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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
GOSPA VERA
FRANCE BEVK

, povrne v start tir. Nj verjel do
celia, vendar mu je bio prijet-
no; ma them Sc je nasmehnil.
zena je ia nasmeh razlagala
"a posmeh, dasi nj mogel videti
Meme duse. V duhu ga je vide
la, kako bezi cd ME. Nasel 81 je
morda stanovanje v oddaljenem
delu mesta. Druga zenska mu
bo gospodinjila in DELLA njego-
vo nezakonsko posteljo.
o sramota! O gorje! - VISA
rdecica il je planila obraz. S
tezavo je potlacila vse, kar Sc
je dvignilo v Mi in zadobilo O.
gromno razseznost.
Misel ma svoj poraz in ma ME-
gov smeh jo je spremljala Sc v
posteljo. z blazno naglico so hi
tele misli "a mislijo. Kako bi sc
mascevala? Kako bi ga prikle-
Mia nase?
Ko Sc je slacila, 81 je preo-
blekla perilo. Mozev pogled il
nj mogel ubezati. &c Sc je obr-
nil cd ME, jo je moral videti v
zrcalu.
Ia hip ko je stala pred zr-
calom, je bila zadovoljna. Cutila
je moe v sebi. Poraz je stopil v
ozadje.
Pc them je opazovala moza.
Sedel je ma robu postelje in sla-
Gil nogavice. Videl je zeno v
zrcalu, roka mu je zastala. O.
zrl SEIZE po Mi, XII je stala z
grenkim, ponosnin smehom ma
obrazu in Sc razkazovala. Pove-
sill je pogled. Njegove oci so
gorele.
Vera je videla svojega moza,
XII mu je kri zalivala lica. Tcga
sirokoplecega cloveka, cigar te-
10 je lepo, mosko, polno zivlje-
MIA in ga niti zadnji dnevi MISC
mogli pogazlti! Ia clovek, XII
zna ljubiti, da il je misel ma to
spreletavala mozeg, il hoce u
bezati, jo prevariti do konca?
Ko je polozila a glavo ma
vzglavnik, Sc je spomnila, da je
noz pod MIN. Spreletelo jo je
mrzlo. v tistem trenutku je "a
cutlla mozevo roko ma svoji. Pri-
jel jo je lepo, ljubeee. Njegovi
prsti so bill topli, trepetajoci.
Pogledala ga je. Ponos Sc je
dvignil Mi. Videla ga je majh-
mega, XII kleceplazi pred MO. Edi-
nj hip, ko zenska lahko triumfi-
ra, Sc moskim igra in ga po-
gazi, da nori cd sramote in cd
gnusa.
Zavrnila ga je roko in ga
pahnila cd sebe.
Krsevan je strasno pogledal,
stresnil Sc je il omame, kot hi
ga bill obsul z ledom. Skora
bruhnil je:
"Vera"
"Edino zato sem tt dobra!"
Gledala sta Sc nekaj trenut-
I'll
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
lar mu lie korak zastal.

dar mu je korak zastal.
Tenkovidnost zenske, XII ima
mnogo opravka strastjo mos
kega in pozna vse njegove sla'
be strani, nj prezrla tega. We
della je, ka j pomeni ia sram.
Stopila je do MEGA, prijela ga
je pod roko in sla z MIN po u
lici.
To Sc je zgodilo s tisto spret'
nostjo lovace, da Krsevan nit
pomisliti nj utegnil. Nihce tega
nj opazil. &c bi Sc zdajci ustavil
in jo zapodil cd sebe, bi pogle-
dalo pol ulice mani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21

kov. Nihce nj rekel besede. kr-
sevanova misel, da DO slo njuno
zivljenje svojo lepso pot, je bilo
z enim udarcem strto.
Dvignil Sc je in Sc je oblacil.
Pocasi, kos "a kosom obleke.
Nato je wei klobuk in palico.
Ko je prijel "a kljuko, Sc je We
ra ozrla.
Kan gres?
Nj j odgovoril.
Tudi ona nj dejala nicesar.
Zakrknila Sc je vase. Krsevan
je poGakal "a trenutek. Nato je
stopil ma temen hodnik. Postal
je zopet. Nihce ga nj klical ma
zaj. Bio je vse tho kot v mrt-
vaSnici.
30.
Ko je stopil Krsevan ma uli-
co, je bilo re pozno. Oblocnice
so ugasnile, gorele so redke pill
move svetiljke. Kavarne so su-
mele, kinogledalisca so bila raz-
svetljena.
Krsevan nj vedel, kan gre.
Sci je, da nekaj pozabi, da Sc
raztrese, da izgine, da napravi
karkoli, kar ga ne bo vec spo-'
minjalo ma preteklost.
Vso pot neznano ga je tr-
gala misel ma zeno, mrznja do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21

Joan Ross, Americas girl bronc
riden will be one of the 162 per-
formers in Larry Sunbrock's huge
combined, wild West World
Championship Rodeo - Big Top
Circus and Hollywood's Dare
devil Thrill Show, coming to the
Public Auditorium, downtown
Cleveland, for a nine-day run,
st Ing Saturday January goth,
through Sunday, February 9th,
with performances at $50 PM.
nightly and Sundays at 2:30 PM,
featuring the "Lone Ranger, inn
personated, "Superman" and the
original pistol Packin' N~.roa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Great Lakes Game
Tickets Available

Tickets for the game between
Mickey Cochrane's Great Lakes
Naval Training Center team and
the Ford All-Stars will be on
sale at the Rotunda Field before
the game. The contest will be
played Wednesday evening at 6
o clock. Mickey Cochrane will
catch and two former Tiger pitch
.ers, Schoolboy Rowe and Virgil
Trucks will pitch. Ned Harris,
who played right field last year
for Detroit will be in the same
post for the sailors.
When Did You Last Buy A Bond.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
City Net Lists
Close on Friday

Entries close at 6 p. m. Friday
for the annual city clay courts
championships at Detroit Tennis
Club, according TO w. F. Boyer,
chairman. The singles title is open
as Richard Mcfarland, 1913 win
ner, is on naval duty in the Pacific.
Mcfarland with Morrie Drilling
won the doubles. Constance Eb-
bers took the women's singles,
Mary fernando and Hazel Browne
the doubles.
Hubert Manier-Hobart Wrobbel,
public parks runners-up. are the
mems doubles favorite. and
Manire gets the favorite post in
singles if Kimbark Peterson does
not compete.
The field will include Morrie
Drilling, Ray Gibson. Bill Sayres,
Stanley Adams. Frank Skierski
among others.
-tnyest In Invasion: Buy Bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
New York Hooey

Jimmy Murray. who trained
Jake LaMotta for the Bronx
battler's fights in Detroit, denies
that there is a riff between the
fighter and his manager. Mike
Capriano.
That's q lot OF New York
hooey," Murray declared.
Murray, a New Yorker. re-
Gently has made his base in Flint,
Mich. where he is matchmaker
OF a fight club.
"LaMotta will be fighting
again when the warm weather
goes away. Murray explained
the middleweight's absence from
the ring. He turned down
$4,000 10 box Fritzie Civic In
Pittsburgh. Tommy Bell got the
shot.
1T would have been a soft
touch for Jake, but Jake wants
10 stay In New York and play
baseball. He owns and plays on
a hard ball team I'm the Bronx.
The uniforms bear the name
TaMotta, Jakeis been hitting
over 400. He plays in the out
field"
Murray has young Flint
middleweight, Jimmy McCoombs,
whom he is touting as a potential
champion.
"McCoOmbs will lick n lot Of
good boys" Murray promised.
Just you wait and see."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Detroit Retains
Tennis Trophy
Tirnes Photo

Detroit retains the Allen Tro-
ply emblematic of team tennis
singles competition with Cleve-
land and Chicago. Based on the
point system which means three
for each first round match won
and five for each second round,
Detroit had 35 at Atkinson Park
yesterday, Chicago Is and Clever
land 3.
Six men and three women COM
prised each team. Ace Spaulding.
Chicago, defeated Harold Rich
ardson, Detroit. in the feature
match. ST, 60. 6-2. Delbert Rus
sell. Detroit. won from Wilbur
Clark, Chicago. 60. 60. and Lii
lian Van Buren,, new public parks
champion, tripped Jean Branch Of
Cleveland, 81, CD.
--Inyest I'm Inyasion: Buy n BOnd--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
OutfieId Gets
OnIYIPufOut

One putout in the outfield
marked the defensive performance
of the Huskies yesterday in De-
troit Amateur Baseball Fedora
ton Class E when George Coulton
pitched them to victory over
Shamrocks, 2-1. Coulton did not
issue pass. Second baseman Tom
Gemmel featured for the Sham
rocks by handling seven hard
chances without skip.
West Side Panthers furnished
another + feature when Harold
Kutnick, Don Carrier and Louis
Inglesis figured in a triple play
when Transfers filled the bases in
the fifth. Panthers won, 14-2.
--Inyest in InVasion: Buy n Band--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Youth of IL
Tops BikerS

Bob Travani. IT, Eastern High
School student. won the Con-
sumers' Cycle Club 40-mile race
Sunday al Chandler Park and
took 3 out Of the spirits during
the event. Others among the
leaders were Gene Portusei. Art
Lauf of Baltimore. Nick Stedes OF
Chicago, Ted Smith of Chicago,
Jim Lauf of Baltimore. Bill Jo-
ham of Chicago, Bob Paulson Of
Chicago, Pierre De Wise of Wash
ington and Bob Donahue Of
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

occasions, who had to pass up tn
was unable to participate in the
qualifying round.
The senior Ryan, three-time
winner of the state senior title,
yesterday repeated a victory he
scored 10 years ago in the DGC
event. He was runnerup several
times. losing once to his son in
the final.
Yesterdays match was decided
on the first 18, when Ryan's Is.
which came despite a 6 on No. Is,
gave him an s up lead on DR..
Jaffar. The latter defeated Dick
Olsen, defending champion, l up,
20 holes. in the semifinal while
Ryan was winning from II. H.
Hidy.
Worthwhile Golf Club had its
fourth ace of the season yester-
day, Henry Van Meter sinking
a No. 5 iron tee shot on the 125-
yard fourteenth. It helped him
post an Sc, his lowest score d.
Stan King bagged Beverly Hills
first ace of the season when he
holed out on the 150-yard sixth.
War Bonds totaling $4,000
were sold yesterday at Crosse lie
Golf and Country Club as a team
Of % defeated a lineup from
Crosse lie Naval Training Station.
1t. NJ. Parrish of navy won the
Capt. Falkland trophy with ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

BOAiiACa
ferent story. Some one must have
handed the yolk TO Jess Flores,
Mexican pitcher of the AS. He
held the Tigers to four hits and
the AS won, 20. when Ford Gar
rison hit a home run into the left
field bleachers in the second in
ming off Rufus Gentry with two
out and George Kell on first base.
Trout was bit unsteady at the
start of the first game and the
AS made six hits in three innings.
But the Bengals pulled him out of
trouble with three double plays.
Manager O'Neill announced that
Joe Orengo would be ready for
action tomorrow but did not say
whether he would replace Joe
Hoover. The Red Sox pitchers
will be Joe Bowman and Glen
HauSmann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Negro Mines Split
Before 1850 Fans

A crowd of 1880 saw Memphis
Red Sox and Chicago American
Giants of the American Negro
League split a double-header yes
terday at Briggs Stadium. The Red
Sox won the opener. lis, but the
Giants took the second game, 5-1
The Red Sox pounded three hurlers
for their victory. Gentry Jessup of
the Giants held his opponents hit
less for six innings of the second
game and gave up only three hits
the rest of the way.
-When Did Nnn Last Buy n Rnndf--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Casey SfPHgPE

Whose Milwaukee Brewers are
leading the American Association,
is a happy man these days. It's
delightful" Stengel says, delight
full to be a winner again. l can
remember when 1 played with a
winner but it seems like a long
time ago Stengel took over the
reins of the Brewers when CHAR
LEY GRIMM left to manage the
Chicago Cubs, May Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

JAW scored AT least once per
inning and IN five made five. II IS
one OF the largest counts ever
registered in a regulation DABF
game.
In class A. Auto Club returned
10 the won column in dlSposing Of
Parisclean al Belle Isle. 81
Extra base hitting, including Bill
Langs' homer and the doubles Of
Frank Morrell and Don Cantwell
gave Auto Club IFS greatest shove.
Don Lund homered for Paris.
Suffrins. still play-off poSSi-
bility, stopped Shorty Moran>'
string Of four straight and made
enough runs 20 win half a dozen
games. The score was 1874. Pepsi
Cola's six-run second, in which q
double. two singles. two passes
and jim Gonda's homer figured
decisioned the Police. 81 PLAN
and fancy hitting gave ViTgcs The
nod over Vickers. 12-5.
Bill Pierce. wild but unyielding
with men on bases, did d relet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
$4,000 Handicap:

To be run at Arlington Park
tomorrow was heightened today
by the possibility Warren Wright,
owner of the Calumet Farm
Stable, might try to duplicate his
feat of 1871 when three of his
horses finished one two three.
Sun Again. Pensive and Markell.
all belonging to Wright, have been
entered and Trainer Ben Jones
said all might run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
All-Star
Choices
BY United Press

The speedy st. Louis Cardinals,
who currently are running away
with their third consecutive pen
nant. today captured six places 10
dominate the National League
team that will face the American
Leagues aces in the twelfth an
nual all-star game at Pittsburgh
July IL.
The 25-man squad, selected by
the eight managers and announced
by President Ford Frick. includes
four from Cincinnati, three each
from Pittsburgh. Boston. Brooklyn
and Chicago, two from New York
and one from Philadelphia.
On the American Leagues all
star team the Detroit Tigers
place four men. Pinky Higgins. Dir
Trout. Hal Newhouser and Rudy
York.
American and National League
players selected for All-Star game
at Pittsburgh. July II;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pitchers Hank Borowy. New York
Orval Grove. Chicago, Cecil HuEhson
Boston. Dutch Leonard. Washington; Bob
Munerief st. Louis; HAL SEWHoUsER.
DETROIT.
Catchers-Richard Ferrsn Washington
Frank Hayes. Philadelphia and Rolly
Hsmsley New York
Innelders - Lou Boudreau Clevsjandt
Bobby Doerr, Boston MICHAEL HIG-
GINS, DETROIT: Ken Keltner, Cleveland:
George Acouinn. 81 Louis vern stephens,
ST. Louis and RUDY YORK DETROIT
Outnelders - George Case Washington:
Roy cullenbins Cleveland: oris Hockett.
Cleveland; Bob Johnson. Boston stan
Spence. Warrington and Thurman Tucker,
Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pftehers--Nats Andrews and Al Javery.
Boston: Max Lanier and George Munger.
81. Louis Ken Rafensberger, Philadelphia
Rip sewell, Pittsburgh and Bucky Walters.
Cincinnati.
Catehers--walker Cooper. St Louis
Ray Mueller, Cincinnati. Mickey owen.
Brooklyn
Innelders-Frank Mccormick. Cincinnati.
Phil Cavaretta, Chicago; Don Johnson,
Chicago, Connie Ryan, Boston. Stats
Marion. ct. Louis: Eddie Miller. Cincin-
natl; Bob Elliott, Pittsburgh George Kur-
owski. st. Louis.
outnelders-Mei OFT and Joe Medwick.
New York. Dixie Walker and Augie Galan.
Brooklyn; Vince DiMaEgio Pittsburgh:
Stan MusiAl, 81. Louis and Bill Nicholson,
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
BREVITIES:
George Case:

Washington Senators outfielder
and the leagues leading base
stealer, was lost today TO the
Senators for a week or a month
after he dislocated his left Shout
der attempting to field ball hit
by KEN kELTNER in the first
game of yesterdays doubleheader
between Cleveland and Washing
ton. The injury will also keep
Case from the All-Star team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

job for ArthurS in Class 3 TO give
the champions the verdict over
JAW LAP, Ga. JAW had II left
on base. Oakyood Blue Jackets
continued their winning streak at
Sam 5 expense, 7-3
Ernie Hartleben had four hit
ter for Eureka against Cont
mental as his club conquered. TO.
In Glass d. Wittersheims served
the cause Of consistency They
were shut out twice. getting two
hits each time. Springfield, with
Joseph ClOutler pitching. was the
FIRST victory 80. Bill Derrick of
East Side Sports had the second
shutout. Ito.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
HOW TO START A,vACATIoN

1t was the end OF the honey
moon for Tom Petzold's Thlsbe.
which had won four straight
races. Shamrock. at the finish.
couldn't see Thisbe way back in
fourth place. Milt Cross Venture.
the most beautiful ship on the
lake. ghosted into second place
nearly 10 minutes behind Sham
rock but a half hour ahead Of
Pintail. But Venture hasn't
light weather reputation and will
be heard from later Gordon
Saunders topped the skies with
Noreg again, AL Grundy managed
10 stay ahead of Carl Gather in
the Dos. although the latter
nearly caught him with that n.y.
Ion spinnaker on the last mile
DR.. Alpheus Jennings started
his vacation Sunday by bringing
his Lawley 10 in far ahead of a
big feet of these canoe-iike ships
and the good doctor probably will
spend all OF his holidays now fly
ing around Lake ST. Clair in his.
skinny boat. 4
WHEN Did You Lat Ruy n Rond.-x
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Francisco SPgurH:

" OF the University of Miami,
winner of the National Collegiate
A. A. tennis tournament at
Northwestern University Satur-
day and holder of the national
clay court title, appears TO be
a strong favorite at Forest Hills
in August. egura defeated
CHARLES SAMSON of Notre
Dame in three straight sets 10
win the NCAA crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
SpOr
Brennan Recalls
Nova S Trip Oversees
With. AAU Team
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Charley Brennan, head man OF
the AAU in Michigan, who man.
aeed the American team Of boxers
which toured Europe in 1885, re-
calls that his hardest task was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Windsor Sportsmen
To Give Leader Doq

The Essex County Sportsmen's
Club of Windsor are purchasing a
German shepherd dog and will
present it to a blind serviceman
for a leader dog. The club, largest
in Essex County. voted funds for
this at their last meeting held at
the Shore Acres Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
AHERN SHOWS WAY

Randall Ahern topped the club
championship qualifying round at
Meadowbrook with "a. Harry
Duerson and Dan Courtney had
76's Mrs. Sam Byrd and Bob
Howell had low gross of so in
Plum Hollow's mixed foursome
Low net went TO Mrs. E. L. Smith
and E. w. Hope with 70.
Frank Walsh. Red Run pro,
fired a 70 in his annual match
against the club membership, but
John Driver had 70, to beat him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Ca+boats AXE Over

The Detroit Yacht Club Robert
Oakman series and the Phla
Wright Memorial races at the De-
troit Boat Club for catboats will
take over the yachting picture
next weekend. The annual Port
Huron-M ackinac race is sched-
uled for the following Saturday,
INV TX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
BLITZED BY Bitten

She sh ow e d
she can drift
in the Mills
race a week
ago. S u n d a y
she showed off
all the way
arou n d I h e
course 10 stay
in front Of
Jimmy Groves
Ga foot yawl,
Manitou. s h Q
beat the latter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Empire City:

Twenty four day racing pro-
gram opens today - not at the
Empire City track in Yonkers, but
at Jamaica on Long Island, as
was the case last year, 10 avoid
the necessity of transporting the
competing animals from Aqueduct
to the more distant Yonkers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

boat-for-boat by nearly 8 minutes
and was fast enough 10 save her
time on Clete Wellihg's Vitesse
and loot Gmeiner's Apache.
Neither OF the latter, both ~. Y.
32's. we're in soon enough. So
Bitten took first and Manitou
second. Vitesse was third after
being unbeaten in five races,
again finished ahead Of Apache.
In the eight-meter class, Sham
rock went out in front on the
reach down the first leg Of the
20-mile parallelogram course and
was never headed. II was a great
start for her new owners, the
popular Eddie Wunsch and Bob
Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Bad Man Lewis on
Fairview Mat Card

Eddie Dad Mani Lewis. former
Arena mat impresario and erst-
while mat rough man. has been
given place on Wednesdays mat
card at Mack Park. He will meet
frankie Hart in one of the single
fall bouts on the card, which fea-
lures double windup. Louis
Klein VS.. Sgt. Frank Manaici and
Bert Ruby VS.. Martini Angelo.
--SnldIeIa RuN War Rnnda Ino-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

Runs 800 Hoover, Hostetler g. Mayo,
Cramer. Swift Errors-Busch. Hoover
Runs hatted in-Higgins Mayo 2. Swift
Trout 2 Outlaw 2 rwo-base hits-swift.
Wheaton Stolen bases-Higgins. Hostel
Ter. Double plays Hoover 20 York, Hoover
20 Mayo 10 York. Mayo TO Hoover 10
York Busch 10 Rullo 10 Hall, Kell TO Hall.
Left on bases Detroit 8, Philadelphia s.
Bases on bals-on Christopher I. off
Wheaton 2. Struck outs-By Christopher
4. ny Wheaton /. Hits-off Christopher
II in 50, Innings. off Wheaton in ~
Innings Losing pitcher-Christopher Um-
pires-summers, Boyer and Rue. Time OF
game-ii5. AttendAnce-i2, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

eat nothing but the yolk of eggs
until it's time for them to go to
the mound tomorrow.
Trout, who has been troubled
with a stomach disorder this sea-
son. went on an egg yolk diet at
the advice of a doctor on Satur-
day. Gave up all fried stuff-and
pitched one of his best games OF
the season as he beat the Ath-
letics. 80, in the first game yes
terday at Shibe Park before II ,815.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

c UT b in & Lou
" oV a 5 mania
for dancing
~ q v a
danced every
night aboard
the Norman
die goin
over" Bren-
nan recalled.
B r c n n a n
a lSo recalled
that the trip
was the maiden
voyage for the
Nornandie and
the big luxury
liner a I'm o 8 I
shook 10 pieces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

Bdlllc tIIdl Hc
told his secret
to the other
pitc h ers and
urged that they
follow his ex-
ample. Whether
the yolk of
eggs had any
thing to do with
ii or not, Trout
was master all
the way as his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

IUfHTN 80 n II IUIHF II D II TO
'Batted for Gentry in seventh,
DETROIT 600 600 OOO--O
Philadelphia 020 600 0Ox-2
Runs-kell, Garrison. Errors York.
Hoover Runs hatted in-Garrison 2. Two
base hit-Fstaieila. Three.base hit
Cramer Home run-Carrison. Sacrifice
hit-Kell Double plays-Gentry 10 Hoover
20 York. Hggins 20 Mayo 10 York. Left
on hsses-petroH a. Philadelphia Z Bases
m hRus-Off Flores 3. off Gentry 2 off
No6ty struck by Flores s. by Gen
~ Hits--On Gentry 4 IN innings off
Nooty 1 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher BY
Gentry (White), Losing piteher-Gentry
Umpires-Boyer Rue ana Summers Time
II 81. Attendanee-17,is5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
EXPERIENCE COUNTS

Manire's back and barred
Greenberg from taking too many
liberties in the mems final and
several Manire passing shots were
beauties. In the end the Chi
cagoan's major tournament eX-
perience, larger stock of strokes
and their control brought him
through a relatively easy victory.
Sayres and Blumenfeld jointly
surprised. Sayres by an improved
backhand, Blumenfeld by harder
hitting in lieu of former "softies."
BY the improved backhand Sayres
kept the ball going until opportu-
nifty arrived TO employ the fore
hand which he did successfully.
Blumenfeld's service was not as
potent as usual and the best junior
backhand in the city was insuffi-
cient for consistent scoring.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Bitten
Ghosts
To Win
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Commodore Harry c. Kendall,
who certainly should know, de-
scribed the turnout of 81 sail
yachts which started in the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Clubs regatta Sum
day as the finest feet ever to race
here.
Never before had five S-meter
sloops or raeing-cruising class
with such illustrious names as
Bitten, Manitou, Vitesse, Apache,
kathmar. Mink. Last Straw.
Astrea and Stormy Petrol started
at one time on Lake ST Clair.
And there was good racing in
every class.
The weatherman sort of let
down this great fleet however.
The northeasterly breeze was a
zephyr most of the time and not
until the stragglers were coming
down 10 the line did il puff I'D a
bit and chase the feet home in a
romp.
BLITZED BY BLITZEN
The racing-cruisIng class offered
a Macklnac race preview. It's the
last lnterclub regatta before the
Lake Huron event July Is and all
the boys were out. ~'
Blitzen's ability in light
weather was definitely settled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

3 up Hunk Anderson matched
Lochmoors par to beat Robert
Stoup. Sd, in the opening round
of the club tournament.