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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Kelsey Strikers Fired
z 7RefuSe
TOLeaVe
Plant

Seven of l3 employees discharged
by the -Kelsey-Hsyes Wheel -Ge.
Today -rebelled against he dis
charge and have refused 10 leave
the plant. according 10 Ray
Palmer, chairman Of the bargain
ing committee for Local TIA,
tJAAW-GI0.
Sir stewards and shop commit
teemen who were reinStated by
the WLB Saturday were included
in the discharges but left the
plant Immediately. Palmer said.
The ID employees were fired for
allegedly ejecting two foremen
from the McGraw and Military
plants and causing subsequent
strike of $500 employees.
Immediately after the men were
dischared, officials went into
with George Kennedy
and Joseph Sweeney president and
vice president of the company.
SEEKS CHANCE TO ACT
I'VE pleaded with the com
pany for two hours To reconsider
its action" said Palmer, but
MIR. Kennedy said, My mind Is
made up and We are going to
make this decision stick, If We
have to 60 out of business.
"Mr. Kennedy told me ] could
quote him as saying Just that,
Palmer said
Palmer said his committee will
endeavor 10 keep the members
from striking because Of the dis
charges.
"We want 10 give the interna-
tlOnal officers Of the union and
the WLB a chance To do some
thing" Palmer said "We'lI do
our best but we can't tell when
the membership will decide To
walk out"
Company officials could not be
reached Immediately for A state
ment.
COMPANY'S STATEMENT
Lester Downie. vice president
and treasurer of the company, is
sued the following statement:
THE Is employees were dis
charged for ejecting and par
ticipating in the election of two
Of our foremen. The union might
as well know now and for all
time that we will not tolerate
this practice.
They were discharged as the
sixth step In our bargaining pro-
cedure and In accordance with
the WLB directive. Their time
cards have been pulled and those
discharged have been informed
that discharge means that they
stay Oft company property"
He refused TO say what meas
ures the company would take 10
keep the committeeman out of
plants. The company employs
watchmen instead of plant protec-
tion guards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
THE WEATHER
HOuRLY TEMPERATUREs

The sun wiu SCI a. s22p m today and
rise tomorrow A. s ~ m
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
CHINESE COUNTERATTACK IN HUMAN PROVINCE

CHUNGkING, April % UP)-Reinforced Chinese
forces in Human Province have opened cOunteratacks
along lO0mile front scoring average gain of six
miles in the first day of operations against japanese
\ based at PaOching, Ninghsang and Yiyang.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
In The Times TODAY

nae LANE LINES TO CLEVELAND
Every night a. IL 40, Travel In comfort
Foot Of Third 81. CA ssoo.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
OFFICIALS CONFER

Sigler, Jackson County Prosecu-
tor Murl K. Aten and other au-
thorities connected with. the case
conferred in Lansing with Attor-
ney General John r. DethmerS.
Dethmers had indicated previ-
ously that the overall prosecution
of the case. whether in jackson
county on a murder warrant or
on murder conspiracy warrants
in the counties IN which the plot
TO kill Hooper was Matched. would
be discussed in such a Joint coun-
Gil of war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
STAINS son AND BOR REPORTED HOSTAGES

LONDON April % UNS) - Polish Telegraph
Agency dispatch today said Premier Josef Stains
Jacob Dshugashvili. and Gen Tadeusz kOmorOwsk
BOr leader of the Warsaw uprising last have been
taken by the Germans hostages into German redOubt
in the Alps, Berchtesgaden
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
9as'A FLASHES


NfINSI-THt
fight" manpower legislation requested by the late Presi
dent Roosevelt returned today to the House military
affairs committee, where il expected to die.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS

In announcing the addition Of
Sigler TO his staff. Calhoun Prose-
cutor James J. Dunn said that he
was taking the step in view Of
new developments and the possi-
bility of criminal action arising in
this county"
Slglers appointment without
compensation, ito take charge of
all criminal proceedings in con-
nection with this case" had the
approval of Circuit Judge Blaine
w. Hatch.
Dunn pointed out that the Spe-
cial prosecutor has an intimate
knowledge of all the details"
cleaned from secret proceedings
of the grand jury.
This appointment" Dunn
concluded, sis being made in the
interests Of justice"
In Albion, the widow of the
slain state senator expressed fear
Continued on Page .. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
SCHEDULES CONFERENCE

Dethmers disclosed that he had
scheduled a further conference
with Judge Leland ". Carr, who
is conducting the one-man grand
jury graft Investigations. concern
ing SiglerS possible appointment
as a special assistant attorney
general.
The attorney general would
have the power 10 intervene in
either a murder case or q murder
conspiracy case. regardless of the
jurisdiction in which it might be
brought. As a member Of Deth-
mers' staff. Sigler would be in a
position 10 coordinate all such
cases. should the plot prove 10
have ramificationS extending into
more than one county.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

Seven Of l3 employees discharged
blythe Kelsey-Hsyes- -AAeeEGe-l
Today. rebelled- against the dis
charge and have refused 10 leave
the plant. according 10 Ray
Palmer chairman Of the harraln.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Pot @ Luck
Beats Air Sailor

CHICAGO. July IA UP)-Pot
o. Luck, 3 20 5 poStlme iavorlte,
came with rush in the stretch
today 20 win the SS5 900 Arlington
classic. The 3-year-old star OF
Warren Wnght'S Calumet Farms
closed fast on the outside 10 over
take the turing Air Sailor and win
by a length and q quarter Fight
ing Step was third. two lengths
behind Air Sailor
Pot . Luck tTallcd by nearly
seven lengths for nearly seven
eighthS of the mile and a quarter
run for a S65 0O0-odd winners
purse. He was fourth as the field
Of SIX 3-year-oldS hit the stretch.
Then jockey Doug Dodson began
his move and Pot o Luck, closing
on the outside, overlook 1t. Cmdr
T. y. Bulls Air Sailor with so
yards to 20 and won going away
As the field hit the stretch
Fighting Step moved in front, with
Air Sailor second. a length behind,
and Pot O Luck closing fast in
fourth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
EXERCISE BOY

This 3O-year-old Purple Heart
veteran from the little town of
Nashua, Ia, doesn't get many
mounts. He earns most of his
money exercising horses for
trainer Tom Marshall of the c. F.
Martin Stable.
But Marshall trusts him. is GER
tain Cookie knows each of his
horses and when ne can ride a
boy at Cooks weight Of 10
pounds. IT is Cookie who takes
the horse TO the post
Most of Cooks life on the race
track has been around the bull
rings, the half milerS, and there
isn't much question that his VIC
tory on Bring Me Home was the
biggest of his life.
Cook didn't fool. He took the
5-year-old Flying Heels gelding
away third TO Mrs. Lottie Wolf :
Good Going, was second 10 II. l..
Kings Bolo Tie AT the half. took
4 short lead over four Of his
rivals Just before the turn home
and then hustled Bring Me Home
down the sloppy stretch TO the
wire
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Dwyer Stake
To WhdIife

NEW YORK. July II INS)-
The favored Pavot collapsed mis-
erably and finished last in a field
Of six in the $4,000 Added Dwyer
Stakes, feature race at Aqueduct
today.
Wildlife. second TO Pavot in the
Belmont and then winning the
Shevlin, took today's mile and a
quarter test from Gallorette by a
nose. Esteem was third.
The winner, ridden by Teddy
A Atkinson. toured the oval in
POS 1-5 and returned S9.10, $3.50
and S3l0. Gallorette paid $50
and $3.50, and Esteem returned
S440.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BIG SURPRISE

II was the first triumph i'm six
starts this year for Bring Me
Home. on which Cook finished
second to Bold Question in his last
start The gelding carried III
pounds, five less than Bold Ques-
ton.
One of the days biggest surprises
came in the $1,000 AlSab Handicap
when Miss Mariana. an Ariel filly
from the stable of J. a. Kinard
Jr., came from now here with
Jockey Patterson Milligan up to
score a nose decision over the
Dearborn stables Pere Markette
in the last jump. \
RS. McLaughlin's Wee Admiral
was third and the odds on favorite.
A. r. Walls Sir Pennant. fourth
in the field of seven 2-year-olds.
Sir Pennant did some real early
running but Just didn't like the
mud and was beaten by seven
lengths.
The betting tor tbe day ud,
S503.376 ana The state, snare
S24,27OOS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

star, takes on Fred Hammer, the
Country Club ace
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Frank Connolly tLAkepolntei defeated 81
james Birmingham BY default
Scotty LumSdsn tBtaCk River defeated Kari
LAndgrebe tDearbrn / UP. 20 holes
Carl Daniels tLsEep0intei defeated Bob
Olson fLOchm0or 3, -
Randall Ahern tNeAdowbroCKI defeated
John OfVsld Oat,and HIS. ! up
Bill Melville tAkepointe defeated Ralph
Ellstrorn Birmingham Al
Clark Creenstreet tWsShtsnaWl defeated
Tony Shower iLskepolnte ~
Ellis Berry tRsd Run defeated Art PONY
tlAkePoinicA ] W. p holes
Chuck Msueiee iBartQn HIS defeated
Perry Byard Birmingham ? |up
Chris Brinke NOakiand HIS defeated Wally
Iverf Oakland Hills 81
Dan Lahadie tLakepolntsl defeated F,oyd
Burdette Birmingham b.
Dick whiting iNesdoWbrOoE deieAted Dave
MCHsrE tDeArhornN N 80 H.
BIZ Kent orchard LAKE deicstsd AT Me
Saht tiskFpointe a.
Harvey olson tlpchmoCr defeated Pred
RiFfen j.. iHlars River hr default
Dan Courtney ',feadovhrc0a dsttafed 20
81 rUedcr Lahepclaft SO
Fred hammer Country C.uh defeated BOZ
Soramaker tiakcn0iufe f-S
~ p N~GreK0r Red RAN defeated
Jim Rident tWesternI. 7-i,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brinke Meets Whiting
In District Golf Meet
BY EDGAR HAYES

Dick Whiting. recently released
from the army. Will meet Chris
Brinke, a former champion, in one
OF the quarter-final matches Of the
Detroit District golf tournament
at Orchard Lake this Sunday
morning. Two rounds are sched-
Iled with the finals set for the
pc course July 29.
BAD weather cut the fields in
the lower flights but only two
defaults we're registered in the
championshi bracket in this the
district championship since Pearl
Hsrbor
In the other quarter final
matches Frank Connolly Of Lake
pointe. the medahst, Will clash
with Randall Ahern, a consistent
threat from Meadowbrook. Bill
Melville Of Lakepointe meets
Chuck Manefce OF Barton Hills.
Harvey Olson, veteran Lochmoor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
JOHNSON HURT

johnson was hurt sliding into
home and retired from the game.
OUTLAW made a fine throw and
the play at the plate was close.
The Tigers protested Umpire Pip
gras ruling. From the press box
1t looked like Johnson was out.
With Wilson on the hill. after
Mueller was lifted for a pinch
hitter in the eighth, the romping
SoX picked up two more tallieS
IN their half Bob Garbark. first
up, walked and ONeill singled.
When Eddie Lake beat out a hunt
for single the bases were loaded
with no one out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

hMthitAN ItAbAt
DETROIT BENTON IL and ORRELL "a
a. EsN York tBorowy lo-5 and Zuber 2-3 ,
twc games
Cleveland fBagby rs and Smith s-s A.
Boston tHausmann 5-4 and Helm O-2 two
games
Chicago CGrovs % and Humphries 9-e1 a.
Philadelphia tChristopney IFS and Black
l-3l, tEo asmes
St Louis Shirley a. and HolinasVorth
7-4l az Washington tPierstu 9-a and Wolff
s-5l, tNo games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New YORK tEmmerieh - and Brosvtr "a
a. ChicAEo tvandenbsrg az and Wyst lis
tNO games
Brooklyn fCrttF io-f end lombard 5-sI
a. Pittsburgh tseWel. % ana Poe GO two
games
.Pbiiade,pris INpDtessudo 90 and Nauup~
10 a. Cincinnati tWslte4s co sgd Fox
"a tao game.
Boston lHl'crirFs "a and Ja,ery ~ a.
g LOUIS Burkhardt - ana WINS 49,.
I've GameA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Boudreeu Only 2s

Joe Buzas, Yankee inhelder, Is
of Hungarian descent He was
star athlete and a Sigma Alpha
Epsilon at Bucknell Manager
Lou Boudreau of the Indians,
youngest skipper in the majors
and as we'll the league batting
champion, will celebrate his 2Sth
birthday this Tuesday He was
kHrn in Harvey. IL. and starred
,ports at University of Illinois.
Art Chapman will succeed
Eddie Shore as manager OF the
Buffalo Hockey Club. according
10 reports Shore is 10 remain
as a scout for the club 4.
Tommy Holmes. Pete Gray and
Hank Borowy played with the
Bushwicks, Brooklyn semi-pro
team Borowy played under
the name of Burns and Holmes
was Kelly 1t. Bob Saggau,
former Notre Dame football star,
spent u months as navy dive
bomber and Hellcat pilot in the
Pacific -. He is now q Tight
instructor at Ottumwa (Iowa)
Naval Air Station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Florida Racing Dates
Announced with If

MIAMI. Fla. July II UP)-
The Florida racing commission to-
day awarded Hialeah. Gulfstream
and Tropical race tracks 40-day
winter seasons. but expressed
belief that they will not be able
10 operate.
Gulfstream may operate Dec. l
through Jan. 16; Hialeah Jan. II
through March a Tropical March
5 through April 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
l9 BRIDES

Nelson, taking advantage of his
greater distance off the tees just
as Byrd did in the other match,
was eight under par. for the 33
holes. Harmon also shot sub-par
golf being four under
Nelson's 81, which included a
sensational 81 on the incoming
nine. enabled him TO gain a three
up lead on the first lS. Harmon
had SO on this round.
In the afternoon Nelson covered
the outward nine in "a TO pick up
another hole and be four up at
the turn.
There were 10 brides in this
match II by Nelson and eight
by Harmon
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

to say nothing of a race track
But Saturday afternoon it was
jockey Willard Cook, back on the
old merry go round, who hustled
Charles F. Martins Bring Me
Home TO a two length victory in
the $4,000 Governors Handicap,
one of the biggest races of the
Detroit turf season.
When the boys are kidding
around the race track they often
ask Cookie what he likes pest
riding a plane or a horse.
Cookies reply is:
We'll. I'll tell you, I've never
been shot off a horse"
Although the public doesn't feel
the same way about all riders.
its a sure thing Cookie will never
be shot off a horse if he rides
them all the same way he rode
Bring Me Home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Shirley Fry First

PHILADELPHIA. July ID tCP)
Favored Shirley Fry, Akron O.,
won tho Middle States women'S
grass court tennis championship
today with a final round rs, 6-2
victory over Mrs Helen p Rih-
bany. New York. National indoor
titlist. Miss Fry succeeds Dorothy
Head. Alameda. Cal, who did not
defend her title.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15


fore w. X. Coe gave up $4,000
for Hustle On incidentally,
Pericles has the dubious honor
OF being the biggest lemon In re-
cent sports history =. 'TournA-
ment golf Is tougher today than
n used to be-" Walter Hagen
declares. Look at the low
scores"
The commissioners stamp is
not what YOU would call a
financial @pu>hover for the big
.gue clubs. what with Senator
Vlert r fHappyl Chandler get
tlng $4,000 a year. Leslie O'Con-
nor $4,000 and Walter Mulbry.
the new Secretary-trea>urer Sl5,-
600. not to mention rent enter
tainment and such And Dave
FerrisS, Boston's brilliant young
pitcher, is probably lucky 10 get
5000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RI>tLTS
ChieAGO Q, Boston
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati postponed
Fhiladelphia ~ PittsburEh postponed.
Only EameS scheduled.
GAMLs SUNDAY
Boston AZ St Louis "a
Philadelphia AZ CmtinnAti t3),
BroOklyn At Pittsburgh a.
New York At ChieaL0 "a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
FIiers Book 10 Games

The Jacksonville Naval Air Sta
tIon Pliers have scheduled 10
football games. Only one Is with
college team-Presbyterian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
GENEROUS WITH WALKS

The only hits allowed by O'Neill
were a two-bsgcer by Bobby
MaIer and singles by Joe Hoover
and Bob Swift. While o Neill was
stingy with hits Re was over
generous in bases on balls. He
walked 10 Tigers and only the
Tigers inability 10 hit saved hun
from troubles.
The lone Tiger tally came in
the ninth when Jimmy Outlaw
walked, moved 10 second on
Maier's two-bagger and later
scored on an infield out.
Les Mueller pitched seven In
ningS for the Tigers, during which
tenure he gave up eight hits and
five runs. Walter Wilson, who
finished. tossed two hits and two
runs into the Boston hopper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

coaches are former Tigers-Del
Baker and Larry WOodall 4.
Baker is in his 35th year in or
ganized baseball-conSecutive ex-
cepting for 1918 when he was in
the navy. A catcher. he started
with Helena tMont.5 back in 1911
Zebelon Vance Eaton Jr..
Tiger relief pitcher, used TO be
knowingly two nicknames down
around Cooleeme. N. C., his home
town-Sam and Red.
Hack Miller, In his first bat
ting appearance for the Tigers,
hit q three-run homer I'm Cleve-
land last season. During 10
years of his minor league ex-
perience, Miller played every
position no less than 100 times.
He halls from Dallas, Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Tigers Held to 3 Hits,
Sox Sweep Series, II
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, July 14Behnd the pitching
ON 23year-od sophomore rght-hander Mays Col
lege OF California the Red SoX crushed the Tigers IL here
crowd Of 7347 paid customers Boston make II clean
ONeIS feeble athlete
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

series. The Tigers accounted for
but three runs in the entire series,
one marker a game. The Red Sox
have won nine Of the 13 played
between the the clubs this year.
As a result. the groggy but still
league leading Tigers left here
for New York but two games out
in front Of the Senators. who
were rained out and three and
one-half ahead Of the rising Red
SOX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

and Steiner at
sc c ond - are
playing bang-up
games . They
are G &C h hit
ting around the
.270 mark . f..
Steiner's fin e
work has been
S o m e w h a I
clou d y
ID a We Ferriss
brilliant pitch
ing.
Both Red Sox
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Sports.
Maier. Steiner Two
Outstanding Rockies
BY LEO MACDoNELL

z BOSTON, July 14-Bobby Mailer
OF the Tigers and Ben Steiner of
ad Sox are two of the outstand-
4 recruits OF the season ..
Both young men-Maier at third
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Wins 18th Game

IOWA CITY, Ia. July IA lUP)
The Bunker Hill naval air
station won their ZSth baseball
game Of the season here today,
defeating the Iowa Seahawks 5
10 !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Ydnks Finally
Beat Indians

NEW YORK, July u GNS)-
Floyd BevenS and frankie Gro
setti teamed up to give the New
York Yankees a AZ victory over
the Cleveland Indians today be-
fore a crowd OF lO.O97.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

cles, vas the
third highest
priced year
hing In Amer
ic n tn
history .
Back In 1928,
the Eastland
Farms Syn
dicAte paid
the top hg-
ure-- $4,000
or ~ e W
B 70 o m
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Bring Me Home Wins
Governors S Handicap
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

1t few months that they lifted gunner
Willard Cook OF flax rdded bomber after flight
Guinea He had shrapne legs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7. Detroit 1
Nev York q, Cleveland 4
Philadelphia .. ~ Louis
Chicago at WAShinEton. postponed
GAMES SUNDAY
DETROIT at NeW York a.
st Louis At Washington a.
thicAGo at PhilAdelphiA "a.
Cleveland 81 Boston "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
JOHNSON STARS

Bob Johnson, 3S-year-old vet
eran, set the pace for the Red
Sox with three hits, all of them
off Mueller and one a home run,
the outfielder's eleventh of the
season. He also bagged a double
and a single Eddie Lake also
earnered three hits. all singles,
and Dolph Camilli a pair of one
baggerS.
The Red Sox scored their first
run in the first inning. There
We're two out when George Met
kovich walked and later came
home on JohnSon'S two-bagger,
which was blasted against the
fence near the 379-foot mark.
Two hits. including JohnSon's s
homer two walks. and n man hit
with a pitched ball were punched
for three Boston markers in the
fourth. Then in the seventh with
one out. johnson singled, was
moved around 20 third and scored
from there after Jimmy Outlaw
caught Johnny Lazor'S fly ball
IN center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
pericles Prize Flop

At $4,000. the price William
Helis paid for the horse, Peri
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Tiger Box Score


Totals % 574 Tsst 34io27 u
S-Batted for Mueller IN eithtn
b-Bsttet Tor Wilson In ninth
DETROIT 600 600 ooi-f
Boston 100 500 H.
RunS-Outiav, Metkovieh. johnson 2. ca.
Mill Garbsrk 2, Okeili Runs battsd In
Johnson 2 Lake 2 LAsor, Tobin. MstE0vich
walker Error-Mueller TWO-baV hits-Jofn
s9H Mailer Home run johnson Stoisu base
-Csmilu Ler uu bases-Detroi' o. 80 "a
Double nlavs--SewsOms ~ Lake O. c.
ri.l O'Hsiu O. SeNroms % Csmiiu Bsfas
.H ft is--Of Mueller 3 on ONeiIi TO or
tti iI..r SfruCk 0uf-pV Muslsr ~
0NelU iHfr-Off Musllsf in uuinEt
iif by Pitchsr-Bv Musiler tcarhsrsI
Gre,e and McCoEan-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BIGGEST IN YEARS

The other 80 TigresS Frank
Whites entry Rom Mentor HaTbor
Q. with Ted Farnsworth Of Bay
view as her shippers and Sou
brette. ledge Mitchell'S new ship,
were up with the leaders.
The cruisers which comprise a
generally smaller class of boat
seeped dumped together at the
line as they made their start
It's the biggest cruising turnout
in years. Hank Burkard'S Meteor
II, q bulky looking 35-foot double
ender, whose looks belle her speed.
is favored 10 scrap it out with
Andy Langhammer's 3S-foot Ram
bier ".
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BoGEY COSTLY

A bogey cost Harmon the tenth
and he was 5 down. The Detroiter
fired a birdie 4 at Nelson TO win
the 537-yard thirteenth but the
match wound up on the very next
hole with another birdie, this one
by Nelson.
Encountering less opposition
from little Doser, Byrd didn't have
TO report to the low scoring Nelson
did and was only two under for
the day.
The Plum Hollow pro covered
the first 1S in SO to stake homself
TO a comfortable eight-hole lead
at noon. Sam picked up two more
early on the first nine in the after
noon to become 10 up. 1t was here
that Doser came through with
three brides in a row, each win.
ming one, and he was seven down
at the seventh. But he three
putted the ninth and again trailed
by eight holes as they made the
turn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
WOOD SHOTS TELL

The Lochmoor pro threatened
to launch one of his famous third
nine rallies when he took the first
two holes in the afternoon to be
only one down. A missed putt cost
Nelson the first hole while Harmon
ran down a 25-footer for a birdie
deuce on the second.
Nelson put a stop to this and
started a rally of his own which
virtually decided the outcome by
getting winning brides on the
fourth and fifth. He was home
with two mighty wood shots for
the first time in this tournament
on the 525-yard fourth then sank
a 20-footer for a deuce on the
next.
Leading by three holes again.
the Toledoan got his third birdie
on this half with a 10-footer on
the ninth and was 4 up starting
the final nine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

RGnS-MsyeT. Sserey S'ruVeisf, CroSetN
KGeman Runs battec iu-Metheny Martin,
Crote,t Seffey, BOudTeau TNO-ba.e hits
heytr. CGCsetU Se~rsy. H3udreau TLree-taSs
tlt-Lsr sieNlcz. Home -T1r-Cr1SetH. stolen
base-CEesettf cr!f,sS-Cruss'u BevCrs
Donsi' plays stlrnSel' Cr1stid Ettsn.
Grlmrs-S' 'irnweisE- -Etten Lef' on base
Cieye.Ano 4. New Ycfk 4 Bases on balls
or BsSsEs ? o3 Kisnsn ! Struck out
By Betens 4. by K'ienAu 4 BY Henry J.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Race to MackinaC
Start Good
Iris Leads With
Blitzen Second
BY GEORGE +. VAN

PORT HURON aboard Britzen
in Port Huron-Mackinac Race A.,
July Variable winds of mod
crate velocity prevailed today tor
the 40 Mackinac race ships as they
started in the 21st annual trip
across Lake Huron.
The racing-cruiSinC and cruiS-
ing class boats, II in the former
and eight in the latter division,
started together as usual.
The fleet was closely punched
hitting the starting line. If there
was any advantage it was on the
side of the eight-meter SloopS, five
Of which are in the race. Pintail
Rangoon, Armida and Intrepid all
crossed within seconds after the
gun fired from the deck of the
judges boat, a big fish tug, sta
toned off Gratiot Beach.