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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Rain Postpones
Tennis Events
Two Finals, Hamfremck
Open Set Back q Day

Rain Saturday barred playing
the finals IN two tennis tourna-
ments and the start Of the Ham
tramck open Al Hamtramck Park
The matches were reScheduled for
this Sunday.
Irene -Wa~kte~iez and Theresa
Clecura meet al Belle Isle IN the
American Legion Auxiliary De-
troit District girls final at 2
O'Clock. Delbert Russell and Leon
ard Karpeles meet Eddie Roszak
and Tom Nor for the public parks
doubles honors al Northwestern
al the same hour.
Hamtramck open play goes on
az 10 a. m. Start Of the men 5
doubles also Is on sch 2 q U ] 2.
Womens singles start tomorrow.
The public parks event began
June 30. Mary fernando collected
the womenS singles from Lillian
Van Buren. Robert Ryland gained
the mems title from Delbert Rus
sell Walter English was the
Iunior winner over AlcN Hetzeck.
English later added the district
and state laurclS 70 MS list.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Phil Mdrchi|don
To Pare Weight

PHILADELPHIA July Ia oCP)
Pitcher Phil Marchlldon Of the
Philadelphia Athletics, who spent
nine months in a German prisoner
OF war camp. SAID today he wanted
70 trim 10 pounds from his weight
before he goes back 10 mound
duty. He now weighs $50 pounds
Marchildon orc Of the most
promising young pitchers in the
major leagues in 194L before he
enlisted in the Royal Canadian
Air Forces. won II games with
the last place A that year
He was a veteran Of Is bomb
ing missions over France and
Germany and was shot down
while laying mines by plane IN
Klel Bay last August. lie said he
was down to l5s pounds during
lnternment, but more than gained
his normal weight back after the
British freed him
Marchildon is awaiting an hon
orable discharge on July 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

m. the three fishermen cast out
every type of lure they had in
their tackle box without luck.
Jim, being seataring man and
very observing, pointed to what
looked like a giant sea serpent
moving slowly through the water.
Attracting the attention of his
pals. the three maneuvered the
boat close TO the strange object.
Here's what they claim they
saw.
A beautiful white horse hitched
onto a small duck boat. with a
man sitting in the back of the boat
trolling for bass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Warrior 60 Sailing

Some of the boys cot back from
overseas IN time 20 join Macklnac
race boats Ma Jack Briner,
the C-class boy. who saved that
B.29 from blowing Up out there
in the South Pacific. is with Tom
Clark on Margaret L Capt
Wardie Kemp. who used 20 sail
with Tommy Fisher on Apache,
awarded for his flying teatS in
Italy. is aboard Revelry, Clare
Jacobs cutter, as Is Capt. Jack
Moran Of the Crosse Pclnte sail
ing Morans back from Germany.
Paul BroStron- came -allihe MaA
UP from Miami for the race
ne sailed from Miami 20 NcW
York aboard thc Now York 40
Nisen e.. Sherman Hoyt. famous
ocean racer was part Of crow on
the 6-dav 6-hour ride 90. Bros
from is aboard Dallas NcWhIrk s
schooner Gesine in the race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Travel Troubles
.HitMdrquette

MILWAUKEE,, July 14-Travel
troubles have delayed Athletic
Director Conrad NJ. Jennings and
Basketball Coach VILLA m S.
Chandler Of Marquette University
in arranging their 1945-46 cage
schedule
Fhr-Wcstcrn Conference has
postponed until this month the
arrangement Of It's basketball
schedule. However. the Big Ten
schools now have set their pro-
gram Of Conference games and
are making additions 10 fll out
their cards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
HoRIzeeTAL

HORIZONTAL
i-so't cr.nN
e-Jump on one foot.
9--Dr6Sce
i4-Ths University Of Maine Is located In
IS-BusIr
16--AdiuCLe
southern espitAl' Of Kianssu Prov
ie-Whst presidential eandidats vas the
author Of "One World'7
2I-Mohammedsn name
33-Of which Of the services has james v.
F0rrestal been the civilian head7
74-AromaS
27-Who succeeded John Tyler 70 the
2s-Mountsin faobrD.
29-Chinese war.
3o-Who. patented the tslephons1
s4-No,s q tn. Guido scale.
5s-More somber.
37-Greek letter.
ssh whose honor vas the aircraft ear
rier Coral Sea" rtnamed1
4o-Symbol for neon.
4l-Masculine name
43-Bsck Of the neck.
4A-Throw slowly.
4S-Distriouted.
a6-Huri
47-of what South American country h
Lima the capitsl'
4s-Whst vas TIE hickman. Of the famous
baseball player Cobb
5o-Auoy OF copper and zinc,
S1-The wife az what BIBLICAL character
was turned % salt?
S3-LparntnE
s4-Founder ~ TAolsr - -Tse.
55-Pstflotlc hymn SUNG % tune ot COD
Save the KIM
S7-Vhs, great salt lake lies between
Europe ard Asis go.
sl-W'ro f0r 4 icnr tire vss the Ntteit
% me Dionnt ouintup.su9
62-Irrek letter.
s4-Emhankment
sS-,NiAltlous burning.
eS-SCruflnire.
67-Obliterate. -
I-Nsls offtprinE
2-Monev 81 account. -- t
A.. Oalf' FlcRtNthe ----7
10 What civ aid Kensl Atatufk
move the Turkish capital1
S-DefaceS.
6-Crone.
T-Hyn0'heflca' force
s-Whst movie actor Is i1sn'ins1 win
tho role ~ Detective Nick Charter
a-Become Jul
in--SnoemakFr '10i
ii-sibeFisa proNincs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

home on leave after two years
in France and Germany, said
his greatest thrill of the war
was the casual visit of a former
Cooley High School lad the day
his outfit was storming Nuren-
herg-His-visiter was+Mai.
Bob REQ. Rector was attached
10 the Seth Division combat
engineers.
Ottumwa Naval Air
Station in Iowa is obserN ing
Mickey COchrane Day Sunday
when the Iowa Prehight base
ball team plays there. Capt.
h. B. Salisbury, commanding
officer, will take part In a
brief ceremony hOnOring the
lieutenant commander who
made baseball history with
the Philadelphia Athletics and
Detroit Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Anglers who complain OPA al
lotments of gasoline for outboard
motors are too small might take a
tip from three Windsor fishermen
who come up with the prize fishing
yarn Of the year.
jim and Walt Bartlett and
Court Glove. members Of the
Windsor branch Of the Essex
County Sportsmen's Club, went
fishing early one morning last
week. They selected the mouth of
the Thames River on the Cana
dian side of Lake ST. Clair. y
Reaching the lighthouse about 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Answers TO
SPORTS Fans
Questions

ODD the Tigers ever win
three American League pennants
In roW ?
A-Yes, In 1907 -08-09. Hughie
Jennings was the manager.
Q-Who is the football mentor
a. Pennsylvania?
A-George Munger, who Is
starting his eighth season at the
Quaker school.
Q-What kind Of glove does
Pete Gray use?
Alt is two-finger model,
long like first sacker's. The
padding Is in the fingers. Pete
sticks his thumb and two
fingers In il. The ring finger
and little finger are not In the
glove.
Q-What horse would YOU call
the champion Of spring racing
A-FollowerS of Hoop Jr. in
the South argue that the Ken
lucky Derby winner should be
declared the champion. And
they give these reasons: Hoop
Jr. won the Derby and was sec
ond In the Preakness.
Q-Are the four BarrettS who
play in the major leagues re-
lated?
A-No. Francis (Red) Bar
rett Is Red SoX relief pitcher.
Charles (Red) Barrett pitches
for the Cards Dick (Kewpie)
Barrett Is on the Phillies'
mound stah. Johnny chases
flies for the Pirates.
Q-How many lakes arc there
In Michigan?
A-ACcording TO the latest
check by the conservation de-
partment. there are 5000
named lakes In Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Spiindrift
Mackinac Race Brings
kers Jacobsen Back
BY GEORGE r. VAN

PORT HURON. July 1.-THE
boys were talking about rough
Msckinac races. Some one men
toned that the going would be
tough on the 38-foot Jack, a o.
meter made over as a cruiser.
She is sailing in the race with
her owner. w. r. Lockland of Bay
City as her skipper,
Russ Pouliot. who should know,
opined that it wouldn't be too
bad if Jacks crew was young
enough 10 take IL.
I'VE took IL on Bernida, my
old R-boat back in the first
race in 1925. And how we took
u! But was only 80 then.
And remember that Bernida
had a stepped deck which put
her crew pretty close 10 the
water when they sat In her
cockpit.
And she was only 81 feet
long. That was rough going,
but we pushed her all the way.
Joe Snay. Bill PetZ and Fred
Mers were my crew. We nm
ished the course in so hours and
80 minutes.
"The record stood until Bar
bette cut II 10 40 hours 3 min
utes in 1929. Howard Grants
old yawl Suez, beamy ship,
was the first cruiser 10 finish.
1t took her 8S hours as COM
pared To our 80.
Pouliot is sailing on Bitten in
this years race
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Nebraska Star Lost on Submarine

1t. Don F. Msner, who the intercollegiate tennis
championship Of Nebraska officer the submarine
Trigger, long overdue and presumed lost.
1t Don Robinson, a skat back at the University of
Michigan in 1872 Is home leave from the European
He several medals his work the Italian
campaign He is pilot. When the Don expects
TO return to Michigan and finish his schooling. scored
touchdown in that all important third period against Notre
Dame in 1912.
Master Sgt Hugh Mulcahy the first major Lacquer be
nducted into the army should be his way the
States and discharge He Manila and has
enough Only 80 expects back pitching
before the year up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Additional District
Coli Scores

SECoND RoUND
Connolly defeated IaneSrrhe 20 A0sru
eti,,ttd Daniel ~ As,y,.s a'ifalse s,,,y
defeated Ker' ~ olson ds'ea'sd Courtney.
So Kammsf defeated NcGrsIor. 6-5,
PAIRiNCS
Championship Fhfht
a2o m Connolly u AhsTn.
2S-MflviNe " Henniss.
9 90-BUnks W WhiUrr
2 3S-Oton " KAmmst
FIRST FLIGHT
Csorse DRAGON " GeorEs Canon both
osfaultsd Rsy Lane defeated b. RichAreton
BY default chuck Pstotksy ceica'ed Leonard
Bridge "a Brook Dusenberry oettAtee car.
enc; s.,. asq s J2h1 roD.y. P:. ess;d
Ksmmer default Bill AnderSop defeated Lefty
Harrlson. default c. Daniels defeated
%" ''1,'' sEcoND ROUND
Lar, won. by -d,isu., rt,osksy d,'s''t55
Up Daniels defeated Anderson W.
SUNDAYS PAIRINGS
Plos m-Lane vs. Pc'oskey.
2 i5-Pomantr vs. DaUir.e
SECOND FLIGHT
Biu Ne'us W Charles carver. h7'h de-
fsuited bob DryydAls de'rafed ~ C0.trRne
dsisui' Joe McKsnny defssted Z Phelps
default Prank Kcsrig defeated Roscoe kirby
50 John schuheck defcstsd bernard SokoioN
! VI ~ holes
sEcoNp RotND
prvvials son Nv delsul' MrKcnr, Won ~
default K1enif ff'ss'sd Arstfit - Schg.
be-s osfsstsa Bcb Frdelsn 2-I
SUNDAYS PAIRINGs
o, m-Drydal, " MeYsnny.
2 e05-Koenlt ". sehuoeck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
PGA Tourney
Rated Best
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

DAYTON, July. 14-In the alb
sence of a National Open, the
Professional Golfers Association
has built up a great tournament
which may offer stern comReti-
tion for anything the United
States Golf Association offers
after the war.
The PEA attracts the cream Of
the professional crop whic h
means the games headlinerS The
result is a spectacular, well-con-
Quoted tournament, something
the public wants, As is shown by
the large crowds drawn 70 Mo
.raine Country Club tins week
The PGA officials know they
have something big and mean 70
cash i'm on it. For that reason.
clubs which would like next year s
tournament must be prepared 10
bid high.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS

FIRST HKCE-s-ysIT-oIdI sHe U = nLs
f-r -, 2, e., sT1ron'" y.t $3.50 3s2 go 30
Por, Harmon Cogur Mann Rsreom
Rrssts Bsc Cclc Scc,t BET E.aSk Af.i-A
saf.nE Gan. TAIG EoI-e 2Ec TIo.HlEG
also rsn
srcoSD RAcE-7.y,t-e'-r >. nit,
ssna !ns'' Ei,nei 20 90 t55o 80
Zony Leo Freeman $40
piI2.,, biR; j.. . s. 81, s:,s, son po. A..s,
LAZY Bate Pre- Another CIsrc Live
Ba,s'. Haze. omss and Hs.cystts sso rar
THIRD RACE- 7yts5-o.1s 1ae u. r-.s.
Jjsmfr.cs T-1sns GO e
Hi's Iaiian -tGoa2A4fsl .@ So ~
nm 20 as on4.3
pst-4tss Csnist Ns's Rosenese Cte'
and Miss stsEs ts0 ssr
rouETH EtcT-2''''g'5, 3, -, t-f.aasl g,
= - ha1'nf Thompson 90 ~
I'm, rs IS ~ as
ana co-nf Lr.e.y sv sr
FiFTH RACI-4-ys,rcl1s s-c ur gle
...l.aFy r.o, t.ser'r, $50 q
T-s zs - ~ ,.....
srXtH EAcr-7y.u-e.a, ed W ( M,
W. "a" Adams 900 800 -
h.-rf ~rRf0p Il0rErtr 4 - 90
D. .slrA south co
Tine "a IS cf' ga
E.S rs,a. s.sna x.aa, -. Essss.re.
W--.sr-st ca PfinrsA Hs--.s' sue
IS. sst'-s. 'Lstmencs Gn1 'SsIlmC-' SaAe
'.,a r..s .'s
sLNLNTH RACE-5.ytsr,o ~ s.. rsv
Prt L4.s C0tror $40 90 20
AZ sAN~r No~It 90 20
a-Fisf1rE step tSrafr 20
Time cS A. G." 2.
Docs,scs E!aF Dorls,, A.BssIcs''. and
BACK pe0psr also ran
TtGHTH RACI-1ytsfr. .cs 3. ~.e
s4rrfue way Pay O. 90 * 90 20
A~ititiogE Nichols 800 C0
Joe spare SE1frrtE $40
Tive g cf' 50
Pfisr Bfr'scF x ps-Ast g.rr Dan
Jean Bh1. FritC.A PTim sa1 Cc:.~-i S;I.
as TAn
NlNTH RACE-4-yesT-c 20 s1c ~ nile
Nss Glory Ssor0rV 1880 go fo
F..F EIpfsu White 20 60 20 10
Fa nor Sf~hrt Q
Ttre a. q" -
Sc France Be Brs1ct Se- r. Br-".
Ter S.esp Pcis DAY s'lrg Esre Be- Cal.
Ntnedca and Trt NrC s5a E.fv gar
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
American lie qion
STNnAYS GANI

wrS- S:nE-A..st -sa sat. Ps.me- Ts-y
P0serVald IS FsuS' AtNnscn N CEN
Gfy IS Police Etr'tvesteIr. No Leaned
~ Posedsle PARK Northwestern NJ Vim
cent vs. H0Iey Csrouyetoy, wallace FIELD
Hlghisnd Ps-k
EAST sIDE-Hsrrsr.Vs DYKE ,s Beauf-y
JAYNE NJ ; PosSe'lus ~ BTFFt Belle lse
No P1ots-Vanket ~ FtWafcg. BeUe ise
No 8 Phillips IS Y0UnF jayne NJ
Bushwsy rs Crosse Pointe. Belle Isle. No 5
Al games a. = n
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Times Classic Meets

Detroit Times Classic bowling
league will hold its first summer
meeting Tuesday night IN tho
E& b Co. offices. 1855 Windcr at
s o'clock. Franchise applications
are among the items TO be con-
sidered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

OF the late Lars Jacobsen'S crew
on Petrol . used as a Judges
ship the be5- sttii repeat
stories about Lars rest his
memory o.. MackInac race time
seems 10 BRING him back you
Still hear his famous Cdlct 10 his
crew echoed the impcrlshable.
Call me when the weather mod
crates
Basd BenkeFt ard Ted Earns
worth Of Bayy!ew. sailing on
Tgress IN this Macknac race viii
be aboard Hostess II in the race
up from Chicago next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Lane Tech Southpaw
Given $500 Bonus

Irv Medlinger, a southp a W
pitcher with Lane Tech High
School of Chicago, got a 81 800
bonus for signing with the Red
Sox. The Boston club sent him
to the Louisville farm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

=
study Psri6c cWs,ton $40 500 80
Columbus Day lFayoritsI so so
lime lAe
BUDS FirF, VAN Captain 'War Ccmnu-
rqus Sseepnsck pes Pa Timely flight
johnnie Enrc' ana FIospeci B.y as. 4an
sEcoSn RACE, 500. CALMING novice
riders 3-y.ear-oiai and " ilr.9nE'
i4aaF-, f-s!.f ID P-..9n 900 So 10 dS 10
sras.ess Lsw ,Fordl 200
Nsr.sp 'E.i Queen. so4,ai Pa and In.
THlRD RAcr-s. 500, e..lmlas. s-,e.f-
T0mmys Double
p, FsT...'T' s-.1. Henson, 1870 so %
Ifsfe rHsf. 10
Wsepinr KinEstons Va GINS h-EFr 'it17
Noon, s-hoon Meadow. sons Twinkle and
Nv '. ! sgi.nI sae Mu " sehres0
FOURTH RAcr-s2 coo. e.a.r.ar s.yes..
DissG' Isle .Clsggt'' 20 %
Audls4,a4 tLcT4fca. 90
Time. - Is
Miss %ii'sn' Cam Porr Ks,ay. sweep
FiFTH RiCE-Sa GOO. tns Discover Hsnei-
caa s-yesr-cics src - .-ls m.sA
65. 81 ssa.s 6a.s ,Fs.aa' Fi,t.5a l's' 5o ao 3oo
Eorsf L0TL.-c 40
Tine l4s Is
Ecr.csl Bgsh-rhA~ksr s-virs AcmiTs, Let
ter s1d s-Tgls-h u~rs E.so Tsr.
H-Ear D0rs.c en'Ty
SIXTH RACE-ts 600. the A4sso Handicap
2-ysAF-o.cs 5 iu!.ongs
Miss Mariana
~ HEAD Is so 2 - 70
Pels Nsrke''e tWA'S-0 90 so
Wee Acn1irsi Pfmilsr1 SO
TINE o. -
SIR Perrsr' Arsl bce. 2. Ross ard
Cashier also ran
SEVTNTH RACT-Slo 900 tns Governors
Har1lcsr 3-year-odt and W 'lronEs
Pr0r ~ Homs iCoos = 20 $50 ~
Brd Question Watson 20 90
N.E.- CraVler Stevenson 2 so
Tine tl3 Is
Read 'BEl e John Plotc Good Going
'sEeeputo and county Cent a.sl Ien.
'Fif'd
TIGHTH RACE-S2 oon. csin.nE 3-year
-ss..4-.f3,-t-s sr,ise--ef-stffi ----
ANwu'n Watson y so so so
Ia's Thread Henson 80 10
C's-t &C sFrp'f 50
Tine -
Crs Pa ma Pear Paw Recruit SEfIo-s
and DO Hum s.r0 ry0
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

MONDAYS CANIs

Club e6s vs. Motor CITY assn Dra, Ns'
Lodge ~ ! e NJ Hal ys Rams ~ Lrt8r
Sc Forest Union Club " I.la A." 30
CI0 a. Lodge. 40 5 Si0ytrE ". BnTrs All
StAfs s. Clslr No. a. > P. u SO ~
ts Mich S'eei So C,air NJ 3 Crowley
Milnsr vs. Hudson PirGrec So Thornton
w T. s Fsries -Pinfree 80 Cen'lncn'aI
W So Catherine Chandler No. 4 Birdhurt,
Award Nor'hVestern NJ 4 " 2 s A Nc
~ Minnesota Nc-trvrstrrn 80 Europe
Pos' vs. GAY Pare. Northwestern. 10
inudcfi0n Cen'er We Barnes Gibson A. Psy-
moud Elmvooc. 80 Raisvt Ten ~ Nc
Core jayne No = n P W vs. PaS'ime
Clark MOI Grand Trunk " Local Nc 2SA
uAW-CIO Atkinson No 2 " A ". W.
JoeI Dept store. Llttsheld, No 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Dearborn League

winston IS vrson : $50
Coebe. 2 $50 Roy1l I2S
sundays gaues-WinStcr vs. Goebe! a.
Fr-ds~n HiFh stuart wilson ys R-ya.
clothes a. Ford Fled. Games A. 2 80 2 n
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

THAT year
Pouliot was in
the crew
l. Q o n A r d
Jerome. sailing
with Bon Nees-
p V on I h o
schooner kittI-
wake has been
in on every
MackinaC race
although or
several Y a IS
he dIdn race
bp t1aC mart
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Detroit Tigers.

Maj Johnny Pnge the best kicker in the collegiate circles
few back be the Pacific after
short training period Mississippi He has than enough
points for discharge but has been listed essential his
commanding officer Before being Europe couple OF
years back Johnny received jungle fighting
Louisiana desert fighting California Arizona and
tain fighting the highs o West Virginia
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Ned Harris who played right field for the Tigers before
going into the playing baseball at Pacific base Among
the players picked by the for AStar team of the
players in Hawaii Bill Hitchcock Detroit Tiger shorstop
Birdie ebbets Tiger catcher Others named included
Wright of the White Sox Tex Hughson of the Red Sox Walter
Judnck Of the Browns and Joe Gordon of the Yankees
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Recall Lars Edict

NACKINAC RACE BIEGE-
WASH: Bobby Bryant, also on
Bitten, bought Bernida In 1927
and won the racing class honors
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS


FIRST RACE-7-y,aI-oics :. rAt
FoKnsrer CsnuinF ESQ $50 90
PIG T-lrSet TLf0buUl q 40 90
rims. ll7l-5' or 2s3i,
Am, Ps's,y, s'sorlns Miss Zacs-s--y
s4gs- Report jenkins Duchess Nyr-s
s-sumna.a. A-Heslnsasy and :. 5 Curry
a-Ar;o0 Center sn,ry.
sFCoND RACE-3-yesr-o.ds $. mile.
Home fl-n' Pa'iisI l4s 90 20
Pssspft DUTY IS 60 90
Ys,apsl C-rRr.1 80
Timt lls2R o" of
TAO Dasn Bsayrss Lisr' Count PhsIA-
Ve DAISY Lee and Filsh' Ca sto far
T4IRD RAcr1',y'f-o9' '' 'gI.'nss so
s-Litt's Rouo pisrmanl zoo 90
Time. oe 3.s. O." SIS
Count rre,sri-s'or Range Mate b-Jnder
Cr,er WIZ Advice and Undertow also ran.
81 81 Q 2 R.dao.c as5as
FOURTH RACE-s.yssr-olos .. mile
viz F',.sf:''i e,l:' Grove, a''o 1875 1875 -s9
Hs.er ~ Paris Biermsnl so
Tine / Il as. or 4osi7
DAVE sister. Reclamation and short stay
rIFIH RACE-3-yssr-oidl ana up. ;. mile.
casey Jones IIrfnf = ~ N'
Paper MiN Bairart'ti1 90
Time 4 II Is. cN 0Tig
Scotch Abb-' Hy-GAfo Wef'Voof Belle
Hsrdsis and shiny Penny also rsn.
sIXTH RACE-3-ysar-olds and W. I i-ie
miles
~ 1lur BsI3s-etrH $50 Aso so
Side B0v Pratt 90 O0
Cactus Foot ICauninF' - 90
Time l43 Is equals track record on
3 0of5
Dinner Pstty Toe. make Cssnems7 hr-iaI
Flight vsldina craft Easy Chance Float
Ne snt son Hal also ran
STvTNTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and W J..
miles
Wee Bar lHs,tnFerl i77o 20 47o
Posc-Ped rrurnhuil- $50 0o
pomiys PtlysretiI 90
Time aS7 A-S cF S7a
ChiconA TAmnn, Juttnisn II and TeXahts
also ran.
TIGHTH RhCT-4-ysar-olds and VI mile
md - vafde
seven HIS Rasis1 il 90 $50 On
rirg Girl eeaho 90 eo
Nanny Bones oliver 500
a-Jsck Vennle Queen Echo. joseS Pa
sirVIf pr0Vr F'gms Jclvell Chance Crog
and a-Miu indentify also ran.
eA ", ehapon sntry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
AoUEpUcT RESULTS

flhNi hA' ;. .FtaF--.ef arc Us r. ~
Cs-..n 49, Ia'rsr. 90 70
Elrs C4ru Fi-sanr' 20
Tine - #.t rN
hre Sftr T"E Fsth Fsy Nt'r Tff.r FF
So. Laryy Crsrgs FIauIrs k1Ert Gr.cta
Cr'r sro siam s.so Isr
NICoNp Rtcf-4.y,s'-a r, sne W a, mic.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

i7-Coddess OF discord
13-Who headed the British delegation to
the san Francisco conferencef
1s-Symbol for nickel.
20-Kind.
22-conysy pollen to piItii
24-Disclosed
2S-inundate
26-Palm leaf
27-ChmbinE plants.
2s-MArket.
3O-Ktck.
3i-Palid.
52-Types of male voices.
33-What was the gloomy pasSsts ths
s5-What English field marshal con-
maneed the BEr in France AZ the
beginning of World War ui
s6-Department fabbr.i,
3s-Depend on
3e-urn-like receptacle.
42-BestS
44-Meadov
4e-Ointment OF or and lard.
47-Suitable
49-Fabulous bird
SO-WhAt swiss city vas the seat % the
Bank for international ssttlsmsnu1
si-Tibe'an monk.
Silvia, Persian pets name 70 upon
The Ruhisyat"7
s3-LeFal claim.
54--Note OF the scale.
s6-River tsp b.
s7-Hn;.
5s-Yellor buEie
Se-Bronzs or copper.
6o-Born
e3-AfiiTmstiys tvarl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Michigan Gridder NoW
Heads Women's S Hotel

1t Edward Czak foot end for Michigan in 1912 is
years fighting Africa and Europe Now he
has job He is resident officer Of the Atlantic Hotel IN
Casabanca which reserved for women alone.
1t Dale Rector former pitcher for the University Lions,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
HIGH OFFERS

Officials have inumated they
will have several offers which
NAV reach $4,000. Moraine got
the present event for a SO 600
guarantee.
There have been several heated
debates whether the tournament
should continue al match play or
become a 72-hole medal affair.
Gene Sarazen IS one who hopes
il is kept as II Is He figures
The novelty of match play adds 10
tho tournaments attrsCt1vencSy
Besides the little warrior Al
wavs did like these man-to-man
tuSSles. =.
Many want the number Of quail
-fiers increased from 81 10 81
especially since many come from
distant points 10 compete. They
also would -ltke-te- -see-lS-he+e
matches in the first two rounds
The stars likely Will oppose TINS
because OF the frequent UpSet'
which mark the shorter matches
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
OFF TO MACKINAC!

Three contenders in the Port HuronNIacldnac race,
Tgress Bitten and Ntesse left TO right approach the
starting line Saturday the annual sailing classic got
under way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
FEW LOCKERS

Detroiters we're surprised 10
find only about 70 lockers IN the
attractive Moraine locker room
This is explained by the fact that
the club has only about 90 regu-
lar members. Since the war, a
like number Of military member
ships have been added
Moralne is the home Of {. +.
Boss Kettering. lie and Col.
Edward A. Deeds, chairman OF The
National Cash Register board,
ninneered in its organization in
the late twentes Most Of the
members are MGR executives
They have a picturesque layout
that is-a fine test.
These men Of Moralne have
worked hard 10 put this week $
tournament over. It's for a worthy
cause. proceeds going 10 the re.
habHitation fund for the loca
military institutions More thar
$4,000 has been cleared by the
big program published for the
tournament.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

FIRST RACES 500 o.alming. Swear
c.ds and ". i-l6 mi.et
study PERIOD tWstkon $40 10 50
Columbus Day lFAYOTltel 5 20 80
Syrisr BOY MiNsan 40
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Don Robinson Visits Michioan

before the year is up.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

G-SPEARHEADING MEHARRY
DRIVE-Dr s w. Smith, nat
ional chairman of the ~student-al-
umni 5000, 900 building fund camp
align announced last week that $40
600 has been raised during the first
three months of The drive Shown
here with the chairman (center)
whose personal contribution to
date is s515. 90 are four Of his class