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Evening star., 1944-06-18

good 7-room stone house about 3Ra
yrs. old. in one Of the best residential sec. =
hall, living room with fireplace. dining
room, large, well equipped kitchen; 2nd d.
master bedroom and tile bath otner
recreation room with fireplace and tile
bath, oil air-conditioned heat, gear ga.
rage; price, S15,500; $4,000 cash ana
Evening star., 1944-06-18

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
8I4 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-For cash or
residential building lots. Write to 2013
II st. NV. 20s
CLINTON IS acres, part woods: paved
road: water and cleo; exch 81 900 equity
for car, truck or trailer. RA. So05.
Evening star., 1944-06-18
EXCELLENT LOCATION.

WHITE PAINTED BRICK.
Large living rm. with fireplace, nice size
dining rm. bedrm. and bath. equipped
floor has 3 bedrooms and bath. maids rm.
and bath in basement built-in garage; en-
tire house has Just been redecorated and
wooded lot: price. completely furnished,
S17,50O. Call Mrs. Benson Gil. 1908.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.,
oa3a VIII SON BLVD RIINGTQN
Evening star., 1944-06-18

Asbestos shingled. two-story, detached
Hot-water heat, coal. Large double lot
100x15O. Apple, cherry and pear trees,
grape arbor and nice garden spot. Con-
venient quiet location. Close to trans
portation stores etc. Owner lives in one
apartment, rents other three for $120 per
month This is good proposition for
somes one looking for a home and invest
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
3.Yedr.0|ds
Win in Miami

MIAMI, Dec. is tUP)-Two inn
proving three year olds, Tool
maker and Salvo, captured the
Massachusetts and Gov. Leverett
Saltonstall purses, which honored
the state of Massachusetts, at Gulf
stream Park today.
The Saltonstall carried the
richer parse-hutLthe =MassaehH-
setts, drawing the better field
took the spotiight.The crowd OF
6.366 wagered S397,021 on the
eight-race program.
Toolmaker, under Porter Rob-
erts in the 81 200 Massachusetts,
paid $500 for his second win in
three starts here. Eiray held off
a bid by Red Dock to take second.
In the Saltonstall. Salvo, son
of War Admiral, came on within
100 yards of the tape to edge the
pace-setter Cold Crack. Carmus
was third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

dolph Field football team this fall.
The 200-pound Madarik has been
the first string fullback while
Offers has alternated with Bill
Dudley. former University Of Vir-
ginia and Pittsburgh Steeler star.
Offers was a backfield standout
at Tennessee in Al and AZ and
was Detroit's second National
Football League draft choice early
this year.
His triple threat hack and
in high school at Kingsport. Tenn,
broke the u. S. prep scoring rec
ord set by Bill De Correvont at
Austin High, Chicago.
He led the nations college
punterS in AZ with an average OF
AIS. He is "a years old.
Madarik played the same years
as Offers and when he joins the
Lions will be rejoining Coach
Dorais, under whom he played at
l.. of ID.
Signing of these players is In
line with the Lions drive TO be-
come a title contender. They were
signed by Pete Cawthon, the head
scout.
Mandei. Dorais and the rest of
the coaching staff are in New
York for the weekend pro title
games and the league meeting
which will start Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
He Didn't Get II

Walter Spence of the New York
a. c. went under 81 seconds six
times in two weeks back in 1884
but that was only on the watches
of coaches and other experts.
The official A. A. u. timing IN
each case was above 81 seconds.
This is mentioned here as a credit
10 a great swimmer who never
cot his due. You still hear stories
Blaming the A. A. U. fuddy-
duddies for faulty timing during
those races In 1884 in the Ohio
State pool where Spence did his
great splashing.
That 100 is the toughest swim
record in the book TO beat.
You've heard about swimming
records having the durability OF
a soap bubble but it's a matter OF
record that there have been only
is official record breaking century
swims since 1897.
Going back AZ years 10 the
time when the first swimmer got
down to so seconds for the hun
dred we find in a table sent out
by Coach Kiphuth of Yale that j.
II. Derbyshire. swimming on a
20-yard course, covered 100 yards
in 604 in Glasgow, Scotland, In
1897.
First man 70 get under so
seconds was an Australian, first
of a great group Of down-under
waterrnen, with the fancy tag Of
F. @. V. Lane.
He was a terrific sensation
when he covered the 100 in 59.6
at Leicester on a 80 l-3-yard
course. using a one-arm overland
stroke in 1902.
Dick Cavill, another great
Aussie paddler, cut it TO 58.6 at
the Horsey Road bath, London,
the same year. Later he made
il IS.
In 1904 Cecil Healy lowered il
10 SIG at Rushcutter Bay bath n
SYDNEY. Australia. Not so bad
for a 50-yard course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Bob | |es
lo0-Yd. Swim Mark
Is No Pushover
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

Alan Ford. worlds fastest
swimmer. is going after now stand
ards in speed before the young
navy frances work tHHes-him
away from Coach Bob klphuth al
Yale. Feb l..
The Balboa Bullet astounded
the swimming world last winter
bv becoming the first man 10
supiH, 100 Yards through the
water under 30 seconds. Twice IN
eight days last spring Ford turned
IN a time OF 49.7
Ii was as epochal in swimming
as a four-minute mile IN track.
Ford sped through the water IN
497 for the first time IN a handl-
cap race in the Yale pool. Eight
uays later. racing for the National
A.A.U. l00-yard title against the
country's fastest swimmers, Ford
proved he was no flash in the pan
by duplicating MS 49.7 feat.
Now Kiphuth IS grooming HIM
for az second effort which
doesn't seem TO Re in the book
but neither did the 49.7. Ford
also is going after the 220-yaro
mark of 2:06 now held by the
Hawaiian surf board, Bill Smith
now somewhere in the world with
the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Winnipeg Girls
To Skate Here

Two Winnipeg girls. Be ty
Mitchell and Aileen Valley have
accepted invitations TO compete in
the Middle West speed-skating
championships at Belle Isle, New
Years Day, Ben Bagdade. secre-
tary OF the Michigan Skating AS
ISOLATION. said Saturday.
The Melewski twins. Bernard
and Bernice, of Milwaukee, also
are entering, in addition TO about
Is from Cleveland, four each from
New York and st. Louis, and
some from eastern skating centers.
City championships in Chicago
New Years Day prevent Windy
City skaters coming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Wildcat
Next for i. NJ.

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 16-Michi-
gan's inexperienced basketball
team. Boosting only two men with
previous college varsity experi-
ence. will get one more game un-
der its belt before tackling Ohio
State in both teams Western
Conference opener here Dec. 30.
The Wolverine quintet will be
opposed by Wyoming University
in a game here Saturday night.
Although Wyoming was war.
caused absentee from the hard
wood courts last year, the
Cowboys are already threatening
TO re-attsin the pinnacle they
reached in 1929 when they
took the national title to the
Rocky Mountain area for the first
time after defeating st. Johns. in
overtime. in M olson Square
Garden --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Trip Back
For Lunn|ey?
Caps Got Him After
Last Hawks Game
By LEWIS WALTER

Harry Lumley, 1S-year-old goal
tender for the Red Wings, will
really be on the spot when he
steps into the nets for Jack
Adams team in the Chicago
Stadium this Sunday night.
Last season, when the Wings
called Lumley up, they sent him
into the nets at Chicago and he
emerged after I'll beating to re-
turn to the Indianapolis Capitols,
The Hawks have been bad news
on their home ice this year. Al
though given a IA beating at
Detroit Nov. %, they turned on
Detroit at Chicago the following
night and won 6-5, in such a man.
ner that Adams sent Dion 10
Indianapolis and called Lumley
into service.
DION SCORING
Dion will be watching for the
result of this game. The little
FFenehman from Asbestos, Que,
has been doing all right for him.
self and the Capitols down at
indianapolis.
Up to Saturday night he had
allowed only three goals in three
games and seven goals IN four
His last effort was shutout
over Providence, which may indi-
cate good goaltending records
aren't too hard TO pile up in the
minors. -
Having broken even with the
weak Chicago club to date. the
Wings will be driving for vie
tory they will need if they are
to stay up in the league fight
ONE NEW FACE
There will be one new face
among the Hawks - Wifi Fielf
has finally received his clearsnc,
papers and has left Montrea
Canadiens to join Paul ,Thomp
sons team, where he Is helpin.
big Earl Seibert on the defense
| Fields arrival with the Hawk
means that Glen Harmon. Cana
diens' defenseman, is back il
shape after breaking his hand il
a fight with Ted Lindsay Of TIT
Red Wings.
Detroit leaves from Chicago Il
play the Bruins in Boston Tues
day and will return to play TIL
Rangers here Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

e-If ff''AN N''N's'
SECOND RACE-2-yesr-olds =. mile;
Reddy BAILEY $40 90 ~
Miss war tCook ), 80
Time I:l2 As. OF asa -.
Ess Psula's CLAD vsIdlns Autumn. swift
Toes vain linda and Ripawy also ran
THIRD RAcE-s.yearolds and up l mill,
Iron Maiden iEt,eS 20 80
sea Frolic jones' $50
Roashaqe Prince Ernest Lrsrou'o. Foxy
FenA, After school and Gallant spirit Aho
ran
FOURTH RhCE-2-yesr-olds ] mile:
Mediterranean Jones, $50 s.o 80
Grey Lord tWO0dhouSel o4u ~
on Down tHaritosi 20
Time l.27 Is or s %
Bius Agent Exit. Man.ngi. Al! GlSor!y
Active Ssis and and BLOCK c; 10 Block also ran
FIFTH RAcE-3-y,sr-olds ana Up. l l-1s
Deer tHshto,t 1ol5 SO $50
Cavahue iRaucyf ~ 10
AL white twesropc., $50
Psuias Luiu. BsrSinI Lady. b-ThrnE and
b-Resl SAD also ran,
bF %. Rice entry
SIXTH RAcE-3.yssr-old, and W. =. nil,.
Smscksd Bianeoi $50 50 60
Ended NfyeSi 400 ~
Bring Me Home tAdaHsl so
Time i.fo Us Corons Cnrons RicOchet.
All Bright, vain Prince and Bizerte also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-3-yesr-oids and NJ. II,
miles.
Hsppy Issue fwoodhoussi i7s0 $40 90
= Bull Reign Zufeltl 1890 20
Oksna Rasgftfi ~
OIL.
/ h-psnsr Rov lou Hrs texas Sandman
s-SioKss Choiee smut 70 Put IN. n-stIonI.
! hold Yaldlna Andre. Phar song and Eirst
Ito Firf' alt0 ran
4 a-NontFomerv fntrv.
' bW. I. Ranch enlIy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17


With a sensational clocking of :55.4.
Daniels reigned undispUted as a
printer until 1913 and had cut
he 100 10 54s in the then new
Illinois Athletic Club 20-yard
pool.
Then came the fabulous Duke
kahanonuku from Hawaii and
for the next eight or nine years
The Hawaiisns ruled the swim
ming world and the time for the
100 went down from 54s 10 54 S,
then 10 50 under the onSlsughty
of the beautiful bronzed-bodied
man from the beach at Waikiki.
Pua Kealoha. another Hawaiian
great. also came in for a share
Of the glory by equaline the
Dukes 53-second 100 in 1921. NJ
Then Johnny Weissmuller was
unveiled by Coach Bill Bachrarh
of the Illinois Athletic Club and
the long, lsnky Chicago lad ruicd
the waves from 1921 ~ 1923 when
be turned pro after the Olympic
games in Amsterdam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
to Coach
Detroit Tech 5

Harry Slotter. former basket.
ball star of Detroit Institute OF
Technology, has been obtained to
replace Jullas Goldman. former
coach, and Tech will continue in
basketball. A schedule tstE-
college and military camp te\
IS being prepared.
While at Tech, Slotter was &C.
tive in football and also a member
OF the famous DIT team of 1880
81. In that year, Detroit Tech set
its highest basketball record over
outstanding competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
A MYSTERY
Luke Knows Way
Over to Toronto

Back 10 Toronto" is by now
familiar song with Luke Hamlln,
pitcher. The Detroit Tigers sent
him there twice. the Pirates once
and now he is back there again,
this time by the AS.
Toronto isn't sorry. Luke
pitches good ball there. Last sea-
son he was with the Leafs he had
Il wins against eight losses. On
nine minor league clubs he was
with six pennant winners. He's
80 now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

j u $ [ as a
matter of bust
ness. N. II. L.
h e a d quarters
should be in
New York or
Chicago, with
access TO the
h e a d quarters
Of the pres S
and radio serv-
ices for it's
news and pub
licity . In
.ka-1 80 MN-N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

added So 600 from radio. more
from movie rights. Besides 100
domestic stations, the game will
be short waved to three war the
alters. Sound movies will also be
sent TO the combat zones.
FIRST IN 1888
With the Giants winning, %
10 II, New York and Green Bay
first met in the playoff here in
1893. The following season the
Packers enjoyed revenge, II to o.
The Giants will be playing their
seventh They were beaten four
times, once by the Detroit Lions
in 1885, rs TO Z.
The Packers have been in three
playoff finals. They won two and
lost ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Mann Starts
18TH Season

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 16--Mfch-
igaa,s l944-45 swimming squad.
starting its nineteenth season
under coach Matt Mann, will
have four lettermen back TO form
the nucleus of squad that will
compete in nine meets.
The wolverine schedule inciudeN Cres,
LAKES herr Jan. 8 Northwestern here. Jan.
20 Purdue there, Jan. ~ Great Lakes
there FEB J. Minnesota here. FEB 10.
Western Conference a. Northwestern. March
10 Ohio state At columbus, March 1t.
NCAA here. March 3o-3i. and the National
AAU here Aprii 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up. about
AZ furlongs:
HiSS North I'M Morris i''O 80 $50
Pilates Punch (TammAnol 1880
Time 81 off 1888.
Fergy Fayorite. Queens Wreath Bad Lady
Valley Dirk and Glorious Sec also ran.
SECOND RACE 4-yesr-olas and up =
piscmont tEdens $50 24o 22o
Waugh Pop tkirkl $40 20
io Tim ns"i 40 H i.s. of lssls.
Clock Time. styx. smart Brigade, Sunny
Del and Irish symbol also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds and yp. - mile,
oustredom kelly $3.50 1880 $40
Oriole Pennhnt Napier $50 20
III. Time San 30 is. off 7sis. -.
celtic LrFend Red Jim Murky Sky. Playful
star and Lone Legs also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yssr-oldS and UP. l-le
Hy Hickey tTsmmarol 40 80 go
BIZ Sincere Edens 5.OO S-ou
Decisive tFitEgerald 8 40
Time 50 IS. OF S2is.
Cay Victory. The Berries, shAillesn. Bon
sweep and AlsAoe also ran
FIFTH RAcE--3-yssr-olds and up, "A
Cayie r. Iavoiel $40 $40 so
Road ScTNper tTsmmarol 14O 5'sU
Roman Boy tTOrrey S'oV
Time 40 3-5. off 3.24.
Trigger Rose. BArbATSE Girl, shes Scotch,
CaratlnEA and Sergeant J. " also ran
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and up, ebs fur-
longs. 80
Nepoee fWitmer l4-2n 40 oU
BulruEhes tEdensl 4bo ~
Updo Franklin o W
Time "a. off 3 81
On Location, Grey Prince. SAflne, DUKE
Reed and France on also ran
SEVENTH RACE-3-yeaT-oldS and up =
mile.
Town Hall XIX 40 $50 2bo
Robert Lee tFiocchil 700 ze9
Cushlamacree iFiugerslcl LOU
Time 2s as, of 4.2lia.
Flying west MackS hiSS, Uncle BUCK Ano
Rampage also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3-yssr-olos and up, Ia
miles
hardy fKirkD $40 Gao so
southern Yam tTsmmerol 2e0 20
MIX Toast tCarrilloi 81
Time : 90 as of 4 81
Zsc Pam Black Crusade and MISS Cal
faFr =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

real. a delightful city. but which
is strictly off the main line for
the four United States hockey
cities.
Toronto would be just as well
off with headquarters in New
York. The American Hockey
League. expanding into ST. Louis
this year and with eyes on half
a dozen other spots, is getting
the jump on the N. II. L. already
with a crackerjack news bureau
pouring material into United
States and Canadian papers.
As il stands right nov, the
National Hockey League office is
being run most Of the time by a
| girl secretary. because Dutton is
ttoo busy with his contracting
business IN the West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

the az second
100. His 497
may be the best
Tor years.
It must be
rem c m b cred
that J o h n n y
" els smuiler's
81 second 100
IN a d c under
ION d tons in
the Mic h igan
Inlon pool IN
Ann Arbor back
In 1928 stood
until Ford cut
II TO SOL, Jan.
30, 1943.
Thrar kuyir4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

FOICt l6tcNcHsOHi osAb
Time 1:13 as, of 1867.
Foxy Prince. Msekaby. Mats Reward. opeea.
ouetts. lifting and One Century also ran.
SECOND RAcE--a-year-olds u mile:
Penny Pincher lScocca 100 $50 10
Johns Bird (Pollard $50
,. s. NUNS, Malachi. -Four Queens. Que
maEon. Lady Apple. Ted Gardner, Miss
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr-olds .. mile;
Lively Man lLindberS, l2'7o ..1oo - 80 80
Evening Flight Young $50
Time / ID. off 2.46l3.
Conference Casino Split the wind. Reason
and vAldina Stroke also ran
FOURTH RAcE-s-ysAr-olds and up. -
Romuus ,Nicholsl $50 an 30
Bottle Imp Meade 3.3e 30
MONDAY sun iSkoronshl 30
Alan sun PLANE Eisesh Ry Conscript
Bohemia, ysldina Craft and Dos Day also
ran
FIFTH RAcE-s-yssr-olds and UP. ?. mile
Saivo BnrseHl 1880 40 $40
Cold Crack tNtchohl IA.eO s'aU
Tims 80 is. OF sA6.
star WhiI. Chicago DR.. legation, Cullen
Is and Cream also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-oids and up. mile and
10 yards 80
Elray Meade S.9V ~
Red Dock fYocum ~ ~
Time l.42 rs OF F:12ls
Marian A-Rucket Gal. Bright ArEoty ano
Darby Ducat also ran.
a-Coieman entry.
SEVENTH RAeE-3-yesf-olds and up mile
and 20 yards
Parlsy King tCiAfki il 50 80 %
JuanttH fFisrherf 400 %
OmsloO tMills ~
Tine las rs of A.4ll7
Revive The General. Famous Lady, Reb-
hins and Late Dawn also ran.
EIGHTH RhCE--3-yesr-olds and up. lis
miles
81 JOCK CHlgieyl go 50 10
I IN the Greek MchuNenl 90 O0
Reapirr Cold Clark 10
Time IaS as ftrAck record of ie-T
Bonnie Colos Gambling Andy. War Art
Peace FLEET and Sabotsur also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Lions Sign
Service Aces
Madarik, Cifers
PLAY After War

Bob Offers Of the University Of
Tennessee and Elmer tTlppy)
Madarik OF the University of De-
trolt. two of the best college backs
an recent years, have been signed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
been talking with
COR, The Sailing

Hoot who has Infused new lie
into the class around here. He
has been around the waters of the
Detroit River and st. Clair Flats
all his life but didn't get into sail
until two years ago.
He came in the back way as a
reformed powerboater. The Nc
GregorS are Seafarin' clan.
Hoot's great-great uncle, John
Garland McGregor, commanded
an American man o war in the
fracas of 1912.
A MYSTERY
Love of the water suffuses even
the business life of the McGreg-
orS. Back in 1S4l when Thomas
McGregor founded the Central
Boiler Works. he built his shop on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

mers had equaled the 81 second
effort officially during those IS
years. Peter Flick of the New York
Athletic Club. Bill Prev of the
Detroit Athletic Club and Howard
johnson of Yale were clicked in
81 seconds during the last FIVE
years,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

should be an American and thai
league headquarters should bt
transferred TO the United States
IL don't think the board of
governors would ever allow the
headquarters TO be transferred
out of Canada" said Dutton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

for the Detroit
Lions TO play
after their mill
tary service is
ended, il was
a n n u n c Q d
Saturday. The
play ers are
now in the air
force.
Offers and
Madarik h a V g
been stars on
the famed Ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Daniels equaled
Healys record
and the next
S p r ! n &. IN
March, was in
E n gla n d and
b at Europe's
best in a great
XII b ition at
Victoria bath.
Manchester. TO
W in the 100
yard English
l. o.. -, s..m.4gk.v.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
NEWSHIP

Djinn, 6-meter sloop just
purchased In East by
Charley Beck, Detroit Bay
view Yacht Club. Dim Is
a former member OF Amer
lean 6-meter sailing team.
She's now In Rochester.
She'll be here in spring.
Rosenield Phot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Sailing Hoot' Sells
Charley Beck an Idea
BY GEORGE e. VAN

1t natural for Charley Beck to get steamed up TO the point
he a did last week
She's Dnn member OF the American six
English 1888 She's 81 feet long and
rated ships in class She's at Rochester
and will be trucked here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
OFF THE HOOK
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. w
MIL Office in New York
Would Be Good Business

MAPLE LEAF FOREVER DEPT II any proof is needed
that National Hockey League mogu Canadians first
hockey executives load of President Red Dutton
demanding Boston Bruins explain
why he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Atwater street and ii was really
that, At-the-Water.
, How the present plant ever got
I'D on Russell near the Boulevard
is something of mystery. One
OF the McGregors must have
taken a bad tack.
The Central Boiler Works
might well be known as the c. B.
w. Yacht Club. The entire ex-
ecutive staff of the outfit is boat
minded. OF course executive
staff" is harsh expression be-
cause any outfit in business for
104 years is pretty much in the
hands of each and every employee
and the c. b. w. is that way.
President Harold McGregor has
his cruiser, a summer home af1oat
and a sea-going wife who cooks
for the feet, the rather fabulous
and charming Ma McGregor.
"MISTERMAC of ALGONAC is
familiar picture at every re-
gatta,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Charley had
Chuck MeGre
Hoot," over al
Bayview Yacht
Club and when
you talk to the
H o o about
boats you get
up TO y gu +
gunwales in g.
meter CONVEX
sation.
T he II o o [
owns a TX,
Oh a ] lenge, a
sweet I h in &.
And it's the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
HOLLYWOOD Results

FIRST RACE-3-yesr-olda and NJ. y mill,
Hirh sierra Cara 1000 80 -
s-High Count Baileyl 2Fo ~
Oradea Queen tZufelt 81
Time 4 as of Az
s-Lucky Psrkare Pilot Pat. Incendienns.
Cold Johnny Radio oscar Four Finger.
Good idea and Thunder Lao also ran.
s.De Wolfe entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
First v. S. Great

Charley Daniels Of the New
York Athletic Club was the first
great American swimmer. In 1906
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
soNJA's SKIPPER

Treasurer Bob Langley is skip
per of the 22-square meter Sonia.
SaleS-manager Jim Grant is skip
per of the 6-meter Sprig and
races against his boss Challenge
(beatS him, tool. Engineer Paul
Renner is one of the best all
around yachtSmen hereaboutS
and a crew-member OF Challenge
and Bitten. Earl HoSkins. Earl
Baubie and George Curran sail
aboard Sonia and Challenge, re-
spectively.
Factory manager Harold Nc
Gregor Jr. also is sailor and is
looking for a big ship. Another
McGregor, Jim, is lieutenant
(ig) now on the seas in a PIT
boat.
On regatta days, the c. B. w.
goes along practically on its mo-
mentum. the momentum Of 104
years of good business. All the
staff goes sailing.
WINS OWN TROPHY
To get back to the Hoot. He
gets things going in a yachting
way. He put up the Iceberg
Trophy for the most successful
series of the last two seasons
here. This year he sponsored the
"Top-D races for the SKIES and
then went out and won his own
trophy with Ted Coggin, Bob
Bryant and Curran.
Recognizing II loot s ability,
Commodore Ted Werthman of
Bayview has just made him chair
man of the race committee, which
means Hoot will be running all OF
the clubs events next summer in
GLIDING the Mackinac Race jaJnt.
Besides Djinn and Challenge,
there will be a half dozen other
skies ready 10 answer the starting
gun next spring. DR.. Carlisle
Wilson has Solenta, which was on
the English team in the series in
80: Gordon Saunders Noreg,
somewhat Of an old girl now but
as old girls 60 she can and
how. Jimmy Grants Sprig, Bob
Blessings Question, Hal Howe's
Do-Do and Bob Goulds Cormo-
rant.