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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Cot a Bargain

Fred Hooper, owner Of Hoop Jr.,
winner of the recent Kentucky
Derby, comes from south Georgia
via Jacksonville, Fla. O.. He
picked up Hoop Jr in Florida for
a bargain, Sl0,500 The man.
agement at Churchill Downs
keeps secret the actual Kentucky
Derby attendance figures F.. and
refuses 10 install a totalizer so
that the amount of money bet
can be seen.
American Hockey League has
ideas about putting a team in
Columbus. Q.
Steve O'Neill. who toured the
south Pacific with a USO base
ball group, doesn't miss a bet
trying TO do something for the
soldier boys When the Ti-
gers were In Cleveland recently,
the Tiger skipper found time 10
visit n hospital and talk with
wounded veterans Because
OF the housing shortage. Pepper
Martin, former Cardinal star,
has had TO sleep In the San
Diego ball park where he man.
ages the ball team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Red Run Golf Pairinqs

io--j p McKnight-s A McCaskey
Pittsburgh. Charles Retoskey-ChsrlsS shelley
42o-Henry MouV-Gsorse Garner. James
Euls-S p. Ryder
225-H wslmflsv-MAj Robert BAuEh.
Cleveland. George Eser-H r. Connor
5--Joe Drsgoon-Wiiam Anderson, c. J.
HsrQlI.i-jsmes Riddeu.
4o-E p Ranktn-vincent Fox. Grand
Rapids Klbe Jordsn-Ed Pick, Grand Rapids
. h0-Msr,in GoN-A " Christensen.
james WikCH Harold Msybee
25s-A' FalEMert Lamkn,. AIT ssrason-
Frt tarF.u
s. oh Beae.Pe-ry Bysro Charlie,
Nf-ffrr-Rtd We.ss Ann Arhof
3l0-k G NuerMsx MNby: Joe Neu.
nsr-J NcMuuen
20-i LSumsr-c " Campbell. Ssgi-
naF Laundry SsEinaV-W a jackson
25-r 4 Gs'vn.Frsnk JofnGone. p
HDnry.Joe EihrlCrf
SSH r. Orchsfa-Rsy Palmer Euls
Berry -ptrfnef
4o-AI ohlmschsr-wiism Kent. John
MrCiny-Runert RudtS!I
s0-GsorRe Wthb-C. {. Hood Harold
Ilmhl'y-gICn Elliot
Z oo--ChucE Harrison. Lansing Doug Blom
Fliu,
The following viu qualify prior to Friday
Frans Fsr-eu-sFt walter Burk,no. Tommy
sheehAn y { Could FRED and Lovrsy
Kammtr Ktn, Zimmsrmsn-Frsnk Fors,er
pavicson-Capt X Davidson c
Ous Hohn-H r Kelly Harry Brovn-Psul
Perry x r BesTdsieeR Bel. Bot
Howtu.Warren pease Jr. Pat Cornish-Andy
Brodit Doug Sftfiey-HArold Phelps
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

After three years Of separation,
George Uzelac, former Meadow
brook caddiemaster. and his
brother. Nick. star amateur
golfer hereabouts met in Ger
many just at the end Of the
European war Georges leep
had broken down and Nick fixed
IL for him.
Frank (Stubby) OVermire,
Tiger southpaw. likes hlll-billy
music He gets II from the
Moline hills, back Of Grand
Rapids. where he was born -.
Bob Swift,the only registered,
Better Housekeeping approved
chef among the Tigers, brags
that he can make chocolate
cake better than anybody in
the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
AnSuerS to
Sport Fans
Questions

Q-Who were members of the
famed Four Horsemen Of Notre
Dame?
A-Don Miller, Jim Crowley,
Elmer ayden and Harry
Struhldreher.
Q-Who is commissioner Of the
Western Conference?
A-Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson,
former a athletic director at
Northwestern University.
Q-Who did Gus Dorais sue,
ceed when he became head foot.
ball coach at University of Detroit
A-Jimmy Duffy, who later
became boxing commissioner.
Q-What is meant by the "St
Clair Flats?
A-The delta formation at
the mouth of the st. Clair
River, In Lake ST. Clair, IL
commonly known as the "St.
Clair Flats"
Q-How much does an arrow
weigh used by archers 10 hunt
deer?
A--According 10 Fred Bear,
well known Detroit bow and
arrow hunter, the weight OF
this type of arrow ranges from
AIS 10 900 grains (about IL,
Ounces.l
Q-Who were the opposing
pitchers in the seventh game ol
the 1910 World Series?
A-Newsom for Detroit and
Derringer for Cincinnati. Gin
cinnati won, 2-l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

bulldozers clearing a 10-acre plot
on State Fair Ave. near the track
for a new lot, he had to have a
drainage ditch dug the next
day workmen found it partially
filled and discovered neighborhood
youngsters h a d b en- shoveling
until late the previous night.
"YOu can't drain off our pond,
mister" the spokesman Of a
youthful delegation told Hoener.
This is where we hunt frogs
all summer"
Hoener regretfully told his men
to complete the job.
with the meat situation
what II Is, maybe I'd be smarter
10 leave the pond and split the
frog legs with the boys on a
percentage basis" said Hoener.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Jug and Bu||d
lied for Lead
Nelson One Shot
Back; Hines Fades

PHILADELPHIA, June Is (UP)
Harold Jugl McSpaden and
Johnny Bulla tied for the lead
today at the end of the third round
in the Philadelphia Inquirer golf
tournament after Jimmy Hines,
the early pacesetter, fioundered
with a 7-over-par r.
McSpaden turned in his second
course-record 66 to pick up IL
strokes on Hines. Bulla had an
even par 70.
At the end of 81 holes. Nc
Spaden and Bulla had 205s and
Hines, whose first and second
rounds of 66-67 gave him a
2-stroke advantage over the field
at the start of today's play, had
210 for fourth place.
Byron Nelson eased into third
place behind Bulla and McSpaden
with a par 20 for a 206 total. One
stroke off the pace. Nelson was
in a good spot for tomorrow's
pay off which nets the winner
more than $4,000.
Amateur Ed Furgol Detroit
and Bruce Coltart, tied for fifth
at 21l.
Hines, feeling the pressure oi
leading the field for two days
was five over par for 40 on the
first nine. He hit trees three times
on his first six, holes
McSpaden went out in a three.
under-par 81 by virtue of three
brides, He bogeyed twice in the
back nine against three brides
A smart putt on the 18th assured
his tie with the Burly Bulla.
The leaders were followed by
/ Ky Laffoon. 211; Sam Byrd, 213
and Henry Picard. 2l5.
Teri Johnson had PIC and Tony
Manero, 2l7. The 21S bracket
showed Willie Goggin. army Cpl
AL Besselink. an amateur from
Columbia, S. c. Joe Turnesa hi,
PIG and Felix Serafin, Joe de
Berardinis and Herman Barron
had 220.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
By GEORGE r. VAN

They were off Of nalsgi in a
S6-foot landing barge on anti
sub patrol. They had a couple
OF machine guns, two depth
charges.
A huge cruiser came up-a No
flag. She opened fire on the
tiny boat. She was a Jap, all
right The boat was smashed.
SlugS tore into the two marines
and the three other coast
guardmen who were with Bob
Canavan.
II was cold blooded murder.
Canavan was telling the story.
lie is here this week with the
Hit the Beach exhibit aboard
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
PITTsBURGH


Totals 47Ie27lo Totals Al IS AZ IL
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bBAtted for Cuccurullo In NTH
cBatted for ResclEno In seventh.
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rovth g. Sanders, Rice, o'pea, yerean -
Byery Gionfriddo 3 j. Barrett q Elliott.
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Home runs-Kurowski 2 stolen bAsss-schc~n-
dienst Sacrifice hit-Byerly Double pisys
-Bsrnhart 20 Coscarsrt 70 DahlIren Byerly
20 Marion 20 SAncer1 Left on esIeb-st:
Louis Pittsburgh 10. Bases on bslls-Off
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pitcher-Byeriy Losing pitchsr-S,arr Uri-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

10 strike out for TulAgi. That
was the nearest place, Is miles
away"
This was the same Bob Cana
van who couldn't make the
swimming team at Tilden High
in Chicago. Now he was off for
a l3|nile swim through shark
infested waters in the south
Pacific.
Learned later that one Of
Flying Forts get that
cruiser. I like TO think OF that.
/ still hear those slugs slapplng
into the bodies of my pals float
ing around me .. :"
There was a strong current.
II threatened 10 carry him out
10 sea. To make the shore he
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

the LIST SD al the foot Of
Woodward avenue.
II slipped overheard Without
a life jacket because II would
only serve a. a target.
SHOT MATES IN WATER
Bullets ripped the deck
where ! had Just been standing.
floated on my back 10 pretend
1 had been killed The cruiser
passed within so feet. My ship
mates, all shot up, were about
me In the water.
Then the cruiser came back.
Machine guns sprayed the
water. My pals were gone.
Everything was still. l decided
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Is Ruffne Sensitive

Charley Ruffing, discharged sol
der who expects 10 rejoin the
Yankees next month, insists he
weighs only 235 pounds, not 245
as reported II am only 10
pounds more than when l worked
out with the Yankees last" pro-
claims Red.
The Detroit Lions who will train
81 Windsor's Assumption College,
almost picked Tilbury, near
Chatham, for their camp Til
bury is the town made famous by
DR.. Charles z. Ballard A
move 70 change the name from
Tilbury TO Ballard was reported
-rrNcrtlp.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Coutn Make Prep Team But Swan 19 Hours Escape Jap

of sitting around the hospital
wanted action he got
il and coast guard Canavan now
figures his score with the Japs
is somewhat closer to even.
But the 24-year-old Chicagoan
is interested in the HIT THE
BEACH EXHIBIT because the
mock beach invasion brings
home to the folks what's going
on out there.
Its pretty close 60 the real
thing explosions, fame
throwers, rockets, only thing
lacking is live bullets but
something can happen but i hope
/ don't have TO swim again."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Cards Ra||y,. .
Whip Bu6
IS-Hit Berraee
Overcomes Lead

PITTSBURGH, June 10 (UP)-
undaunted by a five-run splurge
by the Pittsburgh Pirates in,
first inning. the ST. Louis ~
dinals roared back with an 1S-hit
attack that carried them to a 13
to 10 victory. Because Brooklyn
lost, Pittsburgh did not lose the
National League lead.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Sports
Ferriss Long WeY
From Freshman Marx
BY LEO NIACDoNELL

CHICAGO. June le-Dsve Fer
riss' brilliant pitching for the Red
Sox recalls that Oren Summers
Of the Tigers set the freshman
high for a winning pitcher in
1905. with "A victories against y
defeats for a .6e7 average
Grover c. Alexander Won IS and
lost "a for the PhilIes in his
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
.Hdefner Blanks
Red Sox, 40

WASHINGTON. June Is (UP)
Mickey Haefner pitched and
batted the Washington Senators
to a 4 to 0 victory over the Bos-
ton Red Sox today, allowing only
five hits while he himself hit
safely twice and scored both
times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
SoftbaII Games Monday

Wayne County industrial soft.
ball championship games set for
Mack Park Saturday night. but
rained out will be played Monday
evening. Hudson Motor n
Square D at 6:45; Briggs BomDSs
play Briggs All Stars at 8 and
Square . meets Briggs All Stars
al 9:30N
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

first season
Here IN Chi.
Cago il IS re-
called Johnny
W h te ad
came UP from
the Texas
/ ca que and
won his first
eight gam G s,
which Ferriss
matched {.
But Whitehead
then dropped
Is out Of his
next Is games
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Women's District
To Open Tuesday

The Women's District Golf AS.
sociation, inactive for two years
except for an occasional get-to-
gether event. swing back into ac-
tion Tuesday morning at Detroit
Golf Club. The first of sever
weekly tournaments already ar
RANGED -tHitlll A-t1lavr.rl- them
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

had 10 swim 13 miles against
the current.
AFRAID TO DROWN
II used every stroke so my
muscles wouldn't crAmp. 1
prayed sang. l prayed
some more and some more
l tried 90 drown myself
there times I tried. But i
DIDN'T HAVE THE CUTS"
He made the island after 19
hours. He houndered up on the
beach -. coraf reef slaShed his
feet natives were friendly
enough but couldn't understand
him he slept for SO hours in
the bush.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Later he wandered into u. S.
marine lines he was close 10
death because those marines
were shooting at anything that
moved lieutenant held up
fire just in time.
Then there was a time In a
South Pacific base and Canavan
heard he was going to be
shipped home.
STOLE RIDE To BATTLE
But this wasn't for Bob Cana
van. He slowed on a plane
headed for the battle area at
the time he was 10 be boarding
ship home.
He explained TO the coast
guard officer that he was tired
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
NEW PUTTING TWIST

President Frank Buck puts with de-
cidedly different implement at LochmOor's
stag day in his honor. Watching the re-
suit are A. w. Moesta, DR.. Larry Richards
and Ray Forsyth, Birmingham president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Eyes Will Be
On Nelson
ToIedoa Heads
Stars in Big Fore
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The Big Fore golfinG jamboree,
/ Friday through Sunday of the
coming week al Plum Hollow
will present a double-barreled OPP
: portunity 10 Detroiters
OF major Importance is the fact
that il will enable the city's great
army Of golfers to do something
worthwhile for the veterans Of
Percy Jones Hospital. Proceeds
Of what is by far the banner golf
attraction of the year here will
60 10 the hospitals recreauonal
fund
Also. it's important from a
strictly golfing angle, and not
alone because Of the keen COM
petition certain 10 be centered in
the 72-hole engagement involving
four Of the games greatest stars.
WILL STUDY NELSON
II will give DetroiterS their
( first closeup Of Byron Nelson in
almost two years-an opportunity
/ 70 discover for themselves what
makes this maestro OF the links
tCiick.
! Mr. Nelson's last competitive
appearance here was in the l943
/ Ryder Cup match, also at Plum
Hollow. His greatness was estab-
IliShed long before that and the
huge galleries thrilled to his
wizardry with irons and woods
as he reeled off scores of 68-68-69
while helping the Cuppers defeat
Walter Hsgens Challengers
( This man from Toledo has be-
come an even greater sensation
since then. His brilliant perform
ances and repeated successes of
the last two years have made his
record so outstanding he surely
has won a place alongside the
all-time greats of golf.
QUITE A CONCESSION
Even some OF those diehards
who were positive there'd never
! be another Harry Nardon or
Bobby Jones, or. say, another
Walter Hagen or Gene Sarazen,
/ have relented and now VIII permit
Nelson's name TO be linked with
\ theirs.
While Nelson will be favored
at Plum Hollow. there can be no
guarantee he will win. Colts too
uncertain for that. His opponents
also are standout golfers and
have beaten Nelson before.
The golfer who will replace Sam
Snead, out with a broken wrist
hasn't been selected as yet.
Adding 10 a great show will
be the appearance of four Detroit
pros-Al Watrous, Claude Har-
mon. Frank Walsh and Chick
Rutan.
Play will start at 3. p. m. Fri
day and Saturday; Sundays two
rounds at 10 a n. and 2:30 p m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
With Lewis n. Walter
OF the Hook
English Horse Player
Wins $4,000 on $3.50 Bet
HORSE PLAYER,S DREAM DEl

HORSE PLAYERS DREAM DEPT: An English horse player
Christmas June by winning $4,000 $3.50 bet
put four-horse paray England they call it an
"accumulator bet"
spectacular pungers the Englsh turf Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Gordon Roll, who studied Eng
lish racing form for five years
behind the barbed wire OF
German prison camp and placed
his wagers with London book
makers on prisoner of war
cards.
Now Roll gives champagne
parties for his former prison
camD companions at the English
tracks .. recently won $4,000
20 $4,000 on the odd afternoon
.. and winds up with a gre
made throwing" exhibition by
tossing empty bottles onto the
grandstand roof.
He told the world ID n I e
would win the English Derby.
put $4,000 right on his nose at
10 to that buys lots OF
pop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

ON THE PUCK DEPT: Jimmy
Orlando, for whom a presidential
pardon may be sought, is playing
first base for a Canadian army
team in the Halifax area Cor
don Drillon, former Toronto and
Montreal star. who picked up a
good living off Syl Apps rebounds,
is sports supervisor for the YMCA
at the SUSSEX army camp in
Nova Scotia.
Tony Demers. ex-Montreal
player who did mysterious fade
out from the hockey scene after
going from the army TO the
Rangers, recently was acquitted
Of robbery armed a.. Jack Adams
recently heard from Sid Abel and
Johnny Mowers, who told him
they hoped 10 be back from
Europe for next hockey season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

washington OV& UVu uAA-A
Runs-VsuFhn Fsrrell. Hsefnsr Errors
Steiner. CulberSon Runs batted in-MyGtt.
Torres 2, Kuhsl Two-bAse hit-Ferrell. Three
base hits-Torres, Kuhe. Left on bASes--Bos-
ton r Washington 4. Bases on bslls-On
Haetner 2 struck out-By Terry 3. Hts
of Terry in Ia innings. off johnson IN
n inning. Losing pitcher-TeTy. Umpires-
Berry. MCGOWAN and Grieve. Attendance
8 500. Time OF same-1:2e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

LIONS ON THE PROWL:
Pete CawthOn OF the Detroit
Lions staff Is sending In stacks
Of agreements on the "sleepers"
he is signing In his search for
pro football material Pete's
job is to scout out probable
stars who were missed In the
National Football League draft
=. the troop boats from Europe
are bringing back the best pros
poets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

RoADHoUSE DINNER DEPT. /:
When Al Hoener. Detroit race
track parking manager. started
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
AFRAID TO DROWN

had to swim 13 miles against
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

r plungers on the English turf Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Q-Who were members of the
famed Four Horsemen OF Notre
Dame?
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

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