next weeks ILYA
regatta. All have been getting
ready 10 take on Wakefield Their
ships are the last word in rig, sail
and polish
But they'll need all that aad a
bit more to show the tranSoms
Of their boats 10 w a k fic / d.
Clancy and Meurer used strategy
which was bit on the inelegant
side, but effective nevertheless in
beating Wakefield back in 1923.
Both fanCied themselves as rough.
tough salts. Both Chcwcd tobacco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
How They Stand
AMrRICAN LEAGTE

W !. Pct 'GB W l. Pet 'GB
s. z 80 AZ 5S4 . DIET az 80 .t95
Pos ae tG agl 81, CHI as a. 4s4 10
y 5G iG 81 ~ PM - b5 80 >"
Clev 81 a. $40 ~ Wash AZ So 429 1914
Yesterdays Results Todays Games
DIET =. N ptH-Chi t2l
5 J. H. Wash 8. Only games SEIZED ed.
Clcv s. Eos =.
Pm 2, CHI /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
IntT I<aru,

chat j. A. 10
Msmp f0 E-U
Nash I1, MUC| 6.
NO IS IE ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

If they win at all, the Yankees
are not going TO bag the league
pennant this year at the expense
of the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Pete Cooper
Leads at Miami.

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 8 (UP)-
Pete Cooper of Gainesville, Ga,
took the lead among early finish
ers in today's round of the $1,000
Miami Open golf tournament,
coupling a sparkling 6S with his
70 of yesterday for 1873 strokes
on the first SO holes.
Cooper, listed in the field and
not considered one of the leading
contenders for the $500 first
money, went two under par to
replace Tony Penna of Dayton, o.,
as the hottest man on the Miami
Springs Club course.
Penna fell off four strokes,
carding a II for a 36-hole total
of 140. Right behind him was
Henry Picard of Harrisburg, Pa,
who broke par by one stroke with
a 90, for a two-day total of 141.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Nelson Shoots
A Dazzling m
Times Photo

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 8 (INS)
The $500 Oakland Open golf
tournament swung into the second
round today at the Sequoya Coun-
try Club with Byron Nelson.
Toledo, o.. perfectionist. leading
on the strength of 4, under par
66 in the first round of the 70
hole event.
Trailing Nelson by two strokes
in the first round, were Denny
Shute, Akron. o.. Harold jug
McSpaden, Philadelphia; Harold
Sampson, San Francisco, and Mark
Fry, the Sequoyah pro. who all
had SIS.
Such other naturally brilliant
performers as Slammin' Sammy
Snead, Ralph Guldahl. Sam Byrd,
Willie Goggin and Bruce Coltart.
couldn't even shoot par 20. They
came in one overall with trouble
on the putting surfaces.
Two other Detrolters besides
Sammy Byrd, Claude Harmon and
Eddie Furgol had 70 and 70, re-
SpectiVely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

CHICAGO. Dec. 8 (UP)-The
Big Ten board of athletic direc-
tors today appointed K. L. (Tug)
Wilson of Northwestern, II. O..
(Fritz) Crisler of Michigan and
L. w. st. John of Ohio State to
serve as a three-man executive
committee to govern the confer
ence's athletic policies until the
directors select a successor to
Commissioner John L. Griffith.
Guy Mackey, Purdue athletic
director and head of the board,
said the committee would carry
on until the appointment Of a
commissioner, which probably
will be made at the Big Tens
March meeting. The selection OF
Griffiths successor will be made
by the athletic directors with APP
prevail of the board of faculty
representatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
EAST SIDE

denny 81, HIGHLAND PARK II
SO-yard free style-Won by Fred Carbonero
~ Taylor tHpl second: KsmsouIiGn ZIP d.
lO0-yard breast Stroke-Won by Bob MI
chaels d. KAnSman Cd. second. Austin
ZIP third. Time: i:13.s.
2OO-yard free style-Won By Jim Gister
dDli Neville ZIP second: NeitIke Cd.
loo-yard back Stroke--won by Dick Nehls
atDl shane shane ,tD!,. second: wesen tHPl /.
loo-ysrd free style--won BY Andy Roth
t ap1 T T,ms i IaP second Newton 3D.
Diying-Won by Harry Moon tDl, 5sT;
Domke ID, second. 52.7; ClllsSby ZIP,
15o-ysrd individual medley-Won BY MI
chaels D.; Gillesby HIP second WeitzmAn
3D. third. Time o. 8
100-yard medley relay - Won by DENLY
tNehls. Harry KAnsman. Bill Zalewsh and
John shane, DENLY b. second. Highland
Park. third. Time. SIS.
Free style relay-Won by DENLY tZalewski
Gilster. CarbonerO and Gene TreuteTl; HlRh-
land Park, second. DENLY b. third. Time
1908.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

boss, but buttons business inter-
ests demand that he vacate the
post.
Scores Of names have been
mentioned for the job Of high
commissioner of baseball since
the death of Judge Lands. But
baseball's owners are proceeding
slowly and cautiously before de-
Gliding on the man they want.
Today comes the shocking news
that Maj. John L. Griffith, COM
missioner of the Western Con-
ference for % years, has passed
on. And again the men who
handle the destinies Of this great
athletic organization face a grave
problem in finding a man to
handle things as Griffith has done
so capably in the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Sailors, Hawks
In u. NJ. Plans

Michigan may add either Great
Lakes Naval Training Center or
the Iowa Prefiight Seahawks to
their football schedule it was an
nounced today. Coach Fritz
Crisler, in Chicago for the Big
Ten meetings, said if these two
service teams are in the field one
would likely find a place on the
Wolverine schedule.
AS the Wolverines have been
playing Great Lakes and Iowa on
alternate years it is believed the
Great Lakes eleven would have
the inside track. Coach Paul
Brown of the Sailors has said he
was most anxious to meet Michi-
gan next fall.
The complete Michigan sched-
ule:
Sept. 22-Indiana at Ann Arbor.
Sept. 29-Pennsylvania (tenta-
tive), Ann ArbOr.
Oct. 6-NOrthwestern at Evans
ton.
Oct. 13-Army at Yankee Sta
dunn.
Oct. 20-Pennsylvania (tenta-
tive), Ann ArbOr.
Oct. 27-Illinois at Champaign.
Nov. 3-MinnesOta at Ann Ar
Dor.
Nov. 1O-Navy at Baltimore.
Nov. I7-Purdue at Ann Arbor.
Nov. 24-Ohio State Mt Ann
Arbor.
At the same time it was an
nounced Michigan expected to
hold the National Collegiate
swimming championships at Ann
Arbor. March 30 and 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Golfers
AII-America

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 QNS)-
Following is Golfers Magazines
55th All-American football team,
chosen by Grantland Rice and 10
other veteran football writers.
E-Phn Tinsley, Georgia Tech.
T-Don Whitmire, Navy.
,G-JOhn Green, Army.
Caleb Warrington, Auburn.
CIV lam dackett, Ohio
State.
John Ferraro, south n
California.
Paul Walker, Yale.
Q-Edgar Kenna, Army
Boob Jenkins, Navy
Boob Fenlmore, Oklahoma A.
and VI.
B-Les HOrvath, Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Wolfe Is Snubbed

If you hear a lot OF deep rum
bling about our town today, do
not scurry for the nearest bomb
shelter. The noise comes from
that great cheering and marching
society which follows Alexander
Wojiechowicz, a decided fixture
at center for the Detroit Lions.
All season long Wojie's loo a !
adherents have been rejoicing at
his fountain of youth" play for
the Lions. Wolfe had one of his
best seasons since hitting the pro
loop.
\ Especially did his followers
think he completely outplayed
Clyde (Bulldog) Turner, the
Bears giant center, in both
games between Detroit and Chi
cago. one game of which ended
In a tie and the other a victory
for the Lions.
But when the all-pro selections
appeared there was the name OF
Turner at center on the first
team. And to add insult to in
Jury. Dojie was not even honoreo
with a second tesrn berth. That
went to Charlie Brock OF the
Packers. =,
Wolfe struggled in for the
"show" money on the third team,
And that is why his partisans VIII
snap at your loins today If you
nc much as mention all-star or
all-pro football selections.
Don't be surprised if the fight
m New York tonight between Lee
Oma and Tami Mauriello doesn' I
turn out TO be one packed with
action.
Whitley Bimstein. who has taken
over the job of conditioning Oma,
writes his man is in splendid con-
dition and he thinks Oma can win
by a knockout.
But when il comes to unpre-
dictable fighters you will find
none harder TO guess than Mr..
Oma. He is a gent of many moods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Intend TO Follow Sports CoseIy

Neither compete athletics again. but they intend
keep close sports possible Doctors don't know now the
hSes tuberculosis but the fact that
Kuzma became i'll perhaps the only thing that saved Franks
His mental condition helped by Toms spirit his
and the knowledge another powerulybut athlete in
the condition.
Franks a guard 1912 which games
three and halfback big game that
1920 victory Notre Dame and jules work
front a big factor
few months later both boys stricken
than belfast Franks still remain quiet but
Kuzma sit UP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
BeII-Edton Go
Tops Ring Card

. An eight-round bout featuring
. neighoorhood rivalry. tops
Arcsdia's boxing show next Tues
day. O'Neil Bell. who holds vic
tories over Charley Parham and
Tommy Bell, meets Johnny Eaton,
The lad who beat Johnny Ryan
here and in Chicago.
Johnny Varey and Joe Andary
will meet in rematch Of four
rounds in the semifinal. One bout
is yet 90 be arranged
: The card:
O'Nein Bel vs. Johnny gs,ca rounds
Johnny vsrey vs. Joe AndaTy. 4 rounds A.
Price Va EDDIE simmons round Cetfr
fl0urnsy vs. Eddie Prince, 4 roundf DOVE
hin " Doyle Martin. rounds william
Thurman Va Tom Classy, foaneA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Prep Swim Results
WEST SIDE

COOLEY asa NORTHWESTERN ASA
1oo-yard back stroke-Won by George Heath
(Nwl voyles tcl. second Rice INV and
Cornell &C. tied for third. Time 1907.
sO-yard free style-Won by Tom Dunmire
tCl; r. Aksrros tCD. second. Byberg INV
third Time. asa.
100 yard breast stroke - Won By Tony
Bandyk (NW) p. Witherspoon &C.. second.
Sternfels (cl. third. Time 1901
2o0-yard free style-Won by Gene Marie
NV; Fischer INV. second; Hisle co.
third Time: 2:i2.1.
lo0-yard free Styie-Won by Edwin Pinker-
ton (HWl: Beeson tCl. second, b. Wither-
spoon &C.. third. Time: :o7 g.
Divng-Won by Rudy Perea tNWl, ~ 4;
Riddock tcl. second. 37.l; BluchAta tNwl
third, 366.
iso-yard individual medley-won by Kari
Akerros &C.. Dame &C., second. Miller
tNwl. third. Time; 1854.
l50-yard medley relay-Won by North
western Heath. BAndyk. Bob Byberg
Cooley a., second Cooley b, third. Time:
1894.
2oo-yard free style relay-won by Cooley
Bruce witherspoon. Tom Dumire, Ralph
Akerros Karl Akerrosl; Northwestern a..
second. Northwestern B., third. Time: 1:4S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Sammy Byrd Says

Friends Of Scotty Strachan,
matchmaker for Arcadia, are
most alarmed over his condition
following a recent operation.
Sammy Byrd, hotter than a
stolen necklace in last years win
ter golf campaigning. seems TO
have jelled considerably.
Baseball men are hopeful Rog-
ers Hornsby succeeds in buying
the Minneapolis club. You cam
wish a guy bad luck all Of his
life because he tossed a bundle OF
mazoola on the horses.
Billy Taylor. well-known De-
troit golfer, who narrowly es-
capped death when the ambulance
he was driving for American field
service hit a mine in Italy, has
recovered his health and is now
back in the insurance business
with ByrneS- McCaffrey. Inc.