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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Schoolie and Mickey Return
AS Battery Next Wednesday

Two Of the most popular play
ers in the history of the Detroit
Tigers are returning town
Wednesday night. 1t. CJmdr.
Mickey Cochrane and Schoolboy
Rowe will be batterymates for the
Great Lakes Naval Training Gen.
ter team when they face the Ford
All-Stars at Rotunda Field, start.
ing at 6 o'clock.
The team Mickey has assembled
is considered by many to be the
best in the land today. 1t has
scored several impressive victories
over major and leading minor
league teams. Thus far they won
more than 20 games in a row.
The game Wednesday evening
will be a rally for many of the
old Tiger fans, Many tickets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Hudson Motor Wins,
II, on Squeeze Play

Hudson Motor OF Detroit de-
feated Thompson Aircraft. Cleve-
land, 2-1, Saturday night at Mack
Park in the first round of the Ma
tional Industrial Softball tourna-
ment. Pitcher Ted Bankey scored
the winning run in the seventh on
Henry Kasinski's squeeze play
bunt. Bankey had walked and
reached third on Leo Bergamo's
double.
Hudson plays Weldon Tool. an
other Cleveland team, Sunday
night at 7 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Steuber Leaves Mark

Bob Steuber. Missouri's ALI
American halfback, who later
Apyed with the Chicago Bears.
lbk with him at least three rec
Srds when he was detached re-
Gently from Iowa Pre- ig h I
School !. ;. First he wound up with
a 3.S out of perfect 40 for the
highest grade in physical train
ing: secondly. he was the first
Seahswk 10 compete in two events
progressing enormously ttrack
and baseball) and finally, ex-
tended his perfect outhelding
average 10 three straight seasons.
Leroy tSatchep Paige. famous
Negro pitcher. claims this is bis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

have been sold. but there viii be
tickets on sale at game time to
take care of all fans.
Iris Speaker is coming over
from Cleveland. The colony Of
former major leaguers now living
in Detroit will be out in force.
They'll see Mickey and Rowe In
their dual role as ball players and
drilling as navy men.
Mickey will do some of the
catching. The pitching will be
divided between Rowe and Virgil
Trucks, a member OF the Tiger
staff last year.
The Ford team, coached by
Rabbit Meanwhile, one OF the best
Of all National League infSelders.
will furnish tough oppositio0 -
the visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Collegiate Tennis Title
Is Retained by Segura

scored three points each TO tie for
the team championship.
The University of Texas won
the doubles championship for the
second straight year as the team
of John Hickman and Felix Kelley
defeated the Pepperdine College
pair of Nick Buzolich and Gary
Ruby, 60. Ga, 6-3. Hickman
played on last years winning
combination when his partner was
Walter Driver.
The Texas duo, who were seeded
first. won all of fts matches In
straight sets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Benny Goldberg. bantamweight
boxer. was born in Warsaw,
Poland on December rs, 1919 &.
He was two years old when his
parents brought him TO Detroit
Maurice Van Robays is work.
ing in special service at Camp
Crowder. Mo, running sports
events of various kinds He
also plays with Tommy Bridges
camp baseball team Don
Doody and Nunzio Marine, Notre
Danes two midget backs. each
weighing 80 pounds. will wear
two well known Irish numbers
next fall Doody has been
assigned Creighton Miller's 81 and
Marine drew Johnny Lujack's 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Escoe Again Takes
Briggs Stadium Title

Charley EScoe. manager OF the
Olympia ticket office. retained
the championship in the Briggs
Stadium employees annual golf
tournament by posting rs Satur-
day at Hawthorne Valley. He
edged out Louis tRed) Moreau by
two strokes. Frank Michalek, an
usher. followed with 81 Gus
Deering and Sam Elliott. guests.
had 70 and II, respectively. More
than $50 attended the dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Florida May Get
Third Race Track

MIAMI, Fla, July l (UP)-The
possibility that three race tracks
may operate in Florida next sea-
son was foreseen here today after
s. s. MacCahill. attorney for the
Gulfstream race track at Holly
wood, Fla. filed application with
the Florida state racing commits
sion for racing dates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

n EVANSTON, Ill, July l tINS)
francisco (Pancho) Segura,
University of Miami. successfully
defended his N. c. A. A. tennis
championship by defeating Charles
Samson, naval trainee from the
University of Notre Dame. in the
finals at Northwestern University
today. The transplanted South
American disposed Of the Irish
player in straight sets. 60. Cd. 60.
= The University OF Miami, Notre
Dame and the University of Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
COUNT ON FURGoL

This would give the amateur
team such public course stand
outs as Eddie Furgol. the River
bank star who has shown so well
in the countrys major touFna-
ments this year; Jay Law, Art
Pony and Carl Daniels.
From the private clubs. to name
a few, would come Chuck KocSiS,
now competing in amateur events;
Freddy Hammer, Chris Brinke
and Randall Ahern.
Howell also promised he'd have
Fred Riggin and Scotty Lumsden,
the Port Huron pair who won al
Red Run. here for the match.
With golfers like Sam Byrd, Al
Watrous, Joe Before, Frank
Walsh, Chick Rutan. Claude Har-
mon and Todd Houck in their
lineup, the pros naturally would
be favorites to win.
But that wouldn't detract from
the interest. especially when the
worthiness of the cause is con-
sidered.
Played on a Sunday. this would
be the first opportunity for many
TO see newcomers like Byrd
Rutan, Harmon and Houck in
action.
x.uL ~. -. -. n -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
NFW YORK

Totals 20 q 10 Totals 30 al
'Batted for HUMPHREYS in eighth.
tBatted for Haynes in ninth.
IRAN for Hemslsy In ninth.
Slated for Borowy In ninth
Chicago 600 600 003-3
New York 100 010 0O0-2
Runs-Tucker Trosky, Garrett. Stirn-
weiss 2 Runs ostted tn--Metheny. Car
nett Two-base hits--Metheny. Casino,
Trosky, Hemsley. Stolen base-Stirnwei
Double plays-Martin 20 Stirnweiss. Me-
theny 10 Hemsley. Webb TO Schalk 10
Trosky, Borowy TO Milosevich to Etten
Schalk 20 Webb 10 Trosky. Left on bases
Chicago 8, New York Z. Bases on balls
or Borowy 7 of Humphries 8. Struck out
BY Humphries q by Borowy 1. Hits-On
Humphries 4 in innings, OF Haynes o In
I inning, of Maltzberger ] In l inning.
Winning pitcher-Haynes. Umpires-Pip-
gras Stewart and McGownan. Time
204 Attendance--e.4 s4 paid.
-When MA Nnn LAT RnN a Honhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

the regular So
cent job after
the former
Tiger ehueked
a two-hit shut
out against the
r e d S OK re-
Gently . . . Al
Trenton IN. j.
High School,
Ike Williams,
the lightweight,
was a member
of the varsity
relay team and
of the basket
ball squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Runs - Gu,teridge, Kreevich, NcQuinh1
Stephens q Moore. Byrnes. Christman.
MGncuso O'Neill Runs batted in-Moore
}, Byrnes, Christman. Mancuso, Kreevich
q Fox. (Kreevich scored In FIRST inning
on wild pitch.D Two-base hits-Stephens,
Moore Sacrihce-McQuinn Double plays
Potter 20 Stephens 10 McQuinn. Stephens
10 McQuinn. Butcher to Doerr to Cronin
Christman TO Gutteridge 10 McQuinn Left
on bases-Boston 3. St. Louis Z Bases on
o'Neal 2, of Potter q Hits-on Haus-
mann in a inning. OF Ryba In 7
innings on OMEN ! IN rs innings. Wild
pitch-Ryba Losing pitcher--Hausmann
Umpires - Rommel, Grieve and Weafer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

and South America The
FIVE greatest hitters OF all time
were Ty Cobb. Babe Ruth, Joe
jackson. Iris Speaker and Rogers
Hornsby, but whether they rate
In the order named is a question
that probably never will be settled
in the minds of baseball addicts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Totals as Il n Totals % 10 ~ II
'Batted for Harris N fifth.
tBatted for wilkins IN sixth.
tBatted for Wheaton In sixth.
Slated for Berry In ninth.
DETROIT 900 400 121-e
Philadelphia 900 o04 O00-4
Runs-Hostetler. Outlaw, Cramsr, Rich.
ards 2, overmire. Beck, White. Ken, Car
ted in-outlaw Z, Higgins, overmire .,
Hostetler. Garrison. Han 2, Busch, Beck {,
Mayo. Error-Busch. Two-base hits--Hig.
gins. cramer.. overmire. OUTLAW. Mayo.
Hoover z. Stolen base-Richards. Left on
bases-Detroit Q, Philadelphia 8. Double
play-Estalela TO Busch to Estalella. Bases
on balls-Off Overmire I, off Wheaton I.
Struck out-By Overmire 3, by Beck ..
by Wheaton 1. Hits-Of Harris 7 In 5
innings. off overmire In SIS innings, off
Wheaton In 1 inning. Umpires-Rue,
Summers and Boyer
n ~ q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

10th year IN
baseball Il.
His is a real
rubber arm. for
besides hurting
in this country
in the East and
Midwest in the
su m m er, he
pitches on the
West Coast In
the winter and
I h en- tour s
Mexico Cub a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Expression Beats
IwosY al Arlington

CHICAGO, July 1 (INS)-Ex-
preston. Mrs. Payne Whitney's
2-year-old filly, chalked up a head
victory today in the Arlington
Park Lassie Stakes at the expense
of Warren Wright's Twosy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
PITTSnIRGH
BOSTON

Totals 30 ~ ~ Totals 80 3 q 10
'BAtted for SRndlock IN eighth.
Bsttsd for Tobin in ninth
Bosto 600 600 Oi0--I
Pittsburgh 100 03O l0x S
Runs-Tobin. Coscarsrt }. Russell, Ru-
being. Errors Cuisine Sandloek. Runs
batted in-Ellott 2, Rubbing 3, Etchison
Two-base hits-Phjllips, Mast. Three base
hit-Rubeling. stolen bases-Coscarart q.
Rubeling. Russell. Double plAys-Eiliott
10 Coscarart 20 Dahlgrsn. Coscarart 10
Cuisine 10 Dahlgren. Rubeling TO Dahl
gren. Dahlgren 10 Cuisine to Dahlgren,
Etehison 70 Phillips. Left on bases-B os-
ton q. Pittsburgh o. Bases on bsils-On
starr g. of Tobin 4. Struck out-By
Tobin O.
Inve.t 4, Invasion. Rux n Ro0d---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
FIYweight Captures
Feature al Suffolk

BOSTON. July I (INS)-Fly-
weight, a So chance piloted by
jockey Atkinson, beat q stellar
field at Suffolk Downs today to
win the $4,000 added Betsy Ross
Stakes, five-eighths Of q mile.
Flyweight paid $40, S3.40 and 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
4 Errors in Ninth
Defeat Yanks
Sox Score ; Runs
TO Edge Out Champs

NEW YORK. July I GNS)-
Four errors by the Yankees in the
ninth. plus a timely single by Ed
Garrett, spoiled Hank Borowy's
chance for his eleventh victory as
the White Sox came from behind
today to nose out the American
League champions, 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Pontiac Yellow Coach baseball
team will play double-header
with two southern Oakland County
League teams on July 4. starting
at 100 p. m. at Hazel Park High
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Pirates Defeat
Braves, ) TO |

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July !
GNS)-The Pittsburgh Pirates
put together eight hits today TO
defeat the Boston Braves, 81.
The victory was the third straight
for Ray Starr. II was the second
time in two years the Pirates have
been able 10 beat Jim Tobin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
.BrownsWin,9- 81,
Lead B Games

BOSTON, July ! tUP)-The st.
Louis Browns added a full game
to their American League lead to-
day, defeating the second place
Boston Red Sox. 81, to increase
their margin TO three and a half
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
BIG FOUR TRAILS

However. golfdom' big four"
top money winners of 1944-Byron
Nelson, Craig Wood. jug Nc
Spaden and defending titlist
Sammy Byrd-slipped from five to
seven strokes behind Hogan's lead
ing l34.
Nelson, after leading the field
yesterday with 65,-ran into
trouble today, taking two 6S on
the first nine for a three-over-par
3S, and gaining a Sc on the second
nine for "a. Woods 70-69-139
tied him with Nelson. John Re-
volta and Bob Hamilton.
McSpaden blew up today after
yesterdays 81 to take a 37-36-73
and a 40 while Byrd posted a
71-70-l4l. Revolta took II.
--Goldiera Rnx VA nana. Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Sports
Win q Game,
Set q Shave
All for Free
BY LEO MACDONELL

Joe Rullo, the ball-playing bar
Der with the Athletics shaves free
any mate who pitches his team to
victory Rullo gave 30 30
Newsom a neck-shave along with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Reds Hang Up
Fourth in Row

CINCINNATI, July I (UP)-
Cincinnati Reds stretched their
winning streak to four straight
today with a so triumph over
New York Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Hogan's 5-Under Par
&C Gains Open Lead

CHICAGO July (UP)-Little Ben Hogan, who warned biz
time golfers they'd be hearing from him when h
81 1912 Hale America COMMANDERS
Victory National Open today he clipped i've
off par II a brilliant 3l-3S-66
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Tigers Wa||op As, Win Series Opener, "a
Two Hur|ers
/
Lead BdrrdQe
Ovsrmire Routed,
But Is Winner

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The
Tiger pitchers, "Stubby" Over
mire and Boom Boom" Beck and
outfielder Jimmy Outlaw had
their batting clothes on today
and Detroit defeated the Athletics.
"a. in the first game OF the series
before $500 fans.
With Outlaw and Overmire pro-
viding the punch with two dou-
bles and triple between them in
the first five innings. the Tigers
hammered out a SO lead off
Luman Harris.
When Overmire stubbed his toe
acknowledgement the Athletics
knocked him out Of the box with
four runs in the sixth, Boom
Boom" came in, did a nice relief
job and drove in two of the Ben
gals final four runs with two
singles.
TIGERS TALLY
The Tigers took first blood with
two runs in the fourth. Chuck
Hostetler opened with a single to
center and raced home when
Jimmy Outlaw laced a triple that
stirred up the dust on the right
field foul line.
Pinky Higgins promptly scored
him with another safety to cener.
They added three more in the
fifth. Fit Cramer started the
fireworks with a double to right
that took a jack rabbit bounce
over Ford Garrison's head and
went to third when Paul Richards
beat out a bunt along the thiri
base line.
Stubby Overmire surprised with
two-bagger to left that sent
both men over and after Joe
Hoover moved the pitcher to third
with a sacrifice, he scored on Hos
tetler's fly to left.
The Athletics knocked Overrnire
out of the box in the sixth and
hung up four runs to make it ga.
WHITE STARTS 1T
10 10 White and George Kell hit
safely to center and when Ford
Garrison prodded a single to right,
White scored. OverTnire braced
for a moment and Hayes fouled to
York and Estalella famed, but
when Higgins failed to come up
with Al Simmons infieid hit the
hacoc uoro 1aaAad
Irwin Hall followed with q sin
gle that sent two over and when
Edgar Busch also singled to cen
ter, Simmons scored. This finished
Overmire and Beck came in to get
pinch hitter Lewis Flick on q hot
roller to York.
Detroit made Il ga In the sew
enth when Beck singled to center.
went to second on Hoover's sacri-
flee and came home on Outlaws
double.
They made It 81 In the eighth
when Rudy York reached first on
Busch's wild throw, went to third
on Richards single and both
crossed the plate on Beck's second
safety.
i A single by Higgins and q dou.
BILE by Mayo gave Detroit their
final run in the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
PrO-Amateur
AS Ryder Cup Sub
Photo by Times staff Photographer PM !
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

With hopes of Ryder Cup match virtually abandoned all
benefit event png 10 II Michigan against
like of the leading been suggested
Golf leaders being ACQUAINTED with the unanimous
belief will worthy substitute the RYDER of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Cincinnati OOi iO3 OOx-5
Runs-Clay. Mccormick. Upton. Aleno
q. Errors-Marshall, Miller. Runs batted
in-Mueller. Miller q Heusser 2. Two base
hits-Williams, Upton. Aleno. Double plays
Williams TO Miller 10 Mccormick, Miller
10 Williams to Mccormick. Struck out-By
Seward 2. by Gee l, by Heusser 3. Bases
on balls-0ff Seward 4. Wild pitch
Seward. Hits-Off Seward 10 in So in
nings, off Poli 0 in / x innings. off Gee 0
on bases-New York 5, Cincinnati 7. Time
OF game-1:37. Umpires-Dunn, Mayer
kurth and Stewart. Paid attendance-2, O03.
When Did You Last Buy q Bonds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Black BADGE
Going
Bet Record $655.645
CeHarelle Wins Five
BY LEWIS H. WALTER


for a record high at the Detroit
track Saturday when the big colt,
Black Badge, captured the Detroit
3-year- old championship and
jockey Mike Caffarella rode five
winners TO divide the card with
the United States jockey cham
pion, Johnny Adams.
The mutuel handle exceeded by
$3.50 the record set last Labor
Day and was S20,097 higher than
the previous handle OF the meet
ing, the $685.. 54S wagered Memoir
ial Day. Four handicaps and
purse distribution. of S2S, 500 pro-
vided standout betting races.
Although Caffarella toppe
Adams in winners and equaled
the champions feat of the pre-
vious week in booting home five
winners. it was chunky Johnny
from lola, Kan. who had the
honor of bringing Black Badge
home as A. r. Hirschberg's pow
erful sprinter left eight rival s.
year-olds behind in the $4,000
Sport Of Kings Handicap.
COMES FROM BEHIND
Black Badge came from behind
again as he marked up his fourth
victory in five starts this meeting
and his ninth in the 10 times he
has gone to. post at the Detroit
track.
Adams hustled the son OF Co
hort from sixth place on the back
stretch and around the field 10
drive down the stretch after the
pace setting 10 Agnes. 10 take
the lead near the eighth pole and
win by a length and quarter
from the Dearborn stables chai-
longing Nelson Dunstan.
II was Nelson Dunstan which
threatened the upset in this race
After having only one horse
beaten on the back stretch, the
Detroit owned colt, ridden by Pete
Glidewell came from seventh
place at the head OF the stretch
TO close a lot OF ground on the
winner.
Black Badge boosted his years
winnings -$35, 9z5- az he con-
tributed $500 first money 10 his
owner and his smart trainer,
Frank ChildS.
WINS FROM FAVORTE
Adams had previously ridden
the Sl7.30 Daily Double combina-
ton. Foment and Flashalong. so
he collected a 500 bonus In addi-
ton 10 his percentage OF the purse
But Caffarella had the edge all
around by riding the winners OF
three OF the days four handicaps.
The Swarthy veteran from
Schenectady. n. Y. bagged his
first winner in the third race when
he brought the $16.20 wager, Half
Grand, down 10 beat Adams
mount. Drumont, by a nose. He
came back in the $1,000 Gettys-
burg Handicap, nun as the fourth
race, TO keep Mrs. Edward Nc
Cuan's 2-year-old Dimit in front
all the way to beat Tiger Man.
with j. r. Layton up almost
length for a 81 40 mutuel.
In the $4,000 Chippewa Handi-
cap. run as the fifth. II was Caffa-
rella again. this time on s. s.
Gano's Sarah Lorraine. which won
by three lengths from the favorite.
Bring Me Home. ridden by Adams.
Caffarella got nothing in the
Black Badge race when his
mount, Credit Man. was almost
left at the post, but he came
back TO take the last two races.
As far as available records
showed. il was the first time in
the tracks history that two
jockeys divided the card.
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the last four years.
Among them are Al Watrous,
Michigan PEA tournament chair
man, and Bob Howell, who origi-
mated the all-star matches of a
few years ago.
Played on Sunday at a close
in club and with the various golf
organizations supporting it, the
match undoubtedly would draw
well and net a siZeable sum for
the Red Cross or some similar
organization.
"Our pros are eager to par
ticipate in q war benefit event."
Watrous said. land II this plan
Is decided upon, will back IL to
the limit.
Golf here made q wonderful
showing In the four Ryder
matches and we certainly don't
want 10 give up now"
TROPHY Is AVAILABLE
Howell. a hustler and a good
promoter, also was most enthu-
siastic, promising his fullest sup
port.
ITO add to the competitive
interest" Howell explained,
1--WE again can put up the team
trophy which the pros still hold
after shutting out our amateurs
the last time the match was
played, In 1941 ut Saginaw
Country Club"
The first of these matches was
played in 1889 at Plum Hollow,
with the amateurs, headed by
Chick Harbert and Chuck Koc-
sis, the winners. The pros won in
1910 as well as 1941.
If the match is played, it Is
planned to open the amateur team
TO public course as well as private
club golfers. Formerly only pri-
vate club golfers were eligible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
AMERICAN AssoCIAIIoN

No eames Scheduled To-Day,
Init League south. Asenr
ayr. IS, Mont. az. Birm. 7, L. r. q.
Bait. So, Tor. Be- Al. 3, Nsshv. 4.
Others. night. Others, uight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
MISSES ACE

The tight-lipped Texan. super
swatter of the tees. barely missed
hole-in-one on the 1S2-yard
fourth.
He scrambled for par with the
chips down on the final two holes,
sinking A l2-foot putt on the seven
teenth and laying An approach
one-foot from the pin on the
eighteenth.
Harrison compiled his 6S-6S-136
despite bogies on two holes in to-
DAYS round.
Steve Kovach, the Tarantum.
Pa, steel worker. remained as the
highest amateur among the finish
ers when he posted a 67-71-13S
after three-putting the seven
teenth TO tie with Gene SaraZen
for third place.
The prediction that the top field
OF the nations wartime golfers
would burn up the course was
supported as Is contestants fin
ished Sc holes below par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Games hehind leader.
PLAY tonight.
Saturdays Results sundays Games
DIT 3, Phil 4. DIT Phil ca.
Chi 3. W. L-Bos t2).
l. p, BOs ] Chin Y go
Cle-Was. night. Clev-Wash (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Hogan OF Fort Worth a lieuten-
ant in the army air force, hadn't
played in a major golf tournament
in two years until yesterday. when
he applied his slow, methodic game
on the Edgewater Course TO take
a 90.
He came back today 10 birdie
four holes on the first nine and
one on the second nine. playing his
best golf when he was under
pressure. TO card a &c.
This gave Hogan two-day ag-
gregate OF 134 at the half way
point in the 72-hole medal tour
ney, two strokes ahead of his
nearest competitor, K. j. Harrison,
Dayton pro.
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COMES FROM BEHIND

Black Badge came from behind
again as he marked up his fourth
victory in five starts this meeting
and his ninth in the 10 times he
has gone to. post at the Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
How They Stand

AMFRICAN LFAGUF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

.InNest In lnNA.inn! Bn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
NATIoNaI IEAeUF

PLAY tonight
N.snwA..f. n...ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
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Sports Roundup

81 head basketball coach
Notre Dame will the Navy ensign IN chicago
today.
Arz-NSJohnn the field into the second
Golf Tournament today The
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play sizzling sc in the opening IS
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possible the finals
depending extent
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tonight with Theodore H. Lydgate or
business transacted.
Of representing twenty states and
thirty evenly divided between civilians and service
Miose
mile and Mel Sheppard 600
which attracted champions from all over
the nation
big winter week ushered in today with
a committee
International League The East
New York baseball writer's throw
League holds
nua meeting Tuesday.