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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
2-Year-OIdS Become
Turf's Glamour Boys
BY JACK CUDDY
GATED Press stan Correspondent

sprinter Of Is years ago, came
out ar Belmont two weeks ago,
heralded as a star. In his first
try, he swamped the field, win
ming by four lengths in the ex-
cellent time of 81 AS for the
four and one-half furlongS Last
Wednesday he raced again, and
breezed 10 victory in the Ire
mont Stakes by two and one-half
lengths.
The best chance of Flood Town
and Burg-el- Arab meeting is in
the $4,000 Arlington Futurity az
Chicago on July Is. Flood Town
is an announced candidate for the
stake: and there is an excellent
chance that Burg-el-Arab will be
sent along for, it.
Other good looking youngsters
to race thus far this season are
+. r. Bradlcy's Big Deal. +. w.
Hoopers Hoop Jr. w. p. Chrys-
ler's MaranSart and Whitneys
Jeep-who may Yet turn out TO
be the best of the crop. Two
other highly-touted ones. Yet 10
come 10 the post are w HehS'
PericlcS. the SEQ. 600 beauty, and
the Calumet Farms Full Stride,
half-brother OF PensIve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

NEW YORK, June 16-The 2
ycar-oldS. a high-fying bunch Of
youngsters. are the glamour boys
of the turf right now, since the
3-ycar-old division is the most
mediocre in many years, and the
handicap ranks have lost many
star performers through injuries.
There have been many fast
running 2-year-olds shown so far,
but two of them stand out like
Stceples in a low fog. They are
Col. c. V. Whitneys Burg-el-Arab
and 1t. Edward Lasker's Flood
Town.
Flood Town. a son Of the great
JohnStown. Kentucky Derby win
ner in 1899. has raced five times
and won four OF his starts. He
won four In row at Belmont.
He took two overnight races and
then won the Juvenile Stakes by
a head: also the national Stallion
Stakes BY a length and half.
lie was particularly impressive as
ne stepped the first half-mile OF
the Stallion Stakes in IA 3D. 10
Kill of his opposition, as he
finished out the five furlongs IN
81 2.5.
Meanwhile. Burg-el-Arab has
raced intellectually. This son
OF Boojum, a great Whitney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Byrd's Handicap

It's hard 10 figure the pitch.
Vic Ghezxi wasn't rated a prayer
to get that 81 in the Red
Cross tournament down at New
Rochelle yesterday but he did.
And now he's several strokes
ahead of BY Nelson.
Sam Byrd OF Detroit's Plum
Hollow blew his chances OF
winning with a "a but you
can't focus your interest when
your father IL near death with
sickness. Sam went into the
charity meet at his fathers re-
quest.
We know that Byrd's "A does
not represent his best. He has
proved his consistency OF his
game during the last year and
Is now in the upper brackets
with the first half dozen pro
golfers in this country.
On the other hand. with all
due respect 10 Sgt. Ghezzis
game, his play has lacked the
steadiness OF Byrd's. Once he
beat Nelson for the p. G. A..
title but since then he has only
been a threat but was never on
fire until yesterday. But that's
sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
National Tennis

MEMS SINGLES
Quarter finAD
Ralph Dinsy Cleveland. defeated Wen
dell Chaplin Bay City, SO. so 81
francisco segura. Coral Gables, ia, q
Jack McManiS, Los Angeles, ga, e-3. -
BIZ Talbert Indianapolis. d. Huboert
Manire, Detroit, 80, 6-l, SO
wOMEN's SINGLES
tSemlfinaD
Dorothy Bundy Santa Monica defeated
Pauline Beta. Los Angeles, is, SIS.
MEMS DOUBLES
George Rendel- William Piggett a. Ia
"a. rs Hobart Wrobbell- Hubert Manirs
(DetroitD, d George Stsinmstr- Howard
stoddard LsnsingJ. az, a.. Kenneth
Norman Hubert Johnson ANN Arbor). q
Alex Plutynski. Frank Selberg, 2-S, 1915
81
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Shirley Fry-Nancy Corbett 4. Betty
Hubert -Josnne Dunn, 81, 6-i.
TODAY's PAIRIN0k
MYN's SINGLES
Quarter hnal-Rsx Norris, Lansing, vs.
Sam Rotberg, Bay City.
WoMEN's SINGLES
semifinal-MAry Arnold, Los Angeles,
VS.. Doris Hart. Miami Fla
MEMS DOUBLES
George ReindeH-wiIlIam Piggett vs.
Hubert Msnire n obart Wrobbel Al Het-
Ieck Walter English vs.. Kenneth Norman
Hubert Johnson. Bill Talbert- Francisco
segura VS. Marshall Goodwin Rex Norris.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Pauline BetE Doris Hart vs.. Nancy Cor
bett-Shrley Fry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Dies 5OTH REGATTA

Detroit Boat Club, which APP
parently Is in business to stay,
will hold its 50th annual sail
ing regatta in the l05th year of
the club Sunday.
It's the oldest sailing event
on the river or lake. Howard
French, perpetual race chair
man at the Die, has laid out
four courses. all of which start
and finish in Lake 81. Clair off
No. 5 Black Can, excepting the
three catbOat divisions which
are slated to continue down the
river 90 the Detroit Boat Club.
The first class, the Fights,
are listed for ~ noon start
with the RS, skies. Stars. ~
square meters. racing-cruising.
cruising, A-handicap, 6, Is,
HOS, B-handicap, vineyard
Ravens, Club SlOOpS. k-cat-
boats. Ck-team cats, Free for
All cats, Snipes, LightningS, Sea
Gulls and <ippers following at
minute intervals.
The large classes will sail a
23-mile course.
Tho Arm, N-eds MORE PAnes---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

The first Of these twilight
contests at the local stadium Is
for tonight with the Browns
furnishing the opposition for the
Tigers.
In all, only seven twilight
games were booked at home this
year by the Detroit clubs ultra
conservative management.
II is true were il not for the
big turnouts for double-headers
the total attendance in Detroit,
best baseball town in the coun-
try. would nevertheless show a
decided shrinkage from the good
old DAYS. The twilight games
doubtless will bring up some OF
the slack in weekday figures.
incidentally. a I en- d n s
should be better for the recent
fstic fiareups. The melee be-
tween George Wyatt OF the
Senators and Bud Metheny Of
the Yankees enlivened a game
in Washington the other night.
iust as did Eddie Mayo's brush
with Skeeter Newsome in De-
troit.
Maybe II Is a good sign we
NAV get some OF the good old
Ty Cobb DAYS in place Of the
American Leagues curren I
dainty baseball diet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Skipper Loses
Race on Foul

The Snipe shippers OF Crescent
Sail Yacht Club picked perfect
evening for their first point score
race last night. With spanking
southwesterly breeze the little 16-
foot sloops navigated the Smile
course in less than an hour.
Freddie Pessel was second 10
cross the finish line, 10 seconds
behind Vic Schneider but because
Schneider Jumped the gun by 20
seconds Pessel was declared the
winner.
Ivan Schuel, Art Rautenberg,
fleet captain, Arnold Street and
Doc Crouch finished in that order.
This was the first time Crouch
had sailed a snipe in race and
had considerable trouble hosting
his main sail at the start. AL
though he was five minutes late
crossing the starting line he still
tried 10 catch the other five boats,
The Army Needs MORE Planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Give Strokes,
Take Drubbinq

J. w. Flick. advertising man
ager Of The Detroit Times, and
Hal Pritchard of the Pittsburgh
office of the Hearst Advertising
Service are moaning-and all be-
cause of their own generosity.
/ A few days ago at Pittsburgh's
Field Club they hooked up in a
golf match with Harry M. Bitner,
publisher OF the Pittsburgh Sun
Telegraph, and William McNamee,
advertising director Of the Chi
cago Herald American.
Hopeful Of making il at least
close, Flick and Pritchard gave
their opponents two strokes on all
except the one-shot holes and a
stroke and half on them.
The reward for their almost
Iunheard of generosity was a ter
rife drubbing.: And the irony Of
IT was that the Rtner-McNamee
combine. with Bitner having low
gross of the fourSome. actually
beat them without strokes.
Undaunted by these misfor-
livery Day IL D-Day I'm Faetortss--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Boon TO PhiIlies

Though the Pills played any
thing but championship ball, the
announced attendance for 10
games shows a total OF 12S. 276,
which is almost hall the total
home gate In 1912.
Three night games drew an
aggregate OF 44.722, whereas
midweek daylight programs at
tracted an average Of less than
600.
The White Sox drew 70760 in
four night games, a l7,700 av-
erage and about $4,000 a game
more than the same contests
would have drawn on the same
afternoon.
II was predicted in Chicago
recently that the management
Of the Sox would ask far more
night games. They want p.
three with each team. matching
the st. Louis grant.
Because there are no lights
AT Briggs Stadium. there is no
basis for a comparison Of at
tendances. The closest thing Is
between the afternoon and twi-
light games. Twilight games
outdrew afternoon games by A
big margin last season and I'M
doubtedly will do so again this
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Ask for Criticism

Over in Cleveland baseball
men - repeatedly the Indian
coaches-complained the scrihes
should write constructive criti-
cism" instead of mere fault find
Ing.
To which the scribes are de-
manding that Roger Peckin-
paugh do a little constructive
building. Adding an infelder or
catcher. for instance.
To Peck's pleas that players
can't he had. typewriter pound
ers pointed out the Red Sox
were able 70 pick up a good
third haseman in Jimmy Butcher
and that Clark Griffith and
other moguls seemingly are able
70 bag new players even with
the admitted shortage
Also. the Red sSoX stepped out
and bought Dick Callahan, the
New Orleans schoolboy senSa-
ton. In a measure proving that
Tom Yawkey is still willing 10
gamble with his money.
500 What Won Made 81 Air shoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

That Knockout that Herr
Armstrong scored over BUNNY
Davis in New York last night
brings out a snort without coax
ing. Hammerin Henry isn't
supposed 10 have enough punch
left 10 bruise a FISH fly but he
did put Bunny away. The lat.
ter is a tough Brooklyn boy who
has banged his way through 40
knockout victories. BUNNY usu-
ally gets his man in the early
rounds.
Last night. Armstrong fought
like BUNNY, although Henry Is
supposed 10 have been all
washed UP for years. He can't
see too we'll, II al all, and II In
to be presumed that he fights
by ear--caulifiower ear. His
eyes, by now, are practically
crocheted into his head.
Armstrong has been going
about the countryside betting
out fellows and piling up a
string OF victories. Some OF
these boys have been gracious
enough 10 meet Henry three or
four times. The ending is the
same but the setting is different
on each occasion. Henry'S foe
is on the canvas for keeps usu-
ally before the sixth round.
Recently Willie Joyce did
things 10 Armstrong in a Jack
Kearns show in the Chicago
Coliseum. You can look for a
return on this one Armstrong;
managers wanted TO bring him
in here last winter but that was
one we wouldn't have.
But as long as Henrys frame
holds together managers win
have him in there failing away
in his windmill style. And why
does this 60 on--why does
Henry head into the everlasting
darkness OF blindness
The gate for last nights lg| |
was $50 .922.
The Army Needs MORE Planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Ernie Crates. co-owner of Bit
zen, with Murray Knapp. doused
his spinnaker and slapped on a
huge overlapping jib. Bitten,
queen of two oceans, the Atlantic
and the Pacific, by virtue of her
victories in Bermuda, Havana and
Honolulu racing would see what
this fresh water lady who has
won two Mackinac races could do.
1t was stand-off. Jimmy
Grove owned Bitten before buy
ing Manitou. His ship. a 64-foot
yawl, carried two headsailS
against the 56-foot cutters genoa
jib
With this rig Manitou seemed
to point higher but Bitten was
footing faster. They scrapped for
an hour, lacking together and
there was little to choose as both
crossed each others bow. Skip
pers and crews OF both ships
probably are figuring they had
the better of it. All of which points
to some interesting racing here
this season.
They'll meet for the first time
officially in the Mills Trophy
Race on Lake Erie, Saturday,
June "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Detroiters
Get NJ Awards

ANN ARBOR, June 16-Five
Detroiters were among the 10
members of the Big Ten cham
pion University of Michigan base
ball team awarded letters by
Coach Ray Fisher yesterday.
Bliss Bowman, Elmer Swanson,
Charles Ketterer, Bruce Blanch-
ard and Don Lund, all from the
Motor City, were included in one
of the largest squads 10 receive
awards in the past decade.
Other winners:
Dck schmidtke, Elroy HirSeh Bob
wiese. Dennis Manko, Jack Haekstadt,
Bob Nusshaumer, Walter Keli, Mike
Fsrnyk. Keith Phelps. Bob Stevenson, BIZ
Gregor. ,,,,,.-
and Bill Nelson.
In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Jack Medgher New
Seahawk Grid Pilot

IOWA CITY, Ia. June 10 (INS)
1t. Comdr. Jack Meagher, for
mer head football coach at
Auburn, today took charge Of the
grid destinies of the Iowa Sea-
hawks.
Comdr. Meagher was stationed
at Norman, Okla. Daytona Beach,
Fla, and at Hollywood Beach.
Fla, where he was athletic di-
rector, before being assigned to
the naval establishment in Iowa
Civ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
YdnksLOse15


The Boston Red SoN stood
within half a game of the Ameri-
can League leadership today after
defeating the Athletics. 5 10 l,
for their ninth straight victory,
Tex HughSan hung up his ninth
consecutive triumph Of the season
by holding the As 10 six hits.
The Yankees, ending one Of
their most demoralizing road
jaunts tthey lost Is of their q
games, lost the fourth and final
night game with the Senators. 3
10 2.
The New York Giants drubbed
the Dodgers, Q 70 2. Mel OFT
banged out his seventeenth homer
Of the season. o..
The Pirates shut out the Gin
cinnati Reds. ! 10 0.
A single by Fred Mullen and
Jimmy WasdellS double in the
eighth gave the Phillies 5 10 4
victory over the Braves.
-. MA, vnt, Ma. "a Al. Shes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

when she unpacked a severe fore
hand and overhead TO Gust Paul
inc Betz, defending cup holder, IN
the first Semi-final. rs. 6-3. Misses
Hart and Arnold get together to-
day and the winner joins Miss
Bundy in the final tomorrow
An arm ailment hampered Miss
Betz, as it did the day before
when she just squeaked through a
tough three-setter with l6-year-
old Shirley Fry, but the dethroned
champion offered no excuse. Her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Over His He Sd

First change in the ovcrayfragr
singles IN s month IS on file today
az Vogue Recreation, where the
city bowling championship tourna-
ment closes morrow night
Robert Crouch average l20, had
547 for lS7 and third place Five
more Asads TWO today and three
tomorrow remain on the schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

! ter-final match, 90 6-3, 3D., out
not until he battled the national
| intercollegiate champion every ex-
change Of the way.
In the end, Segura's magician
like mastery of a two-hand loop
ing drop shot and fore and back
hand cross court whistlers at a
sharp angle proved McManis I'M
doing.
McManis revealed fine service
and point winning backhand. On
the other wing he erred repeat
edly in trying TO find the corners.
Bill Talbert, ranking No. q, a
tournament player Of 10 years
standing. erased Hubert Manire,
Detroit public parks champion,
former star at Oklahoma City
University, 60, 6-l, 60.
Manirc went on court with two
badly bliStered feet TO which first
aid had been applied On returns
of service he could not start
quickly and Talbert aced him
often.
Edward RoSZak'S return TO
tennis in the old home town after
two years in the marines had a
drab note.
Paired with Walter Preston in
the doubles against George Rein
del-William Piggett. the Ham
tramckers had match point in the
third set at 5-4 on Roszak' s
service.
Preston Roszak failed 10 hold
the advantage and Reindel-Pig-
gctt eliminated them, 6-l. as rs.
Nancy Corbett and Shirley Fry
entered the Scmifinal-in women's
doubles in defeating Betty HUI
bert and jeanne Dunn, 81, Cd.
Their next opponents are Misses
Betz and Hart.
livery Day IL D-Day In Tactories---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Spor
Attendance Shows
Baseball May Be
After Dark Sport
By LEO MAcDoNELL

Is major league baseball on
rs wsy 70 become an after
dark sport in most OF the big
cities.
II is. IL the attendance az The
first big league night games Of
the year are 10 be taken as a
criterion. While Sunday double
headers continue to draw their
quota of patrons. the night
games during the week far out
draw those played under the sun.
II is wartime condition.
protest the sun fanciers Mebbc
50. but IL appears fans like the
night brand OF baseball and may
continue 20 like IL even after
Hitler has been disposed OF
Al the gate, night games have
been a boon 10 the clubs al
Philadelphia and Washington. II
has also helped the White Sox
in showing big increase over
last year at this time.
In Cleveland last Monday
night. a crowd OF approximately
1900 turned out to see the tt
gers and Indians play, On a
Monday afternoon at League
Park they would have been
lucky 10 draw 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Bob Tales
Ghezzi Goes Afire
and That's Sport, But
How About Armstrong;
ny Bon MURPHY
Sports Editor

ODDS AND ENDINGSi
Writing In the Form, Charles
Hstton says that antagonists
of the claiming race doubtless
will be Mortified that 81 claims
were made the first IL days OF
the Detroit Fair Grounds
meet" He reminds Us Of John
c. Clark's observation that.
Claiming Is largely confined
to one element Of horsemen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Probable Pitchers
ny United Pres.

ny inNed freh
AMERICAN IEAGIE
Boston tHausmann 40 az Washington
(Wnln 3.D-s 30 N EWT
81 Louis (Muncrtef s-il a. DETROIT
tOVERMIRE 2-5I-s 10 .. m FWT
Chicago dietrich T-3) a. Cleveland
(Hsrder s-D-s 30 y N EWT
Philadelphia CNewsom 5-4i AZ New York
(Borovy T-3p = 80 .. N EWT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn (hcLish 2-D A. Philadelphia
tschAnZ tD--s % o. m EWT
Cincinnati tShoun s-2) q, Chicago
Erickson 2-iD--3 ~ p. m. EHT
tOnly games scheduled
-se~ What You Made at Air SHOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

~
Wonen's MGA
tournament at
BEDFORD COLL
Club.
Althoughthis
will have 10
wait until she
completes h e Z
e d u c a I 1 o n
she'll be a
senior at Red
ford next fall
Shirley already
has a - a r [
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Class 6 Games Wanted

Independent softhall team, Class
c. wants games, II noon, Monday
through Friday. but anytime on
Sunday. We. 6-4193. Call before
2 n. m. and ask for Jim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Sailing Queens Meet.
It's q SfandOff
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

and biggest sailing Bitten and Manitou
accident when they pokd their pretty into
the first time last evenings twilight
Bitten her spnnaker when she encountered Mani
the lake blowing weather 10mle breeze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Girl to
BE Pro
Ry NJ. T. DRUKENBRop

Shirley Spork, 17-year-old Red.
ford High School student. hopes
some day 10 be golf pro-give
lessons and everything. She let
this be known after winning the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Byrd
Blows

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, june
Ils (INSl-SGT. VIC GHEZZI
former professional champion
BYRON NELSON. ex-holder oi
many titles, and JUG McSPA-
DEN, leading money winner on
the current golfing tour, were the
threats today as more than q
hundred professionals and ANA
teurs started the second round OF
the 72-hole Red Cross open golf
championship.
Playing over the tricky
Wykagyl Country Club course
yesterday. GHEzZI fred a 67'to
take a two-stroke lead over MEL
SON with a SO. FRANK
STRATA and ZIGGY MELLON,
couple OF unknowns, had 7os
and were followed by McSPA-
DEN in a tie with several at II.
Today's second round was ex'
pected 10 be the one that would
provide the test for the leaders.
for they face the pressure and
by nightfall any one OF dozen
could be in the leadership-pro-
yided GHEZZI cools out q little.
Winner over NELSON for the
professional championship in 1912
GHEZZI went out in par 81 and
came home with a sensational 30
five under par, to establish his
leadership.
In order behind GHEZZI
STRATA and MELLON. came
| McSPADEN, BUD LEW s
ANDY LAPOLA, MIKE TUR'
MESA, BILL KAISER and GENE
SARAZEN with Ills.
Somewhere among the forego
ing must be the winner, for SAN
byrd of Detroit's Plum Hollow
one OF the favorites. shot a IA anc
CRAIG WOOD a Is TO virtually
eliminate themselves from thu
competition for top prize cut oul
OF $l3,333.
| JIMMY JOHNSON Of Detroi
shot a II and is still within strik
ing distance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

time job. which is at least a good
start.
She will have charge OF Otto
Kinds pro shop at Chemung Hills
Country Club, near Howell, on
week-ends this summer.
HITS LIKE A BOY
Miss Spork, who Is one of those
fortunate girl golfers who hit a
golf ball like boy" has made
much progress the last two sea-
sons.
She was disappointed by her
49-42-el in the WMGA tourna-
ment, because she'd been well
down In the Sos for weeks, but
gained some consolation by her
comeback on the second nine.
After starting this half with
Y, s. she was only stroke over
As the rest of the way.
LEARNS LESSON
Claude Harmon. Lochmoor pro
came home from the recent tour
nament in Philadelphia minus his
extra wardrobe, but with the
knowledge one must putt to col.
lect the big dough. .
First ne refers to Sam Byrd,
whose brilliant golf enabled him
TO spread-eagle the field. Sam
got by with one putt on "a green's
One of the results was an aver
age Of birdie every three holes
the first three rounds.
AS an example OF what inability
to make puts drop means, Har-
mon refers to his own experience
in the round he played with Craig
Wood and Ed Dudley.
He hit eight green's In par on
the first nine, but took 80. Wood
bit only four and Dudley only
five, yet both had 33's.
Get this straight Harmon
isn't complaining. It's just his
way Of pointing out something
that was impressed on him.
p. S.-Harmon's luggage, lost in
the Philadelphia depot, has been
found and returned TO him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Miss Bundy Topples
Champ. Gains Final

A champion is IN the oning
annual championships near settlement az Deto
The among Dorothy Bundy Mary Arnold and Doris
Hart .. ....,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Vince DiyfaggiO:

OF the Pirates was in A Pitts
burgh hospital today after having
his infected tonsils and adenoids
removed he'll soon be back
singing in the choir.