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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

company brought visit from
the purie relations counsel the
next day Prompt remedial action
followed
Negroes are nov heing encour-
aged 10 qaanfy for positions With
the school system The chamber
OF Commerce has been asked TO
present to retail stores in the
city ne desirahiitr Of hiring
qualified Negro clerks and office
workers.
Vocational Gnidance
The placement program ~ the
schools. moreover Is being geared
into the guidance program. a
sell 10 study OF the opportunities
for employment In me future in
Springfield and helps 70 advise
students on those skills ~ which
& will pay them 10 specialize.
Finally tho placement bureau
has beeln iouc-ranee guild
ance plan 10 secure = reserH Dir
81 competent EMPLOYEES from dif-
fereni minority groups. against
the day when business and in
dnstlv are ready TO receive them.
For example. all Negro students
in he ninth grade arc tested in
aptitude. ability, aud achievement
Each is given indhidna coun-
selling 20 insure his choice OF the
senior high school that viii hest
develor his special abilities.
he will ~ followed IN senior
high school with eGnallv careful
guidance Some % these students
will be encouraged 70 enter col
lege techuiosl schools or special
schools ~ post-hish school grade.
Some ~ them viii b. guided into
clerical work. hers into techni-
cal occupations or trades This
program viii be applied 10 each
Successive ninth srsde
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

A New Deal
Heretofore some gifted Negroes
DISCOURAGED by the lack OF op-
orteni'y in Spfinsfield have lef'
the cry and have NOT returned
ManY others. some OF them equal
~ eit'ed haze remained in the
cits aud have taken any employ
meni hey could get however
mems The resul, has been frus-
traitor in which skill and am
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

Who went down when the tug
NENOMTNEE was torpedoed anii
sunk on Nar,h g. 1912 Lawson
was horn ~ burgess Store VA
where MS mother Mrs Glen
wood Lawson siill lives
In making Us appeal Tor sOl-
rniary enlisimenfs In The stew
ards Departments. the VISA point
"a ont that Submarines are no
longer menace IN tho Atlantic.
Possible volunteers we're urged
10 wire collect go Merchant Ala-
fns Washington %, y. C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

racial animosiiv Whsre2 In the
headline ~ = sports 1em
SO sportsman ,hog.f frsl hat
The holding 81 The heayyweiesf
boxing cfo~n - Joe Louis IS a
hfcai' 20 fbe white rae Ah,
then allow ieadine 20 rrad
White Hon Found Who Nav
Beat Ice I.oal.
I'm NE f-ld % sport' a. ia
every neld y is our r~sponsi-
lili' 40 fust DO a.moerati'
spifi % equsiiiv and not allow
sucn subtle propaganda 70 be
passed. 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
WHITAKER NEWS

Gooshv All OF Detroii also
spending the nieht with 'ni
ONEIDA Bcaslv and Mrs. Stride
Gordan. OF Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rec1cs and
daughter. OF Detroit. were Guests
q Mr and Mrs Recues last Mon.
day Warren Wilder. OF Roberta
"a was also an out-ot-'oen
guest.
AIRS Bertha Austin. Homer
Harris and Eddie Tenant pss
guests OF Mrs. c. Reeves last
sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

bition are FORGOTTEN. and valuable
Training given at public expense
is lost
Leaders Of the school system
say they hope that both these
trends may soon be reversed, thar
by the time heir anti-discrimina-
ton drive begins 10 produce A
more liberal attitude on the part
Of more employers. the demand
can be met BY supply adequate
in quantity and quality
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Here's The Answer

Questions on Iagc =
Because II is the be n Il
the ocean
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=. a hold used IN wresi irt
T. 'bi Is correct
3 Union Of Soviet So agi
Republics.
S. New York city
Z. 'bl Is correct
:. Neither. Unique means sn
Gle. matchless and never s6oal
have an adiectival modifits
Small planets
10. Because they belong h 20
rlar shipping lines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
N0RT NENT WEEK ny
SPRINGFIELD Plan

ON The results achieved
throagh the adult education
program.
ON books which arr he
ing nriften about the workings
~ the plan.
ON The Tribnne'> cam
pairR 10 cot iir. jain tran
rud. guiding genlu, IL the
plan. named ReNt >uperintend-
an; 81 scheol, here In petroit.
md mere pictures VI pa
pills and parent, participating
in scho"l democracy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
BY NARTHA LEptoRp

Miss Donna Jean l'niun Is hacl,
from a s-week vacation in Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Mrs Edith cole Is spending a
weeks vacation In Flint Mich
with Miss Marion Goats.
Mrs. ONEIDA Bcasly honored Mrs
Fern Carter with stork shower
last Saturday night The honoree
received many nice gifts. Guests
present included Misses Eliza
he'h Patton. Edith and kathryne
Anderson Mary Curry and Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

oovr
pn tao oih- asua eAen the
oNn- o. Spi.rsii..d motion
pcf4 honss efased 20 hire
t,s- 8. serisin gaiionai ofizin
A. >her. be vas asked = he
wished mar 20, mipasisee snlonS
The inesfsrs fl-feme The re-
stf Nss = sf>'ifgirs ~Nhdrswai
81 fhe rsiana specification
AZ pr GfseiUi has p9t y p-o-
Nen airs inftsnfe l. bad
~ business Mls' earn fHet ir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
School Runs Little FEPC
To Put Pupils On Jobs


Tolerance can 30 worse
student, Help
As o. he studen themselves.
There l. hank discuss sion Of me
situations intol,ed in iob dis
elimination One class after
learning that IN employer had
refused 10 h0e Negroes and
gave IS reason me TACT that
vhii. wofkei~ objected to Work
ing side ~ side wi'h them. re-
solved never 20 give similar
excase for discrimination In any
otfiee 81 farfoiy who're hes
mieh' ~ employed
Eath o, TIE high schools has
slacemenf officers for whom inc
Bureau ~ Placement acts as
so-ordinaiing asencv The husi-
nes. q these officers il 10 place
graduates ami undergraduates
10 fpi-tms Or 10 part-time en-
I'osmeni Placements total about
4oqo annually
Springfield Is attempting 10
lining school and community 10.
ee'htF intelligeut placement is
essential II the 0ommueiy is to-
sol,, the problem 20 unemploy-
menr Ideals o. fairness say
school officials must be trans
lsred into s-al'i, "lf va all. to
have sound economy. w must
place oar qualified Students who
leloAs 70 minority groups IN posi-
flur- ~ comparative seclriry and
'sse them out on the last hired
',rst fired eateeory"
ceIting Jobs FOR People
Tbe Placement Bsrssu operates
hrn directly and indirectly in
conformity with these principles.
Application csfds carry no cues
ton. ~ comments about religion,
nr'ons ity or race When an en-
iinysr ASKS for a sfenogrspher
ibs placement director answers
iaa' he viii be- siad 70 send 'hree
four qnailfied applicants.
u nsv happen and often does
Thar he best Qualified and most
attractive ~ These applicants IS
student belonging 20 gfonp
ssains' whi,h he EMPLOYER Is
preuficed n BE hires her aud
She proves saiisiaoiorv his pre-
,udise is modified -
This slow process bn'
over period ~ Yeas lt SHOWS
significant results Sometimes il
seems wise 10 $50 more difeci
m.hods AT employment manager
~ LARGE concern said We
don't take Jews better from
pr crsnrnd superintendent %
schools fo ibe main office ~ the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Pointer Third
In Sail REGATTA

SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. July 80
(UP) Walter Vogel, Toledo.
skipper of the victorious Rambler
Too in the Lake Michigan Light
ming Class Regatta. today was
proud posseSSor of the coveted
perpetual trophy.
Vogel, who won the first two Of
a series of three races and placed
fifth yesterday, scored a total Of
65 points. Runner-up in the re-
gatta was Len Ladenburger. South
Haven, whose JOY chalked up 63
points.
Third place winner was Dean
Howard. Crosse Pointe, Of the De-
troit River fleet. with 50 points.
Howard placed first in yesterdays :
race. Zig Gag, skippered by Carl
Yaudan Of the Toledo Boat Club,
claimed fourth place
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Look Out for Yanks

Speaking OF the Tigers in Rk
ticular. and baseball in gene
don't be too surprised TO see thoSz
Yankees start a drive that will be
a honey.
This Larry MscPhail is a cutie
pie Of the first degree. First he
bellows about the mo hustle" ~
the Yankees. He threatens dire
things, including salary cuts
Then comes the departure Of
Manager Joe Mccarthy for home
and a rest. Next MacPhail gets
the league in an uproar over out
foxlng them on the Borowy
waiver deal that finally ss@ the
Yankee pitcher leave this league
and Join the Cubs
Immediately, the Yank eeI
bounce back in second place.
Gotham writer's speak OF the new
hustle They say remaining play
ers are worried what MacPhail
might do next.
Soon, AT the right psychological
moment, you'll probably see Nc
Carthy reloinlng his club.
Don't write the Yankees out ~
this race especially If Joe Di-
Maggie JnlEs them later, as rumor
has A..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Canadian Girls
Split SoftbdII Series

Hamilton Ladies Club OF Hamll-
ton. Ont, split even in It's games
at Mack Park over the weekend
the Canadians defeating Hudson
Girls Ga Saturday and lost to the
Pepsi Cola Sd sunday night
Doris KnechtgeS hurled for the
winners after May LesinS k /
Sprained her ankle. In 9th +
games at Mack Park Sund a Y
Police beat Motor Products 10
and JohnSonS won from Eastsde
Sports 80.
Tonight 7. w O. Girls play
Chicks al s d'ciock and EaStSde
Sports meet Hudson a A. at 9 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Monteith on Top

When is il going 10 be held p
"Oh. yeh, Aug. g." Montelth
replied ITS at the Legion. You
know. Michigan and wyoming.
Across from the DeSOtO plant.
Can't miss Il. Ford Legion Post
4 l73 is putting IL on. To help
build them a home. Moneys go
Ing for a good purpose. Gotta
help the Legion boys, you know.
Ken Williams is the post com
mander. Fine fellow. Going 10
have good fight
Did Scotty have anybody clS,
of note on the card
"Yeh, Chillindrina Valencia
against Pete Bolos. Chilly some
thing, anyway"
Swedish fellow. is DE SCotty'
"No, don't think -, - he ap-
parently was pondcring on tho
other rrd of the line II don't
know. Mebbe spanish guy, or
Arabian. or something. Great
fighter. Pine hgther. Hits like
a mule. Nebbe Mexican. You
better come out.
We told him We We're sorry hu
expected TO be on the road Will
[. the Tigers
Too bad, The Scotchman
sighed "good shoW-action---"
GoOd-by
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
ROSeaIaIe Park Wins
State Legion Title

Bob Brake helped RoSedale Park
win the American Legion baseball
championship yesterday, and at
the same time helped himself TO
the most valuable player award in
the tournament.
Brake pitched the first game
victory as RoSedale Park downed
PoSseliuS, also Of Detroit, S-4. In
the second and deciding game,
Rosedale Park won again, rs, for
the title.
RoSedale Park now will repre-
sent this district IN the regional
final in the middle of August at
Flint
Rosedale Park. incidentally, is
composed Of boys in the Redford
High district PoSSeluS is made
up mostly Of former DENLY High
athletes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Pros Have Problems

MiChigan's top golf tournament
OF the season, The State Open thus
weekend a. Grand Rapids. has
run into stern competition. Sl0.-
900 worth TO be exact
The Canadian Open will be held
al the same time at Toronto. with
a prize list totaling that amount.
so you can't blame some Michigan
pros for casting longing glanccs in
the direction OF Toronto.
a fellow can finish as far down
as tenth or twelfth there n 4
probably pick up more cash than
he could by winning the State
Open, which naturally has a much
smaller prize list. -
While several Michigan pl ii
may pass up their event IN shoot
for the big dough al Toronto. Sam
Byrd. so they tell me, won't be
one Of them
Hes going 10 Grand Rapids 10
defend the State Open title. a
sporting gesture since he un-
deebteaiy-eoufd cOttect a goodly
share Of those Canadian ShekelS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

Brake won two Of his team $
four games. and saved another.
When he wasn't pitching. he
played the outfield and was one
Of his teams leading hitters.
Brake pitched and hit equally
well yesterday in the first of the
twO-game Knockout series. He hit
a two-bagger with the bases full
that cleaned the bases TO bring
RoSedalc its first victory
In the second and deciding
game, RoSedale Park went into a
big lead al the start and coaSted
in. Rosedale held a 6-l edge in
the fifth inning behind the pitch
ing of Bob Wiley. Wiley was later
replaced by Roy Parker
In the battle for most valuable
honors. Brake was pushed by a
teammat Bob Wilson and
Charley David, PoSselius pitcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Eddy 10 Meet
Jimmy Joyce

Jimmy Joyce, duSky warrior
from Gary. Ind, has been matched
10 meet Bill Eddy, F'lintS left
handler. in the cight-round semi
final bout on Friday nights box
ing program at the Olympia.
In announcing completion OF the
Semifinal bout, Matchmaker Nick
LondeS also revealed that he had
signed Russ Metcalf OF Los An
gclcS TO meet Nern Mitchell,
youthful Detroit heavyweight, IN
another bout on the supporting
card.
The program will be headed by
hereunder between Sampson
Powell and Jimmy Edgar, two
Detroit middleweights who can
punch.
signing 5oyrr 10 -rnrFt EDDY,
Londes got a fighter who IS known
TO DetroiterS Joyce boxed Billy
Miller of Pittsburgh, here after
knocking Miller out in a bout held
elsewhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
.Lotkburne Air Base
Beats Notre Dame, 80

NOTRE DAME, Ind. July 80
(UP)-Lockbourne army air base
(UP) -Lockbourne Army Air Base
evened its weekend series with
Notre Dame yesterday, defeating
the Irish, 80. in A tight pitchers
battle.
Jack Quinzi. winning hurler,
held Notre Dame 10 four singles,
two of which came in the ninth
inning Jack Barrett, Irish ace,
held the winners 10 seven hits.
but a trio Of errors hurt his cause.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

WIN Ao'"'' again. SnOulu
1: What do they get me-head-
aches. No money. They take all
the sugar. That's why they call
Robinson Sugar, ehS Ha, Ha!
That's good one. They call
him Sugar because he takes
Rll the sugar"
No, Nick was getting exactly
hySterical.
II got "A better fight coming
mp Friday night al Olympia
We wanted 10 ask who va,
fighting. but figured u would b,
more fun CoaXlng u out OF NICK
Finally he came out with IT,
"Yeh, Jimmy Edgar and
Sampson Powell, What a battle
that will be! Sure knockout"
Who knocks out who2
How do know" Nick
acted little out of patience
( with US. "Who knocks who? 1
should know. Mebbe Jimmy.
Mebbe Sampson. shOu d
know. But somebody Is going To
get fiattened. That's the kind OF
fight IL will be-"
Nick admitted he didn't expec'
10 draw $4,000. which is whaI
LaMotta and Robinson packed
into Olympia one night.
Whats the difference Bet
ter fight. Action! That's what
you'll get Friday night"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Yale S 0deII Named
Coach OF AH-Stars

CHICAGO. July 30 CUPl -
Howard Odell Of Yale has accepted
an appointment to the coaching
staff of the All-Star football team,
II was announced today.
Odell will report at Northwest
ern University Aug. u. when the
All-Stars begin training for their
game with the Green Bay Packers.
worlds professional football
Aug. 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Times Photo

the blame for hlS team defeat.
because he didn't get any brides
in the playoff. He had two in the
morning.
STRINGER ALSO STARS
Gale Stringer showed the way
for the new champions with "a
and 70, followed by Chuck Pc
toskey, the team captain, who had
rs and Is.
Marvin GoSs was out Of the
contention in the playoff as result
of an SO. but ms morning a
proved a life saver for Western.
BY the way. he narrowly missed
a 6-footer for a birdie 3 on the
eighteenth which would have won
for his team without the neces-
sity OF a playoT.
This left both Sal Pomante and
Bill Melville, playing in the same
fourSome, with puts for the tie
and Melville made his, about a
2l2 -footer.
MORNING ROUND
Western--Csale Stringer "a Marvin Go1
Chuck Petoskey 10. Joe Dragon ~ Jim
Riddel 80. Biz Anderson 81. Total OF io~
fOur-302.
Lakepointe-Frank Connolly I, Bill Melville
7s Tony Skoyar Is, Sal Pomante - Bob
Nonsmsksr -. Dan Laoadie 90. Total Of
low four-302.
FLAYOFF ROUND
WeStern--PetOskey 5, Stringer 76. Dragon
II. Anderson 20. Riddell 81. Goss So. Total
Of low four-307.
akepointe-Connolly ~. Pomsnte 7s sso
yer 10 Melville 10 N0nsmaker so, Lseadie
4 TOtHf OF low four sos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

SOLDIERS ( FIELD. Nurem-
hgL-.. July 80 CUP) 4 strong
Seventh Army swimming team
became the first sports cham
pionS IN the European theater
yesterday when they edged out
a team of brilliant Air Force
swimmers. Si3 To s.. in the
bunting -drapcd Nazi sports
arena.
More than 5000 soldiers. in
-rludlng SIX onc-star and two
star generals, thronged the
stands 10 watch the Competi-
ton, with Gen. George $. Pat
ton as an honorary Judge
The Seventh Army's superior
team strength barely managed
90 offset the superior individual
performances of the airmen, who
ven five out OF II first places.
Individual laurelS went 10 PVT.
Andrew Dlmant, PaNtucket, Il.
J. an Air Forces swimmer, and
Pfc. Dave Brockway. represent
iHE a combined army replace
mrUf center team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

beaten colt will be one of the
favorites TO win next years
Derby.
We can imagine Mr.. Fisher is
in a very jovial mood today. Not
that he needs the $5S,656. But
Spy Songs dam is Mata Hari.
And they tell me that grand FLY
always will be one OF the Fisher
Favorltes.
Anyway. the most talked about
individual or stuff or things about
olr town today in sports is Spy
Song. This sleek thing has even
grabbed, temporarily. the spot
light from AL Benton. Hal New
houser, Eddie Mayo and those
front running Tigers.
tNope-well have nothing 10
do with World Series tickets this
year
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
3I,7I4 See Stars Win

CHICAGO, July 30 (UP)-All-
Stars from the Negro American
League turned back a five-run
ninth inning rally by their Negro
National League rivals to win, go
in yesterdays annual East-West
classic before 3l,7l4 fans at Conf
kew Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Bob Tales
Spy Songs Backsss
Are Taking Derby
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

When the next merry month OF
May approaches, and people. start
thinking of Looneyville am the
running of the Kentucky Derby.
Detroit figures to be in the con-
versation and the predictions.
Charles T. Fishers Spy Song
drew down that slight and nom
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
District Net Title
Goes 10 Dick Russell

Dick Russell today holds the
Northwestern Recreation tennis
title after defeating Dick Zabruw-
ski rs. 30. 6-i in Sundays final
IN gaming the final Russell
doWncd Charles Watson 81. 6-i
earlier in Tuesday while Iabrow-
>ji defeated Bill Bechu 4-6, 6-l.
o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

AAI kingpin from 1898 through
1912. captured the three-meter
diving event m addition 10 .hiS
one-metcr championship in the
first days competition
Maj Taylor DrySdalc for
mor university of Michigan
star and former holder OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Lots Of Action But

We wanted 10 know if LaMotta
and Robinson didn't give him ac-
lion enough
"Yeh, they give action. But
YOU can't make any money with
them. They take all the dough
II mean sugar. Sugar gets all
the sugar. How about that
. Pretty good. must tell George
Williams that joke"
Nick wanted TO know II We had
sheard that he had another action
bout" on the card
! "Yeh. Bill Eddy and Jimmy
, Joyce Nick proclaimed. Good
bout! Fine bout! Action"
! We thought Leon Spencer and
Eddy were going TO fight again
"Naw," Nick nawed "Spencer
wants no more OF Eddy. Eddy's
too good for him"
How are the tickets going. w
asked.
Great, Fine, Wait until l
call that Charley Escoe at
Olympia" business OF calling
EScoe. No answer
"Oh, the tickets are going
fine" Nick reported. hanging
up the receiver.
Back TO the Office and phone
call from SCotty Monteith.
'Didja hear about my boxing
! show for the Legion out In
Dearborn" the Scotchman
wanted 10 know.
Well, we had read something
about IL in the paper.
"Yeh, / am going again
Monteith announced Got Joe
LaMOtta fighting Martin Doyle.
: Great fight! Action! Fine 6ght!
= Joe's Jake's brother only better
than Jake"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Ydnks, Cubs.
Deal Works

NEW YORK, July 80 up
Both the pennant bound Cubs and
the hjde-bound Yankees caShed
early dividends today on the much
discussed Hank Borowy deal
The Cubs benefited tangibly-
pitcher Borowy got of to 3
10 p winning start 10 give them
a double victory over the Reds at
Chicago. Another llank-WySe-
took the opener, 4 90 !, for his
fifteenth WIN. The victories ran
ChicaGo'S string over Cincinnati
10 13 wins without a defeat this
Season
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

BaSOTa - and
harley Po-
tatoeS IL gO-
ing To meet
= "A I e h e |
string Beans
I'm Jalopy"
LondeS took
a deep breatt
and resumed
"T should
worry about
I.aNIotta and
X o bin = o n
again ShOuId
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
PATTY on TOP

Meanwhile, the Womens Open
tournament became two way
race when Marine 1t Patty Berg,
former National amateur cham
pion and Curtis Cup star. fired a
one over par II 10 pick up three
strokes on front running Dorothy
German Of Philadelphia
Miss ermain. 2l-year-old
Women'S Western amateur queen.
was ahead of the field by five
strokes until Si1p scared 70 an 80
today for a 81 hole total Of 233
strokes. just two ahead Of Miss
Berg. The chubby, red haired ma
rine lieutenant shot brilliant
37-40 for 235 strokes going into
the final lS holes tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
SpOrt
Nick LoDdes Is Getting
. Bit Careless, Likely
By LEO MACDoNELL

Nick LondeS disposed Of the
last Of his lemon filet sole and
>n0rtcd
so What-Iake LaMotta -
going 10 fight Ray Robinson for
Jack kearns in Chicago--Iake
and Ray are going 60 night for
Mike Jacobs in New York
Jake IL going 10 fght Joe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

chalant melon
of $58,650 Sat-
.urday at Chi
C ag in I h e
Arlington Fu-
turity.
S p y s on z
n oM sc e n s
headed for a
real chance at
all the 2-year-
o d h o n o r s.
| And, naturally.
II this comes
| about the un-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Backing Benton

Totals ~ 3 % II Totals - 627 IA
a.Bstted Tor Dietrich Ia eighth
Chicago 700 Ot0 OOO- 2
DETROIT 200 OO2 OOs-4
Runs-Schan 2 webb Mayo ? Greenberg
Runs batted in-Cucinnello q Culenbine ,
Cramer 2 Two-osse hitE-Fsrreli. Mayo, Crs-
mer. Sscrifices-Tresh. Schslk. Double plays
--MichAels 70 Schslk 10 Farrell Benton 10
Detroit 4 Bases on bslls-On Dietrich 3 OFF
Benton struck out--By Dietrich B. BY Ben
ton ,. Hits-On Dietrich. IN 7 innings. off
Tlme ni EAme- 1 81. AitsndAnce-- 80 7s9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Western Takes Title
BY 2 Shots After Tie
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Western Golf and Country Club
is back on top as team champion
of the Detroit District Golf Asso-
citation after a wait of IL years.
Represented by an entirely diff
ferent lineup than the one which
won back in 1884, Western upset
Lakepointe, the defending cham
pion, yesterday at Meadowbrook
in a thriller which required an
extra Is holes.
Low FOUR COUNT
After the two teams had bat
tied TO a 302-302 tie in the reguls-
tion round Western won the play
off. 307 10 309 In other words the
two rivals were so evenly matched
only two strokes separated them
over The 36 holes.
While six men represented each
club, only the four low scores of
each figured in the team totals.
Frank Connolly. captain of
LakePointe, winner in 1912 as we'll
As last year tthere was no team
event in l943l. was the individual
star with rounds of Il and 73 on
the par Il layout.
Oddly though. Connolly in
sisted on taking At least part of