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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
MADE AN EFFORT

The Puerto Rican was notified
of his suspension just before he
went 10 the post in the last race
yesterday with the 6 to ! shot
Valdina Joe.
That may have been one reason
he gave the 7-year-old son of o.
culator such powerful ride in
an effort to beat the odds-on fa-
vorite Sun BY. ridden by Johnny
Adams.
Gonzalez almost made IL good.
but Adams got the favorite up In
the last jump to win the photo
finish decision by the shortest
of noses.
That photo meant everything
to many of the favorite players
in the crowd of 9,46S, who were
getting even on the last race. 1t
meant a 500 bonus for Adams,
who was riding his third winner.
1t just meant a little more head
ache for Gonzalez. who won't get
another chance to ride until next
Tuesday.
What I am thinking now I
could be fined for saying In
English" said Roberto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

last years champion which they
recently bought from Ernie
Crates. Dick Swegles' Warrior
and Pintail. owned by Perez Oar.
nell and Clyde Palmer. also will
be out.
The Fights start the regatta
which is again being handled by
Tore Franzen, at II a. m. All
classes are included.
BILL EW ASH: Charley
Beck's new eight-meter. Con-
wego. is at Fishers getting
prettied after being trucked
here from Holland, Mich. where
she sailed after her new owner
brought her after taking part
in the Chicago Michigan City
race AL Pochelon was part
of Comics crew Carl
Gather really has something in
that nylon spinnaker on his 22-
square-meter Icycle 4. In the
last two regattas he has trailed
Grundy's- perennial cham
pion. Joal VII. going up wind
and then come along 10 win on
the run Looks like the end
of Peerless AIS" reign unless
he gets himself one Of the fancy
kites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Boys Club Tops
i. ). in Swim

Another national swimming
championship came TO the Boys
Club Of Detroit swimmers when
it was announced yesterday from
the New York office that the
Boys Club of Detroit had cap
tured the national team cham
pionShip in the eleventh annual
Boys Clubs of America swimming
competition.
Each of the 275 Boys Clubs
throughout America hold the con-
tests in their own pools with To-
cal high school officials record
ing the times, which are then for
warded TO the New York office
for compilation. Final results
showed that the Detroit Boys
Club had registered the best team
score in the history of the event.
Outstanding individually was
Mike Bukata of the Boys Club
of Detroit who won the national
individual championship in the
l10-pound class, the first Detroit
boy ever 10 win national Boys
Clubs Of America swimming title.
Mike also registered the best in
dividual score of all competitors
in every weight group,
In the other individual cham
pionshipS, the following Detroit
swimmers finished in the first
five:
Bernard Garhacik. second IN the so.
pound class Walter Walczsk second IN
the l25 pound class Joe KrOl. third in
the 95-pound class and Don Miller. third
In the unlimited class The Detroit Club
finished IN third place m the competition
last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
twilight League

Kalamazoo will have an in
dustrial twilight links loop
Nudge Murray, secretary OF the
Michigan PEA tournament
committee. reports the pro
amateurs this year are going
over big.
ALREADY we've had ~ pairs
AZ Plum Hollow and 40 each
ut Lochmoor and Birmingham"
Murray pointed out. Our big
gest turnout In I943 was ~
pairs.
THE new metropolitan sys-
tenn 81 permitting each pro 10
have three partners II doing IL.
The plan IN used In the New
York district and was suggested
for use here by Al WatrOus."
Henry Picard, after a three
year spell of arthritis, Is play
ing tournament golf again
Russia is figuring on making
golf one Of its big sports after
the war.
Heartily Hunkl Anderson
has had his golf handicap cut
from IL TO Z.
1T il about time they caught
up with him." observed Gus
Dorais. the coach of the Detroit
Lions
Anderson will be back coach
ing the Chicago Bears this fall.
80. When not coaching football
or knocking off brides. Ander-
son is employed by a local war
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Fishing
Meet Set
By DON GILES

There may be gold in them thar
waters out Algonac way for pick
erel fishermen. The Lions Club
is sponsoring its sixth annual
pickerel tournament which opens
Saturday noon for four days
Reports say pickerel are plent-
full and running large, 50 the
event should be well contested.
First tests in southern Michigan
Of devices 10 limit or prevent
damage 10 farm crops by deer are
being made on Michigan State
College farm near Bath. south
eastern Clinton County, with the
cooperation of the conservation
department.
Carbide "eXploders," automati-
cally touched off al regular in
tervals with a loud report and
brilliant flash, are placed at Dor
ders of fields They proved effec-
tive for a few nights only in ear
lier tests near MILO in Oscoda
County. the deer quickly master
ing their fears.
Tests are being carried on in
the hope deer that are increasing
in southern counties can he fright
ened moro easily Deer are now
IN every county in the state.
When Dld Nou Last RuV q Ropd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

tory over Dale Stafford and
Harry Lennon IN the cOnsola-
ton al Red Run
After giving a gander TO the
old gentlemen playing baseball
and football Ellis Berry. the
Red Run sage, is giving thought
% a soccer comeback which
Crieves Clarence r. King
Lchr no end
Imagine an old fellow like
that talking about kicking
football around" means Lehr
Jt'S practically disgraceful."
Frank Telford. a Red Run
veteran. who used 10 be
pitcher cf sorts. thinks he may
COT up a baseball team
iio says he hopes 10 sign Lehr
formerly of the PhilS. ~ his
fhIrd ba>emsn Re also has
hopes of landing Frank Bower
man and Bobby Lowe
They can jay McMullcu the
aashuE Red Runner The
jimmy Dcuarc' Of tho ANA
rcuf, because 81 JAWS
seroaurrC -oI, playing en-
e-~hlc, Frank Farrell
IKE, NcNsI'cn cardinal out
90 'he bc>' Tim GrithnC
prefers 'hr cream colorcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Another Side Of Babe

Our Margaret Russell, Just back
from Chicago where she played
in the Women's Western Open.
can't say enough about Babe Did
rickson Zaharias.
Margaret had the misfortune 70
run up against the Babe in her
first match and she Jared the
same as all the others who
matched strokes with the great
woman athlete
Her game IL terrific" said
Margaret, land she Is one Of the
grandest sports you will find
anywhere"
Chatting along about the cele-
brated Babe. Margaret revealed
that she makes her own golfing
clothes.
I'm fact" stressed Miss Rus
sell. "the Babe Is 80 good at this
sort OF thing that she owns a
little sports shop on the coast
and she designs and makes n
lot Of the clothes for sale there"
The Babe and her wrestler
husband. George Zaharias, have
pooled their earnings, so we I'M
derstand. and have investe
wisely in several apartment build
ingS on the Coast.
Also, they now own profess
sional football team in California.
mo, for the benefit Of the
bolSterous guy in the back Of the
room, the Babe does not plan TO
play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
AL. Teams Head
For East Again

There was no major league ac-
tivity yesterday. the western
teams of the American League
being en- route east and the
eastern half of the National
League travelling west 10 begin
the third phase Of intersectional
play.
In the National League. Brook
lyn opens in the west today with
a double-header against Chicago.
Boston plays two against Cincin-
natl. New York plays one at
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
meets ST. Louis in n reputation
game and will complete two in
nings CT a game suspended on
May l6. In the junior circuit the
leading ST. Louis Browns play
New York. Cleveland is AT Phila-
delphia. Chicago at Boston and
Detroit nj Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
III Be Ladies Day

Two of the most discussed little
ladies in the turf world get to-
gether this afternoon at Chicago's
Washington Park. The prospects
Of thrilling duel will draw big
crowd.
I refer. Of course. 10 the meet
ing between Warren Wrights
Twilight Tear and Brownell
Combs Durazna. They meet in
the $4,000 Princess Doreen Purse
and the end of the race will find
an argument settled that has been
raging for quite some time.
Neither of the fast fillies eN
tered the Derby or Preakness,
and one or both may be even bet
ter than their hackers suspect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Ginning Verdict
Goes 10 Milwaukee

A two-run rally in the ninth
inning paved the way for leading
Milwaukee to score a 3D. 49,
inning decision over second-place
Columbus in the American ASso-
citation yesterday
In other Association games To-
ledo whipped Kansas City 1913.
Minneapolis beat Louisville 1919
and 81. Paul edged out Indianap-
oils Sd
When Did Ycu Last Buy = Bond:-
Order War Stamps delivered
Ia your home nv your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Irish Lose Lujdtk,
u Others in Switch

NCTRE DAME Ind June q
fINSl -Johnry Lulark fhc, first
fcur-lottcr man ~ No'rr Dame m
"a wears and - other letter men
we're lost tho IRISH TODAY
They were among fho WWY Ird
marine trsineeS who Wcfc fJars.
fcrred from Noire Dame 90 other
bases.
Lujack Will repor' ~ '1e pre-
rnidshipmens SChon. 90 tshIry
Park, -. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Republican Wins!

BIOS TON. Mass, June rs
(UP)-Passing up his political
views. Mr.. Racing Fan found
Republican in the second race
al Suffolk Downs yesterday his
best bet on the days turf menu.
Republican galloped six fur
longs in 1:14 is and headed
Dog Trot and Felt Hat 10 pay
S11 for 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
National Grouse
Trials al GIddwin

LANSING. June % up The
second annual grand national
grouse championship trials will be
held in November at the Gladwin
state game refuge, II was an
nounced today by the state con-
servation department.
The trials, sponsored by the
Grand National Grouse Field
Trial Association, headed by John
NJ. HadaWay, Flint, were held for
the first time last year at Jersey
Shore. Pa.
-AInyest In InxasInn. Rnx a Hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Pu b lie Parks
Tennis Results
NrFN'S SINGLES


Hsrog Richardson defeated sherman
Eafl $50. o. Lee Watts defeated James
Johnson G.t. 6-t Hubert Nanire defeated
george IS Cushing. - So So, pelbert
Russell defeated Ted sumds. 81, 81, Ed
Roszak defeated Frank sKersk Pc. GO.
So. Walter Preston defeated STANLEY
Adams 6. 81 Tom Nor defeated James
Alexander f-H So. Al Gross defeated
Kenneth Bussler Ct 6-3
WONFN'~ singles -
Ecee Richardson defeated virginia Rose
81 6-i Lillian Van Bureu defeated iron,
WaskieWicf 81. GO. Siephapie PrchNko
defeated Nahc Morrow 6-l 6.l EuEenia
tiorks defeated christine Whitehead 81.
90
~ NIOR SINGII>
BIZ Sayres defeated Ken Bussler GO.
s.a Jim Kennedy defeated BlI Lichtcu-
urr- 50 b. John kolibs defeated Rob
Robertson 6-J. 81, Richard GreSiA de-
fet'ed Charles Wothks. So 81: A I.
Hrfy.rk drteHtcd td 1rahan. SO so.
uitk schulz debated Richard Gresls. 81.
l.6 f.f Leonard Brose defeated Art Plot.
-Jr. 6-f $50. and Marvin buval Monroe
Cd s.a
not BltS
Hunter. Rodgers defeated Bin llchten-
rers-loHr Hancock 6-i 600. Prad,u-
Tawhlrg defeated Gresla- W0thke. rs. g..
-Nhcn Did You Last BuN u Bond'--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

veallng the consistency OF ms
golf He played from Brae
Burn Alexis brother, Don
aid. the architect. and Mike
Brady PLAYED in the tourney ...
So did J. ID. Travers, the noted
amateur
Arthur = Lauer. former pres
ident of Red Run. back from
California for the duration"
after l0-year residence in the
Far West. is an 18th green
spectator Al Red Run tourna-
ments these days Lauer
is a member Of Wiltshire Club,
Los Angeles, where DIN Dutra
is pro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Bert kubi:

Won two falls out of three 10
defeat Flash Gordon IN the fea-
ture bout al Mack Park last night
frankie Taylor pinned frankie
Clemmons. Kid Chapman won on
foul from Sgt. Manarci and
Chuck Marlowe and George Con
nell went to a draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

service IN the
Detroit area.
- years ago
this month
won the Ma
tlOnal Ope n
a. Philadel-
phia Cricket
G4H b-ul1h
BOP strokes
for the u
holes
r oSS had
three T6S. re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

Outfielder for the ST Louis
Browns. quit his war plant job
and is with the team on its trip
East as full-fedged member Of
the squad. LAABS had passed
his physical examination for mill
tary service before the season
opened and took a defense Job
awaiting his call. playing only
with Browns al night and on
week ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

Who lives at 1886 RoCkdalc,
entered the charm circle of golf
erS yesterday at the Worthwhile
Golf Club when he scored hole
in-one with a tee shot on the l40-
yard twelfth hole. using a No. I
iron. Shaw. became so excited
after the feat that he did not
finish the round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
BEATS VETERAN

Manire eliminated George w.
Gushing Sr.. o.. 6-2. Gushing,
parks player for 20 odd years, was
the only one entered who also had
son competing.
George Jr. was put out the pre-
vious day by Roszak.
Roszak tangled with Frank
SkierSki in a three-setter, but re-
manned in the running after losing
the first, 2-6. 90. 6-3.
Walter Preston patched up his
blistered feet well enough to out
last Stanley Adams. Ga, CD. Ros-
Yak and Preston, doubles partners,
meet in singles today.
( James Alexander, metropolitan
high school champion in 1913. lost
To Tom Mori. 6-3, So.
In the women's division. H.
year-old Irene Waskiewicz man.
aged TO get n game from hard
hitting Lillian Van Buren,. a
ScmifnaliSt last season
Mrs Van Buren, was playing
tournament tennis when Irene
was in the cradle. The scores
were g. |. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Probable Pitchers
ANFRJCAN IVACIV

DETROIT GENTRY $50 a. Washington
tNi-Felnr So 80 3 n tFWT
Cleveland tKeruedy o. ~ rhNsief phia
(Black 4-ib-5.l5 2 m tEWTI
81. Louis (Jakucki 5-2j a. Sev York
page So 30 m. fEWTl
Chicago tGrove 7-5) ~ Boston tPoV
man 6-3t.b 80 ?. m 'FNTi
NATIONAL LIAGIF
BROOKLYN wyatt "a and Melton $50 ~
Chicago 1ChipmAn ~ and WISE So
! 30 r. m fCWT)
New York FISCHER i-5h ~ Pittsburgh
Butcher 80 : 30 tFWTG
Boston (Javery 80 and Hutchinson 5-3l
a, Cincinnati tshoun "a and carter ~
$50 p m (EWT)
Philadelphia dee IN A. 50 Louis
(Brecheen 5.)-h:4S 2 m tCWTl
-~OldieFs Hu. Nar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Fiqht Results

Los Anseles-LiEs Drew iS San
Diego Cal. KUd Paul Altman. I45. Dal-
las Tex ~ Billy Hale. 1877. Houston
Tex, decisioned. Pete Sanchez 1875. Juarez
Mex G0) Danny Kopoltck las. Pitts.
burgh. dscisioned Johnny Lope1, ii4.
Mexico city 90 George Fulton 1855
Riverside Cal. decisionsd Billy Smith
1875. Kansas City, Mo. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

on the links
ne burned a
hand in the
locker room
yanking al
a box OF
matches
" X. Joyce
and a. No
WlCki re
getting out
circulars call
ing attention
10 their VIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
PREFERRED VAR DRUMS

Jabbering Jake says ne is 45.
he has been promoting and
matchmaking in Pittsburgh for
II years. during which he started
Friizie Civic, Billy Conn, etc. on
the lumpy road to success. He
staged more than 30 bouts, most
of which he claims were col
lossical" He tried 10 enlist in
the army when war broke out,
but was rejected because Of pre-
ferred ear drums
-lNyest In InNasion. Uuv n HoOd--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Great Lakes:

Baseball team came from be-
hind in tho ninth TO defeat the
Chicago Cubs 3 10 2 and score its
Dist straight victory. A single
by BILL BAKER with two out
and bases filled proved 10 be the
winning margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

pionship.
with that
title W e n I
something like
100000. Now.
20 years later,
we find Jones
a major in the
u. S. Army Air
Forces. He is
up to his ears
in the invasion
OF Europe.
And one of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Sports
Coli Games Suffer
in These Busy
DAYS Tor 7 Pros.
Nv LEo MkCDONELL

Frank Walsh. too busy with
ms joh a. golf pro a. Red Run,
cant find time 10 play golf $50.
And Nortie Dura. former pro
AZ the ROYAL Oak club. too
busy as personnel director
for Cadillac. seldom sees the
links,
Maure Wells rs II, his sd
year as pro Al Cascade Hills.
Grand Rapids AleCk Ross,
Detroit Golf Club oldest pro IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Bob Tales
A,Stranee Contrast
in Sports Heroes
After 20 Years
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

The tides of destiny sweep men
to the heights and then pound
them mercilessly on the rocks
below. II was 20 years ago this
summer that Cyril Walker be-
came the toast of the golfing
world when he defeated the great
Bobby Jones for the open cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

the saddest notes of the recent
Red-Cfess tournament, recently
played in New York, was the
sight of an aging little man trudg-
ing along among the giants OF
golf as a caddy. 1t vas Gym
Walker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
STEPHANIE WINS

Stephanie Prychitko. hnaliSt in
the state event. under l5 division,
put out Mable Morrow. 81. 6-l
Eugenia Gorka disposed OF Chris
tine Whitehead. 81. CD.
Bill SayreS continued his I'M
beaten way in the junior division
in taking Kenneth BuSsler, o.,
60. John KOliba. II, put out
Robert Robertson, 6-3. Ga
Leonard BrOSe was two-tlmc
winner. the first over Art Plotkin,
GA. 60. and the second over Mar
yin Duval. 6-l. 6-3. Brose's OPP
ponent today is Al Hetzeck, who
set aside Ed Trahan, Go. 60.
SoIdierS RuV War RondS TOo--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

Francis Shaw scored a hole in
one at the Worthwhile Golf Course,
third there this year. Shaw used
a No. Z iron on the l40-yard
twelfth hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

Briggs, Hudson Tied
For Top, Play tonight

Briggs and Hudson softball
teams will attempt 10 break their
tie for the second half season lead
IN the Detroit SOftball ASSocia-
ton tonight Al Mack Park Each
team has won four and lost one
ST Clair Shores PLAYS Local l51
~ s rs
--snIhL.r. Mn ~ Nnnh. Inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

pion while representing Smith Col
lege of North Carolina. collapsed
yesterday. but revived sufficiently
to defeat Ted Sumida. formerly Of
Los Angeles. 6-l, 6-l.
Russell is scheduled today for a
hospital visit and may or may not
return TO play.
RuSSell's next opponent is
Greenberg and the match is set
for tomorrow if the formers con-
dition permits. Otherwise a de-
fault will automatically place
Greenberg in the Semifinal. upper
bracket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Meet Jake MintZ
PittSburSh'S LOndeS
Times Photo
BY JACK CUDDY

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June Is (UP)-Jake Mintz, greatest
Character in the fight game that Hitler and
Toto made biggest mistake history when they squared off
s A. completely slug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Why Cen'tI7'

Father Bill Pipp had a disss-
trouS day in the Red Run invita-
tlOnal Sunday After losing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Public Parks Meet
I'm QuarterfinalS

Four. possibly FIVE the quaerfnai Of
singles public tennis championships Northwestern
The Eddie
Nanire and Walter Preston
nte cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

nutty.
Mintz, who has an authoritative
finger in Pittsburghs pugillstic
pie, says the Axis ratzis made the
mistake of betting us around just
when the u. s. A. reached the
raw-meat stage in sports when
fans demanded the kill in nearly
every branch of athletics-the
home run in baseball. the kayo
in boxing, the skyscraper knock
in in basketball. the blazing smash
in tennis and even the killing
kick at the end in the mile run.
Mintz is matchmaker for the
Rooney-McGinley sports enter
prises in Pittsburgh. Some say
he is a silent partner in the en-
terpriseS. We can assure you that
he is no SILENT partner.
HE'S A PLATE SMASHER
Our attention was first at
tracted to Mintz at the Union
Grill in the Hotel Pittsburgher
when the head waiter approached
the unsuspecting matchmaker at
the bar and said, Mr. Mintz, the
big table is ready now for your
party of IA"
Mintz forgot completely the
mounting bill as he battled vo-
ciferously with a supposed out
sider-a heckler who accused him
of packing Monday nights Civic
Bell fight card with old men who
needed crutcheS 10 get into the
ring.
Mintz smashed plates and broke
water glasses IN his violent al
temptS N get at the heckler. who
happened 10 he an editor known
10 every one in PittSburgh-eXcept
MintZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
WAS OVERHEARD

II soon became evident there
were several within earshot who
did understand Spanish. Most
prominent among them was STAN
ley Lipec. trainer for the racing
stable of Daniel Lewis. Detroit
undertaken.
Lipiec trained a stable in Cuba
for several years and knows
Spanish well. He also knows to-
day that Gonzalez didn't know
what he was talking about,
whether he said it in Spanish,
Esperanto. Chinese or Pig Latin.
Because Doll Baby finished
sixth in a seven horse race.
Whether Olivera or any one
else who was listening bet on the
tip" was not discovered by the
stewards investigation. Lipiec,
however, did report Gonzalez 10
the stewards and the suspension
resulted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Todsys Games

Iodays Games
Phil ST l.. night.
= Y Pitt rtghf
Bklyn Chi
Ros Gin :
Amer Assoc
TUl 10. X q 8
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National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-28
Storm Over Rams

We understand Amos Alonzo
SlaGg has turned down the invis~.
ton 10 coach he college All-StA
in tho annual Chicago game. Lyfii.
Waldorf viii be the head coach
with Franka of Tulsa as his first
assistant.
Also in tho football world il
comes our way that Cleveland IL
attempting 10 drop out Of compe-
tition in the national pro league
for another year. The Rams want
TO remain inactive and still hold
10 the franchise until after the
war. A storm hrews over this one.
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Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 4. San Diego a.
Hollywood 7. Sacramento \,
Portland (. Oakland 3.
Only games scheduled