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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

ter F. Buxton, father, East Lam
sing.
BuIzitta. Pfc. Louis Airs.
Jennie Buzzitta, mother, 72s Col
lege Ave, S. f., Grand Rapids.
Caretto, Pfc. Arthur W.-Mrs.
Anna Caretto, mother. 2l76 Michi-
gan, Lincoln Park.
Dougherty. Pvt. Robert Mrs.
Lillian Dougherty, mother, MANS
tique.
Fisher, Pvt. John Mrs. Eva
Fisher, wife, Midland.
Hart, Pfc. Gilbert B.-Mrs. AlvR
Hart. mother. Haslett.
Jacosky, Statf Sgt. Leonard -
Mrs. Mary Colasinsky, mother, III
Dwight. River Rouge.
Jenison. Sgt. Harold C.-Mrs.
Mary Jenison. mother. Jenison.
Kasoff. Cpl. Herman V. - Mrs.
Pauline Kasoff, mother. 1884 Wav-
erly. Detroit.
Kendra, Pfc. Walter Mrs
Veronica Kendra, mother, 402s 3lst
St., Detroit.
King, Pvt. Donald MFRS. Ina
2. King. mother. Litchfeld.
Kohtala, Stan Sgt. Theodore O..
Mrs. George Kohtala, mother.
Trout Creek.
Koki, Pfc. Charles B.-Mrs. Eli
zabeth HomZ, mother, Carsonville.
Leahy, LIST 1t. Arthur Mrs.
Me- T. Leahy. mother, $50 w Will
lard, Kalamazoo.
Luberski, Pfc. Stanley c. Mrs.
Bernice Luberski. mother, 11411
Lumpkin St. Hamtramck.
Marble, Pfc. Robert D.-Mrs. Ina
Marble, mother. Houser Rd.. Holly.
Mccormick, Pvt. Edward A. -
Mrs. Margaret Mccormick, mother,
l2411 Greenlawn, Detroit.
Monks, Pfc. Earl Airs. Peggy
Monks. wife, 22025 COLONY St., Clair
Shores.
Ohlerich. Pvt. Louis H.-Mrs.
Katherine Ohlerich, wife, Jackson.
Peterson, Pfc. Robert C.-Mrs.
Helen Peterson, mother, Houghton.
Phillips. Pfc. Robert F. - Mrs.
Anna Phillips. mother, Muskegon.
Pool, Pvt. John D.-Mrs. Minnie
Pool. mother, iceland.
Pulinski, Pvt. Leonard AIRS.
Phyllis Pulinsk!, wife, sos Add
son ST., Flint.
Reeve, 1st 1t. Arnold M.-Mrs.
Helen L. Reeve, wife, Jackson.
Ruckle, Sgt. A. II. - Mrs. Violet
Ruckle, mother, East Jordan.
Rys. Tech. 5th CIR. Walter Mrs.
Sophie Rys, mother, 1910 Noenart,
Detroit
Scharback, Pvt. Donald C.-Mrs.
Clair Scharback. mother, 1920 Ro-
chester, Detroit.
Sedig, Pvt. Wilmer E.-Mrs. ALL
Sedig, wife, 27S w. Grand, High
land Park.
Soullidre, Sgt. Harold R.-Mrs.
Velma Soullidre. wife, Van Dyke.
Szydlowski, Pfc. Teofil - Mrs
Veronica Szydlowski, mother, 1926
Carpenter St., Detroit.
Talbot, Pvt. Albert R.-Mrs. Lor
raine Talbot, wife, 1920 Wilfred
Detroit.
Tharp, Pfc. Hugh H.-Mrs. Edna
s. Tharp, mother, Battle Creek.
Thomas, Staff Sgt. Samuel c.
Mrs. Adele NJ. Thomas, wife, 937
Algonquin ST., Detroit
Thompson, Pfc. Horman-Char
lie Thompson, father, Petoskey.
Weatherwax. Tech. 9Th CIR. james
Airs. Mabelle II. Weatherwax
mother, Holland.
Winn, Pfc. Deward-Mrs. Lille
VIM, mother, 1850 Godfrey, s. w.
Grand Rapids.
Whiting, Pvt. William - Mrs
Gladys Whiting, mother, 1865 lie
may Ave, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
OPEN TO HUNTERS

Lansing, July 20-AP-Bow and
arrow hunters this fall may roam
over all Of southern Michigan in
search Of deer. the state conserva-
ton commission decided Tuesday
at its Rogers City meeting. The
commission approved the game di-
visions recommendation to open
all southern Michigan counties to
the gunless sportsmen, previously
limited only to special Allegan
County season. The new season
will run from November l to IA.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

dentists Office by his mother but
was shaking with fear when he sat
down In the chair and collapsed
and died before the dentist. DR.. F.
l.. Rounds. had time TO begin treat
ing the offending tooth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
Casualties

Washington. July 20-INS- -Four
Michigan men were among l27 cas-
ualties announced today by the
Navy Department.
Naval casualties since Pearl Har-
Dor now total 49,045.
The Michigan men are:
Beckwith. Herbert Lyle. motor
machinist's mate. second class. l..
s. Naval Reserve. Missing Par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Levi
Beckwith. 3l7 Ash, Flint.
Black. Edwyn Duncan. radioman,
third class, u. S. Naval Reserve.
Dead. Mother, Mrs. Eva Florence
Black. 1885 Rademacher. Detroit.
Dibble. Robert Emmerson, tor
pedoman's mate. second class. u. 5.
Navy. Dead. Mother, Mrs. Violet
Alverna Puff. Grant. Sister. Mrs.
Leoth Irene Barker, Baroda.
Tucker. Harold, Jr, private,
first class. U. S. Marine Corps Re.
serve. Dead. Father. Harold z.
Tucker. Sr.. Freeland.
Wounded
Washington, July 20-INS-Fifty.
six Michigan men were listed
among 1,136 soldiers listed today
by the War Department as wound
ed In action.
They are:
European area:
McAskin, Pfc. Donald Mrs.
Mary McAskin, mother. 937 Hudson
Ave. Detroit.
Stein. Pvt. Phillip, Jr.-Mrs. Mar.
garet Stein, mother. Port Huron.
Vented, Pvt. Walter H.-Mrs.
Bertha Vented. mother $3.50 MI.
Ter Ave, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

MIDDLEBORo. Mass -INS--An
official medical examiners report
disclosed Wednesday that 14-year.
old Wayne Thomas died OF fright
in a dentists chair Tuesday before
an aching tooth could be extracted.
The boy was accompanied TO the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

HELENA. Mont.--INs- Backed
by the clio Political Action Com
mittee. Left Erickson Wednesday
held a lead over his two opponents
in the three-eornered tight for the
Democratic nomination for COVER
nor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

TO influence his vote on certain
bills. Counsel for former SenA-
tors D. stephen BenIie. OF Nor
waN Mich. and Henry +. Shea, OF
Laurium and Lansing. Democrats,
said they also would testify and
deny any wrongdoing in connec-
ton with the making OF laws.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

Mason. Mich. july 90 AP -
Two more OF the % defendants in
legislative graft conspiracy trial
are TO appear soon on the witness
stand where. Tuesday. Senator
Jerry T. Logic. Bay City publi-
can. entered a flat denial OF
charges that he accepted brides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Developed WhirIy

After running his own horses
for many years. Ben took his
first Job as trainer with the
Woolford Farm, owned by Her
bert Woolf OF Kansas City. He
stayed with Woolf until 1883
when he went 10 work for War
rem Wright's Calumet Farm
He's still with Wright, for
whom he developed a fairish
horse named Whlrlaway, along
with a good many others.
His latest star. the beau'
redhead, Twilight Tear. is
turf dream girl" She has ovef-
Swallowed her stablemate, PEN
siVe. Derby winner, beating hun
three times running.
"She's got an intense desire to
win" Ben says "She's also
perfectly proportional lady"
Her stable name IS SuzyD
"SuZy stands is hands. weighs
l.075 pounds. In length she's
seven feet, two inches, measures
73 inches in girth and takes q
No. ; shoe.
"She likes the mud a. much
AS she does the dry going" says
Ben, who thinks great horses
should be able 70 run on any
kind Of a track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Women Stars
AT Oakland Hills

Peg Kirk Of Findlay jean Hop
kins of Cleveland, Sally Sessions
Of Muskegon and Majoric Row.
holdover district and Michigan
champion, now located in AnniS-
ton. Ala, are among the out-of-
town golfers who viii compete in
tomorrow Red Cross benefit
tournament al Oakland Hills. All
will play in next months Western
Amateur in Chicago.
The entry list was filled TO
capacity more than a week ago.
Most OF the districts leading golf
ers, including Margaret Russell Of
the home club, and Mrs. Sam
Byrd Of Plum Hollow will COM
pete. The Women's MICA repre-
sentativeS will include Shirley
Spork, the BEDFORD High School
girl.
The tournament, which starts at
$50 a. m, will be followed by
luncheon and bridge. The prizes,
valued at more than $500. have
been donated. All the money,
except for the actual cost of the
luncheons. will be turned over TO
the Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
How to Hit, Chew

Dick Wakefield left his mark
at Iowa Preflight-he showed
the cadets how 10 hit a bases
ball and how 10 chew tobacco
artiStically Steve O'Nelll
and Earl Mack had their heads
together IN the Tiger dugout
recently, telling each other how
good they were with Savannah
back in 1911 AT that time
they were the Savannah clubs
catching staff.
Irving (Pete) Lisagor, who
used 10 be sports editor OF the
Michigan Daily at Ann Arbor
and play second base for the
Wolverines. is on Stars and
Stripes IN London Bob
Wood. who used 10 work for
the Free Press. is on the s. d
S. copy desk
AL peanuts Dittrich pre-
diets there will be less than
100 scores made in the game
between the Old Timers and
the Belle Isle Tigers at Belle
Isle tomorrow afternoon {.
Besides baseball there will be a
picnic. band concert. dancing.
etc. and everybody is invited.
The Detroit Lions are moving
their offices from Washington
Blvd. 10 the Tuller hotel next
month The new offices will
be. in stores facing the park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Started at Home

II was a horse named Seth
which really put him into the
race horse business in a serious
way. Seth was in stud on the
Parnell farm and he sent his
sons and daughters onto all the
tracks OF the Midwest. Most OF
Seth's progeny were sprinters
and Ben knew how to handle
them.
One afternoon, IN New Or
leans. Ben won three Of the card
OF six races with sons Of Seth.
He still says one Of the pro-
geny, Captain Seth. was the best
horse he ever trained. The Cap'n
died early in his 3syear-old sea-
son after winning Is out OF II
starts.
I'VE played the bull ring
tracks through Kansas, Mis-
souri, and Oklahoma" Ben likes
to relate, land sometimes we
walked the horses 90 miles from
one track TO another.
"It was tough way TO make
a living. Sometimes you had In
take broken down horses and
patch them up to make them
win.
Two hundred dollars was q
juicy purse then. You seldom got
a crack at that kind Of money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
State Legion
Tourney Opens

With Beaudry and Learned
posts the Detroit representatives,
eight American Legion Junior
baseball teams open the annual
state tournament at $50 p. m.
today at Northwestern Field.
Drawings for the first round
were TO be made early this after
noon at Hotel Fort Shelby. One
defeat will eliminate an entry
until two mines are left. The
finaliSts then will have a best
two-out-of-three series, scheduled
for Briggs Stadium, Monday.
Other teams entered from the
Detroit area are Berkeley and ST.
Clair Shores. Flint, Kalamazoo.
Jackson and Midland are the re-
naming entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

by the biggest night crowd ever
TO see them play at home-24, 63l
fans - defeated the Philadelphia
Athletics. 10 2. An estimated
S35. 1000 was raised. Myron Hay
worths first homer of the year
came al a propitious time, scor-
ing two men ahead OF him IN the
fourth. 10 provide pitcher Jack
Kramer with all the margin he
needed.
Alley Donald OF the New York
Yankees performed IN his usual
manner against the Cleveland
Indians. beating them s 10 3 for
his twelfth victory over them IN
IL starts since coming into the
league a crowd of 25,4S3 con-
tributed approximately $4,000.
Homers by George StirnwciSS and
Oscar Grimes. both of Jim Bagby
accounted for FIVE of the Yankee
runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
.0md 10 Meet Winner
OF SCott-BarIund Bout

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July q
(UP)-Promoter Jack Laken said
today that he would match the
winner of Friday nights bout be-
tween Gunnar Barlund and Buddy
Scott for a fight with Lee Oma of
Detroit here on Aug. IL.
Scott, the southern heavyweight
champion from Tampa, Fla. will
meet Barlund, a Finnish slugger,
for the third time. Each has won
one bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

total of 100. 493 fans, probably the
largest number ever TO see major
league games in one night.
damned the parks last night.
The biggest turnout was In
baseball whacky Chicago-where
30.S79 fans saw the sixth place
White Sox win their first night
contest In 40 days from the
seventh place Washington Sena-
tors. 4 10 3.
White Sox officials considered
The turnout an endorsement OF
Manager Jimmy Dykes, rehlred
this week for two-year span
after riding out rumors that he
was 70 be discharged. Dykes was
The recipient of most of the cheer
inC with ms ninth inning strategy
paying a winning dividend Of two
runs after the Senators put across
100 TALES in their hall Of the
inning
The 81. Louis Browns. Inspired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

doesn't like night baseball
lie loves 10 play in the sun
Why not? -. The eN-
Tiger is the best sun-felder in
the business.
Bobby Doerr's Boston mates
are amazed at their pals bat
ting feats-especially two home
runs into right field at Sports
mans Park in st. Louis -, They
remind you that Doerr is a
rlght-hand hitter and home runs
by right-handerS into right
field are not numerous.
One of the homers was hit
atop the grandstand roof, which
is some clout. Charley Gehr-
niger hit one up there for the
Tigers against the Cardinals IN
the 1884 world series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

Sam Langford's arm reached
10 his kneeS-and Turkey
ThompSon's two inches longer
Turkey is only 5 feet So
inches tall and weighs POS ring
side -. He's a converted
southpaw. But can he punch
like Langford?
Although the show drew APP
proximately $4,000. the Coli
scum Boxing Club Jack
Kearns) of Chicago dropped
$1,000 on the Willie Pep-Wil-
lie Joyce fight.
Satchel. Paige. the great col
ored pitcher. lists Joe DiMag-
glo, Charley Gehringer and
Dick Bartell as the toughest
white men he's ever pitched TO
OF Bartell. he said:
He can't bring a bat around
n fast az DiMaggio, but he's
fighter, and he hugs the
plate and you can't blow him
away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Toledo S|ugger
PAGES AA Stars

MILWAUKEE. July q (UP)-
Spanked by Babe Martin, Toledo
outfielder who made five hits 10
drive in four runs, the American
Association All-Stars swamped the
leading Milwaukee Brewers, $50,
last night. giving Casey Stengels
crew the most humiliating defeat
ever handed a league-leading
team in the 10-year history OF
all-Star games.
The previous scoring record for
an all-star game was set in 1885
when Kansas City was beaten
1877.
The All-Stars piled up a total
of 20 hits. They scored three
more runs in the third frame, five
more in the fifth and two in the
sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

10 get Crimson Tide up for the
decision al the wire.
Jockey Don Scurlock, one of the
four riding brothers from Paints
vile, KY. was the Jockey Of the
day with three winners He start
cd in the fourth on Cahors for a
$27 40 mutuel, won the fifth on
Major Jimmy. which paid S6.40
after an easy triumph, then
wound up the day with his best
ride on Ray G..
Trainer w. c. Wilson an
nounced the gelding, Sky Soldier,
which he was training for A. +.
Russ, dropped dead yesterday out
side his stall from a heart attack.
Sky Soldier was a 5-year-old
son of Cohort. He was second in
his last start, in the money for
the first time in eight trips 10
the post this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

again the first lady Of the turf
is lucky to have her destiny in
the hands of a GENTLEMAN.
Plain Ben likes buck as well
as the rest of us, but he does
not care for the larcenous buck.
Unlike some members of the
horsey set, whom we could
name, Ben would not break a
horses heart in order to get
himself a bundle of scratch.
The tall. thick-set man with
the clear blue eyes-and the de-
ceptive farmerish appearance
has true sportsmans feeling"
for horses. He has been around
them for more than 80 years.
Jones was born and raised on
a farm near Parnell, Mo. He
still has a vestige of ''hayseed'
in his appearance, but don't
write him down as yokel, He
can outsmart the clty-slicker
wise guys of the turf without
half trying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Marshall Favori+e

CLEVELAND, July q (UP)-
Despite handicap of weight and
age, Lloyd Marshall of Sacra-
mento. Cal, leading light heavy
weight, is a slight favorite TO beat
heavyweight Joe Maxim. Cleve-
lands fighting army private, to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Praises Big Train

Billy Evans, former Ameii-
can League umpire and now
president Of the Southern AS
ISOLATION. recalls Walter John
sons three victories over the
New York Highlanders yam
keeS) in four days as the great
est pitching performance Of all
time.
They were three shutouts
and every one of them an i'm
prOvement over the previous
one" Evans declared.
Herold Muddy Ruel, White
Sox coach and formerly OF the
Tigers, is a law graduate and
has had banking experience in
The trust department Of a 81.
Louis financial institution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
HefZeck Stays
I'm Net Meet

MILWAUKEE, July 27-A Al
Hetzeck of Hamtramck today was
the only Michigan entry remain
ing in the Western Junior tennis
tourney here.
Hetzeck reached the quarter
finals by beating Tony Trabart,
Cincinnati, o., 6-1.
In a girls division match, Jean
Neegs of Grand Rapids, put out
Stephanie Prychitko, Hamtramck,
So, rs, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
BengeIl Is Named
Pin Loop Prexy

Herman Bengell, president Bob
Cole and Ernie Bolle, first and
second vice presidents; Fred Hirt.
gel. Secretary-treasurer, are the
officers of the Michigan Major
Bowling League whose new sea-
son begins Sept. 10 at Crest
Lanes. The schedule runs 80
weeks. The election was held last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
New Wing Fam
is Adams DOG

Jack Adams has a dog-his
first since his boyhood days in
Fort William Ont.
It's black cocker spaniel, six
weeks old, and is named Wings
after the Red Wings, of course.
1t was given 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams by a friend.
a friendly little fellow. Wings
gives the impression he'll never
growl at any one-not even a
hockey referee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Trafton Sells Contract
OF Boxer Willie Joyce

HOLLYWOOD, July 81 GNS)
The contract of Willie Joyce,
Gary. Ind, lightweight, has been
purchased from George Traitor,
assistant coach for the Green
Bay Packers football team, by
Charles Schuster. il
was announced today. Joyce will
meet Henry Armstrong at San
Francisco, Aug. q. Schuster said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

w a r & o II
b a lis re
selling or
S25 TO $50 a
dozen ..
They used TO
st min e
bucks .
Moreover. he
says S o m e
pr os q T e
well heeled'
with the COW
eted balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

brother . in =
law of Gro
hin and for
mer w as h.
ington in
fielder. helped
3 a inbridgeS
Naval Train
Ing Center
tie m " in
an exhibition
ga m Q from
the Red Son
II -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Spy Snare Bought
For Powers String
Times Photo
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

automobile dealer defense plant
owner been built the
establishments added another handicap
with the purchase of the 4year-od colt Spy
front the o Charles T. Fisher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

h a n d s, wrists
a n d forearm:
that are a part
of most base
ball players.
Second. there
is an enthusi'
aSn for h /;
c o mparatively
n @ w s p o r
W ich JUS
couldn't be de-
MED.
A lot of base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Bob Tales
Twilight Tear, New
Filly Star, Lucky
To Have Ben Jones
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

II seems to me that beauti-
full redhead of the turf. Twi-
light Tear. can count herself
extremely fortunate in having
fallen into the hands of so fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

a m a n a S
Benjamin A.
Jones, better
X n o w n a S
Plain Ben.
Race horses
a re delicate
m e c h anisms
a n d this is
e S p e cially
true in I h e
case of lady
race .lorses.
70 can say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

pIdNtI AtNtII yTdIS dbU
Today he's one of the country's
four or five top golf professionals,
In the main. two factors &C.
count for the former Yankee out
fielder's sensational climb in his
new sport.
First, there are those powerful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today's Games
Minor LEAGUE Results

init League
Buff AZ &c ii.
Nwk 7. Roch q.
Only games.
Fast League
tfiCR 8 Wmsp 7
Alh 10 II WI rs.
Hart T. Scr q.
Only games
lntst. League
Tren rs. Atm ,.
Lanc-HaE rain
Nfim YORK. rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Leading Bat+ers
NATIONAL LFAGJ
I2O.493 Fans See Six
War Relief Night Tits

q (UP)-Alarm clocks went unheeded and
breakfasts ketchy record number OF baseball Ian IN
found that follow
nowadays they have to keep the hours OF owls
Sl6OO0O relief charities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
MELRoSE WINS

Crimson Tide won the $500
Pony Express Purse for the ex-
tremely successful T. c. Melrose
Of Cleveland by a nose over Fly
ing Giant.
In doing so he nipped a coup
by some of our Canadian cousins.
who had shipped Flying Giant in
recently for Trainer Gene Smith
TO send 10 the wars.
Jockey Andy Loturco had the
5-year-old son Of Flying Heels
five lengths in front as he head
ed into the muddy stretch and
Cornelio MAIZENA, just managed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Sport
Doerr's Boston Mates
Amazed by His Eeats
Of Hitting 10 Left
BY LEO MACDoNNELL

Joe Cronin complains you
Cant trust relatives. A
home run ny Sherry Robertson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Coli Balls $50

Henry Mortimer (Old Nib
lick Divot, our golf sleuth. re-
ports, in the black market, pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

sRF- for Cronin IN sifhth
came called In Boston haN OF the
cien'H because 90 rain.
Boston 200 600 II
DETROIT 600 100 OIL
Runs Johnson Mayd. Err0rs-None
Runs batt,f in-Tabnr YORK. Two.base
hff Hlfuns. Double plays Woods 20
Ncwsuue to uorrr SaCrifice-Mayo.
Left ON bases Boston s. Detroit 5 Raises
on baEs-Oif Woods o or Newhouser 3.
struck cur b. NsWhouser 2. Umpires--
Rue B.ter ard summers. Time-l %
AttCndanee-5. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

I Dall players SKIP out 10 d BOlI
course at every opportunity, just
! for a chance to sock that sta
tionary little white pill. And how
they can sock il!
RECALL TRoUT'S FEATS
Red Runners, for instance, still
talk about Dizzy TroutS drive on
No. l there one day last summer.
He walloped the ball ON THE
FLY well up into the big tree far
down on the right hand side of
the fairway.
And on No. -, he drove oppo-
site the trees which crowd into
the fairway from the left-so far
down that he swung a 6-iron for
his second on the par 5 hole.
Similar feats here have been
credited TO Schoolboy Rowe and
Gee Walker, 10 name a few of
baseball'S golfers. And Birming-
ham golfers will tell you that FL
don Auker, the old member of
their club. can hit with the long
est in the game.
ONE OF LONGEST
Well. Sam Byrd has that same
power-has had il, in fact. ever
since he took up this game.
He ranks with COLTS longest
hitters. Day after day, hole after
hole, he comes pretyt close to be-
ing tops,
We've always figured AL Wat
rouS was the most enthusiastic
golfer we ever knew. The fell
low lives golf. But so does Byrd,
which recalls a surprise AL got
one day when he dropped over 10
visit Sam al Plum Hollow.
WatrouS arrived around $50
a. m, and knowing that Byrd,
like most pros. had been busy at
his club until around $50 the
night before. expected he'd have
to wait for him.
ALREADY ON JOB
But there was Sam. already
at work on the practice tee"
Watrous reports. The fellow
must sleep on the course"
That's typical of Byrd. He likes
TO practice. he likes 10 play and
he enjoys teaching.
Combine that enthusiasm with
his power and it's no wonder he
has come so far in golf In so
CompartNelV a short time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Pacific Coast League

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Oakland =. Hollywood p
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