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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Frank Kovdts Gets
Discharge From Army

CAMP LEE, Va. July Il CUP)
Frank KovacS. the Screwhall OF
the tennis courts, was honorahly
discharged at Camp Lee today
after serving in the army since
1912. Is months of the time in
the PavifiC.
Kovacs planned 10 leave to-
morrow for his home IN Oakland.
Cal. 10 see his wife. the former
Virginia olfenden OF the courts,
and their child
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

thy with himself as sixth man.
The team Will he known as Keep
pinCer and has signed for the
Michigan Major and Greater De-
troit leagues.
There Is a strong possibility
that koeppInCor VIII get a De-
trolt Times Classic franchise
when the league meets A. Palace
Recreation next Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
big League
Stars al Jones

BATTLE CREEK. July 13- Bob
Fellcr. Walker Cooper, Denny
GalehouSe. Johnny Corsica. Pinky
Higgins and other big league ball
PLAYERS are due 70 show them
selves A. Fort Custer today when
the Great Lakes Training Station
baseball team plays the Percy
Jones Hospital Center team al
Dickman Field. Fort Custer.
II is tho first appearance Of a
bIC-tImc team here this Year. a
game with the Chicago Cubs was
Talncd out
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Yachting .GlMepnS' Hare III Out
Stormy Weather Misses Mackinac Race

lantic Both are acting snooty.
Blit7en--"Heard YOU were
around Also heard you
aren't going 10 the party"
KID STUFF
What partyo"
BhizCn-"The Mack
race"
Stormy That's Kid stun ...
the Great Lakes give me claus
trophohia "
Bitten That's what I
thought last year .... wait until
you get up on Lake Huron.
hoy, they didn't call 'em the
GREAT LAKES for nothing.
say, I hear YOU are cruiser
imagine YOU a cruiser
Getting old" What would Rod
stephens. Bob Johnson, DuCky
Endt, bill LaBrot and all the
rest of that gang who sailed
with YOU think ."
stormy "Aw. cut II out
" ever get a crack At YOU
don't forget what I did TO you
10 Nassau In 80"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
In Good OF Days

Johnny MacDowell vas saying
"My father used to oUn S5
head and he always walked his
horses from one track to an
other. Why, that was a swell
chance 10 make some real hard
money those days, because a
guy got a whole dollar, hard
cash, for walking one Of those
horses
Don Fair an astute Kentucklan
with the mint Juiep dra~i, reml-
nlsced
"Mah daddy walked horses
from Louisville 10 Lexington,
about 7S miles and from LeX-
ington Ia Latonia, about IS
miles. That was about 25 or 20
years ago"
Trainer Arthur Warner said
81 can remember walking
horses from Bowie to Laurel,
down there In Maryland, about
1S miles apart"
Al any rate, unless there is a
shutdown on racing, the horses
will continue to do the merry-go-
round in New England. say the
turf writers here, even If they
have 10 walk IL. The distance
from Suffolk Downs 10 Rocking
ham is slightly more than sc
miles. Just an easy walk.
So far, il is pointed out. there
has been no mention that bargeS
are barred, so the horsemen car
ship from Suffolk 10 Narragan'
set by barge. loading them right
in Boston harbor and unloading in
Narragansett BaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Joyce Favored

NEW YORK. July II ms
Willie Joyce Of Gary Ind IS a
9 70 ) favorite 10 defeat Bobby
Ruffin New York lightweight in
their 12-round bout at Madison
Square Garden tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

influence bOWl-
ing results this
season.
Cole h a s
Stanley Stanu-
lis from Paris
g ] Q A n Albert
MaSSoll Stand
ar d. Adolph
X o n o p k a,
Seven Eleven
r oy Milan,
S I A n d a r d
GEORGE -LInr--
Vafh MCCar-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Bob Ford Legion 9
Winner Over Jarvis

Bob Ford kept rs chance alive
for tie for first IN the American
Legion Sixteenth District Baseball
League Yesterday by defeating
Bud Jarvis. sd Darkness stopped
play IN the eighth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Van the sailing
man. was en-
Countered.
1t happens
about this tune
every year for
rs many years
rs We can re-
member. There
HaS Just a cas-
ual m @ on
that maybe he
was getting a
hit old for il.
lilo ( around AO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
BRIDES ON nth

But Ghezzi lost the sixteenth
with a hoGey and they halved the
seventeenth with brides and the
18Th with parS.
Byron Nelson fired another IS
today and was 2 up on Denny
ShHte- Al -tftc noon recess. The
ToIedoan had a pair Of 34's.
Shule. who had a 70. trailed by
three holes at the ninth, but goe
one of them back with a three
under S3 coming IN.
Ky Lahoon'S par 72 produced
a one-hole lead over Clarence
Doser Of HartSdale, y. Y. al the
eighteenth
With Claude Harmon OF De
trolts Lochmoor trailing 10 the
morning eighth, play was halted
temporarily for an official ruling
after A small boy picked up the
fasteners ball and dropped Z
under the bleacherS back Of the
home green.
HhHehiSen- vas allowed 40 crnr
without a penalty, bur ne didn Z
chip close enough and lost the
hole with a hoCcy five 10 Har-
mons par That made them all
even Al the end OF the round.
Both had 35-36-7l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
BETTER GOLF
Riqht Foot Action
This Is the 57th Of a series
BY SAM SNEAD

GoIfs Great Teacher and Player
Pictured is the foot action of a
player who stepped up and ad-
dressed his ball with a heavily
lofted club, lets say a No. or
No. S iron.
He has SOled the club behind the
ball and lined up his shot. Now
he is ready 10 take the correct
stance for a No. 7 or No. S iron.
As you'll observe in the right PIC
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Fiqh+ Results

CAMDEN S Jimmy McAiuStsr. i2ei5
ps''rrrC dC-Isi0nsd GeorEiA Cooper l2s
s.k N r. stopped Frankie Williams. ~.
PrNaco. pGa tsI Felix DiPaol 274 New
YORK drris0ned puE Wilson lss Csry
rse .L-rrr T-rmN Msrrll lte CAmhhn Lh l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

and perhaps a bit sensitive about
the absence of those golden eurls
that crowned his pate in his
younger days as a MaCkinac racer.
Our harmless comment evoked
the following squall:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
GETS AUTHORITY

After the meeting, Chandler
told reporters the owners had
made no sHggestion that he re-
sign from the Senate. Further, he
gave no indications whether, or
when he might quit but said that
he viii accept no salary as base
ball commissioner until he does.
at was great meeting" he
commented. II got authority for
every request made. "
EIc said the owners had author
lzed him to:
Appoint Walter Mulbry.
his executive secretary In the
Senate, as secretary OF the
commissioners office.
Name Leslie O'Connor,
who was Landis' secretary, TO
he special assistant 10 the COM
missioner.
3ETransfer the commissions
er's offices from Chicago to the
26th floor OF Carew Tower In
Cincinnati
4-Transfer all funds and
securities Of the commissioners
office from O'Connor TO Null
bry.
5-COntinue the $4,000 con-
tingent fund of the office tn
invest as the commissioner sees
At.
6-Discharge and hire any
needed employees Of his office In
the shift of headquarters.
'T want to stay In the Sem
ate" he told the United Press,
until have fulfilled my Obli-
cations To the people Of this
country In casting my vote on
these imnnrtant maiters."
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAIS RESILTS
Chicago al Rostnn Ia
Cincinnati as. BROOKLYN 1ii
fttuburfh =. fhllad'lphtA
New York . 81 Louis 10 inntnFsJ.
TODAY : CAMS
NJ Work ~ ~ Louis. tuLnitht.
Boston st thisAgo
BfooklVn AZ ttnCinnAti
Philadelphia AZ PITTSBURGH
AMIRItAN ASSOCIATIONS
g. Paul Z NtpRlsfs
Indianapolis q. 70. edo O.r
Columbus "a louisville
hinneApnlt EsrKst Cffe
INTERSATIONAL. LEAGUE
heTsrs jersey CITY T.
Rochester Toronto
Montresl 30 BuNs.o
Svrsruts- Psiflr~o-s r~f t--sru.re
san Trantiseo 81 Portland A-io.
Sacramento = oakland
San Disro 10. los AnTsles O.
Hellvvood o seattle ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Harmon Even
Al 18th Hole
By VI. F. DRUKENBROD

DAYTON, July Beating par
by two strokes for a 70, Sam Byrd
OF Detroits Plum Hollow topped
Vic Ghezzi Of Deal, y. j., by three
holes AT the end Of this mornings
Is in the -36-hole PEA quarter
finals.
Byrd'S brides won tho third and
eighth and he made tho first turn
. up with a "a IN GheZZi's 36.
Bogey'S cost GhezZi the tenth
and eleventh before he won his
first hole Of the match, the four
tcenth with a birdie while his par
gave him the short fifteenth 10
cut Byrd'S 10 2 up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
HumbIed in Hub
DETROIT
ANERICAN IIAGUI

Totals II s74 Totals d s27 5
s-PAn fof Pieasrds In nf'h
n-psn '0I >Elf, ln ninth
pETFOiT ..|. coo oin ooo-I
Boston 0ol l0n 0o--2
Runs-WsIser News0rs Wlit0n Runs bat
tef. In-N-Errr Wilson Mavo Two-bsss hit
SsVtorf Stolen nssst-Rirhards Ho0vfr
Sacrifice nlts-Wtltor NswhoussT D0atis riay
Gu 'hsrton - keVs0ms left m hAsss-Bot-
% no Defr1' Q Hstss IN hans-OU Nsv-
h0Itet m Wilson q sfrurk 0u'-pv Wf'-
s0n " rv. NfvNrutsr T~pirst-Crisvs NJ
Gousn snS Pipgfas. Attend,nes-a oos paid
Time-i:bG
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Cole Organizes
New Pin Team

With galaxy Of stars who av-
eraGe 994 on paper. Bob Cole,
formerly of Jerry Mccarthy, Of
fers a new outfit that is apt TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Bob 7 Ta|es
Old Guys Dominate
in Mackinac Race
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Just before he went sailing out
of here headed for the Mackinac
races with all sails set, George E.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
TTSTTRDAI RESULTS
Bos,on 4 DTTROiI
Cleveland = Nru f0rk
PhnAdslphiA al It Louis 90
WAthinTton ChicAEo Z
TODANS CAMS
DETROIT at Roston
Cleveland al Nep iaFk
- Louh az fhilAdslphta. night.
ChitAto at NAshinrton, niEht
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Mueller
Inn Final
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, July Isles Mueller
will pitch for the Tigers against
the Red SoX in the third and final
game Of the series here tomorrow.
Emmett ONeill will hurl for
pncfA1
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
GiiveChdnd|er
New Powers

WASHINGTON. July n lUP)
-BaSeballs new commissioner. a.
+. Happy Chandler, today had
been given sweeping powers 10
uIle the game IN a formal con-
tract UNANIMOUSLY approved by
representatives Of the l6 major
league teams.
Approval Of tho contract eli
naAad- -hHfAf toti't- rrrrrttrc Of
tho American and National League
club owners or their representa-
tlNcS
The pact gives the kentucky
senator tho same unfetlered au-
thoritv over baseball exercised by
tho late Judge kencSaW Mountain
Lands. II calls for a seven-year
term al $4,000 annually.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Races on Page I6
ENTRY BLANK
Metropolitan Detroit SofibalI Tournament
(Sponsored by The Detroit Times)

tsponsored b, The Detroit Times)
Team Name
Managers Name
Managers Address
Location of Phone .......
mark East, West, North, Dovnryer
Mark Major Men MAJOR Woman Glass a. JunIorl
Make al checks payable Detroit soos Association SIC
All others s.
Mai blank with fee
1912 Grand River
Junior mus tbe entr 10 before midnight July Is
AL others midnight aug. =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
WINS 18TH AND 18TH

Harmon. who was even with
HutChison Al the ninth, lost two
holes coming in through three.
putting But he balanced this by
winning the sixteenth with A
birdie and the eighteenth with
a par.
missed both first and
second greens Of the morning
round. hut hoied three footeFs 10
match Byrd perfectly played
The Detrolter dropped his ap-
proach three feet back Of Nlc
flag on the difficult third and his
birdie three put him one up.
Sam Got a great par five on the
525-yard fourth for the half. He
pushed his drive INTO a trap and
after pitching out TO the falrway
reached the green with a $50
yarder. He swung his driver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
HOLES SHOOTER

Byrd'S chip from directly back
of the pin or. the sixth rolled five
feet past the cup, but ne holes
and il was A half in parS. After
passing up a chance 10 win the
seventh by missing a 30-lnch putt
Sam came through with hiS spe.
cialty on the 5s9-yard eighth. He
got home IN two and MS birdie
won.
Sam dubbed his approach from
the rough on the ninth, but put
the next one 10 feet from the cup
and sank the putt for a half
Harmon sank 15-footer for a
winning birdie three on No. !. but
gave the hole back when he took
three puts on the third The
LoChmOor pro got a hard.fOught
par FIVE and half on The fourth
when his drive stopped on the
bank Of a trap.
His birdie three on the sixth.
where he dropped 20-footer. put
Harmon one up again but Hutch
lnSon evened II on the next hole.
with an eight,footer that pro-
duced a birdie three.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Lakes homer in the hrSt
inning was the Boston short
stops seventh Of the season.

On CrutChes Richards left late
today for Detroit He saw part
of the game before leaving.
Suffering from torn liElments
suffered In sliding into base
Yesterday, the Tiger catcher will
he out Of action two weeks or
longer lie suffered much pain
last night, he reported.
Today was Ladies' Dav. Fer
riSs Day and Friday the thir-
teenth. all of which brought out
big week-day crowd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Youth. IL.
Leading
Jockeys
By LEWIS II. WALTER

After is days of riding at the
Detroit race track, 17-year-old
Jackie Favorite has finally caught
up with his older rival, Bobby
Watson, and has passed HIM in
the-race for riding -heRaES--
Favorlte is the youngSter from
Emmitsburg, Md, who was Just
another ambitious kid around the
race tracks last year when trainer
Harry Trotsek took him over. lie
has developed into a very promls-
ing rider and looks as though he
may make good after he loses the
l0-pound allowance the Detroit
track allows apprentices.
The move that helped Favorite
IN take the Jockey lead was the
sale Of his contract 10 the stable
Of Mrs Lottie Wolf of Detroit
just before the Detroit meeting
reopened last Saturday Favorite
had =hceH=ridiHF =FTfaTT5yf WsffffefS for
the Wolf trainer, Stanley Lipiec
who has the largest and one of the
most potent stables on I h Q
grounds. From now on Favorlte IS
assured many tive mounts.
HAS TWO WINNERS
The Wolf stable supplied the
two winners that pHt F'avorItc
past Watson with IS winners 10
* The first was the long shot
Saku, which Favoute brought
from behind in the second race
10 whip f. II Beezley Uhhuh and
II others for a So 40 mutHei yes
terday Then he came from behind
IN the 81 600 Polar Flight purse
with the FAY ored Llral. 20 Seese- =
half length victory over WlSo Sue.
from the stable of r. {. Nlelrose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
CRIISING CLASS
RACING CLASS

RID HoT PARIAY- Rsthrsr' Meteor ~ snd sba~rork
LONG SHOT PARLAY- Last straw, Margaret ana ITls.
on A HUNCH- Kathmar.
FIRST TO FiNIsH-irs
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
.0|desfGo
Tourney SET
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The Crosse lille invitational
purnament, a golf event with a
history. gets under way tomor-
,ow with an 18-hole qualifying
d and continues through Sat-
4. ny and Sunday.
This is the oldest OF these pop
liar tournaments in this district.
II was held for the first time in
September of 1887 and has been
held annually ever since.
1t began as an individual COM
etition and as such brought to-
.ether outstanding stars like
Chuck Kocsis, Chick Harbert,
Frank Stranahan of Toledo. John
I Mood of Cincinnati, Walter Bur-
temo and Jack Emery.
This weeks tournament has
irawn strong field that in
lludes some fine golfers from
,ther cities. Chuck Kocsis, who
von last summer with Ellis Berry.
viii team with Chuck Petoskey.
lack Sharp and Harold Brink of
Grand Rapids, runnersup TO Koc-
Us and Berry, will try again.
io.45-Root ciiSon-W. Bslin. George Eyer
lay Laine.
10 5o-FranE connoily-Bob EonsnAker Gale
io.S5-capt George victor.Hsnry Grips.
ned Kammcr-L. Hinchman.
:0O-Hsrold hAbes-Ernest llndAhl. Jack
lAck6ey-J. HolllSteT.
-1l.1o-ChAEleA- Eacoe=J. -Rheeler.- Al
ulsy-Tm huelenbeTE
ii:l5-W. X. JOyce-AdAm RoWicd Harold
adOWSki-LoweU Jensmore.
ii-20-I. n KniEht.Dr aJoseph hoinsr. r
Wothe-Dr. W. A. Zick
fi-so-w. H. Cisrk-A. TIMER; } j. Lessei-
1857 b wnEh,-H Randolph Or. ora
hego-Chst Kahn
4o~F. A. wHth-w MonshAn. Art zoll,
ii so1A' W. wsliaos-pr. Dayton o'pon-
eli Or. FRANK Beysry-C HaCquoil
II sS-Paul Gslyin-Phh Gent sam r
IA oO--Georse EElinrton-B Carpenter Or.
VI Knu1-WiliHm Anderson.
I O0-Ed olson-Jack Conway, n. X Olson
10 - william COMBS s-Tommy ShsehAn.
laniey Hsncock-JudFe George 7 Murphy.
1lS-hsryiu Coss-C. ChnAlenssn, Jerry
i ao-H' psIdson-Dick whiting Addison
pnnof-Jsck Miller
.o-Ptry Bysrd-R. FisId. Joe Dragon
PALMER.
w HcntschkrGeorFe coP~ HuEo
.o~Joc osplsek-Ar Mesabb cift Rurg-
451A y wnson-E Jeffries Jr., Or.
. Z r. PearmAn-Raipn E!E'rpm
ss-L0u C6mpbeu-psn Courtney Il Nel
Z o6-Bisins Eynon.wniism Holt. Tyler
aEgin-H Lumsden.
> lO-RolAne WeyAnc-jim Ricdel, r.
tranahAn-R s StT4nAhkn Jr
9ls-RluK BerTy-WiiAm Taylor Ted But
u.Chrik Brinkf 80
2O-Dr W Y Alton-Dr. J. Roach. "
4 CraWford-T. PfeN
io-churs Pstoiksy.chuck Kocsls. wsltti
85-w u Feno-R Laundry. jim wilt'-
Drry Orchard
4o-E' " Tasser-A Loop Jim LssisH
IFls o.. ,,,.
sss%w tsesch-F. l. Grocnlscr p. Ferris
GsuaFhsf 4,
uO-C. Fsriey- Randall Ahtfn. DF % J
aNaF-JGcE Mooney
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
DETROIT RESULTS

ytRsr RACE 81 500. claiming novice
nders. 3-yesr--oids and up, iaTl9nsS an
Kantsks tFAllonl 500 so 90
reody-5 Tea tsqnn'erviiieJ s'fo- 20
Pay Stage. Here's Harvey MAsehAnes and
HQnEht1n LOchlea also ran
sEcoSD RAcE-sl. 500 claiming s-yssr-
% 10 Smith 9.io 40 10
"a ~. Keeper 90 ~
Uhhuh tWoodhOus4l sOO
Biz KAY Young Eudcy M Pharned,
'PaSsa Grille. Big Albert. Heui~sn and Anel
Image also ran.
THIRD EAcr-si.soo. allowances 3-yesF-
cadet Dick Cffsvori,sj 73so $50 $50
Lasting Peace Cook 47o 80
Umhrago iClhFgettJ $40
Mr. Jin1, Mr. X Oxford Blue. 'Hemndge
-vstdtnz TyTsut. Miss Donna Mae and Fore
Royal also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s2 600. allowances. 2-yesr-
oldH. Sls furionEF
PsTs M.iEstts ,gsyoIits) $50 s7o 3ss9o
Wee Admiral Biriey $50 zs0
J. I. Moore fRemIusrd) $50
Green shed. ARIEL ACE Eucalyptus and Lit
YIfTH RkcE-s2 600 claiming. 3-yssI-olds
and UP. ! mile on turf
Columbus Day F.voritej 1910 $50 80
lima Pearl fSuiliyanl $40
Time 80 Is
Sir Talbot Gee Rsf Sweep Torch. Rock
wood Jean, Bright Trace and BLACK Thrush
siso ran
SIXTH RtCr-y7 o00 tfSfminE, 3-yeSr-
oidE and up. ] i-l6 milef-
Swift Legion Sullivan e4O 40 50
Cold Bill Layton 90 10
ErAze tClsggettI $40
Time ! so 2-5
One Lin Oid Iron Edie Jane 'Sun BY.
.shinemup. DARCY DiYpt, Lostahst and Door
YocE siso ran.
FIFid
SEVENTH RACE-S2 600 the Jack Joynel
Handicap. 3-year-0ldt and Up l-l6 miles.
Sssu Birltyt 26.4O 10 so 80
Fidcler'E Bit Stevenson $40 10
Our Mernck fM0TTiseyl 6.i0
Time 4s IS
AighsniFtSn. BY ConScrip, One Only Calls
Pc. Callahue and Goober Lad also ran
EIGHTH RACE--Sl 500 Claiming, 3-yesr
oids and up ! i-i6 miles.
a-Suppler tFav0rifei 10 90 800 74o
Precision Layton 4 90 10
Witch work fHa's1nl 2.3O
Time so IS.
Prince Covana s-Okools MAiuns, Hangover
Lee ard GienvuDd Boy also ran.
ANN. L. Wolf entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

skiing in mid-August,'
But fortunately, five touring
sports writers from the United
States saw Muslin and more than
40 other CTS cavorting on the
snow In the mid-August dog
days" and are willing TO swear TO
il on a stack of Bibles az high as
the Zupspitz itself. -,
This mountain is a peak in The
Bavarian Alps which scars 9,13O
feet, the highest in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

TutaM 30 424li Totals 81 IS II 5
sBztted f1r Bsv~ut ~ Seventh.
hBatted fof Pare in ninth
c-B1tted foT Metheny Ia ninth.
View YORK 600 Ooi- 500 4
81 Louis o3o lO4 OHIO
Runs-Methsny Robinson. Crimes. Drescher
GutteridFe Gray HcQuinn, Moore, stephens
s schultz Mnncuso Jones Err0ES-SupyeiK1
FuffinF Martin Runs batted in-MAncuSo ?
shirley g. Kitten CgtteTidEe Cray 2. McGuiun
: Dretchef Netheny Martin Two-bAte hits
Eften Robinson DreScher Jones. stolen baSs
Cray Double plAy-McQuiun tunAtsistsc
Lett On tAEcs--St. Louis New YORK Bafst
on bslls--Off RuffinE OF shirley Z OH
4 ~ shirley by Jones HitS--ON Ruffing
II IN SIS inninEt or BevenA IN ~ inning.
~ Page = In ? inningt or shirley IN hiA
inninrs ~ Jones none IN "a innings Win
ming pltchsr-shiriey. Losing pitrher-Ruffing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
HIS FIRST ATTEMPT

Nuts to you," Muslin replied.
II ann an all-America amateur.
I'm from Tennessee and j never
saw so much snow before. I've
never been on skis before but j
have been having the time of
nv life and l could conquer
these slick sticks with couple
more practices 80 could travel
on my skis instead OF my back
sides"
Muslin explained he had seer
an army tours folder inviting
Third Army GIs 20 visit the Alps
and have fun.
Naturally, didn't believe
that folder stuff. but / figured
I couldn't lose anything since IL
didn't cost anything. ! certainly
was surprised. You have TO hand
II 10 the men who fixed up this
trip. They certainly introduced
me to a new world"
Mucky ClauSing, GerTnany's ma
tional ski champion, and six as
sistants teach skiing 10 the GlS
most of whom have never tried
the sport
They haven't had one acci-
dent, not even a bonebreak,"
said Mucky IN awe. "Since the
Zugspitz was opened to the
army late In May, more than
$500 have used our skiing
equipment. This II surprising
because American boys are too
daring for beginners. They try
anything once. guess they
must be naturally tough"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

the meet they announced
Japan had offered TO sur
render. What q thrill IT was
10 hear those American cheers
for victory in a place where
Adolph used 10 hold yearly
heiling practice.
1t was really a pleasure
TO see the bomb job that had
been done mere in Nurnberg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
SECOND GAME

RunS-Moses Farell. sehslk 2. Cuocinelo.
HegLsu 4 AlebssIs Trssh Grove ErrOfE=
Lake J0hnt0n michSels 2 RUM battsd in
SchAlG Cuccinslln. fresh, FsTTell 3. Hockett
2 Michaelt Moses Two-bsEs hitt-Metkoytch,
Moses SehAlk stolen bsSe-LAke Sacrifice
hit-NichAek DictkhOt DOub4s plsyt-CTuVe
20 Cucclnello 20 SchAlk o. Grove TO Schhlk.
Farrell 10 SchAIk % Fsuen. Farrell 10
Michselt 10 FARRELL. Michaeh % SchalE Left
on bAses--B0St0n Z Chicago Bases on bAl!A
OF OMEN B. OF GroNe ]
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
American League

Dickshot Cuccinello. ErroTs--LAke Runs
batted ln-kegsome, Cuccineno 2, Hockett,
fresh. Tvo-baSe hits-Cuccinello, Hockett.
Three -bsye hft-LAFoTeSt Stolen base. Moses
SAcTifices--SchAlk, NeWsome Double plays
Woods 10 steiner 20 MetkOyich. LsPorest 70
NeWS6ht 10 HetkOVIch. MlchAelG 10 Schblk
20 Farrell. Left On b6ses-BOston 7, Chicago
IL Bases GA bslis-gH Weeds Z off Rybs 4
off Dietrich q Struck out-By Woods 4. By
Dietrich 4. Hts--Off Woods In ols innings.
of RyhA ! IN IA, tnninES- Losing pitcher
WOodE Umpirea-(srievs. Pipgrsl ard Weaver.
TTme-I 81. AttehdGncs-z0 600 teItimated }.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
National League

1lrsEo s005 6606 0o3
porou, and Gillespie. 'iivinEston -
ferrinF. Buker 81, King ca and Pescock.
FIRST GAME
7titburFn e9o Ivy voos-l
ufcher. ResiEno t5l, Gables ~ Ger
,.1ssT fei and salksld. Lopet tTl; Noiselle,
i,wsrtrh ~ FISCHER tTl. feldmen tsl'
.r,, tal and lombard Berres tsJ.
p'' SECOND GAME
1tisbuTfh olo cog 00oo99-s
s,nneeylch and Lopez, zabsla, Fischer co.
NJ Kluttz.
- FIRsT oAME
e-1.ssirbts OIO $50 1Ox-s 3
fnyisieb Creei tsi, Crouch t6 Byerly ~ ,
- pic Erauss KsH 90 and SeminiCk.
SECOND GAME
q Louis 2lo olo 5oo-a o
CsTdner and o Des schanr. Monteagudo t7J
I'D spincel.
FIRST GAME
Hnelnnau Qol ool go,
Iotton lO1 ~ 1ut-lO >
nsn, Logan, Hendrickson tsl and Nssi.
SECOND GAME
Hncinnau 600 600 $50
'Hsusssr Llsenbee 81 and Unser. Wusht
nd Hofiefth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Tennessee GI Tries
Skiing and Likes Id
BY JACK CUDDY
unt,a Pr,., staff Correspondent

ZUGSPITZ Germany Aug 16 UP)-Sgt George T Muslin o
Memphis bronzed mddle-siz boTn-haed lao % %iu
Police Battalion OF the lhI
Army very fellow and he knows his memphis ren
home and L also dld son
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
LIKE BLACK SPECKs

The sports writer's were stand
ing on the sun deck Of the Schnee-
fernefhaus, weathered wooden
hotel on the mountainside l,5OO
feet below the Zupspitz summit.
The skiers seemed hike black
specks rooming, tumbllng and
stopping on the three square mile
expanse of perpetual snow on the
adjacent slope.
one speck left the snow and
came trudging up the path TO the
skihouse elevation of the Schneff-
erhaus. The writers ran down 10
meet him and he proved TO be
Muslin with his skis over ms
shoulder, a stick in his hand and
wearing heavy skishoes.
Are you the hotel profess
sional:" we asked hHn. "You
have been tumbllng around like
an expert"