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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Stynie Takes
Saratoga Cup

NEW YORK. Aug. % CINS)-
Mrs +. p. Jacobs Stymie a 3-5
favorite in a four.horse field, won
the S25,OOO Saratoga Cup race at
Belmont Park today.
Olympic Zenith came home sec
ond, with Bankrupt and Eurasian
following in that order.
Styrnis paid $3.50 and $3.50. and
Olympic Zenith $3.50. There was
no show money.
Outrun al the start, Styrnie
took command al the far turn and
finished the mile and three-ouar.
ters with something in reserve.
The time was 2:5S, not far of the
record OF 2:56 3-5 set two years
ago by Princequillo
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26


few days ammunition manufac-
turers will be In q position to
supply every hunter In the coun-
try with n good supply Of shot
gun shells and high power car
tridges for hunting" Col. w. F.
Seigmund, general sales man
ager Of Olin industries, makers
OF Winchester and Western
Arms and ammunition products
stated here Saturday.
Col. Seigmund explained thai
manufacturers had already shipped
small supplies Of shot gun shell,
and some arms 10 their jobber.
throughout the country.
This Of course will not he
sufficient TO give every hunter
all he needs" ne said The only
critical material at the moment
Is lead, but this is gradually be-
coming normal :"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
AnSuerS to
Times Fans


Q-How old is Helen Jacobs
OF tennis fame, and were was
she born?
A-Miss Jacobs IL 81 years
OF age and was born In Globe,
Arizona,
Q-Who was voted the most
valuable player in the National
League last season.
A-Martin Whitford Marion,
crack shortstop OF the Worlds
Champion st. Louis Cardinals
was the choice.
Q-Who was the Home Run
leader last year?
A-Nick Etten, Of the New
York Yankees, took honors
with S3 homers.
Q-What was the largest
crowd 10 ever witness an in
door boxing match?
Assoc persons paid ad-
mission, February Is, 1892, 10
witness the Jack Dempsey vs..
King Levinsky bout at Chicago
stadium.
Q-Was there ever a double
Knockout in a Detroit ring?
A. Yes Sammy Secret,
Pittsburgh and Pat Carroll, De-
troit, scored simultaneous
~kneckouts In the sevent h
round. Referee Clarence Rosen
called II q double knockout, hut
was oyerruled by the boxing
commission who called IL mo-
contest"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Wears Six Battle Stars, Purple Heart

The record of TIA Walter Gottschalk of Racine Wis., who
third in the Ginning reads like the history of the
European With the Third Division he through Casa
blanca nisia Sicily Salerno Anzo France He
wears six battle stars in addition to the Purple Heart
Saginaw boy, Pfc. James W. GODDARD second in the
shopu jim attached to anti-arcraft regiment and
wounded in France Pfc Arthur Kesra of Grand Rapids took
third in the goal shooting for wheel chair patients Pfc
Max Sak 2260 Gladstone Detroit finished third the basket
shooting contest for ambuatory patients
The leg amputee team had several former star athletes who
hope to continue sports when they released PFC Fred
Henkes tackle at University of Minnesota Hill
psc was Of the leading the St Louis High School
League Sgt Red Packard competed high school Kalamazoo.
The badmnton singles title by Wayne Mich
Pfc. Stanley Marken, who wounded in Sicily
Pvt Henry Jay of Detroit the winning ping pong
team He was wounded in France His partner Pvt Moe Levy
of Indianapolis wounded in Germany.
PFC Saul Greenfield of ITO Gladstone hit in both legs
in the famed Colmar Pocket a. but sufficiently
to win the low board diving contest He competed for North
western High before the started Pvt Lucien Of
Highland Park second Greenfield In the
style and Gosling won the free style open
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Southern Races Back
Hand me nv Bahama bonnet

Hand me my Bahama bonnet!
Vivyan Hall, Miami yachting
writer, sends along word that the
Miami NASSAU, ST. Petersburg
Havana, Havana-Key West, Lip
ton and Governors Cup races
which make up the southern
ocean racing circuit schedule, will
be resumed this winter for the
first time since 194l.
Several boats owned by Detroit
ers already are in Florida waters
including Charley Sorensen's new
5s-foot ketch and Harlow Da-
vock's n. Y. 80" Several Of our
Mackinac race boats likely will
be sent down for the races IN
which Detroit crews took active
parts in the years before we got
into the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
GaUorette Fifth
As Trymenow Wins

CAMDEN, Aug. 25 (UP) An
other would be 3-year-old cham
pion came 10 the end Of short
lived reign today as Gallorette, w.
L. Brsnn's swift filly, ran fifth in
the $4,000 added Jersey Handi-
cap, won in a stretch burst by
Walter NJ. Jeffords' Trymenow.
Thus Trymenow, which won the
$4,000 Whitney Stakes at Bel
mont. defeating Pavot and Stynie.
assumed the role of leading
contender for division honors. The
Sunshine Stables Buz Buz was
second. and two and a half lengths
in front of NJ. Newmeyers Tur-
bine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
GARDEN STATE RESULTS

Fiksr kAcL-7.ysEoles >. mill,
H.ya H.r ,,en s.s.,s aei.,s $50 <oooo 5ssoo
PrsneinE TED Rsmsrschsis $50
Time J ls4Ls. etf 2s7l5.
wstsr L.v'l Darling crsss LsIsn.sd J.ns
and Late Tim. siso ran.
sEcoSD axcE-s-y.sr-old, and up. >. rh.
66s@s'Gs 6sSls Gh.rs. tw.H sosn 1880 :iS ss4soo
Sole Psrst. tBreent $40
war tss ,. sss sss' '' ss:l.sa: m s:;: s::a "s Is
cry,n, s.e 1rsps.s...iss ais: ran
pri,..h % sussy ' 1sf.sni a'so s 1so $50
Milsi,on. (6srneri 40 80
Aoiel fPsdsettl $50
Time - is OF 3<5
Gene Chance. Blu. Cross and Cold BOY also
FOURTH RACE - ,-y.sr-olds and up. ..
Is,.l re-. Gr,. CO. Hr,1,s,,, y.,r, "'O ll.c sss
Lanl,I Br.en 40
Horne,sm Rgrn,nl rri, .ne sslto also ran
PgyT,n'T fg,TS, 'Iv,t.rc rL,nee'rr $50 ssoo SO
Turbine Garner 500
Tim. Isl As of .si
sixth RAcE-4-ys,r-olds and us. III
conT,a Mann 'scoee. $50 so 10
nefussr Creevsri sac
Time 2 3s of t7li5
s,inslFh,ly. sun cslomsr Swell Kid, Iso-
h.ion ard Di,,y Heights also ran.
sTvFSTW RArE-
war Dressing tlovtlltl $40 so so
SWIM Sniff iPfcfsttl $50 90
Dsncinr Archie fscocosl $40
ume-i,s As, off sS5il
Niu Lovsbls Entertainment. Pc N ga
Nerr JuTie Nap and whirlngby slSs ran
EIGHTH RACE-4-yeaf-oldt and W, LIS
LIN, I.,s,ns 1psnl,lp 500 400 $40
Miss Menarch fPsdfettl $50 2ao
DARK Cloud ecoces $40
Time-l:4s is. or s2sl
Efceisr, Mercy ANGEL, Hav-U-Hsard and
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Spent Time in Austrian Prison Camp

Four military awards made during the opening
monies in the morning of the Purple Heart Field Day. TSgt
George Lawson of the 18th Air Force awarded Purple
Heart Sgt Lawson whose home is Detroit shot down
Austria and several months the camp.
the air medal with three clusters and
ETO ribbon.
Sgt Robert " Stenback of Savannah, Ill., the Purple
Heart when he lost left Luzon BOBBY caused
his injury.
Pfc. Donald B. Eckman received cluster his Purple
Heart for wounds received Kunheu Third
Division. He has three battle stars
Sgt George Sengel the Silver Star for gallanty
Oknawa
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Winner Of Derby
Retired 10 Stud

NEW YORK, Aug % GNS)-
Hoop Jr., the colt which won the
Kentucky Derby this year and
finished second in the PreakneSS.
will be retired 10 the stud, II was
announced today by his owner,
r. w Hooper. The colt, which
bowed a tendon. will be shipped
from Belmont Park this week
10 Greenridge Farm AZ Lexing-
ton. KV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
The Boys Like Nylon

II looks as II nylon line will
replace yacht manila on all
boats az soon a. its available.
Some of the local ships already
are using nylon sheets and hal
yards and crews swear by the
stun. And there isn't skipper
In the area who hasn't ordered
or wants a nylon spinnaker and
nylon jibs. The stuff is strong,
nice 10 handle and, best OF all,
doesn't mlldew.
Carl Gathers "22, y Ted Cog
gin and Chuck MscGregor's Chsl.
lenHe and Pintail, owned by Perce
DarneIl and Clyde Palmer. are the
first TO f1y nylon spinnakers here
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
BY EDGAR HAYES
The Greater Game
The Greater Game BY EDGAR HAYES
Coach Meets an Old Pupil
At Purple Heart Field Day
Note, athletes who competed In The Detroit Tines
Percy Purple Day Greek Wednesday

Note, athletes who competed In The Detroit Times
Percy Jones Purple Field Day Battle Greek Wednesday,
Chuck Baer u. of D. football coach, into old
prep foobaer of his Nick Skorich of Lew Wallace High in
Gary Nick lost leg and the other seriously damaged
when he had his third tank shot out from under him. team
mate, It. George Baromich killed at the time.
The shortsop the amputee softbal Pvt Donald
Rounds of Mackenzie High in Detroit. He played the
Questioneers here in 1889 Don wounded the
German border with the s0th Division He lost his left
and received serious thigh wounds.
PFC Robert Wolf Of River Forest Ill., played third base.
He lost his left hopes return Uni
versty Of Wisconsin where he the tennis team
Another wounded Oknawa the catcher Pfc Leonard
Fedrow of Escanab who left The centerheder.
Sgt George Stengel Springfield ILL., the Silver Star
0kinawa He lost his right
PFC Edward Yenkos of Nolan intermediate wounded In
Germany and lost his left hand. He played right field
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

There appeared 10 be no short
age Of shotgun shells at this years
grand. Most gunners had laid away
a few for lust such an occasion,
although a few resorted 10 hand
made reloads 10 cop some of the
rich purses offered,
More than 800 participated in
the program here despite adverse
weather conditions early in the
week.
Walter thinner. the Detroit ad-
vertising man was visitor a. the
grand American. 1t was his first
trip to Vandalia and he was
amazed az the precision with which
the shoot N run off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
BowIers TO Meet

Annual meeting of the Woodrow
Wilson Bowling League will be
held at 1880 Woodrow Wilson
Tuesday al $50 p. m. Sponsors
and team captains are requested
to attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

soon. He was
r e c e n I | y
made q lieu
tenant c o M
mander. so
wife Alberta
and daughter
Cynthia will
be W al ting
n & al n. 1t.
c m d T. ill
lette Joined
the Navy Air
Force In Oc-
Der, 1910, WAS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

a-putting. a And
what's very,
very important,
Marjorie r W
will be on hand
hopeful of re-
p e a tin g the
triumphs sh e
scored the last
tw I | m e s
the tournament
was played.
M iss r W,
who has been
living In Annis-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

at Pearl HarbOr THAT DAY
and served through the Guadal-
canal and Bougainville cam
paigns with the famous "Biack
Cat" squadron and was
decorated for getting a Jap de-
stroyer with a 500-pound bomb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Marjorie Row
Back in Town
Plays in District Golf
Meet Here Monday
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The championship tournament
of the Women's District Golf
Association, which will be resumed
starting Monday at Oakland Hills
after a lapse OF three years. is
shaping up more and more as 1t
did in those happy prewar days,
Margaret Russell will be out
there a-knocking them for the
proverbial mile. Mrs. Donald
Weiss will be a-chipping and
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

Directors Of the Michigan skeet
association will meet Monday eve-
ming at the Ststler Hotel TO dis
cusS plans for holding registered
shoots and state and sectional
tournaments. Zimmer also has a
plan 10 start new gun club in
Detroit which will be discussed at
the meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Sppiindrift
D. C.Sweepstakes
Changed TO Labor Day
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Peacetime move: The Detroit
Yacht Clubs annual sweepstakes
will be held on Labor Day instead
OF Sunday, Sept. 2. for the first
time in four years. according 10
an announcement by race chair
man John Painter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
M Grid Hopes Keyed
To Navy's Intentions
BY EDGAR HAYES

The end OF the has solved problems for the collegiate
football coaches and presented
There are more travel restrictions all will be played
as scheduled Michigan States enjoy days
sunshine in Miami the first December Michigan fans
can follow their East for nd Navy games
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

hsT hACt-S-yesr-olds ana No. 8iis
rithlins Mar Bssll, 2i4o 1000 40
Mhst hsppened thettinseri 500 400
Tracer Bullet. JocksrAndo Rest Avhll. and
ouetiion Man also ran.
SECOND RACE-s-yssr-oldI and up =. mil.
esanI.M i wise '.n5liR IoIiP.r 40 s.ssSS iaS
Mar dEsprlt Trent, 7lo
iu9a,,in. @ eria I'm Gi, sne a., az and Lunch DAT,
TnisD ..er-,-,,.r,e!e.. :. mile,
Andepends Rollins $50 42o
Cecrops fBssilel 2so
Time ls. off s7ih
,hsiesIsii Colleague. ssnfons and Fijord
FOURTH RAcI-s-y.sr-oid, and UP a, mil,
h," h.ro,ItsnIs I5sn,' MI.rIiSqnI M,niS 7so .so 3so
Pique- Paradise Sso
Tim. -. off 3:Ss
rIrTH RVcsIsy.sT,ole, s1 oi .ns re0rn up '.0 mls %
Ieys,reAm tHetiinFsr 1910 $40 4An
wise Advice Gaming ll4o T4o
s9Rer h,rins, bsl,ai.,,il $40
Jopier. rire Kaeo. Hy-csto, Doctor Jesp and
oTi;.inp sIxIa IA ssonmi Itn lis mn.r
.-cssll.man lBsiisr.,tis 500 74p 400
s-spsngisd Game Moore T4o 4 90
Time-i;47 3-5. off S4i5
Mason Dixon. seottsvils, Lsndsle. and
sEyESTH RAeI-s-y,r-old, and up. i-Is
miea
Bsruns fFrsnklini $50 $50 74n
Mhfying fKeeneD 2so 270
Gothic Canning 40
Time 80 4-S of = 24i5
Hero Mine and Linv0ad Jim also ran
tiGHTH hACE-5-yetT-olds ana up ! lie
milst
Chov fMeMullsnl 44oo l1so 500
s-Csb sir Oliver $50 40
Jack Reaper fHertinRsYi 40
Time-i.bi 4-S or SIS
Miunsnov. A-Tunut Tttu Code Mentor
MIX Route, Alfred stuart, Scotch Trap also
ran
s.Mr1 l. psusdino sn,yv
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
IN THE OPEN
Makers of Hunting Shells
Optimistic Over Supply
BY Don Gillies

VANDALIA, o. Aug 26-Represenatves of ammunition
manufacturers attending the grand American shoon
appeared optimistic shells 70
hunting this fall
green Ight from Mashngton within the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Cy Goes TO Sea Aaain

Some OF the boys are coming
back but Cy Gillette Is slated
TO 60 out 10 the Pacific again
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
MINNESOTA THREAT

4fAIiilltSOAdt bIl1EI-Iilt
rection Of Bernie Bierman will
have 55 candidates when the ses-
sions open Sept. 3. There will be
II lettermen available. Thirteen
OF the newcomers are discharged
veterans Two stars. center Dick
Van-Dusen OF Birmingham. Mich.
and quarter Merlin Kispert will
leave in midseason. missing the
Michigan game.
Ohio State. National and West
ern Conference champions. will
be well fortified in most places.
The Buckeyes are aided by the
return Of Paul Sarringhaus, star
OF the l943 season who will take
up the slack caused by the loss
Of Les Horvath.
Iowa has the only new coach
in the conference. Glenn Grove
replacing Slip Madigan. He'll be
assisted by Bud Boeringer. for
merly Of the University Of De-
troit.
Indiana will have Ia lettermen
back for its 1914 team. the first
in the schools history 10 win four
conference games. It's victims in
cluded Michigan and Purdue.
Northwestern expected so can
didates Sept. !, 10 OF them vet
erans. Wisconsin starts the same
day with 81 and Purdue expected
50. Illinois will be in good shape
with IL lettermen including nine
with two years experience. Ed
die McGovern will be on hand 10
replace Buddy Young. at left half.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
SARATOGA SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST KAcL-a-y.sr-ola, :. mil,
T:sl; Y;s 10. A'Zo ;Zon.e,n, $40 ;iiS iS
Tine t-ii is. eff / -is
ts.s ss; sSi A.s: sss,sla, sss, f.a.o; sss CHAOS,
Sea wolf ana star, star also ran. nv 0A'''
s5.l,lI strnsn s,gc snt,y , -
jim, Boy fGuerrsl SEQ 20 $50
Stare Yire fnshr,snp $50
Triton Lost eonirol and cr., Power also
THIRD HAcL-s-y,r-oia, and up. .eou,
Blue Punk fXrsu, $40 800
Tine ss.7-s cn 7as,. '0
Benesssr, Greek Fisr. s-Invsesr. Grey HOOD,
panny Deever and Re'uFio also ran.
FOURTH R.crHi-y.ai-oia,. nn,
Pseolet tPittsI,Ilii $40 $40
si.E. Bond J,eoS., Tr,t star. voiowsy
L,Hinrioni,n, Ben Rose. ThrsH. Intact ana
TiFTH RAcE-2-yesr-olds .. mile,
n.nipur atkinson liso-sso so
s,.r s,,, sal,r p,ln, 'wrias,, ,sr,f., $50 sso
Time i:ii4Is. of q as
ps,I, Air Herr. ineioa,. Jono. n,hout
SIXTH SACE = 3-ynr-cie, and up -.
miles
stymls fLonfoshl $50 ESQ ep,
Cyrpir Zenith twrfhtl $50 GU,
Bankrupt Nehrtfnt Out
Time ass OF t7oir.
rurasisn also ran.
sEvINTH RAcL-3-ysr-olet and ur =.
nils
Tru, North iA;kintonI 600 4so $40
The poTe Lcnscsnl go 80
Tarpsn iClflrsiisi 100
Tins-i.io as ov solL;
Aisbsrs ana rreefinf Hens site ra7
FtCHTH RACE - 3-yssr-oles ana up III
miles
Petrol Point frsniekl 72o $40 100
Oatmeal Lonsoen 500 $40
Just John fAtkinsoni $50
Time 1s2 i-s eff S5sis
Chsnce Mate and spoon Bread also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Hank Climbs
In Bat Race
Bat May CIineh
Flag for Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND, Aug. 25-Hank
Greenberg's booming bat may
win the Tiger slugger the indi-
vidual batting crown and at the
same time clinch the pennant for
his team.
Dick Wakefield came within one
game OF turning the pennant trick
for the Tigers last season. Green
berg may have that extra nudge
which will put them over the
hump this time.
The hottest hitter in the circuit
al the moment, Greenberg, with
an average OF .325, is fast closing
in on Buddy Lewis, the loop leader
with .342.
Hitting safely in all but five OF
the Fl games played at home re-
Gently, GreeHbeFg piled up 80 hits
in 76 official times at bat for a
fancy .42l. His hits included two
home runs and IL two-baggers.
Hank has totalled seven homers
since he joined the club July /.
He has been given nine walks. re-
vealing the respect pitchers have
for the former army air captain S
batting.
MATS SUPER HOT
In the recent 2l-game home
stand at Briggs Stadium. the
Tigers won ID and lost only seven
games. ordinarily sufficient TO hold
off a challenger. But the super
hot Senators climbed anyway.
Not only has Greenberg boil
stored his own mark impressively,
but he appears TO have encouraged
Rudy York and other Tigers to
better hitting. AT result, the
Tiger power has improved gen.
orally.
The Tigers are booked for two
games here this Sunday, then
move to st. Louis for two games.
AL Benton and Paul Trout are
scheduled 10 pitch here Sunday.
The games in ST. Louis. 10 be
played under the lights, are
booked for Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
After that the Tigers return
home 10 battle the Indians and
White Sox. They will engage the
Sox in doubleheader, Sept. 3
Labor Day. in Briggs Stadium,
then hop a train for the all-im-
portant eastern trip. They will
open in New York. where they
have seven games TO play in five
days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Lutheran League

Eau Bethlehem o ! 900
East Detroit 600
NJ Zion 900
SUNDAYS GAMTS
Esr Detroit ys M Zion 81 Chandler a. ,.
East Betnishem bye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26


here from Chicago, where she
competed in the Women's Western
Amateur. After qualifying there
with an 80. she went 20 holes be-
fore bowling TO the great Babe
Didrickson Zaharias in the third
round.
on HER GAME
That certainly would seem 10
indicate that the former Red Run
lass once more is on her game and
will be plenty formidable when
she lines up against her former
district rivals at Oakland Hills.
BY the way, in the 1912 dis
trict final of 36 holes over this
same course Miss Row defeated
Mrs. Weiss, 1911.
Much interest will center In
the plays of two former public
course stars-.Shirley Spork and
Dorothy Murton-who will COM
pete in this tournament for the
first tine.
Miss Spork, who was graduated
last spring from Redford High
School, is a power hitter and has
gained a lot OF tournament ex-
perience in the last two seasons.
II she can make her short game
work she can put up a good
argument against any one in the
tournament
ANOTHER LONG HITTER
Another OF the younger stars
whose play will be followed with
interest is Betty Jane CourtriGht
OF Ann Arbor. Like Miss Spork.
she is a long hitter and her chief
test witt come in how she can per-
form on and around the greens.
When pairings were made
several days ago. 70 players had
entered Post entries will be ac-
cepted and may boost the total
10 close 10 100 players.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Detroit Entries

VIVA roR MONDAY
FIRST Ntcr=Nuviee and apprentice rds1.
81 500. 3-ysaT-olds ana up, iuTlonES
Betty Van Ito Reynolds
Half Grand i7o stroue
Don Litto lis Wtrth
vsldina vlyo los Hsriwiek
RED Meadow iis Adams
Stsnlens llb Dillon
Top Boots i2o Liesuh
SECOND RAcL-cl,iuint. $500. S-ysar,
ilS, III, : snd up lfl'n", 10 el.u.
A-Jusnita M. los Fsvoriie
FoulArd ii3 Tark
Marksbihty ios Hart
smarty los clsgf.u
Talk over lps fTshm
SIAunt Lucy lol stroud
Cloudy Weather il3 Watson
Jean la Belle los No boy
xxPassa Grille ee Wirth
:,sSsi..H :ls.ds 10 Hs.s s.s. iSSi s,Tsni' wiT's
s-MIs L. Wolf entry.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

The draft boards will be less
likely TO take youngsters out OF
school in the middle of college
term for the services.
MORE PEOPLE
Also gas rationing will permit
wholesale driving to games and
assure increased attendance at
most stadiums.
Among the new problems TO be
faced are the navy intentions in
regard 10 its trainees now in the
various colleges. Some schools
like Michigan, Purdue and Notre
Dame would lose many key grid
ders In events the Navy Cancelled
the program in the middle Of the
season.
According 10 reports the Navy
will keep at least 20 schools in
its VIZ program and they would
likely include Michigan. Purdue
and Notre Dame.
Michigan will lead the parade
OF Western Conference schools
into fall practice. The Wolverines
start Monday after a two weeks
vacation following the summer
sessions. Coach Fritz Crisler and
his aides have uncovered some
excellent football talent. The club
will lack experience however. and
faces the toughest schedule in
the schools history. There is a lot
OF work 10 be done between now
and the opener, Sept. IS, against
Great Lakes
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

ton, Ala, since 1942, Is coming
here from Chicago, where she
competed in the Women's Western
Amateur. After qualifying there
with an 80. she went 20 holes be-
fore bowling TO the great Babe
Didrickson Zaharias in the third
round
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
ROCKINGHAM RESULTS

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