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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
bG's Didn' t
Tempt Pilot
BY LEO MACDONELL

Frank Paccassi, here with Lou
Nova, the heavyweight fighter, re-
ported today he recently declined
an offer of SIS, 900 for the con-
tract on Nova's ring services.
THE offer was made by Harry
NOlier, Miami Beach hotel man."
Manager Paccassi declared.
Nova is here for his match with
Lee Oma at Olympia. July Ia. lie
will go to Alpena for a few days
in the woods near that city, re-
turning to complete training in a
local gym. according to Paccassi,
While Nova is in Detroit for the
first time. Paccassi, well known in
local fight circles, was here in
other years with Max Baer, Jack
Dempsey, Primo Camera and
other well known minister's.
Nova and Paccassi came from
Jacksonville, where Lou engaged
in his last fight, beating Billy
Peterson.
Lou has fought Is fights in
seven weeks In his comeback"
Paccassi recalled
Nova last night got together
with Charles Brennan, secretary
of the Michigan AAU. Nova was
the heavyweight member OF an
American amateur boxing team
managed by Brennan which toured
Europe in 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
SOfibaII Meet Here

Zollner probably will be most
familiar of the out-of-town en-
tries. They boast one of the top
notch batteries in softball, pitcher
Stan Corgan and catcher Frank
Parsons.
Corgan. member of the 1871
world champion Bendix team Of
South Bend, shifted to Zollner the
next year and hurled the club to
runner-up spot in the national
meet. Zollner was put out early
last year.
Parsons. who is playing his
fourth consecutive season with the
Fl. Wayne team, is dependable
receiver.
Saturdays opening games are
Weldon IS. Willow Run az Z.
Hudson ". Thompson SIS, and
Jack and Hein,k ". Briggs
BomberS $50 p. m. Zollner meets
Briggs of Evansville in Sundays
first game al > 80 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Byrd, Mate
Top PrO-Am
Stroke Ahead /,
Jug Hits "a
in Victory Golf!

CHICAGO, June % 'QNS)-
The three-ply preliminary to the
victory national golf tournament,
which started in a blaze Of glory
with jug" McSpaden's 7-under-
par GA, went into its second half
of Is holes today at the Edge
water Golf Club.
The "a shot by McSpaden. Phil
adelphia professional. not only
tied the course record set by
Chick Evans 10 years ago, but
gave him and his partners the
lead in two of the three divisions
of the complicated curtain-raiser
to the main event, the 72-hole
victory national itself.
In the third division. he and his
partner moved into the runner-up
position.
He and Dorothy German, also
of Philadelphia. who shot a n,
three over women's par, took at
least temporary command OF che
pro-women's competition with
their combined l41. five strokes
better than the second place
team. Johnny Revolta and 1t.
Patty Berg, with their 146.
BETTERS HARBERTS SCORE
McSpaden's GA and the Is added
by Arnold Mckinley of Chicago
provided a 139 in the pro-senior
division that was good for a four
stroke lead over the 143 shot by
Chick Harbert (69l and Chick
Evans (74.
And McSpaden might have
grabbed all the honors for the
first days play had not Sammy
Byrd OF Detroit and Bob Cochran
of St. Louis, who captured the
pro-amateur event last year,
seemed bent on duplicating their
feat in 1914.
Byrd shot 70 and Cochran a
6S for 1873 which was just one
stroke better than the "a and rs
put together by McSpaden and his
simon pure teammIe, Don Arm
strong Of Aurora. III
McSpaden burned up the fair
ways and the green's with an out
going % which made it look as
if every record on the course, or
any course. might be shattered.
But he slowed up to the point
where he had to sink a 20-footer
or the eighteenth green to get a
birdie 3 in order To equal the
course mark. His card:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Tigers i'm
9TH Place

WASHINGTON, June 29-Lan-
gushing in seventh place, the
Detroit Tigers will make a new
attempt 10 begin a successful east
ern trip when they play the Sen
ators in another game under lights
tonight.
Knuckleball hurler Johnny Mig
Ceiling baffled them in the opener
of a three-game series last night
and the Mats won, Al, putting
damper on what the Detroiters
hoped would be good start for a
repeat performance OF their last
victorious trip in the East.
Niggeling gave up only three
safeties. two of them infield taps,
in scoring his sixth victory. While
the Griffs were much more adept
at getting runs across the plate,
they only got only five hits off
starter Rufus Gentry and Johnny
Corsica, who pitched the last two
frames. -
Detroit scored in the sixth as
Orengo walked. Outlaw singled
and the former was forced home
as Higgins and Mayo were walked.
The Mats tailed in the first
Case walked, stole second and
came all the way home on Torres
slow grounder They added an
other in the third when Myatt
scored as Tiger catcher Swift tried
to pick him off third and threw
the ball into the outfield.
Gentry walked Kuhel and Fer
rell in the sixth. pitched single
I To Powell and two runs scored
Union Sullivan singled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
BREVITIES:
Top 0drsnnen
Invited Here

Leading rowing clubs Of the
Middle West. including the West
Side Boat Club OF Buffalo. Lean
ders of Hamilton tOntD and
Argonauts Of Chicago have Ma
invited to race against the Ecorse
and Detroit Boat Club oarsmen
in next Tuesdays Fourth of July
regatta at Ecorse.
Interest in Tuesdays racing
will center in the senior SCARED
race in which the Detroit Boat
Club boat. made up of Crosse
Pointe High School boys, will
meet Ecorse. This crew recently
won the national title in Phila-
delphia.
The Ecorse boys are again be-
ing coached by Jim Rice while
the DBC paddlers are handled by
Judson Ross, once a pupil of Rice
when the latter was in charge Of
rowing at the boat club.
The Fourth OF July race Is the
last for the local oarsmen before
they go TO the Canadian Henley
at ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

at Northwestern Fleld.
On his first day C. recess. Watts
played softball in the morning.
tennis in the afternoon and bowled
six games in the evening.
If Watts survives, the boys at
PetoSkey station will form a well
coming committee
Watts eliminated Harold Rich
ardson in the mems singles yes
terday. 60, SO, to cap his work.
out of the previous day.
Florence Banasz of Hamtramck,
a state American Legion winner
several years back, moved along
in women'S play IN diSpoSing of
Ann Gehrke, 6-3. 60
Josephine Smilka, state junior
champion, removed another Ham
tramck entry, Eugenia Gorka, 6-S,
6-2.
Ruth Milo, small person who
takes a huge delight in tennis. did
better than Barbara Burritt of
Crosse Pointe. 6-3. Cd.
In the juniors. Bill Sayres per-
formed as expected in winning
from Dick Schultz. 60, 6-1.
Robert Blumenfeld. runnerup 10
Sayres in the Metropolitan High
School final, drew closer TO an
other match with Bill in stopping
Jim Kennedy, o., Ga.
1t. Seymour Greenberg and Ray
Gibson teamed effectively in mems
doubles to down Rudy Hernandez
George w. Cushing ST., 81, 60.
1t. Greenberg is scheduled to-
morrow with Delbert Russell
Russell returned from a hospital
visit to Ann Arbor yesterday with
the word he had to make another
trip there before knowing if he
would be permitted to play.
~ hen DID Nnu Last Ruy n ROnds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Briggs Back
In ISf Place

Briggs BomberS regained sole
possession of first place in the
Detroit Softball Association major
league with a 20 victory over
Hudson al Mack Park last night.
Tony OTIS held Hudson to four
hits. but Briggs got the breaks
since Irwin Wesley gave them only
two.
St. Clair Shores upset Hudson,
80, with veteran Danny Warner
hurting cagey, shit ball. Bill
Swirski limited St. Clair 10 two
hits, famed 10. Local SO girls
play Keller and two mems games
are on tap, starting at Z o'clock
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Bob Gould'S Cormorant and Cues
ton of Bob Pressing.
SOME CREW
Sprig is from designs by Gin
ton Crane. Grant is yachtsman
by design, young in years but old
in experience as a sailor, a vet
eran Mackinac racer and a men,
Der Of Shamrock's winning crew
the last two years and currently
quick-acting boy on Ernie
Crates Bitten
He has signed the broad
beamed Paul Williams 10 sail as
part OF his crew on his narrow
hulled ship along with Ernie Muir
ray. former Long Island Sound
yachtSmen now residing here. and
like Grant. an international rae
ing veteran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Yankee Maid Picked
For HambIetonian

CLEVELAND. June 20 (INS)
A nimble footed. rhythmic filly,
Yankee Maid. today was tried ana
proven the top-heavy favorite to
waltz off with harness racing S
prize Hambletonian Stake for s.
year-old trotterS as the result of
her breezing victory in the Ma
tron Stake at North Randall yes
terday.
She captured the opening heat
in 2:06a4 and then clipped the
time to 2:05 in the second whirl
with Henry Thomas of Lexing-
ton. Ky. aboard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
TWiiighf Tears:

The Calumet Farms brilliant
3-year-old, carrying top weight OF
III pounds and backed down 10
2-5 in the wagering. came I
behind TO win by a length aIV
half yesterday in the Sl0.00J
added Princess Doreen Stake at
ARLINGTON Park. II was the fillys
eighth straight victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Carlson bought her from Henry
Seaman. and Sprig at the Youngs-
town Yacht Club, Youngstown.
N. Y, where Elmer 1.-THE GreaO
Bud Doyle moors his 37-foot sloop.
Mingo will be sailed here over
the weekend. Grant is making
arrangements to have Sprig
trucked here. Her former owner
is well known 10 Great Lakes
yachtsmen as the winner OF the
Barthel Trophy series the last
three years.
ONLY ONE YACHT LEFT
The sale of Sprig puts Doyle
down to his last yacht, the eight
meter sIoop Bangalore. Incl
Identally he is leaving Youngstown
this week with Bangalore en- route
TO Detroit cas- the first stop pre-
paratory TO sailing in the Port
Huron ackinac race July Is.
Chuck Spaulding, another Lake
Ontario 8-meter skipper tCayugs)
is coming along with Doyle. Ted
Coggins. local boy, is joining
them.
Grants purchase of Sprig adds
still more life 10 the Sx-meter
class here which now includes
Chuck McGreggor's Challenge,
Carlisle Wilson's Solenta, w. F..
Duncan's Noreg which is unde-
feated so far this season with
Gordie Saunders at her helm;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

plonship in a
four-day tour
ney at Mack
= ark starting
Saturday.
Briggs Bomb
ers and Hud-
son. top teams
IN the Detroit
SoftbaIl ASso-
q alton, and
Willo w r U n
Bon1bers will
play against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
AMFRICAN LEAGII

81 Louis (Jakuch 5-2) AZ New York
tDubiel 5-sl-2 80 y. m tEWTl
Chicago 1Dietfich s-3l A. Boston (Hugh.
s1u 1853 p m. (EWTl
Cleveland reynolds 10 ~ Phuadel-
phHa CHRISTOPHER $50 49, Ji5 D. m
tENTl
ton (Hsefner 5-6)--s so p. m (EWTD.
NATIoNAIHEtGtE
Nc~~ Nork tVoiseie l0-s) al Pittsburgh
fOstermuener 4-2)--3.13 .. m tEWTl
Philadelphia (Raffensbsrgef So az 81
Louis tLsnier 49, 10 .. N. tCWTl
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

.Tunney Club and another junior
AAU titleholder. This should be
a most entertaining fight as both
are hard hitters.
Eight bouts are on the program.
bringing together fighters from
Detroit and several other cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

President OF the Pittsburgh
Pirates. doubts that the average
ball club will play more than IL
night games per season after the
war. despite present trend toward
more nocturnal contests. Night
games are now a novelty too
many would kill this. Anyway.
the world is upside down nova
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Newark Pressing
Baltimore for Lead

Newark drew within two per-
centage points OF fifth place last
night by winning a double-header
from Buffolo by Al and IS scores.
First place Baltimore defeated
Montreal. ga. Jersey City downed
Rochester, -. and Syracuse beat
Toronton, rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Zollner of Fl Wayne, Briggs of
Evansville. Weldon and Thompson
from Cleveland and Jack and
Heintz Of Bedford O.
Winner of this first annual az
fair automatically viii qualify for
the national meet IN Cleveland IN
September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

-
beaten after 10
fights.
b orn g won
the junior ma
.tion al AAU
title and later
at T orc I o
added the in
tern a ito n a ]
crown.
j o n e s / S
m a I C h e d
against Angelo
SoaVP also of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

ELLIS KNOWLES OF Rye.
N. Y. appeared today TO be head
ing for his third consecutive
United States Seniors Golf ASso-
citation championship. Knowles.
playing on his home course at the
Apawamis club. was in the lead
with a pace-setting AS. The near
est rival 10 him was SAMUEL n.
PERSON of Woodbury., N. Y,
who had l52.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
~ Desc:

Machinist mate &c. home on
furlough from Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. tied the course
record at Sunnybrook with o 81
A-65 yesterday. FRANK Lee
VEL originally established the
mark seven years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Nioht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night In the
Eight star and Red Line editions. num-
Der corresponding 10 each letter OF the
aHhabet .. 49,,
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND is PklNIED
IN CODE Tomorrow code follows.
Ala B-sH C-7s D-ss Mss t-W G-l5
Nj I-SS los K-t0 L-a5\ Ms N-Sl O-6I
Pts Q-b RTa 500 Tia t-0s w VIM
N-s l-ts rs.
cir this code key u will enable YOU
IN rcmernbe the name of tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Lou Lick:

A 20-year-old medical student
at the University of Minnesota.
won one-up victory over
JOHNNY JENSWOLD of Mich
igan to capture the 1914 national
intercollegiate golf championship
at Toledo. Lick shot rs and
JenSwold a II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Gained his first victory over
GUNDER HAEGG when he won
the l.5OO-meter race yesterday AZ
Stockholm. ANDERSON turned
the 1900 meters in 3:4S.S 10
HAEGC'S 3:50.2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

i n g [ o n. will
h e a din e to-
nights show at
the Lin c oil n
Park Hig h
School athletic
field.
Sweeney, ma
tion al AAU
middlewei g h I
champion, will
b attic Bill
b orne of the
Com TunnpV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Ontario Sail Queen
To Join Dye Fleet
Times Photo
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

ships Yacht
Club Grant the OF Spg Lake Ontario
sailing and Red Carlson becomes the skipper
of the 49-foot schooner Mngo
boats are Lake Ontario-Mngo a Rochester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
NCAA Chans piOsssip:

tournament being held
at Evanston. Ill. was down to its
semifinals today with every indi-
cation that FRANCIS SEGURA
of the University of Miami will
continue on to his second consecu-
tive title. Segura encountered the
Stiffest competition of Thea tourna-
ment in his quarterfinal with
STAN CLARK of California Tech,
but still won in straight sets, 81.
6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Down TO 7th Place

Totals 2e ] "a rs Totals 81 AZ 2
sBatied for Gentry In seventh.
DETROIT 600 COL OOO-l
Washineton t0i 007 OOx--t
Runs = Orengo. Case. Myatt. Kuhel.
Powell ErroF-Swift Runs batted in
Torres, Mayo. sullivan ?. Stolen base
case Double plays sullivan TO Myatt TO
Kuhel: Mayo TO Orengo 20 York ca.
Left on bsses-Detrolt\ {. Washington 5.
Bases on balis-Od Gentry 5, on Nigel
ing q, OF Corsica 1. struck Out-By Gen
irv 4 nv Nigeelng .. Hits-Oh Gentry
In innings. OF Corsica 1 N = innings.
Losing pitchsr-oentry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

OF the Michigan State College
physical education depart m en-
yesterday was appointed head
basketball coach and assistant
football coach at Ohio Wesleyan
University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
UAW-CIO SoftbaII

Hudson Briggs, Mack.
Gar Wood.2i2 Bombers. Lodge No. l..
Packard Plymouth. Lodge 2
Zenith Murray. Pinsree 1.
Motor Produels-2l2 Kings Pingree J.
Continental-Ch ryslsr. 81. Clair I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
UAW-ClO Baseball
ToMORROW's GAMES

Rss:d" cH %.,,,S a.ys n v w W. 40
Ford 400 Fibre. N w. No }.
Packard Motor Products, Lodge No. 2
Ternstedt Ford 800. y w No
In Invasion. BuN Bond--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

1T. (igD JIM MCDONALD,
captain and center on the 1888
University OF Illinois football
team. was killed during south Pa
cific action June II. the navy
department announced yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Like the Sport

TO be going for baseball In a big
way. They have had a LOT of
opportunities to watch the
Yanks I'm action In our national
pastime during the last couple
Of years.
"NhiIe n crowd of $4,000
frankly Is an exceptional one
here. it's not strange TO see a
couple thousand British gather
ing around in such places as
London's Hyde or Regent Parks
10 catch a fast softball or hard
ball contest. Many Of them
know what the games are all
about, too.
II think the biggest kicks I
get over here come when I see
British youngsters playing
around with baseball equipment.
Some of them do well for them
selves.
1.-THE American fellows don't
have a. much time now for base
ball. But they still manage To
get in few llcks with the bat
or throw a ball around in their
spare moments.
Best regards to all the gang
and with this European battle
now being waged from three
sides on Hitler's gang, maybe
well be seeing each other soon.
] sure hope so.
As ever,
George Maskin."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Three Detroit teams are among
the eight which will battle for the
National Industrial softball cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Z. Amateur Ring
Champs onCdrd

Two of the nations outstanding
amateur boxers, Francis Sweeney
and Herbert Jones. both of Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Seek Autographs

"Most Of the fans who watched
the ball games were British and
they're not ut all like the Ameri-
can fans. The British respect
the officials I'm their sports At
fractions In fact, after games
they run up to them and ask
for their autographs.
what American League UNI
pire can lay claim TO = mob Of
people surging around him Mt
the close of q contest-wanting
his signature and not piece Of
hide: It has happened TO me,
over here.
THE British fans chief
method of expressing his APP
probation for = play well done
IL the handicap. He seldom
leaps to his feet-eyen at
cricket or football match. He
doesn't yell q great deal.
"Nor does he boo and jeer
when an official seemingly calls
ono the wrong way.
I'm the games ut Wembiey. IL
wasn't all peace, however, for
the umpires. There were some
Yanks i'm the stands and they
probably came from Brooklyn
the way they acted.
Naturally there were such
cries as xiii the Ump," etc. No
pop bottles were thrown, be-
cause they don't sell pop here.
They might have tossed some
tea cups, but they didn't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
PatrOIlnan'S Net Win
Just Part of Workout

coming back the police department
superb physical his That his feet
hold
auarterfnalist parks championships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
EIy a Th1'ent
To 2-Yr.-OIdS
toilette Looks
Impressive in
Second Win
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Toilette. Detrolt-owned my
which has sprung into prominence
with standout victories in her first
two races, is ready TO challenge
the best 2-year-oldS in the Middle
West for honors.
Detroit racegoers saw this 2
year-old daughter of Unbreakable
for the second time yesterday.
She was kept clear Of the jam
ming on the turns and possibly
ran a sixteenth of mile further
than the rest of her field as she
scored a three-Quarter length VIC
tory over Maybe Tops in the first
race at the Fair Grounds.
The FLY, owned by A. F. Wall
of Detroit. trained by B. B. Nc
Intire and bred on the Elmdorf
Farm of Joseph ID. Widener,
looked just as impressive in her
first start last week when she
came from behind to score two
length victory in an allowance
race.
PAID LESS
From the financial viewpoint.
that opening scamper was the
most remunerative for her follow
ers. They bagged $11 for 81 that
day, but had TO be satisfied with
$3.50 yesterday when Toilette,
with hustling Jimmy Layton
aboard. was one of two winning
odds-on favorites.
The five furlongs in one minute
flat served to qualify Toilette for
the $500 Lassies II n d C a p
Tuesday. July 4. Later she is to
engage in stakes at Chicago. the
first of which will be the Princess
Pat. a filly event.
Toilette isn't assured Of any
walkover here in the filly race on
July 4. For one, she must beat
Arthur Roses Misweet, which
might have won a nice purse here
last Saturday, but instead was
rested with the LasSies in view.
OTHERS MAY RUN
Neville Dunn's Vienna Waltz
and o. Frank Woodward's Fay
Foo are others being mentioned
now that the distances for 2-year-
ODDS are being increased. The
LasSies is at five and half fur
longs.
Anther horse which has bobbed
up as a challenger against the
best here in Seven Hearts. the
4-year-old son of Grand Slam,
king pin of the 2-year-olds around
here two years ago.
Making his third start OF the
year. Seven Hearts showed he has
recovered from his infirmities OF
last season by pounding over the
six furlongs of the ST. Antoine
Handicap in Ill Is yesterday.
That gave him a three and half
length victory over M. Shagrin's
Pig Tails, left five others far be-
hind and qualified HIM for the
$500 Governors Handicap at
the same distance July &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Sports
Cpl. Maskin Finds
II Easy to Umpire
q Game in England
By LEO MACDoNELL

Cpl. George MaSkin. Detroit
Times sports writer who cur
rently does a bit of baseball
umpiring in London when not
helping 10 get out Stars and
Stripes. famous Yank ncwSpap-
or, reports an umpire's life in
England Is all sweetness COM
pared 10 the stormy existence
of an American League arbl-
traitor.
The corporal explains:
Dear Leo:
"Next time you talk 10 any OF
the American League umpires
and they complain about the
fans barking down their cars
YOU might suggest, II they want
peace and quiet In their work,
the place 10 Officiate is over
here In London.
while I don't consider my
self nm authority on the subject,
1 think I can. speak with some
degree of knowledge because last
Saturday i worked" y couple of
ball games between some Ameri-
can teams for the British Red
Cross.
There WAS = good SHED crowd
on deck. around $4,000 In Lon
dOn's Wembley Stadium which
looks n little like Ohio State
Stadium in Columbus, has plush
covered seats I'm the press box
and has been the scene of Brit
aims greatest football (soccer
In youl matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Boys Club. Sweeney has been
fighting only five months, but has
gathered three titles. He is UNI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
How They Stand
MAMMAL IEAGIE

completion OF su-
spended game Of
May 49,
Phil.. 4 81. Louis o
TeAay's Gsmss
New York at PITS
Pnfis ~ 81. Louis
Only games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Int Irasne

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Raft =. N1ntl 4
syr. Z, Toronto ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
YESTERDAY. Result.

Chi. i7-s. Bkn.\ SO
Pitt 2. New York =
Gin "a Boston "a
tfirst game 10 IN
nincs1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
SOME CREW

Bob Gould'S Cormorant and Cues
ton of Bob Pressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

CID this code
~ remember the
horse appearing
EDITION.