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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-06
Plight of Stripper Well Owners
Summarized In Talk by Sandefer

Neatly summarizing the plight of the nations spper well
operators the following talk by Sande J president
the National Sipper Well association delivered last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Dusty rose or French blue
rayon satin. Rounded cor
ners Three sections for hose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Quilted pastel rayon satin.
Separate compartments 10
hold hlnkics, gloves and hose.
JI00r--Naf9 BWifiHo -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Gotthelf Of Flint.
other guests will include Mr..
'and Mrs. Walter skinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry J. Beam Or.
and Mrs.. Eli Alexander. MIR.
and Mrs Lewis C. Dihble md
Nh. and Mrs Donald llogate OF
Detroit
Mrs Webb who is chairman
of Inc marketing committee foi
the Garden Club, invited her
-cufui'1rrtr-r-4h f tct- on Monday
90 make plans for their plant
sale ln May
ON her committee are Mrs.
Skinner. Mrs. Steele SellarS and
Mrs. r. II. Mckinney
Mr., Webb entertained on
Thursday AT "A dessert luncheon
for AN Brownie Scout leaders
and prospective leaders
Mrs. George Finch and Mrs.
t.. ~ MUyrr ruvr-v0rur-trITuug
In the work They have just re-
turned from Chicago where
they took "A special course in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Grace Nurses
To Hold Reunion

GRADUATES OF Grace Hos
pital school of nursing will have
A reunion Feb. "a at the Hotel
Statler 10 honor graduates OF p
years or longer William T..
Barbour will speak.
The school has graduated over
2 ff'696- NURSES dfttrrug tt1U past
S. years, Over l25 nurses are
in active. service at the present
time and 500 are now student
nurses there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Subdebs Are Active

Thu week end IS ca Tor the
sab dehs. Clara Gorion enter
,sned last night At dinner at
her borne on Sufnefd road pre-
ccdlnt tho Junior Assembly
Her guests were Sally Nc
Donald Nancy Male Judy Ann
Gardner. Laura Lou Raymond
Bill EiSts. Ted Reid, Jasper
Reid ROBIN Even ard George
BUdick. Sally and Nancy THIS
afternoon were hostc>scs af a
Valentine Tea AZ the Nallc home
on Willow Lane.
INC annual ' 6lCnJNG dance is
being given tonight by the Beta
Beta Gamma Sorority. Jeanne
Plinn is general chairman. IIe-Gn
Hsgopian is music chairman,
Ann Hirsch has charge Of tick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Jane Mdgin
7 Mary
AIdbdmdn


TVIE engagement of Miss Jane
II Magin 10 Walton Dowdcll
Thomas was announced Satur-
day az a tea by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis William
Magin of Burns drive. The an
nouncement party was held in
the MaginS' apartment m the
Towers of the Waldorf Astoria
where they are spending several
weeks,
Nh. Thomas is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Render
Thomas Of Montgomery, Ala
The ti4iA+A-+Ait-,4t-t-- rtatiurtr
of the Masters School at DobhS
Ferry n. Y. and OF Smith Col
lege, She is a member of the
Milwaukee Junior League and
the Milwaukee Service Club.
Mr.. Thomas was graduated
from fale GuIvcrSTty-whCre he
was a member of Skull and
Bones. and is attending the
College Of Physicians and Sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Heavy fabric in soft green,
blue or navy VIII hold 6 Pr.
ladies' or s pr. mems shoe.
- lnnrtle.t Nnfinn,-Nil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
GIengarda Guild
Luncheon Host

A GEORGE WASHINGTON
bridge luncheon will be held
Feb. p at ! p. m. in Kerns
auditorium by the Glengarda
-Gtttfti ttrc-t-rvrrfTup- Schools.
Mrs. Clarence Brinkman and
Mrs. William J. Franks, preSi-
dent of the Guild, will be CO.
ChaITmen.
Assisting on the committee
will be:
AfEBAMHS
Albert 7 T0bin Herman BroVe
stuart Spaldlng Harry Dingman
HarY MARTIN ". l.. Reno
Eoy DuChene Charles BARTON
Prank Miller Charles Strauss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Brandts 10 Visit Son

Arthur J. Brandt returned
Monday from San Diego and
VIII leave tomorrow with Mrs
Brandt for New York and
Washington. d G. They VIII
also visit their son. Dick. who
was graduated from the Uniycr-
Sity Of Virginia Dec. Il and has
entered Annapolis
Mrs James Doak Of Detroit
on Tuesday evening will enter
tain At the spinster dinner for
her sister. Miss Ruth Savage,
whose marriage 20 Raymond
Lotero will take place Feb. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Credit Club Lists
Miss Cleo Dawson

MISS CLEO DAWSON Will
speak on Mexico at the dinner
meeting Of the Credit Womens
Club M $50 p m. Thursday in
the Crystal Ballroom of the
Book-Cadillac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Moving TO California

Mrs Bruce Gregory and her
daughter. PERI. are leaving
March 20 make their home in
Santa Barbara CAT. Mt. Greg
ory left two weeks ago. In Mrs.
GregoryS honor the women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
crane studio

golfers Of Oakland Hills Coun-
try Club arc giving luncheon
Al the DAG Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ID Webb
tonight are entertaining az DIM
ner m their home n Arlington
drive i'm honor OF their mouse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Announce shoAn(
OR1rbara Curtis
BIRMINGHAM FOB u.

W BIRMINGHAM Feb. II ~
RAE AND MIS- ROSWELL GOODRICH CURTIS of Fair
wi Acres Milford formerly Of Birmingham, the
engagement their daughter Barbara Jean, 10 Ii Robert
West Jones grandson o The late Mrs Alice West Of Detroit.
Miss Goodrich graduated from Kngswood School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Miss Sally Jane McFad-
den's engagement TO Pfc.
John d. Kennedy was an
nounced Saturday at a tea
by her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. BAIL Loren Connolly
Of Burlingame avenue.
~-~~~~~y~~~-~-~~-~~~~->-~~
Econs az Columbia University.
lie Will intern at Roosevelt
Hospital while serving with the
United States Naval Reserve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02
GRAB BAG
One Minute Test.

! Near what town IS My Old
Kentucky Home
. Where Woodrow Wilson
buried
3. Who ilss, referred to New YORK
as the Empire State?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

FOR SALE: COLES HOT BLAST
heater. Perfect condition. Cad.
09o-J. 2-lt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION
as general office worker, full, Cd.
part time. Phone 1921. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

FIVE giant chumcIconS m the Phil
Jde.ua.a up turned up their noses
when offered hamburger. Whats
tac maf.et-dun't jhey know there's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

WANTED - OAK WOOD. TWO.
feet IN length, CARROTS Place.
Garnctt street. 1-1,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

Thanh giving turkeys "n 'h'
oaa. .f pre-ec- -..ate-. "a : e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

.WANTED-BOYS OVER IA
wears old as Carrier-Sales-
men. Those employed must De
able to post $1,000 BOND.
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager DAILY
Dispatch -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

JOHN w. MAY REPRESENTING
Wake Monument Co. Prompt ser
vice and satisfaction g~uaranteea'
Phone 7lO-J, 1912 Nicholas street.
Henderson, N. c. A TRIAL is all we
ak 4-26-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02
WANT ADS
Get Result.

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. REST
Workmanship. Representing p,I-
mer Stone Works, Inc. " "
LangSton, PIG Young ST.. Phone
80 Pitt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02

WANTED: PONY BRIDLF AMI
Saddle. Phone 49, or 134-L ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Golf Aces
Start PEA

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug -
(INS) 49, Some 500 professional
golfers will tee off today m be
26th annual PG& tournament on
the 70 par Maniot course in Spo-
kane for prize money totaIng
$4,000.
Byron Nelson Of Toledo wAe
first won the PEA championship
at Hershey, Pa. IN 1910, scored
81 in a practice round. His
score was the lowest TO date for
the practice rounds.
Harold jug NcSpadden Of
Philadelphia shot 70 These
scores were exceptional, since
high winds were blowing across
the course whose narrow faiIwayS
do not allow any leeway.
All receipts Of the championship
tournament. sponsored by SpO-
kane's athletic round table, are
being donated to Baxter General
Hospital and the Fort Wright
convalescent center.
Seven of the leading golfers
and Fred CorCoran. PEA tourna-
ment manager, went 10 Fort
Wright Saturday afternoon 10 put
on an exhibition. The group in
cluded Sammy Byrd, Jimmie
Deangelo and Olan Dutra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Smith Captures
Cupboard Race

Chuck Smith Of Royal Oak
captured the feature of six out
board motor races yesterday al
Belle Isle. The races were spon-
sored by the Detroit Cupboard
Motor Association with the JAW
Go Packard Local 100 Results
CIsss Al Chuck Smith. Royal Oak
? Chuck Thompson. Detroit. 3. Larry
CliuEmsn Detroit
class 81 Leon Guthrie. Cleveland
2 Leo Costley. Midland. 3, Bill Christie
pher. Detroit
Class CT. Harry Nicademus South
Bend 2 Lew Cooper, Pontiac. 3. Chuck
Thompson, Detroit
Service Runabout =. Gordon Harper
Detroit 2 Chuck Westmpr. Detroit. 3,
Ed League, Detroit
RaciDc RuDabout Il. Tom Gore. Detroit
. Alex Gomhach, Cleveland, ;, Chuck
Nrstem.af Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
ValbOe
EvemS Id
By GEORGE Y. VAN

Per Valboe. who lost the Robert
Oakman Trophy series 10 Emmett
Mccoy, gained a measure Of Salts
faction over his cathoat rival Sun
day by trimming him in the fea-
ture race at the Detroit Yacht
Club. sailed in l0-mile southeast
wind.
Freddie Hayes. C-class sloop
skipper, who doubles in catboat
racing. beat out young Jerry
"Fojay" Jordan Jr. promising 49,
year-old catboater for third place.
James Smith, a comparative
youngster beat A veteran in John
Painter TO take the second race
while Duke Huber. the well-known
father. was top boy of the fleet
in the third race.
Les Whitman the old Eastern
High School sprinter got the win
ming whistle in the fourth lnO
guns allowed on Sunday its bad
yachting mannerS) while his old
athletic teammate, Walter Kunow
"a Put-shotter) was disqualified
in the fifth race which went 10
Paul Crosby. The summaries,
First race--Won nv Per Vahoe Emmett
Mccoy, Fred Hayes Jerry Jordan IN
Don Kilgore, Chsrlev Lapworth Harry
Scott. Second rAce-Wun hv Jim smith.
John Painter Fred Mackenscn Csmno-
dore Leo Robb. Howard Donaldson. W A.
Howe, Harold Kornenel Third race-Won
by c. H Duke Huber, James Armour,
George CosHaboom ~ Lord. Robert
Downie, Ed Smith and ~ Daring. Fourth
race--Won by Les whitman. WIN Jolley.
sd Warner, Bryan Rrcdin Al Cook. John
frost III Fred slocum Fifth race-Wnn
by Paul Crosby. W F. Christian. Fred
Msnnnger. Harold Rlackman, John frost
III and Joseph Sturgeon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Cycling Title Won
By Portuesi Again

Gene PortueSi If UraEo Cycle
Club, again proved his class by
winning the State Senior Cycling
championship yesterday fer the
second straight year.
Portuesi finished with l2-point
total. followed by Bob Tr1v7ri
with II and Bill Stano with TO-
The junior title went 10 George
Schiappacasse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Auto Club, Artilur'S 9s
Amateur Day Winners
By JACK BERsoN

shortstop, collected aotriple, dou.
bic and single
Felix Lisowski. who has played
mostly in the outfield this season,
started on the mound for Virge's
and was relieved in the fifth by
Pickett Smith after yielding five
runs.
Arthurs used three pitchers,
Bill Lakes. George Dumas and
Bill Pierce, in scoring its fifteenth
straight victory OF the season. The
Class B champs scored six runs
in the first two innings and
coasted in. Pierce. now the toast
Of the sandlots. worked the last
two innings. He allowed no hits,
famed three and drove in two
runs with single.
Eddie Rusin, East Side short
stop. was the standout in the
Class D game. getting three hits.
one a triple 10 the flagpole, in
three trips.
CLASS
Vtgiss 600 200 nO0--n
Auto Ciun 03i 10 03N--a II !
Liso~ski smith am hik, Talbot and
stepuls.
CLASS n
OskWood BlueJsckets 200 ooi OO--3 Z
Arthurs $40 600 2N-s o (
Kss1ycks. skino ana Farino. Lakes.
Dumas, Pierce and Zimmerman J. Cola
sinski.
CLASS ID
East Side Ali-stars 0fi tOO--a :
West Side Ali-Stars Oi0 O2i--f )
Dattero. Dickick. Knvalski Wilson and
Casper. Pawiowski: Christsnts BERG and
kesner. Allen, Martin
CLASS r
West Side Ail-stars 002 t2O O--5 : J
East Side Au.stars 600 0O2 %
Litlnski, Madden. Vsrty. Pratt and Sey-
mour, williams: skalski, Romeo, Dalsisl
Demetrades and FIGARO, Schultz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Deuce Beats Birdie ;

Harvey Fruchauf, better known
as holc-in-one expert. switched
10 an eagle deuce yesterday at
Red Run on The 366-yard six
teenth. He holcd a Z iron
approach The deuce enabled him
10 take the hole from Herb Wood
all. who had a birdie 3. Tim
Guffn's - was low IN the weekly
tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Ahead Of Is Pace

And Trout continues on his
merry way. The broad shouldered
Trout's nineteenth triumph of the
season. registered against the
Athletics in Philadelphia yester-
day. put the Tiger ace right
handler within one victory of his
last years mark, when he bagged
20 10 share honors with Spud
Chandler in leading the American
League IN games won.
Newhouser. pitching in the
first game OF the double-header
yesterday. missed a chance 10
chalk up his nineteenth win OF
the year when Don Black turned
the Tigers back with a brilliant
three hitter and brought TO an
end the Detroit clubs winning
streak, which had reached nine
triumphs. thereby matching the
best mark of recent years for a
Tiger team. The Tigers OF 1899
won nine in row. The team
record is II straight victories in
1909 and 1884.
Comes word that Tom Yawkey.
owner OF the Red Sox, has finally
capitulated to night baseball,
leaving Ed Barrow and the YAM
KEGS the only club left among the
Big Three" in the American
League holding out for day ball
only. The third member is De-
troit, and Jack Zeller has prac-
.tically promised baseball under
the arcs al Briggs Stadium next
YEAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
sCAREs HIS CADDIE
BNLL HITS SPECTATOR

Daniels. were he inclined 10 do
,o. could have blamed his failure
to Get = least a tie with Furgol
ON bad break on the one-shot
NTH
The players ahead waited for
the Daniels threcson1e 10 play
their tee shots. Daniels shot was
-t1r11Cd for 4 green but Int spec
tator and hoped into trap.
lie took a DOGGY 4 and Furgol
passed him for tho first time with
par 3.
Daniels got another bad break
on the seventh when his second
lodged under the edge of the trap
and he needed two TO get out fol-
a 6. TO Forcols fine birdie (.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Times Pin Classic
Meeting Tomorrow

Detroit Times Classic Bowling
League will hold an organization
meeting tomorrow night in the
r. e r offices, 1855 Winder
street Franchise seekers must in
clude 500 fee. names Of players
and their averages IN letter Of
application or comply with these
terms at meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Ex-Tiqer Siqned

CHICAGO. Aug. IA Art llCr-
ring. who once pitched for the
Detroit Tigers. has been purchased
by the Brooklyn Dodgers from ST.
Paul OF the American Association,
il was announced today. Herring,
a right-hander. is 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Segurd Upset
In Net Final

RYE. Aug, IA lNS)--
A double upset marked the finals
of the eastern grass court tennis
championships yesterday.
Bill Talbert. a diabetic. who
plays the game TO keep in condi-
ton. upset the defending title
holder. Francesca egura OF
Ecuador, OF, Ga, Ga.
Louise Brough Of Beverly Hills,
Cal. second in the national rank
ings. upset Pauline Betz, the ma
tional champion. 6-3. 6-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Game Draws 46,247

CHICAGO, Aug. IA huge
crowd Of 1921 paid IT'S way into
ComiSkey Park yesterday to see
the West beat the East, III m
the twelfth annual Negro baseball
classic. The series is now even
~ six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14

with a good chance Of overtakinc
the second place Red SoX and an
outside chance of catching up
with the league leading Browns.
Apparently Wakefield's bat was
what was needed TO tie up with
the brilliant pitching Of Paul
DIZZY Trout and Harold New
houser With q mark Of well over
800 Wakefield IS high among the
leagues leading hitters. His hits
have included five home runs.
three triples and half dozen
two baggers. That's the kind of
power Skipper ONeill was talk
Ing about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
BAD ON CHIPS

FWcol escaped without A three.
put green while Daniels had only
one But the River Bank golfer
had trouble with his chips and
ON 1'r holes needed three strokes
to Get down from the edge Of the
green
Tony TomaSino Of the greens
crew at Chandler, and jay Law,
yr8Te Epubiinx champion, tied for
fourth with las. Art Pony fol-
lowed with $50.
Sylvan Glen IeCained the Bob
Sutherland team trophy. beating
out Sunny Brook last years
Nnnlr- hp fetfi1 etr7kCy. 2gZ to
o. TOW thc tr-t rs holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Fans Want Lights

II still don't believe In night
baseball" Yawkey is quoted.
but I feel that lights should
be installed II the fans want
them. And by the attendance
elsewhere, the fans apparently
want them"
incidentally, the idea Of the
Red Sox training in Honolulu,
suggested by Joe Cronin. has
been in part II not entirely en-
dorsed by Yswkey.
Apparently the Yankees are
not going 10 be sold for another
few days. al least. Barrow has
spiked the newest sale OF the
New York club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
End Of q Streak
FIRST CAME

Totals % % 2 Totals Sa ~ 81 II
sBattsd for Reck IN eighth.
Ran for Ross N eighth
faEaT F,eFF -.-as----- mn roo DO
- 'adefpha 600 10 3ix-6
Furs- Hoover. Han. Csrrison EstaltnA
Esves Metro Busch Errors Busch.
Hoover Runs hsftsd Burns Estalslls
Hsves g. McGhse. Garrison. Cramer
Tr~te hsss hit Hal. Stolen base--Gsrri.
sor ssrrncs- Black. Double play Haye,
80 Burns Left % bases Philadelphia 9
pstrcf' 3. Bases 90 balls--On Black (
- Nswhoutsr 8 Struck out-By New.
Scuss' s hy Beck /, by Black 2 Hts
or Nea.hclSst N N a. innings. ~ BeeA
n m a inning. N Nooty IN 1 inning
~ -y pitcher By Black (Hgeins), Los
inE pfehsr NeVhouser Umpres -- Hub
hare Bsrry ard Jones Time IS Al
tsrdsrce-ls o00 estimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
PINKY TRIPLES

Pinky Higgins started the bail
rolling in the second when he
tripled to right and scored mo-
ment later on Joe Orengo's double
TO center. Eddie Mayo got the
third run in the third with a single
to right and came home on Chuck
Hostetler's triple against the
Scoreboard. A pass to Rudy York,
Dick Wakefield's single and a
double by Paul Richards sent two
more runs over the plate and also
Flores 10 the showers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14

It lasted eight and a half hours,
l26 players saw action and a lot
more kids will get free bats and
balls next year, so YOU can write
down the 2Sth annual Detroit
Baseball Federations Amateur
Day program at Briggs Stadium
yesterday as a successful one.
The attendance. however. was
about average for the event, with
approximately 5000 fans stream
ing through the turnstiles from 10
a m. till late afternoon 10 watch
the four contests.
The two championship teams
which performed-Class AS Auto
Club and Glass BIS Arthurs-had
little trouble winning in nontitle
games. Auto Club trim m d
Virges, 90. and avenged last
years Amateur Day setback. Ar
thurs beat Oakwood Blueisckets,
S-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14

old position IN
ieft field and
make with the
b at at I h Q
plate.
T h al " a s
about a month
ago.
Now. thanks
10 the potency
of Waekfield's
bludgeon, I h @
Tigers are in
third plac Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
|MdCks Beat
HAL in First

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IA
Stymied in their efforts to pick up
ground on the st. Louis Browns
by their 81, defeat in the first
game of a double-header with the
AS at Shihe Park yesterday. Steve
O'Neilfs Tigers will face the
Mackmen in the third game of
the series tonight determined TO
make a clean sweep of the re-
naming games.
O'Neill was undecided whether
he would pitch Johnny Corsica or
Stubby Overmire. Connie Mack's
choice was 30 30 Newsom. A dou-
BILE victory over the AS yesterday
would have cut down the margin
between the Browns and the Ii
gers to seven games. Detroit beat
Washington, 12-5, Saturday night
BLACK STOPS EN-
Donald Black. sturdy right
handed Aurler who has been a burr
in the side Of the Bengals all sea-
son. is the pitcher who caused the
trouble. Black allowed the Tigers
only three hits in the first game
and pitched the locals to victory
To make the defeat a double dose
the Athletics not only snapped
the nine-game winning streak OF
O'Neill's men. but also knocked
Hal NewhouSer out of the box
after he had won eight straight
victories himself. Hal was after
his nineteenth victory.
Dizzy Trout came back in the
second game TO hold the Mackmer
TO seven hits and pitch his mates
TO an 80 triumph. II was the big
fellows nineteenth win of the sea
son. He now tops all American
League hurlers in games won
while Trout was battling the
Athletics. the Tigers tied into jess
Flores. Mack's Mexican hurler
for seven hits and four runs in the
first three innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Bosey On 18TH Wins
For FursOl by "a Shot
By NJ. Z. DRrkENBROD

Furgo hogey Rackhams il0Nard 18th yeser
day and didn't complain In he rather welcomed it,
The that good enough permit hun 10 finish
Carl Daniels the stoc Sylvan Glen golfer and
thereby his VICTORY Of the MICA Open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE

In the two earlier contests.
East Side All-Stars Of Class D
whipped a West Side squad "a.
and Class + West Side All-Stars
won from East Side All-Stars,
sd.
Managers usually toss in their
entire pitching staffs IN Amateur
Day games but an exception yes
terday was Jack Talbot, Auto
Club Highlander He went the
full nine innings in banking
Virge's with six hits. striking out
IL. Bob Prendergast. Auto Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
SpOr
Wakefield s Power
Helps Put Tigers
Back in Runnino
By LEO MACDoNELL

Steve O'Neill earlier in the sea.
son suggested that with "one hard
hitting outfielder. the Tigers
would 90 places.
We'll. with the laundering Il
CeTs down I'm ScNenth place. along
came the hard hitting outtlelder
in the person Of Richard Cum
mines Wakefield 10 reclaim his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
sECoNn CANT

Totals q 10 81 u Totals 81 Z u ~
-Esrsr for wheaton ir gEhth
uETrOfT nis ono Ol0--e
phHadsIrfa mn Don OuO o
-.s sl.tH.-lr 49, ~--t~++---l-~-~~-f +-FT-rv-
EirhArds Cre-Er Errrrs -- Richards
E1rnf Runs hattsd iH- 0rsnE.. H0sfffi r.
Uakersld Richards Crsmsr Tvo-nsss
hifs-orsrro Richards Sisbsrt. Three tsFs
h.fs HiEFrF Hoststsr. stolen btss
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