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Evening star., 1944-10-11

lHlS news won't knock the war off the front
pages. All the same Washington women are
going to find it mighty exciting. Exciting
enough to make them rub their eyes and
wonder if they're reading right. For when we
announce fine southern-back muskrat coat
for the price of $500, lots of people are going
to be ncredulous. And they have right to be!
For it's the first time this year-and for many
year-that we've been able to make any,
thing like this offer! You've shopped around
you know how much good muskrat costs.
And these are QUALITY muskrats-of lux
uriously blended, expertly selected southern
back skins. Every model is new, smart this
season. They've fashions pet tuxedo closings,
rich, turned-back cuffs, handsome soft shoul-
der treatments. Nor is this offering limited to
just one size group! Whether you're small or
large, young or mature, you'll find your musk
rat in YOUR size for we've sizes for juniors,
misses and women. Best of all, the low price
of $500 EVEN INCLUDES THE 2O% TAX.
Before you buy Fur Coat be sure to see this
remarkable value IN The Hecht Co.'s Third
Floor Shop tomorrow.
Ihe HeehlCo
ST, ST, E ST. r1., go
Evening star., 1944-10-11
XAST-MINUTE SUNfN1Es6 IION
Thanks to Mrs. M. L. p,
Uneh in0fa1

WGSHtngt0n.J
IN the paper I receive from my
home town Jackson, Tenn.) / read
where one of our thoughtful citi-
Eens made the following suggestion
and knowing what a widely read
page you have thought you might
publish 1t, in the hope that at even
this late date it might do some
good:
TN every box that you pack to
send a soldier overseas, slip in a
toy or trinket of some kind for a
little unfortunate child over there. y
So many pictures show us where
our boys are dividing what they
have with some Of these little ones,
and know 1t would make them very
happy to be able to give them a gift.
We still have a few days left In
which this might be done, SO would
appreciate it If you would publish
this as quickly as possible.
The writer also suggested wran-
ping gifts in newspaper where the
print would be of interest, instead
Of tissue paper.
Editors note: The suggestion
TOR including toy in the Christ
mas package destined for oper-
seas ,Das also made by one of our
Washington readers fen ,ueeks
ago. In case, ho,reper, some OF
you may haze missed her letter,
tDe are happy to print this re-
n1inder OF ,ohat seems an ercel-
lent tded.)
X
PATCHWORK QUILT.
(Thanks to Mrs. H. S., Rockville. J
Here are some suggestions for
Mrs. P. w. OBJ, who is having
quilt-making difficulties. From her
request l assume she is attempting
what is called crazy quilt patch
work and Is not using a conven-
tionalized pattern.
She can easily keep her work fiat
by cutting or tearing 18-inch
squares from old muslin or similar
material such as old sheets or pill
lowcases, etc. These squares are
used as foundation on which to
sew her quilt-pieces. She will find
any size or shape piece is useable
even ones with curves. She should
begin her work in a corner or center
of an 18-inch square basting on a
Evening star., 1944-10-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
FRUIT CAKES

" AofttftHtOn.f
ALONG with all the fine recipes for
extra special fruit cakes may I sub
NIT two for those who, like myself,
lack the time or space to make a
cake which needs to 'ripen" for
some time to be really good. These
wilr be acceptable for those who
prefer non-alcoholic ones, too.
Florida Fruit Cake: cups sugar,
I cup shortening, cups hot water,
l pound raisins. u cup each nuts,
candied cherries, citron, candied
pineapple, / teaspoon cinnamon,
teaspoon cloves. Cook all together
3 minutes. When cool add: 4 cups
flour and 2 teaspoons soda. Bake
in moderate oven ! hour.
Yum Yum Cake: pound seeded
raisins, 2 cups sugar drown ple-
ferred), 2 cups water, 2 tablespoons
heaping) lard, 2 teaspoons CHINA
mon, teaspoons cloves. Boil to-
gether 10 minutes tno longer. Let
cool, add: pinch salt, cups flour,
l heaping teaspoon baking soda
dissolved in hot water. Bake
slowly ! hour,
Evening star., 1944-10-11
Readers Clearing House

s6tUAteu WITH the UQuld. Oh COurSZ
you will have to repaint your shelves
Paint, like nail polish, often appear,
and feels dry to the touch when 4
actually is not dry.
X X Il \
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Our DeYy sincere thanks to the
tollotDing readers, tDhose recipes
and. suggestions toere similar to
Others previously receiped: Mrs.
G. Z. D., Hydttspille,: Mrs. r. H.
g., Bethesda; Mrs. r. B., Wash
ingt0n GrODe;, Mrs. E. H. B., r.,
Gaithcrsburg;; Mrs. A. A. p, Mrs.
A. F. B. and Mrs. A. r., Wash
ington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Mound Workhorse

The elder Dean--a pitching
truck horse-worked in as
games or more for five straight
years, topping off his colorful
career with the Cardinals IN
his brilliant 1884 showing.
In that season. Dizzy pitched
in 80 games in the regular sea-
son. pacing the Cardinals TO the
National League championship.
Then in the post-SeaSon classic
he pitched rs innings against
the Tigers. winning two games
and losing one. Bridges beat
Dean in the fifth game OF the
set ar st. Louis.
II was in 1884 that Vernon
lefty Gomez. great Yankee
left handler. reached his heights
with 26 victories against five
defeats. Red Ruffing bagged 10
games that year giving the
pair a total of IS. Rulings
best season in victories won was
with the Red SoN in 1923, when
he chalked up %.
Spur Chandler, winning an
even 20, and Ernie S5niIdTG, -.
blazed the trail 10 Yankee
championship honors last year.
Chandler dropped four decl-
sions. Trout also won 20, but
lost a dozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Trout Rest
Inn North
BY DON GILES

Southern Michigan anglers,
seeking trout before the season
closes Labor Day, might try their
luck in Jackson, Calhoun and
Eaton counties. where legal size
trout have been heavily planted
recently.
Those who have the gas 10 get
TO northern counties will find fair
rainbowS in the ManlStee; fair
brown trout IN the Au Sable; good
brook trout in the Milo section and
fair brook and brown trout in the
Gladwin area.
Limit catches Of panfSh, pike
and bass in practically all lakes
in GeneSee County were reported
this week Lakes are clear and
low. Best bait for parrish is crick-
cts and fishing is best from s TO
9 p. m.
Perch, bass and pike are good in
Wildfowl Bay. Perch are also com
ing good in Saginaw Bay between
Caseville and Port Austin.
Lake St. Clair again is yielding
fine bass and perch and prospects
for the coming weekend are eX-
Cellent. Leo LoudenSlager Of High
land Park took his limit of small
mouths in Goose Bay yesterday.
Lee Lippman, fishing with Jim
KelSon and Bud Leidy had excel
lent luck around straw b erry
Island.
For the first time in several
weeks. fair walleye fishing is re-
ported in The lower Detroit River.
WalleyeS and bass are coming
good now i'm Lake Erie
Oakland County reports all
lakes fair. A few rainbow trout
have been taken in Orchard Lake.
Fishing is poor in Lapeer County.
Fair catches Of bluegillS have
been reported on lakes in Living
Ston, HillSdale, Ingham. and Lena
wee counties. with cricketS and
worms best bait. Daytime fishing
is best in deep water, using worms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Fans Get Golf Test

where he is conditioning the Bears
for the All-Star game, so he'll be
here.
Wednesday is off day for many
of Detroit's doctors and number
OF them are planning 10 play. Dr.
Dan Foster. the demon left
handler from Henry Ford Hospital,
will he on hand. SO will DR.. Joe
KaSper and Joe Molner Of the
board of health. They both play
regularly AT Western and should
turn in good scores. Dr. George
Fineman is bringing fourSome
of his ne1ghborS.
The tournament will he a kicker
affair. so all will have a chance
to win prizes The awards will he
tickets to football games played
this fall.
In the evening there will be a
football dinner with the leading
coaches giving review Of the
coming season. The tournament
and dinner are open 10 all football
fans. The fee for the day is s.,
or So for dinner only. You may
enter by dropping card or call
ing The Detroit Times. sports
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
State (1rilIlIerS Play
Wayne Here This Fall
BY EDGAR HAYES

tho day for the coach. Ralph
Young. popular athletic director
ri The SpartanS. received and ac-
reptrd an invitation from Joe
GembIs 90 play Wayne University
al T. of y Stadium, Detroit
sometime in October
we have entertained Wayne
here SiN years and were de-
lighted 10 receive an invitation
10 play In Detroit" Young said.
Asked toapoint out a few OF the
boys. all newcomers who had
made an impression during the
summer drills, Charley SAID he
liked Don Bruegger from Lansing
Eastern. a half-back and the best
paSScr a. this time
Jack f}rrxitrr from Battle Creek,
who was a freshman here two
years ago and played in the
campus league last fall, IS a hard
gong fullhack and a top flight
,Kcker.
There are three fine lads bat
Ting for The quarterback post
Chuck Peterson Of ST Gregory of
Detroit. Tom Stevens Of Redtord
High and Tom Suler of Dundee,
Two rT7r1v NAVE stood ont IN early
drills. bon GrondlIk of Saginaw
and Bill Marsh Of HagerStown.
The addition OF Wayne gives
tho Sparlans f,e games Wayne
Mary land NJ souri, Carnegie
Teen and Kansas State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Cards Win 80,
Set Nj Record
Navy Photograph

The Cards won their S0th game
of the season yesterday with
rookie Fred Schmidt fashioning
fve-hit shutout over the New
York Giants.
II was the earliest date in Ma
tional League history that A team
had won so games, the previous
mark having been set by the
Brooklyn Dodgers Of 1912. who
reached it on Aug. 10. The Chi
Cag0 Cubs Of 1906, who set an
all time victory record with 1l6,
won their S0th on Aug 20 of that
year.
The Yankees won in fiction
fashion az New York yesterday.
Sud Melhcny hitting a three-run
homer with TWO Out in the ninth
10 provide an II TO s victory over
Cleveland.
The Browns HaHffed-a-ehaheeto
improve their lead by losing 1 10 ?
10 the A az Philadelphia The
Chicago White SoX punched hits
10 defeat the Senators : 10 2 un-
der the lights al Washington.
Curt Davis pitched Brooklyn
out of last place in the National
League. scattering II singles
effectively in 3 to | triumph al
Cincinnati
Bill Nicholson >pcarhcaded the
Cubs 10 an IL 10 3 victory over
the Braves at Chicago with his
9TH honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Three Detr0iters
On Sailor S Team

Detroit will be well represented
on the Great Lakes swimming
team which viii bid for the Ma
tional A. A. L. swimming cham
pionshipS Aug. 24-27 in the navy
boys pool
Three of the IA ucjacketS who
make up the team are from here
Ned Diefendorf. who placed in ma
-ttonaf events as member of the
Detroit Athletic Club teams is the
top diver on the Great Lakes
outfit.
Raw Mundro. former city breast
stroke champion at Western High
and holder Of the state l00-yard
record while. competing for Kronk
is the teams specialist at this
stroke. Ted Benson is a former
Wayne University Sprinting ace.
DIefepdorf is making. a come.
back and making II good He had
been out of competition for nearly
10 years before going INTO the
navy. He's the A A. L. champion
in Chicago He recently won
this title.
The entire Great Lakes squad
is coached by Chief Specialist
Stanley Bryda. who handled the
teams at the Detroit Yacht Club
before the war.
Achilles PulakoS. 1S-year-old
swimming sensation at L. NJ. last
season is now the Great Lakes star
performer at everything from 100
yards TO 4i0 yards free style.
Other members of the blue
Jacket team competing for the
outdoor titles are: Tom Brown,
Clyde Kcmnitz Doug Robinson.
Bob Trabert. Norman Schuecklcr,
James Simon Charles SnoWden.
Don Gilbert, Ev Curley and Harold
Ramser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
BaHlkey
Wins 2ai

Four major mems games will
feature tonight's card inc the
T m . sponsored Metropolitan
softhall tourney AZ Mack Park
Hudson and Happy Ten scored
second round triumphS last night.
Ted Bankey again hurled Hudson
10 victory, IL decision over
Midwest.
Two errors. a wild pitch and
finally a passed ball IN the twelfth
inning brought left fielder Wally
Dlona around the sacks with the
run that gave Happy Ten a p
win over Motor Products.
Briggs BomberS edged out
Crosse lie NavigatorS 10 IN an
exhibition Wesley Gilbert. home
on furlough from Custer pitched
hItlcSS ball IN tho last two frames
for Briggs
roNIGHr'S GAMES
% . ~ Hu's - Mckenzie zone,
Inuing completion of tied first round
p m Winner plays Cardinals. dia-
mu0d
Service vs. nump.n Grounds, SO !.
p Donkeshsii exhibition
30 m Johnson >S BrICEs AN-Stars
Last Nights Junior Results
T. s. FaEles g. Rockies .
strangers q Roysl Ramhlers ?.
Brooks 10 Giants 4 g.
san Francisco = Carsfrrs {.
TroanS d. f.uta WOLVES
Hcllcats a. Caren At stars
willard Rcl Aires tf1rfctI.
Hornets p Wolverines .
Suucror 4 Nrr rk fr ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
PEA Pairinqs

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. il
tUPl Second round palrings ir
the Professional Golfers ASsocia
t,on tnArnameet today
Byron Nelson. Toledo, O., vs..
Mark Fry. Oakland. Cal.
Willie Goggin, White Plains.
". ". vs. Ton Manero, Green
witch. Conn.
SAM BYRD. Detroit. Mich,
". Charles Congdon, Tacoma,
Wash.
I'd Dudley. North Field, y. J..
". Jimmy Hines, Amsterdam
y. Y.
Harold McSpaden. Philadel-
phia. ". Fred Annon, MamarO-
neck. y. Y.
Arthur Bell. San Francisco.
vs.. Craig Wood, Mamaroneck.
y. Y.
Tony Penna. Dayton; o., -.
George Schnciter, salt Lake
City.
Bob Ham ! ton. Evansville,
Ind. vs.. Harry Bassler, Culver
City, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

EAST LANSING, Aux. Il
Coach Charley Bachman was toll
ing the trials and trlhulauorS of
coaching a civilian football team
IN war time.
I'VE have a lot Of lads here
az Michigan State who are ~
and just awaiting their army
call"
The door opened and likely
looking football prospect walked
IN
"Sorrv To bother YOU. coach,
hut Just dropped In 10 say
good-by; just got nv army
call"
That ended Tor the time being
TIE football career u E1Ck hfIis
helm. a guard
That should I've trouble enough
for one afternoon for any coach.
but u wasn't the end FOR Charley
Practice was half over when a
long. strong looking redhead re-
ported late, explained
MY air corps appointment
has come through. I'm going
home tomorrow
Thus the coach babe farewell
70 a fine center. Walter Summer
Of Detroit Southeastern.
And it's going TO he like that
all season long, ! fear Bach
man said
There was one brighLfPot II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
SHIRLEY WINS AGAIN

Shirley Spork, BEDFORD High
School golf star gained her sixth
victory in a many starts IN the
Womens NGA tournaments with
a 39-43- 81 yesterday at Birch
Hill.
Mrs. F. q Mueller. 47-4S-95.
and Mrs William FalCo. 4S-4S-
90. were tho only other players
TO better 100.
Miss Spork Will leave shortly
for Chicago 10 compete IN next
week. All . American WomenS
Open. part OF the golf jamboree
al George May Tam o Shanter
club.
The next tournament Of the
Womens MGA will be Sept 8 at
BEDFORD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Sports
Trout and Newhouser
Likely 10 Surpass
Two-Ma7 Mound Mark
Nv LEO MACDoNELL
By LEO MACDoNELL

While the Tigers may not win
the pennant this year, two OF
their pitchers Paul DIZZY
Trout and Harold Ne~houser--
-aaaearL 10 be an their way 10
moulding new two-man pitching
records.
With a total Of rs victories 20
date-l9 esch-Trout and Ne" -
houser. with more than 40
Tiger games 10 play will better
the combined total OF wins
chalked up by Schooiboy Rove
and Tommy Bridges in 1881, The
year the Tigers won the title
in their league and then lost
out 10 the Cardinals IN the
World Series.
In that season. the SChoolbOy
piled up "A u1umphS and
Bridges -, a total Of As. Thus,
Trout and NewhouSer need 10
total only eight 10 tie and nine
10 SurpaSS the combined wins
Of the 1884 aces. Barring an
unexpected dou lie collapse.
they should do that
Not only should the current
Tiger stars eclipse the mark OF
Rowe and Bridges, they may
even better the successes OF the
Deans-Dizzy and Paul--who
totaled ~ triumphS in 1894
That year DIZZY Dean won 70
games and lost seven. with Paul
hanging up 10 victories against
II sol hacks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Dixie Finds Cure

Dixie Walker. who used 70
suffer from cramps IN his leg
muscles. especially on double
header days in the heat Of the
summer, believes taking salt
tablets has helped him over
come that weakness Mike
Caprino was in town recently
feeling out Nick LondeS on an
other match here between his
boy, Jake LaMotta and Ray
Robinson.
Capriano says LaMotta. who
has been Vacationing for the
past couple OF months, viii he
ready 10 return 10 action next
month =. However. Robinson s
return 10 the ring has been
postponed until October ac-
cording 10 word from New
York.
Robinson recently was given
an honorable discharge by the
army Anyway. Londes IS
not sure he is interested in
another LaMotta r blnson
match.
"Sure. IL Is a great fight any
time, hut there's no fun in doing
all the work and giving all the
money Ia the fighters, LondeS
explained.
There : a possibility that Lou
Nova and Lee Oma VIII battle
here again, but the Olympia
promoter says ne has nothing
definite 20 announce
The fall and winter boxing
season is expected 10 open at
Olympia the middle OF Sep
fqrr,hqf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Ouiiilef I nabIe fOpIay
I'm Crosse lie Meet
By VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

winner Of the Essex club cham
pionshlp, won handily with 81
3O-67 on the par u layout. His
card. only one over the amateur
record he set there last month, IN
Guided six brides and an eagle,
the latter a 3 on No. 10.
Harvey Olson. chairman Of ths
district tournament committee,
was second with u
Only one more event remains
on the districts schedule. the
Forty-and-Over and Club Rela-
lions tournament, Sept. - al De-
troit Country club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Beat Red Sox
11-GanneAwdy

BOSTON. Aug. II Second
place for the Tigers and his 10Th
victory of the season will be Paul
Dizzy Trout's aim when he
pitches against the Red Sox today.
1t will be a big day for both
Trout and the team If everything
comes out well. Dir can match
his 1943 season record by winning
and know there are plenty more
games left TO improve on il.
A Tiger win would further
threaten the league-leading
Browns, on whom Detroit gained
a full game yesterday with 4-2
triumph over the Sox. The Browns
lost last night 10 Philadelphia by
the same score.
Yesterdays win put the Tigers
only la-game behind Boston in
the standings and Rufus Gentry
hung up his seventh triumph
when Rudy York slammed
homer with two on in the eighth
inning.
II was a bitter pill for Joe
Cronin rookie hurier. recently
purchased from San Diego. Rex
Cecil was making his first big
league start and had held the
Tigers TO one safety in five frames.
He enjoyed a 20 margin
Then Dick Wakefield doubled in
the sixth. advanced on a fly and
SCamDered home on Paul Rich
ards single
Gentry and Doc Cramer were
on base in the eighth when Rudy
saved the day for the Tigers and
spoiled II for Cecil with a mighty
wallop into the center field
bleacherS.
The Sox had scored in the first
when Bob johnson singled home
Leo CulberSon and IN the third
on Johnson's double Doerrs sim
gle and an out6eld hy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

John Driver and Hunk Anderson,
TWO OF the longest hltters IN the
state. were paired. That was be-
fore they decided TO sacrifice a
yard or two TO keep on the fair
ways The caddieS claimed IT was
like following Stanley or Living
Ston for visiting unknown places.
Driver Will be back this year.
bat he's playing the best golf Of
has career Hunk is trying 10 ar
range his schedule at Chicago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
ESSEN STAR HAS 81

The smallest field any District
Golf Association get-iogcther has
drawn played yesterday al Essex
Golf and Country Club, but the
event was marked by the best
competitive round by an amateur
in the district tins season.
Dr.. George r. Laing. five-time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
279 Golfers Enter
S42,5OO Journey

CHICAGO. Aug. II ms
Entries in the triple-decked Sl2,-
500 All-American Golf Tourna-
ment TO be played at the Tam
O'Shanter Country Club next
week numbered 279 today
Amateurs, who will play y
medal holes, led the list with 100
entries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
BREVITIES:
BPGndry Post:

Advance IN tho regional Ameri-
can Legion Junior baseball tour
namgn'. M downing Appleton,
VS. i-tol, yesterday az ST. Paul,
MINI
In the second game, East Chi
cago scored four runs IN the third
inning and went on 20 = , 20 2
victory. Today Beaudty meets
Richton 81 NinncSRolIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

which manufactures cooling Sys-
TENS for aircraft.
Bill Holt. the Syracuse star who
s with the same firm. Will play,
however Holt. one OF the coun-
.ry's leading amateur golfers. VIII
team with Blaine Eynon Of Oak
land Hills. They are rated among
The strongest pairs IN the star
studded field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

on conveniently and there is
ample room for both.
The Interlake title is the only
thing Snay hasn't won this year
he was maSter-mlndlng
aboard Clete Welling'S NiteSSe
when she Won The NILS Trophy
and MaCkinac races and got a
half dozen winning guns with
ThiSbe Theodore GriSWold
Coggin, better known as "Nog-
gin says he is dreaming up
a special little dock for Snay 80
watch the Barthel series from
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Weekend
Oulrnet n a {
informed Paul
jackson 81 oak
land Hills. with
" HON he was
to have teamed
that his work
VIII proven Z
hun from max
ing the trip
here. Ouimet is
connected with
a Boston firm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Francis Ouimet. veteran Boston
golfer who has held both the Ma
tlonal Open and Amateur cham
pionShipS. won't play in the Crosse
lie inVitatlonal tournament this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Toian - 5 u - Totss32 a a
sBA''ef for cecil IN ninth
DETROIT noa 4ni 3lC--t
Boston i0l 600 600
Runs-Crsmrr yotH Wakenejd cent?,
CuibsrEon johnson Errors aecd. Fox.
Rune batfed -ia-RtehsFds -Yefs i'-tttf--
son Tabor TWo-hase hts Nakene.d.
Cecil johnson Home run York Sacrifice
MAYO Double play HiEEnF 20 MAYO
20 York Lett on bsses Detroit : R0r01
Bases on halls or Gentry m cecil
81 -ti-E-7ut- ~ tirr--T g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

next WedneS-
day. OF course,
the creek is
still there and
the mem h o r $
advise friends
on the value Of
&C cur a C Y IN
place of dis
lance ~ get
ting the best
In tho first
tour N a IN Q n I,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Crescent Regatta
To Draw Huge Fleet
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

very necessary inteude week which follows the annual
regatta element the local
fraternity get glued together and this
why the Crescent Sail Yacht Clubs regatta
is expected o bring a waloping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Western golf course is in excel
lent condition for the annual
Detroit Times Downtown Quarter
back tournament scheduled for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
!SfrOh HOHHug:

Team VIII bowl in rho Michigan
Mao League thi- year az The
Crest Bowling Lanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Joe Di,faggiO:

Is under observation FOR a
stomach disorder at a hospital in
Honolulu, whore he IS stationed