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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
HARRY G. PEET
2EALTOR

REALTOR
on i' cENTES PssTl r. ST. u fPSos Slosk 'Iit from
Mich. 6 room house, bath, good
basement. $4,000 - Terms $500
Down. Immediate possession.
S TO 80 ACREs-with wide IRON
taEe on Whitaker paved road.
Part OF property has nice woods.
5000 per acre.
HAMILTON ST. near Michigan Ave.
room two family modern house,
? baths, hardwood floors down
stairs, 4 car garage, 5000. Terms.
HIGHLY IMPROVED loS ACRE RI:
Price. Terms. II. PeeL Realtor. llp
Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
STANLEY ST. room semi-bunga-
low, rooms downstairs. large
closets. large room upstairs, fin
ished in natural wood. Very pretty.
Complete bath, shower, and tub.
hardwood floors, laundry tubs, fur
mace. large cement basement One
of the newer houses.
NORTH HAMILTON ST. . room
modern house, complete bath up
stairs, toilet down: large rooms in
excellent condition. $500. Terms
Close in.
ELM ST. nice west side district. s
room modern house. automatic oil
neat lTcpldNe. ehseVUs loTInbs
5 ROOM modern bungalow, hard
wood floors, laundry tubs, two
chicken houses, u acre beautifully
Handicapped. flowers, shrubbery. and
fir trees. Located near Packard
Road between Ann Arbor and
Ypsi. $1,000. Terms.
ECORSE ROAD Sc II. frontage, 5
room modern bungalow, two lots,
trees. flowers and Ehrubbery, busi-
ness and residential location on
Davis st. $500. Terms.
ONE OF THE NEWER HOUSES
near Prospect Park and School.
rooms semi-bungalow. Complete
bath with floor tub and shower.
Large living room with cove CELL
ing. hardwood floors, full cement
basement, furnace, laundry tubs,
nice bedroom downstairs. bed
rooms upstairs, large lot with well
kept lawn. $500, Terms. II. C.
Peet, Realtor. 1l9 Pearl St. Phone
1871.
BEAUTIFUL r. Forest Ave. ! acre
estate, 8 room modern, well built
house. hardwood floors, living room
Is II. by rs IT., marble fireplace.
archway with book case, . master
bedrooms, other bedrooms, COM
plete bath upstairs. toilet down.
Nice lawn, lovely large maple
trees, flowers and shrubbery.
$4,000. Terms. Possession in few
days.
THEY'RE SOMEThINCs-mor InaE
o. "a NaAH
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
COUPLE KILLED

Fostoria, o., Aug. 17-AP-A
Detroit couple was killed and their
two daughters and a soldier in
jured Thursday night when their
automobile collided with q truck
near here. Dead are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde @. Ellis Of 1902 Beacons-
field Ave, Detroit. Injured are !:
Jeanne, Is, who is in serious con-
dition at Fostoria Hospital; Joan.
10, who was less severely injured
and Sgt. Roy Babbit, a hitchhiker
the Ellis had picked up shortly
before the accident.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
Financial
Money To Loan

LIKE to say "YES"
TO LOAN requests
As the Personal manager it's my
lob 10 build our business. The
more times I say Yes" TO re-
quests for loans-the more busi-
ness we do. And since making
Personal Loans Is our ONLY
business-that's mighty import
ant TO me- That's why you can
depend on me doing my best TO
say Yes" to you....why Z out
OF GET the money they ask
for. Consider these other advan-
tages OF Personals service too;
/. Loans $40 to $3.50 or more
on signature, car or furni-
ture, whichever suits you
best.
2. Sensible monthly payments.
3. Loans made to employed
men or women.
4. Between payday loans.
s. Loans made by mail.
8. Exclusive: - Personal Ma
tion-wide Cash-Credit Cards
issued and honored here.
Don't borrow unnecessarily, but
IL you are looking for a loan
why not stop in or phone me to-
day. give me chance TO say
Yes. won't your
Lillian Hagerman. Manager
IS No. Huron St Ground Floor b
Personal Finance c.
Phone $50 Ypsilanti.
Open Evenings by Appointment
Loans made in Nearby Towns.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
Rural Events
TODAY
IL

West London
Young People, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Yakes.
SUNDAY
Salem
Washtenaw County Brotherhood,
Whitmore Lake Methodist Church.
afternoon and evening Rev. Earl
Chaplin. afternoon speaker, Pro
fessor Jacob Turnbull, speaker,
1880 D. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
SUNDAY
SLIPS INTO WATER

Detroit, Aug. 17-AP-Victor
Suriano. seven, drowned near Wat
erford Dam Thursday when he slip
ped into the water while fishing
with his father.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
The YpslantiD DailyPress

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LEAGUE OF HOME DAILIEs
scheerer and Co.
4u Lexington Ave, New York
sI L. Wacker Driys. Chicago.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale

NEW Low PRICE on rooms,
brick home ll2 s. Washington,
$4,000 for this lovely home, with
rooms, iaVatory on first floor;
bed rooms, bath on second,
green house, nice shade, garage.
$500 DOWN buys this suburban
home on Allen Rd.:-kitchen
and dinette, living room, bed
room, complete bath: city water;
full basement with oil heater
price is s2,7Oo monthly payments
OF $50.
GRANT ST. HoME-lonE living
room with fireplace. 3 bed rooms,
bath with shower. large closets,
new carpets on living and din
ing rooms; floors refinished,
every room in house newly dec
grated; garage. immediate pos
session.
BUILDING LOTS: 30 n. on Hemp
hill, s2oO; Grant st. $500; Col
lsge Heights on oxford Rd.
1850; Cornell Rd. 1900; Ferris
St, SS25; W. Ainsworth, 1915:
lots in Burbank sub, all for
$500.
n. HURON ST: one.floor ) rooms.
bath, oak floors, stoksr heat.
nice lot running 70 river, for
$500,
EMMETT ST: s large rooms, with
bed room on first floor, double
living room, bed rooms on sec
ond floor, hot air heat. garage:
owner leaving state: price only
$4,000 with 81 900 down payment,
bal. like rent.
INSU in old line stock
companies, only; special low
rates on fire and extended COW
erage for homes and business
blocks in first class condition.
Ehman & Greenstree+
REALTORS
TEL. 1897 OR 1850
40 w MichiRan
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17

THEY'RE SOMEThING-mor InaE
fancies and fsds, these powerful
little Classified Ads
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-17
Merchants Specials
Sand ana Grave

WASHED GRAVEL
ROAD GRAVEL. PEA GRAVEL
whitaker a GoodinE Co.
$500 Gale Rd. Phone 2020-J-l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Ascot Gold Cut
To Ocean Swell

LONDON. July 7 UP) 49, Lord
RoScbery'S Ocean Swell won the
Ascot Gold Cup today defeating
Aga KhanS Tehran by a length
and -a-half- -ala-the- l4-nile
course. Sir H. Cunfiiffe Owens
AbbotS Fell was third. Ocean
Swell came from behind in the last
300 yards 10 win. The time was
4:36 3-5.
The winner Of the Gold Cup
generally is regarded as the best
horse i'm training in this country.
but Ocean Swell previously had
been beaten twice by Borealis the
early pace setter today, and once
by Tehran
Ocean Swell was s 10 ! in the
betting with Tehran the fsvorite
A. 4 to 7. Abbots Fell was a
- 10 shot
Ten horses ran with all Of them
except two filhes. Hycula and
Dilawarii. carrying l26 pounds.
The fillies carried 1913
Col Jock Whtneys 3-year-old
colt Battle Humn won the Royal
Hunt Cup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
NELSON Is FEARED

Conversation among the as
Semhled experts AS they await
tomorrow'S tuneup round for a
special purse Of ST, 900 has a famil-
lar ring, tO-Wlt Byron Nelson
that man from Toledo, is the one
to beat And its not strange
Nelson. the hottest man in golf
right het~.-h;f-- -becr-H finaifSt IN
four of the last five PGA tourna-
mentS. He won only one of them
but took his opponent right down
10 the wire IN the others, includ-
ing last years, when Hamilton
won | up.
Chief hope among the eight pros
from the Detroit district is Sam
Byrd even though he hasn't been
able 10 get past the second round
the two times he has competed
The play of Claude Harmon Of
Lochmoor one of the most inn
proved among the younger pros,
also VIII be followed with interest
The Detroit contingent also in
clude the veterans Al Watrous,
Frank Walsh and Joe Before
Tommy Harmon, who is compet-
ing in his second PEA, and Jack
Winney and Chick Rutan. who
like Harmon are trSt-tlmcrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Legion 10 Back
Village Baseball

Twenty-seven American Legion
posts in Oakland and lower
Wayne counties. comprising the
Seventeenth DistrTct. have
launched a movement 10 have the
Department of Michigan sponsor
postwar small town amateur
sports program not only for Io-
turneo veterans but for all other
OF rHral communities,
not exceeding 2.50O population, in
the state
II the plan is perfected in
Michigan, Jack Zeller. on behalf
of Walter @. Briggs, has proilered
the use of Briggs Stadium in
which to play the state small
town championship baseball game,
The idea originated in Hazel
Park and was endorsed by the
Seven cen District. which will pre-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

whenever he gets a chance. lie
believes the present world record
OF 49.7 made by Allan Ford al
Yale Will be lowered.
How? BY better training meth
DDS, particularly by the inclusion
of weight lifting. Its the idea OF
his coach. Clarence Pinksten Of
the Detroit a le'ic Club.
The arms / more power,
gays PinkSton. AIM pull IS out OF
proportion 10 the power OF a
swimmers leg drive. e---
Weight-lifting gives the arms
the power needed. And II doesn't
tighten the muscles. Prev says
his arm muscles actually were
more loose after a months work
al the weights
Prev proves what he saws.
Two years ago he SWAN so me-
ters I'm the Detroit Golf Club
pool against Gus Sharemet and
WaidemHr TOmski. both inter-
collegiate champs at Michigan.
Bill won that race In 27.2.
Friday, swimming against the
watch In the same pool. Pinks-
ton cIocked him in 26.3.
That's what weight-lltlng
coupled with sprint swimming
has done for Prev. who hopes to
race again when he gets out OF
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
BROOKLYN
ST LotIs

Totals 37lO24 Totals - u ~ 10
Rat'ed for Dockrs In seventh.
h-Bstted for Byerly IN ninth
st tours ono 500 o3f-
BTaokNn tito 200 4uT=1o
Purs-EcrHsmo. Horn SehOendlenst. Kuros-
sN = sanders @ Dca Sisnky q. R0sen.
Gs'cn ? walker BordscArAy BsEnsE. An
dIsWv ~Tan ErEnl=MAEnn- RunS- -hAttaa
la-Gslau BordsgsrAy Rossn 3 KuroNSki
. Rice Stanky . Schoendieust Sanders.
Vcrhau Adams TWo-hsSe nits--Gsian walker
Huup.- Ttree-haac hlts-SaudefS.- BurdAEhIay-
Home runs KuFoWSM Rusen SAcrihers-
siauEy- 2-Lcit on hA1as--St--lsosts
Brooklyn Bases on bals-Ou Hiln l. of
Creel . cN JuriNch = or Bukcr z Strurk
out-By Cres / by BJerly by Ssau
Hts-OH Wilg IN ! innings ou Creei
IN innings az Dockins IN IL In
IlngN on JurisiCh IN Z inning or Berry
! IN ! inning or seats 10 IN "a innings
~ Buger i0 l'5 innings Hit BY pitcher
By Cree fAudcTts|. b. seats KurowsSt .
VIA pi'or-Byerlg winning piicnFl-Sssis.
Losing pltchrr-Wilks Umpres-Pineili Con-
Tan and Boggess Time 81, Attenosnce-
. AGd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Race Until IS

Pinkston believes a swimmer, If
he has the interest. can stay in
competition. particularly sprint
racing, until he is around 35. He
pointed out that Walter Spence of
the New York Athletic Club won
the National Intercollegiate and
National A. A. u. events when he
was 81 and that four years later
he wa: a member of the Winged
Foot 400-yard relay that won The
national crown.
Harry Curtis. Detroit Athletic
Club member. in his heyday was
the best money" swimmer around
here at so yards He according
20 Pinkston. could seldom swim
more than several hundred yards
in training. He Just didn't like
II.
But the big boy with the big
hands and feet could always
turn In n - second So And
he's still good. Recently Curtis,
now So, was clocked In 24.3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

need any ends to 60 down under
his kicks.
PIN MONEY DEPT: Eddie Ar
caro- has been averaging $1,000 a
Saturday riding stake winners,
when you figure Hoop Jr., Pavot
and Devil Diver al the usual 10
per cent Porter Roberts. Mike
Caffarella and Eric Guerin are
former Detroit riders who are do
ing bit of all right on the htg
apple Johnny Adams hrs
shifted operations TO Chicago and
gets plenty of winners without
any of those Detroit booes
some of those razzberry boys
would probably be glad TO see fat
sack Johnny coming down the
outside on a favorite at the Fair
Grounds these days but they
couldn't insult him enough when
he was here not that Johnny
couldn't take il - when il
comes 10 petty larceny betthgs
up at Blue Bonnets in Montreal
they average $4.30 day on their
bets that would be less than
81 in u. s. funds the fans
must love il strictly for the sport
and the Improvement Of the breed.
YOU CAN'T WIN: If you think
there's going 10 be new race
track built around Detroit. you
haven't talked with any tax law
yer when the state Leglsla-
ture limited race tracks 70 $1,000
out of each 100000 bet after the
100000 betting mark is reached.
il ended a lot of hopes the
figures show il would take you
% years to pay back your capital
investment on a $500. 900 track
-. and that's what the dream
ers were thinking about n
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Boston Ydnks Open
Training in August

BOSTON, July 7 CUP)-Boston
Yanks Of the National Profes-
sional Football League. partners
with the only team they could
beat all last SeaSon-the Brook
lyn Tigers will open training.
Aug %. when 40 players are
scheduled to report 10 coach Herp
Kopf at ST Johns prep.
During the three-week training
spell. Kopf will attempt TO organ
ize playable team from the
nucleus Of last seasons Brooklyn
and Boston squads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Ace Gard Captures
6dzeIie Stakes

NEW YORK. July 7 tUP)-
Mrs William II. ,leffords Ace
Gard. contender for filly Of the
year honorS. easily won the $l0,-
600 added Gazelle Stakes today.
With Eddie Arcaro up Ace
Card led from the start and won
by SIX lengths. covering the mile
and a sixteenth in Las 3-5. Belli-
coSe was second and Elpls third.
A crowd OF 80 795, the largest
of the Aqueduct meeting, saw Ar
caro- boot home his third winner
of the day in the feature race He
had won the second with Greek
Warrior and the third with Dust
man
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SECOND CANT

Totals SN 3 - B Totals as 3 ~ >
a-Batted Tor liSenhrc SRI sixth
bBstted ior +. Riddie IN ninth
Cincinnati OAO 100 n2N- o.
New York 'Ol2 $40 llN-li
Runs-Mesncr. Wah' takCman 2. psss0
ModAk. Riddle, UauSmanu I0ckmSn, Vein
traub }. Lomhsrdi B. Csrdcns p Kerr.
Fischer. Runs bstfcd in--LHkcmsn , passl.
Like q y Gerdels lombard E Fischer.
Upton. Mallory Two-haSe hits-Lskemsn.
Kerr, Libke r Riddle Three-base hit-Lom-
bArdi Home runs--D GBrdella 3, lombard
Fischer, Lakenan stolen bases Mosner
Wahl Sacrifice hit-Reyes Double plays
Mallory 10 lombard 90 Weiutraub. Reyes ~
HausmAnn 10 Kerr HRusmann 10 ketr "a
Wrtutrsuu Ter on bHsCs--CinCiunAu l ! New
York u. Bases on bBlls-OH Hansen 7 on
Dasso 4 or Fischer 4 Of Modsk 2 ofi
Adams : or fisCnbsr : STRUCK oui-Ry
Hansen L. Boy Fis,hr 0 hy Adams ! uy T.
Riddle I Hlis-On Hansen u H. innings
or Dssso ? IN 2ss innings o" Fissnp. n
S.a inuinfs iuonC out tu cirttht. cH NndsF
Q ln 2. lnniuE q" Adam. o r % innings
on tiStuhcr IN 1s- llrn-- uN Riddle
q in innings lii ty pi',Hc.--Ey Fischer
Sipeg WinnlnG pitcher Fischer Losing
pitcher Modak umpircs--Stewsrt BANsn'hui
and Henline Time % Attendance $40
mid
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Doris Taylor Wins
Dye Catboat Race

Doris Tavlor won the first race
of the Detroit Yacht Clubs weekly
sailorCttcs' Catboai races Satur-
day Betty Pulford was second
and Gen WinckleI. third
Betty RypSum Wos the second
race. with Mildred knagLs second
and Mary Ann Ward third Sally
Champion topped the wOmon
>ailoretteS In the third race. Zoe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
WILL PLAY EN- CLOSE

This part which viii include 1S-
hole rounds both Monday and
.fftcstiayIE writ he so-keeniy- con
tested that a-stHFle mufled shot
easily can cost a player a place
with the select -. % There eau he
no diSputing that all viii be play
ing them close 10 their nifty sport
shirts coming down the stretch
Tuesday.
Then viii come those man-to-
man tuSSlcS, 36-hole matches daily
beginning Wednesday. as the field
gradually is reduced TO the two
for next Sundays final
To Wln one match in this fast
company will be something 10
write home about. while 10 win
five of them, which Will be re-
quircd Of the one who carries off
the Championship-well. he'll be
somewhat of a Superman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Tunney's Latest

Cmdr. Gene Tunney is conduct
Ing one-man campaign 10 have
the navy put Suspenders on their
bell bottom trousers. He says he
never has seen a chief petty Off
Ger who didn't have a pot belly.
A ssilors pants are held UP by
nothing more than will power and
gravitation and the COB has "a
stick his stomach out al all times
10 keep his pants up. tAre YOU
still here?) To make u worse
the pants stretch when they are
washed. Pull il in!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
EYEBROW RAISING DEPT,

Ggs-DeFais always -acclaiTns Jim
Thorpe as the greatest OF them
all but we want to see him check
on the latest story we've read on
the Sac and Fox Indian d.
Bruno Bethel, Montreal Royals
manager, is telling the sports
lovers up in Little New York"
that Thorpe could kick a football
100 yards and run up and catch
il himself Bethel claims he
won a bet when Thorpe did IL moi
once. but twice big Jim didn't
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Giants Capture
Two From Reds

NEW YORK. July 7 CUP)-
New York Giants utilized pitch
ing and power 10 win a double
header from the Cincinnati Reds
today, taking the first game, 10
/, on Harry FeldmanS seven-hit
hurting, and the second, II to T.
with the aid of four hnmers,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Brio a Bae Wins
$4,000 Race

ARCADIA, Cal. July 7 (UPl--
Brio a Bac, Freemsn and
ChurCh's in and outer won the
$50 900 San Juan Capstrano Han
dicap today before $4,000 fans IN
the final day of racing al Santa
Anita this summer Wing and
Wing was second and Best Effort
was third Gay palteR, the favor
ite. finished far in the rear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Bronko Comeback

Friends are trying 10 dissuadc
Bronko NsgurSki. now 81, from
trying 10 make 4 comeback with
the Bears. In the meantime. the
Bronx is touring The country anC
IN pretty good shape from those
wrestling bouts -.
1t Forest EvashovSki. L. VI
blocking back not 80 long AGO. is
~ the naval air station al Astoria
Oregon.
Manager Jimmy Dykes Of tho
White SoN isn't seriously inter
ested In Lou Novikof. but he
likes 20 rib Jimmy Gallagher.
the solemn general manager Of
the Cubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Tennis Title
T0Herndnd0
Mary Reesins Parks
Crown Lost in 1874

Include in the list Of comebacks
Mary Hernando q, 23-year-old
brunei who Is again women $ pub
he parks singles champion after
an II year lapse
Mrs. fernando and Lillian Van
Buren,, llnallStS In 1914 met again
Saturday at Northwestern. Mrs.
Van Buren was victor 4 year ago
IN three sets This lime Mrs
fernando tuumphcd over the
same distance. g., b-1, o.. Pre-
IViouSly Mrs fernando had won
the trophy in 1881, 1892 and 1884.
The match rCyolNcd on tho sixth
game of the final set during which
Mrs. fernando mixed spin and
pace effectively 10 Mrs. Van
Buren'S baCkhand. Mrs. Van Buren,
had come from two down IN the
second 10 square the set score.
In that sixth Mrs. fernando led.
-. on Mrs. Van Buren'S service.
Tire latter missed a Setup voiley
at short range. Mrs. fernando
broke service TO lead at AZ, went
on 10 land set, match, and title.
MEN, JUNIORS PLAY
Mems and junior finals are
scheduled this Sunday at z and q
p. m. respectively. In the mems
Robert Ryland, the nations num-
.bcr two ranking Negro player
meets Delbert Russell, his Wayne
University teammate. The junior
match involves Walter English
and Alex Hetzeck of Hamtramck.
Ryland. picked by sideliners as
possible finalist after taking
Hamtramck'S Eddie Szak,
climbed the final step in ouStlng
Hetzeck, 10, western boys cham
plon in 1914, Ga. 6-2. Hetzeck had
led in the opener, Az
Russell rSt eliminated English,
II, in an interesting three set
quarterfnal, rs, 6-S, 6-l In the
semi RHssell's passing shots beat
speedy Tom Mori. GA. Cd
RylandS knowledge of court
position and an efficient backhand
ended Hetzeck's chance. In his
third set with English, Russell
had matters as he-wished- after
each had gained 13 games in the
two preceding heats
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

which the professionals associa-
ton likes 10 refer TO as "the event
of champions
First there's the 36-hole qualify
ing test in which a field of close
to $50 pros will battle for 81
places, the other auto
matically going to Pvt. Bob
Hamilton. last years surprise
winner
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SPEND DING THE OTHER
GUYS MONEY DEPT. Quite

rightly the National Hockey
League governors have voted ST.
500 10 Hockey's Hall OF Fame al
Kingston, Ont. but we'd also
like to sec them vote thousand
or two as a tribute 10 some Of
the hockey players who come
back from prison camps OF shot
up in the war. Maybe some of
those gold stars 10 which the diff
ferent clubs point with such rev.
erence. represent widows an d
children,. too
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Bob Tales
Crisler's Answer
on Amy and Navy
By BOB MURPHY
sports Ldi,oF

About GUYS and Sport;
Fritz CriSler was talking 10 2
friend about the Army and Nav}
football teams and how they vii
he shaping Up for their games
with Michigan this fall. Boti
will he loaded.
zone thing I'll be sure about"
said the Michigan coach. III
know which is my best eleven
men -. they won't"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

so the cheaper horses had a
chance at the big money. The re-
suit was that any one with a
cheap horse that could win fig
ured he was worth saving TO grab
a $1,000 pot and wouldn't put
him in a S1,5o0 race. . .As a re-
suit the meeting just ground to a
stop.
Nothing scared the horsemen
like the sight of carpenters nail
ing up the odds-board the other
day. :. "Everytime he whacks that
hammer he puts a nail in my
heart" said one trainer, who
thought he was stranded with l5
horses.
If you think initiation hasn't hit
the race track get this picture
AS a result of the grooms' awards
started two years ago at Detroit
TO help the manpower situation
any groom that leads a horse 10
the paddock TO be saddled gets
SIS. If the horse wins the groom
is handed another SIS. There
were 1913 horses and nine winners
on Saturdays program. quite a
bonus for the horse rubbers. The
grooms can really afford gold
plated patches on their pants
these days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

pion a. lWl
yards l> still
giupy with q
bad ankle from
that crash into
the ocean last
year. But II
.doesni bother
him when he
'swirnS.
Now = he
StiIl has a
burning inter
est IN SWIM
m inc. Trains
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

sent the plan
to the stat c
convention Of
the Legion in
August Advo-
Gates of the
project include
w m c.
(Chet) Brown,
ScVc mt G g n I h
District com
n1andeT; John
r Wheat. Iia-
1el Park port
& o m IN a n der.
Sneekcns pro-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Yank Runner.
Is Cduqht

Mike Garbark nabbed be-
tween third and home plate
on Stirnweiss' grounder to
Joe Hoover. Paul Richards,
Tiger catcher, runs him
down in the seventh inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Hank GreenberR has just nr-
dered himself new outfits from
his New York tailor. President
Truman pstronizes the same
tailor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

1t Bill Prev of the army air
force was home from Panama. The
former national swimming cham