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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

% sMad M DaTSins lots; estimates free. s.:sil
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstons
slAI MlAAIRcUccIo, Route /, Horners lane.
FLOOR 1TS s SERVICE; @ noshlns but but the the best: , =
ING ING coNTRAcToRs ufs fNc aisa: 49, Wtseon-
JoHSs-MASyrLIE Ji Sss Nv Il ROOFING and asbestos
CROSS CO. CH 043l, CHI 5287.
snPHY co y i25 fss1ats o a7 Hgpsos Pa sps
M Warehouse at 7th and T ne DI.
HEATING-American Radiator Co. boilers
and radiators in stock for Immediate in
Stallation; no down payment. estimates az
ES1E SsGnHsfFisnce FN9. DAY or 3lgh PORTER
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addt-
foos ed maas porches ato
concrete work, plumbing decorating. as
bestos siding and roofing and general house
monthiy psyments. TABoR's HOME Tsst REM
OVATING CO, 1920 Irving st. NV. AID.
WATERPRooFING, all kinds; easements
waterprooted. windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT E PRICE, RE. 1881. /.
repairs: white mechanics, work guaranteed.
Gall sny time. AD 5129.
IN NthOlNIA-CaN Pa PAITERSON-GARDl-
NER CORP. Hobart 4120, Johns-Man4
vile roofing siding insulation: storm vim
doNs. screens. heating. Terms
Struction, repairing. remodeIing, aspilals
shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insula-
tlon' eoacTete. paving Estimates free.
( NEWELL CH. 1882
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO 4120; Johns-Man-
vile rootlng siding; insulation; storm win-
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms; Tree estimate. NATIONAL install
LAT1ON co $500 Wis ave WI 1900.
JOHNS -MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula-
tion, storm sash: long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL.
220G
DEAL WITH reliable firm We do pa
perinG, painting, Stag and shingle roofing,
ASBESTOS siding, timing, weatherStripping,
insulation and all types of home improve
ments. Free estimates, small monthly
payments; no cash down. FEDERAL CON-
TRACING CO., 3l5 New York ave NV.
Ma. I4l6. 81
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HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY NURSE. 3 months old, Dy-Dee wash.
ape IN; also solored woman for mornings
cHAMBERMMaIb All wa WA1aRfss a1sfs TO- for nr,vst.
family of adults in nearby country home.
pSstion s Ey IN Di yseks s not ne a3fsr PER-
coLoREn MAID for general housework;
hene auhSfs Phone No DE Es09qkise qSse good pay sooo
COON COOK white wanted Immediately; prefer
e5eafh eaefilore cooking good vases good living
i0Hai1aons i anu and phons pm' Or l47l between
COOK. g,h.w., help with baby; live in;
good G@dx salary. Wo. 5799.
with good references permanent position
bath bath; good salary EN-. e755.
GAY day. 2l0 Carroll ave. ,sH. 97s5 31s
COOK or couple, colored man as gardener
houseman; family 3 adults; live in; a day
ecessary; 1000 Nebraska ave. EN-. ooo4 o9o4'
COOK, gh;w:. no laundry: pleasant work
sn5 ng Sea,ah Seon,d,htions good salary references
COOK wanted. with city references: cook
a1d si!5o serve serve nights; GEORGETOWN: SIS.
COOK and g.h.Ww., to live in. upstairs
room: four in, family; $50 per week; refer
easoi COOK KrfGNySes aNp SOME ~ GSsa
reference required; Bethesda. WI 5oa3.
COOK, INV. live in: Chevy Chase Md ;
o,;ssr aauits; ,ood school child; s25 week.
CooK-G.H.W., excellent home for experi-
enced maid; 3 adults; live in preferred, but
S sSe per Eaee RA ss ssoe
COOK -G.HW.. for 1st-class home; refer
n ences Wsr reauired ecu $50 week to start; live
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. coiored or white
iye a,ndrv ln ROOM with bath on Ist floor isht
aged CHILD and baby; ARRANGEMENTS made
Tor care Of children: must have good refer
coa,K e9ssii Hn,srWnsKE Fn,SEy $50 neE month WI 1872
se9,aa gcman; SIS and carfare. .5R asss.
soc per- month as hom g.
ExpEkiEscED s:Hi HK aIfS. COUPLE or mother and
dPNEk GPaNs sand aoHsEkkEfRs HsS xSSkk Efs ns TsSo $50
children: & $50 to 8; sl5- and carfare
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. assist with .
children; live in. nice home; S21 week
GENERAL 81 HoUsEwoRK-Live in or out;
no cooking, no Sundays, fond OF children.
GEsFkA Gil RkA sada aouskWossks1Ek. g ME ss1 .n,ov.a
SfsrsaR ga issI fs5s5 HoUsaWSoRk ea,orsd =. =
small tamnily. ZEN $40. l7a5 Kenyon st. NV. ",
GENERAL HousEwoRkER, live in; at
tractive living quarters. $40 week. RA
GENERAL HousEwoRK, stay . or 4
nights; 6la-day. week: must be fond Of
enliaasn; s1I aene experienced; references; S25.
G.HW., Bethesda. Md, 1880 TO 7.3o.
heath card. Wisconsin 1882.
bath and porch; good wages; refs. on.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. available for both
Tma montbiT or lssss businesses Books opened
ACC0uNTANT-Books started and kept
axes basis sso financial reports
ACCOUNTANT. expert: sS books otss Started kent
audlted; tax reports, monthly service state
ments Prompt, reas. sH 1854. g
AiCCouNTANT. reg; weekly monthly serv.
annsr ices; seni records taxes financial reports
xsbs; xssosc;IAAffha Affami bGYEk. age IS. now Il. EN-.
with reputable business firm. Give par ar.
tisnlaTsS .TTapS BOX 424,J, Star. 5.
nection with reliable firm of attorneys OF
accountants specializing in income tai
ATTORNEY, member D. c. Bar ex-sery.
iceman. 30; desires law connection; gem
eral legal BACKGROUND: preferably admin
sstratiVe s,as law and taxation. Box 364-J
ATTORNEY. familiar with title work and
l land records in Arlington and Fairfax
in either ke eouny o repis 5ss fS.
CHEZ, Al; sea food, sober, neat, fast
coLIaGE sTGDEfST with knowledge Of
mis- consis wants interesting JOB Until OCT
have worked in Govt. as 't typist ,hf' qafs have
drivers permit. What have youS Box
DISPLAY AND ADVERTISING MAN wishes
connection with local firm; capable of
making layouts. advertising art and win
dow trimming. Box 40l-J, Star 3Os
EXPERIENCED MAN wants housecleanins
by the day DU i0Ss1. Call pm. to 10
2. M, all day Sunday
MAN, white. 40. wants Job for Saturday or
Sunday; steady, sober, refs. Box 43S-J,
MAN, young. colored, wants floor waxing.
wall washing, window washing. North
0S37 l.
MAN. married, wishes position as resident
manager of large garden apt. or elevator
bldg: had l5 years experience; can fur
nish best references. Box 320-J. Star 30s
NEWSPAPERMAN, former Far East, i yrs
in Japan; experienced, rewrite, reporting
special features; edited news magazine; col
lege grad. discharged Pacific Marine CORE
spond't; married; age, 50. Box 1851, Star,
-
SALES EXECUTIVE, has served in ma
tional organization as salesman branch
manager sales school instructor, sales and
advertising manager, desirous OF making
a Washington connection as salesman or
sales and advertising executive with a
responsible concern where ability and ef-
fort will be remunerated in ratio to re-
suits produced. Box 367-J, Star 3is
Evening star., 1945-08-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DOTHAN. Alabama. through North Carolina
and Georgia: leaving Aug. 81 or Sept /,
take passengers; return weeks. WA.
g0l0 evenings 30s
DRIVING BUICK to Illinois Sept ); take
passengers part or all way; route optional.
MR.. IRWIN, EN-. 91Sl after Office hrs 80
good car; will take , or 3 TIE, 3463
FAMILY OF 3 driving TO Atlantic City
Sept. !, returning Sept 3. accom-. >
share expenses GE 39lS
LEAVING 8 AM, Sept. >, in 1Q41 Plym
outh for Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Hamil
ton, Ont. Can accommodate D passenger.
at IS each CHI 6544
Los ANGELES, experienced driver. leavins
bout Sept. y DII toIH f
Evening star., 1945-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont. !:

bOSINESS OPrONlONtIIss kSOna.Is
WANTED. self-service grocery in Sc;
prefer Congress Heights area. AT. S4sst
Or details 70 4o4s First st. s,w Mnss
RETAIL FURNITURE--Furnitur business.
well established in Alex, Va doing nice
volume business: excellent lease, long
term; well located; stock, acc'ts receivaole.
good will, sold as whole; business VOL
ume, $4,000 to $4,000 monthly Priced
low for quick sale. For inspection, cah
FRANCIS HEIGLE. 1417 L st. NV. Ma.
DOWNTOWN CONN. AVE. - Hieh-class
guesthouse; good paying business; IL
rooms. several baths. Owner leaving CITY.
asfGLE aP9e suy f414 fGf st. aphs NV sa "a. $3.50 ~
FOR SALE-very hish-erade small hotel
or inn. fully furnished. famous for excellent
food and service, very outstanding LOCATION
for high-grade operator capable handling
large volume OF business. F. E.. LUCAS
4@G E9s Fl Rw neDn phope unioh kA Station
S650-S75G weekly bus: rent cheap; vii
sacrifice for quick sale; Franklin 1880
bet. / and 3 pm. to $50 pm. D .
DELICATESSEN for sale, with apis over.
head: good business; ID years present.
owner; long lease Call "a, 2do4- on,n
business esna be Be improved; owner leayins s,I
LIQUOR STORE, downtown corner, long
lease, s33 900, S for for clean stock.
eoLoRED eeG 5I5 confPLE-A aSanf place to live and .
elec. refgr.; S.. 900 cash. DI. 2135.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC and secretariaI classes
cors.s IN ana
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. civil
service courses. Est. 2S years; accredited
Inquire MA. 233S BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F st topp. CAPITOL Theater)
POPULAR piano and accordion instruc-
tion. Professional teacher and musician
pupils for the fall season Will guarantee
that you will play popular songs in 20
lessons. Course also consists of sight
reading, harmony and theory. Call Mr.
NEWMAN. Randolph 5300 ."
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
l34C ave ME I77S
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.. Bill


SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont,
GIRL. coiored wants ghw. to 5 days
week; good refs; S12 and carfare. NE.
GIRL. colored. desires Job. g.h.w... cooking:
exp; city ref; live in; S2S. .50-S30 wk. no
Sun Call = pm to $50 pm. CO. t451
HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
at home MA $3.50
Evening star., 1945-08-30
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COLORED GIRL desires work as mothers
EXPERIENCED GIRL desires senersl
cleaning and light laundry: Sh and car-
fare per day. DOROTHY O'NEILIs TR.
Evening star., 1945-08-30

400. 49,
TELEPHONE opERAToR-pBx. permanen
10ns Copnac., goo1 salary. o-oay week. Appl,
TELEPHONE opEEaToRs, experienced
earnings, ear S3l 20 to s57 80 weekly, depend
syening ss5 I work. Apply employment office
81 So 18th st.. NV, Mon. through Fri.
o TaE III % cHRsapEsaaktE n sat sac poToM.i aT T.
IRAINING DIRECTOR, preferably a-col
psI;enas legs graouase with department store ex
glasses for employees: good salary. ss,si' escei
Apply HE sDeRf@Shsnt RoYSn pessonse e9sasSe
TEAMED NURSERY s School TEACHER t,
aaFeet cchoa, pars,time pan cooperative nurser,
IYfiST for general office work; permanent
Apply Box All, Star.
TfPISTS. miscellaneous work, includ,n,
Go et1sus pIps IsImanent annual salary
ana accuracy; good environment; oppor
tunity Tor advancement Give experience
T ,.a any n age age address and telephone. Boz
TYPIsTs. full time permanent positions
Apply ", personnel office. -2nd floor, THI
TEPFa TEPTsTsc c9; Far srsxns st, at nh';.s,. 7th
cation; interesting work, good opport1nit,
LOT arrangement, excellent postwar pros.
pects m Som Telephone personnel department
TYPIsT for general office work: permanen,
position; chance for advancement; excellent
working conditions; 40-hr, 5k-day Week
Apply. COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP, 81
New Jersey ave. NV.
TYPIST in an insurance ONCE. Give ex.
perience and when last employed BOZ
TYPISTS,. to learn bookkeeping machin,
work. GARFINCKELS, st. at l4th.
TYPIST, experience on ediphone or dicta.
phone helpful; permanent position witt
national trade association; 5-day week
$1.725 annual salary; state experience
Box 231-E. Star. :.
TYPIST with bookkeeping experience, t.
work 5-day. week in vicinity of Parl
rd. and 18th st. NV; permanent posi-.
tion and opportunity for promotion fol
qualified person. Cail Mr.. ROUNDS, no
1920 from to weekdays.
TYPISTS, evening work, 3 or more hour,
3 or ewes. week. State experience
and business phonei Box BITE, Star.
TYPISTS-Permanent positions with ex.
ceilent opportunities for advancement; 40.
hour, 5-day week. Call d. 2&43 for appt
TYPIsT, large firm patent attorneys; In.
teresting work: permanent position. MA
1910. MRS. KARSTED.
TYPIST-CASHIEH for established financ,
company. Applicant must be permanent
local resident. Splendid working condi.
tions. good starting salary. See Mr.. Jones
AUTO LOANS SERVICE, 10th and Z
stS. nv.
Evening star., 1945-08-30

Continued on Next Pasa.l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Les Mueller, the bespectacled
Tiger who pitched 1928 innings of
the 24-inning Tiger marathon in
Philadelphia S Saturday, came
within one-third of an inning of
reaching the mark for a Detroit
hurler in a long game.
The 26-year-old army discharge
almost eQualley George -Uhle,s %
innings against Chicago hack in
1929 lii Stoner pitched the Dist
inning for Detroit and the Tigers
won, 6-5. in u innings.
Ted Lyons, incidentally. pitched
the entire q innings for the White
Sox.
In the longest major league
game on record. Leon Cadore of
Brooklyn and Joe Oeschiger of
Boston in the National League,
each pitched the full rs innings
Brooklyn won, 10. That was in
1920.
Jack Coombs Of the Athletics
and Joe Harris OF Boston, in their
24-inning game in 1906 - which
the Tigers tied Saturday - each
also pitched the entire distance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
saturday, Results
GdI|orette
0utruns Pdvot

NEW YORK. July d -GPl-
Gallorettc, fleet little nlly from
tho stables of w. /. Brann ran
the mighty Pavot and nine other
colts into the track today 10 win
the $4,000 added Empire City
at Jamaica.
Held well up all the way under
a sweet ride by Ted Atkinson. the
fast little lady collared Payot
when they Strengthened out in the
run for home and led hlm 10 The
wire by threc-quarterS OF a length
10 finish the mile and thrcc-SIN-
teenthS IN tho fast time OF 1864.
only four-fifthS Of a second off
the track record
Gallorettc. winner Of AL tho
important fIllv stakes this year.
rewarded hackers in The crowd Of
IL 100 with Ss $3.50 and $500.
4 world record daily double
handle was established when
1902 500 was hey. The former
mark was S202.216.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Umpire and Patron
Call Il Square

July II ms
National League umpire George
Maeerkurth and the fan whom he
punched after a douhle-headcr ball
game AT Crosley Field Thursday
night. figuratively kissed and
made up today.
The fan, Thomas J. Longo ot
DAYTON. had filed charges OF as
saul, and battery against Mayer
kurth. However, when the umpire
Vas brought before Judge William
n Alexander today Longo in
formed the court he didn't care
10 prosecute. Judge Alexander
promptly dismissed the charges.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Draft Board Gives
Laabs Green Light

STLOUIS, July u GNS)-Chet
Laabs, sluEging outfelder who
drove in TWO home runs IN the
game last year which clinched the
American League pennant for ST.
Louis. will return 10 the Browns.
This was announced today by
the teams management. which
said LaabS had been given per-
mission by his Detroit draft board
to return 10 baseball,
Laabs. who is g., said no was
not IN any too good shape lie
will work out Al Sportsman S Park
in 81. Louis until the team re-
turns from its current road trip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Devalue, 81, Runs
First at Wire
Photo Finish Beats
Favorite, Thumbs Up

CHICAGO. July u OCP) out
slider Devalue came up fast on tho
outside 10 upset the oddS-on favor
ite, Thumbs Up. today in tho $50. 70
000 added Arlington Stars and
Stripes HandiCap.
II was a photo finish with The
s 10 | shot Devalue gaining tho
Judges nod by A nose over movie
maCnate Louis 3. Mayors heavily
backed favorlte
Thumbs Up. with George Ice
man Woolf in the saddle, appar-
emily had the race IN the bag AS
the field Of 10 neared the wire.
But, as Woolf kept a careful eye
on STRIDE on the inside. Jockey
Steve Brooks brought the under
rated Devalue out of nowhere 10
catch and pass Thumbs Up at the
wire
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Watson Rides
-Four Winners
Leads Detroit Riders
With 26 Victories
BY LEWIS n. WALTER

Robert Watson, a stern faced
string bean Scot from Edinburgh
by way of Toronto. took the play
away from the horses at the De-
lrolt track Saturday afternoon
when he rode four Of the eight
winners including the two big
handicaps of the afternoon.
The 32-year-old veteran who
led the Canadian riders for four
years, hit the jackpot himself for
more than $1,000 when he rode
the winners OF the days two big
races. Unconditional in the $4,000
Marie Guyon handicap and Bold
Question in the 5000 Ann Arbor
handicap In earlier races he
seered with Swcct Olga and Fort
Vancouver MI but Unconditional
were faVoTlteS.
Watson. who is now leading tho
Detroit Jockeys with 26 winners.
iS the only rlder Al the meeting
Who has ridden three or more
winners IN single afternoon. He
scored two triples before Sat-
urdaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Walter Wilson, the Tiger relief
pitcher. vas discharged from the
army because of flat feet
Coach Art Mills Of the Tigers
pitched for the Braves under
Rogers Hornsby and Dave Ban
croft
The death Of Dave Schreiner.
former University ~ Wisconsin
star end who fell At Okinawa
hghting with the marines, and
the tragedy suffered ny George
Poschner, eN-all- America at the
University OF Georgia, who lost
both legs in combat In the Eur
opean theater, recalls that both
were on the draft list of the
Detroit Lions.
Poschner, who has been hos
pItaliEed in Atlanta, the other
day recalled his most thrilling
game-in l942. when he scored
two last period touchdowns on
passes from Frankie SinkOwiCh
70 give Georgia victory over
Alabama, 2l-I0.
Bert Shepard. onc-legged Wash
Ington pitcher who has Just been
moved from a Washington coach
ing role 10 tho active player list
will b worked in relief roles 70
start with. according 10 OSSie
Blueg, manager Of tho Senators
-. Shepard was shot down ovcr
Germany while plotting a P-3s
and submitted 10 an amputatlor
OF his injured right leg in Ger
man prison camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Another Title
For Bob RyIdnd

Robert Ryland's forehand held
up against the Softbalhng Of Del
bert Russell Saturday and Ryland
added his second tennis title in
TWO weeks IN winning the Ham
Iramck open az Hamtramck Park
IN straight sets. The scores were
6-3 6-4. e.
Mary fernando. driving ac-
curately over the two set route
and working on Lillian Van
Buren's backhand extensively, re-
tanned the womenS title IN win
ming. 6-l, 60 Mrs. fernando
Snatched the public parks title
from the same opponent.
An infected toe forced Lucy
Mouledous, New Orleans women :
champion, 10 default 10 Mrs. Her
nando in the semifinal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
NOTABLE UPSET

MAlSnn.S- most notable victory
and one Of the upScls OF the after
noon came when he brought the
Nebraska turf firm Of Edward
Peterson and Frank ChlldS 10 VIC
tory with Unconditional In the
AfarIr Guyon iidndicap.
Replacing Herb Claggeut as
ftdcf-uu the -3-ypaF-Oid Reaping
Reward gelding. Watson kept ms
horse IN The clear going and just
got him up IN tho closing strides
for has photo decision over Money
Troubles from thc VI r. Stable
owned by Miss Mary Fisher and
Mrs. !. Wsrheld Rodgers OF Mem
pins. Tenn
a r Walls Tiger Man, The
1910 fsVorltc. was A dtSsppoint-
ing third after being taken into
all sorts Of trouble By Jockey Don
ScurioCk
Unconditional led his seven
3-year-old rivals over the mile and
q sixteenth IN J as Is wJth 10
pounds up and paid $3.50 straight.
The time was uneNCcptlonal and
must have brought grief 70 the
stable connections Of 1t Cn1dr. T
y. Bulls Air Sailor. which iS
stranded IN Chicago by the OpT
travel han.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Second section of Detroit Base
ball Federation annual Amateur
Day closed at Briggs Stadium Sat
urday on a moist note.
Rain curtailed the Class r fea-
ture 10 seven innings, Johns took
over the lead in defeating Oak
wood Bluejackcts, 6-4. II was
Oakwoods second defeat. John
Nacsay's single in the sixth de-
liverednthe final run for Johns.
JohrgSShad only five hits off
Arnold Sollinger and Joe Wykrent.
but six errors, one by Sollinger,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Johns Takes b Lead
In DBF By 6-4 Victory

Offset the good pitching. At the
start the teams were tied for first
place at eight and one.
Ninety-two players. as in each.
took part In the all-star games
that preceded the feature. East
Side stopped West. 4-3. in Class Z,
East Side stopped West in d, ID.
Attendance was 1000.
The first game Of the four origi-
nally scheduled for July Is and
rained out was played last Thurs
day az Briggs Stadium, when Auto
Club took the A lead in blasting
Parisclean. 14.2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Ford 9 Unable
To Hit FeNer

GREAT LAKES, III. July 81
INSJ The famous Speedball that
Bob Feller used 10 fire past
American League batters not so
long ago was working az its best
today at Great Lakes Naval
Training Center.
II brought tho chief specialist
the first no-hlt game ever hurled
by a Great Lakes pitcher as the
former Cleveland ace and his
mates whipped Ford All-Stars Of
Dearborn. Mich. Is TO o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Spor
Trainers S Salve Part
Of M. Cooper Deal
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA, July2l-Stevc
ONelll still thinks the Yankees
Is the team TO beat for the pen
hant Hank Greenberg is using
Doc Cramer model bat -- 35
inches long and SO ounces in
weight Buck Newsom and
Joe Cronin never got along well
when Newsom was with the Red
SoX.
Once. baseball writer was
polling the various players on
BoSton'S pennant chances
When Newson1 was asked about
the Red SoX, he said
THE Red SoX have got too
much of n ueakness-at short T
stop"
incidentally, there's a rumor
that Buck may be sold 10 the
Cubs.
The Detroit Lions and Wash
ington Redskins will deduct and
split between them S29.OO0
from the receipts Of the charity
football game they will play in
Baltimore, Sept. 80. under the
auspices of the Washington sHd
.BAiiimorrI Variety clubs \
ate of $50. 900 90 $4,000 il an
Dcipated -. I'd Pollock of the
local Evening Bulletin observes
the intentional pass in baseball
works more often than II fails
He would outlaw the
maneuNer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Etten' S Homer Aids
Yank Win, l2-3
Martin and Metheny
Also Hit Homers

NEW YORK, July 81 tUP)-
The New York Yankees lashed out
l3 hits, including three home runs,
to subdue the Chicago White Sox
today 1913. for Ernie Bonham's
second victory Of the year.
Nick Etten slammed a homer
with the bases loaded and Bud
Metheny and Hershel Martin also
connected for round-trippers off
aging Carl Caldwell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Springer Puppy Show

The first English springer span
iel PUPPY match in SIN years viii
he held this Sunday Al the tennis
court on Dawson and Dexter.
Charles Frank. president Of the
Michigan Springer Club. an
nounces. John p Hackett oi
Birmingham will start judging at
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Notre Dame tournament

The annual golf tournament Of
the Notre Dame Club Of Detroit
will be held A. Meadowbrook.
Tuesday followed by dinner in tho
evening. The first foursome will
tee off AT noon Tom Sheenan and
Bert Baur is in charge of arrange
mentS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22


rett trade. but the Cardinals
had 10 add tube NJ trainer
Doc NeaVer's hot stun" 10 the
dot Cooper rubs NesVer's
heat producing salye on his arm
every inning he goes to the
mound
George Cutshaw. who played
for Brooklyn and Detroit In an
other era. now operates an auto
service at Brawley, Cal. e..
The Meusel Brothers Of Yankee
fame = Bob and Irish - are
guards AT n Long Beach (CalD
shlpyard.
Sgt. Tommy Bridges who won
great fame in the majors as a
pitcher for the Tigers, now holds
new hOnorS 49,. ii~ holds what is
believed 10 be 2 Sandlot record
after tanning l9 hatgmcn rs bis
Office of Strategic Service beat
p naVai recruiting station cam IN
Washing ton industrial league Ic-
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gis Tommy also whackcd out a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Swiss Soccers Win

BERNE. Switzerland. July 81
tINS) Switzerland defeated Eng
land. 3 10 l, in the sixth soccer
game between the two countries
today A capacity crowd Of 1900
in Wankdorf Stadium saw the
home team take a 10 led at half
time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

a full day of fun is scheduled when The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterbacks hold their annual golf
tournament and football prevew dinner The gala affair
is scheduled for Birmingham Country Club Wednesday
Aug. Is.
There will be golf for all who want to play. Also
other recreaons during the afternoon In the evening
there will be big dinner with few informal talks by
football coaches and maybe word two by of
ythe Tigers.