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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Michigan's Gov. Kelly at His Inaugural

Gov. and Mrs. Kelly with 1t. Gov.
Vernon ]. Brown greeting well-wishers at
the reception held in the State Capitol.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

4 II you have a far coat you've
cherished for its long-lasting
loneliness, the chances are it
bears the Holiander mark
stamped on the back Of each
pelt. Look for this mark on the
tag wher you buy Hew furs.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Johnson MemorioIW $500
Purse, Heads Card at Laurel

Three lengths back came the IA
vorite, He Rolls, from the Edgehill
Stable.
Danny Scocca had the mount or
Gypster and Herb Claggett was or
Gals Pet, one So second choice
and the other a 19-to-1 outsider
They put up their best riding ex-
hibitions in the final stages ano
Scocca managed to land Gypster's
nose on the line just a trif1e before
Claggett could get there with Calls
Pet.
Manfuso Loses Tough One.
Johnny Manfuso of Washington
lost a tough one yesterday when his
Art Brown was nosed out by j. L
Friedman's Which Ace in the Cutes
a4-mile sprint.
After seven unsuccessful attempts
this year, he didn't run as a 2-year.
old, w. A. Edgar's Politigirl grad.
uated from the maiden ranks wher
she won the Kallapolis, a 6-furlone
sprint.
Jim Arthurs Abrasion, once 8
topfight sprinter, now 8 years old
came to life In yesterdays second tt
win a three-quarter race againsr
II platers.
The Bel Air stud registered 1t.
initial victory of the fall season
when jolly Soul was a nose victol
IN the Foundation, q mile test.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
CornweN Takes Over Course
Management at Washington

On the job and ready to super
wise installation Of the fairway wa
tering system soon to begin, is Wade
Cornwell, new green's supervisor at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. Cornwell takes over man.
agement Of the course from Pro-
fessional Dave Thomson, who has
doubled as pro and course superin-
tendent for several years. The new
greenskeeper is from Lansing, Mich,
and is highly recommended.
Golf Chairman Elmer Jenkins
says the contract for installation
Of the equipment for fairway wa.
tering, including piping and the
necessary pumps, will be let in about
a fortnight.
Were going to make this one O.
the outstanding courses in this par
Of the country" the golf chairman
said. I'VE expect it will be jus
that when we get fairway watering.
Washington will be the third loca
club to install fairway watering OF
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Tied District Pin Loop
Teams Risk Leads

Keeping their states clean and
clinging to first place appear to
be tough assignments tonight for
the deadlocked Brookland Recrea
ton, Silver Spring and G. P. O
bowlers who are off with a sur
prising rush in quest of the strong
District League championship.
Winner of six straight games
Brookland, with Paul Perkins seek
ing his third consecutive 400 set
engages the Champion Northeast
Temple team at Brookland, while
Silver Spring invades Ice Palace
for the first match of the season
over Chevy Chase mapleways and
G. P. o. visits Colonial Village
Other matches at 7:30, are: King
Pin at Clarendon: Johnny Ressa s
No. / VS.. Bethesda's No. 2 at Be-
thesda; Hyattsville at Hi-Skor
Lucky Strike at Fort Davis, and Co.
lumbia at Greenway.
Matches in the Women's District
League are: Hi-Skor at King Pin,
Clarendon at Lafayette, Alexandria
at Silver Spring, Chevy Chase Ice
Palace at Northeast Temple. Be-
thesda at Rosslyn and Brookland
vs. Red Circle at Lucky Strike.
Eric Selling fired a season record
game of 173 last night at King Pin
to give Marathon Restaurant its
lone win from Diamond. The Mara
thoners also posted high team game
of 653.
Kronheim Liquor gained first
place as Bub Guethler's 800 and Ro-
land Boggs' 372 led a sweep over
Cozy Homes. Skinny Cones IA
and 800 were the big blows as Hoff
man Co. nicked Mullins Cafe fol
the odd game AL Wright's 145 and
800 paced the Champion United
Market to a sweep over Fire De.
partment Vince Adams IA and
387 gave Howard's Cleaners a q
win from WASHINGTON A,lto
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Dy the Associated Press.

3s the Associated Press.
| Five races with an approximate
value of $160.00O will feature an
other big racing day Saturday. Bel
mont Parks Futurity is expected to
have a gross value of $4,000. Holly
wood Park will run the $4,000 add
ed Hollywood Derby. Laurel offers
the $4,000 Laurel Stake, while the
Hawthorne Handicap at the Illinois
track is a $4,000 plus event. The
Vosburgh, Belmont's secondary at
traction, is a $4,000 added affair.
Brownie, winner of Saratoga s
Wilson Stake and Garden State
Parks Camden Handicap, is through
with racing. The 6-year -old horse
fractured q bone in his right leg in
his last outing. After it has knitted
Brownie will be sent to Louisiana to
enter the stud.
The $500 added Brook Steeple-
chase, with an overnight entry Of II
jumpers. tops Belmont's card today.
Rouge Dragon, Mercator. Floating
Isle, Beneksar and Deanslaw are the
leading entries for the az mile
test.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Touch Football Leooue
Makes Plans Tonioht

Plans for organizing touch football
leagues will be discussed tonight at
meeting at the District Of Column
bia Recreation Building, 3l4s Six
teenth street NV. at o'clock. In
dividual players as well as team
managers and league representatives
are invited to attend.
A decision will be made whether
to play games weekdays after ONCE
hours, Saturday mornings or Sun
days, and several members of the
District of Columbia Football Ref
erees' Association will be on hand to
assist with rule interpretations.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Harrison 10 Compete
In PGA Event Here

Sergt. E. J. Dutch Harrison of
the Army Air Forces is the latest
big g-name golfer to enter the PGA
rehabilitation fund tourney at Ken
wood next Wednesday.
Harrison, a headliner a few years
back, won a PGA tournament in
the Midwest few weeks ago, and
has been constantly one of the bet
ter pro linksmen for half a dozen
years.
Aging Chick Evans, the 55-year-
old Chicago city champ, and for
mer national open and amateur
king, may be an entrant, the COM
mittee has been informed. He plans
to be in Washington next week and
has notified friends he may play
in the 36-hole medal play affair.
The entry list, made up almost
wholly Of Washington and Balti-
more pro and amateur golfers, is
nearing the rs mark.
Tickets are on sale at $l20. All
proceeds over expenses will 60 to
the PGA rehabilitation fund. En-
tries are expected from Witty Cox
and Bobby Cruickshank.
Evening star., 1945-09-26

its golf course. Others are Chevy
Chase and Columbia.
Columbia's championship tour
ney, for the title now held by Jack
Buddy Bowie, will start october
4, with a three-day qualifying round.
This affair usually attracts ths
largest field in any club title tour
ney, with perhaps 200 golfers sched-
uled to start, to qua fy In seven
flights Match play )unds will
start October 10, tt I'd up Oc-
tober 13. Telford Gil i, East Po-
tomac Park manage recovering
at Providence HospiC Ca., following
major operation. Gibraski probably
won't be back on the job for several
weeks.
Bill Brownrigg and Ted Burrows
plan to play of their medal tie in
the public links championship next
week. These two and w. B. Nc
Ferren deadlocked at 72. McFerren
has left town, abandoning the play
off.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Ray (Sugar)
Robinson and Jake La Motta, a cou-
pie of top-ranking New York boxers
and title contenders in different
weight divisions, continue a 3-year-
old rivalry in Comiskey Park to-
night. Robinson is So choice.
Robinson, No. in the line for
Freddie Cochrane's welterweight
crown, and La Meta. who Is seeking
title bout with Champion Tony
zale of the middleWeights, have met
four times in the last three years
Robinson has won three of the
flghts-all at 10 rounds.
Tonight they are matched in a
12-round battle that is expected te
pull more than 100000 through the
turnstiles.
La Motta has contracted to come
into the ring at 100 pounds or less
the middleweight limit, while Rob-
inson, natural welterweight, prob.
ably will weigh no more than 152
La Motta, the slugger who never
has been knocked out, is paired
with the 1.-THE, sharp-shooting Rob-
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL, Md, Sept. 26.-Richard
Johnson, one-time State Senator
who at the time of his death was
president Of the Maryland State
Fair, Inc, which conducts racing
here, will be honored this afternoon
when eight 2-year-olds fight it out
for the $500 purse offered for the
Richard johnson Memorial, a 81
mile sprint.
The Bobanet Stables Marine Vic
tory appears likely to land the purse
The chestnut son of Helipolis and
Passerine, a double winner here, has
been training well, and it will take
fast run race to defeat him, de-
spite that he will be toting top i'm
post of 119 pounds.
Opposing Marine Victory are sew
eral well tested youngsters with
Billy Bumps. Bulcote and Sam Ber-
nard being the most likely to furnish
an upset
Four $4,000 races. and a trio OF
81 900 events back up the Richard
johnson.
Gypster Gets Nose Victory.
In a hot stretch duel Mrs. Mary
Ciceros Gypster nosed out Bomal
Stables Gals Pet at the end of the
mile and 70-yard Ilderim Purse
feature of the racing Yesterday
Evening star., 1945-09-26
|Stukes in Five Races Saturday
Will 7 otuI Nearly $160,OOO

Jockey Aubrey Snellings scored a
triple at Laurel yesterday. Snellings
won on jolly Soul. $40; Politigirl,
$l010, and Pictorador, $3.50.
Feature winners yesterday in
cluded:
Narragansett-Chain Miss, 81, in
the New Bedford Purse. Bel Reign,
second, and Namoke, third
Hawthorne-Late Thread, $33. 20,
in the l-16-mile sixth race. Cory
don, second. and Latent, third.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Richmond U. Gets 8 Grid
Recruits From JERSEY

6y the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2e.-Ar-
rival Of eight husky lads recruited
from New Jersey by Football Coach
George Hope bolstered the squad
Of the University of Richmond te
almost 40 and gives the Spider coach
the makings. of good line, as vel
as several capable backs.
Top man Of the lot, according te
Hope, is Harry Bode, an 1s0-pount
tackle from South River, N. j.
All the new boys are freshmen
whom the coach persuaded tt
matriculate at Richmond during Q
hurried trip to New jersey.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Tech Player Is Image
OF Baugh and Eleven
Initiates Redskins
By BOB MCLEAN.

Those aren't the Redskins work
ing out these afternoons in the
Tech High School stadium, al
though to the casual onlooker these
young gridders tearing up the turf
there daily bear strong resem-
blance to the Tribe.
There's a slim-legged quarter
back, for instance, with the famous
"33" on his jersey, who works like
lightning in the T formation. He
sings leather over the line with al
the accuracy of the well-knowr
Texan who wears those numerals
for the Redskins.
1t isn't Sammy Baugh, though
It's Johnny Ferguson, Techs quar-.
terback who has patterned his
football career after the Singer
He moves like him, resembles him
and even tries to talk like him, but
he hasn't quite mastered the drawl
Imitation Is Deliberate.
As Tech gets set to bow into the
interhigh championships against
Anacostia on Friday, the teams
resemblance to Washingtons pro
football club becomes more striking
daily. And Coach Dan Snyder
admits that the imitation is de-
.iberate. whats good enough for
the Skins is good enough for us,
the coach says.
Working with Ferguson in back
field that appears to have mastered
the complicated T completely are
Andy Davis and Dick Fletcher on
the wings and Willie Poms in the
fullback slot. Davis, the teams ace
last year. has recovered from leg
injury and along with the others
is certain starter against Ana
costa.
Tech may have added something
to the Redskin formula that the
Skins themselves don't have in any
great quantity. That's speed-ano
plenty of it. The line, despite its
heft, can match the backfeld in
galloping and probably is faster than
any forward wall secuted during the
last two weeks.
Clarence Drayer, 235-pounc
right guard, is the bulkiest lineman
but he can keep up with the rest
OF them. Drayer, in fact, was fas,
enough to play with Techs cham.
pion basket ball squad last winter
Tho q iodor nf tI1tc
line finds Bob Brooks and Dor
Humphries at the ends, Howie
Trittipoe and Albie Thompson al
tackle and Walt Scheyett at the
other guard post. Ed Saxty is the
center.
Snyder Admits They're Good.
Coach Snyder is no Calamity Jane
about Techs chances in the inter.
high series. He admits frankly thai
he has a good squad and hopes te
take the title. We've not only have
one good team but another in re.
serve that could be used as a start.
Ing lineup. And we're fast. That.
what brings home the bacon in higf
school football-speed That anc
fight. Tech always has had plent,
Of that"
AS far as the adoption of Red.
skin tactics 60, Snyder thinks they
are perfectly adaptable to scholastic
football in simplified form
wouldn't it be great If both the
Redskins and Tech took champion
ships this year." the coach says.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

Today a year ago-By Jimminy
won the $4,000 Lawrence Real
ization at Belmont Park.
Three years ago-Bucky Harris
resigned as manager of the
Washington Senators.
Five years ago-Ma Baer
stopped Pat Comiskey in the first
round of heavyweight bout In
Jersey City.
Ten years ago-Heavyweight
Champion Jimmy Braddock said
he was certain" he could whip
Joe Louis.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Fiqhts Last Nioht

JERSEY CITY. N. J-Billy Grant,
$50, Orange N. j.. outpointed Teddy
HARTFORD. Conn.-Dennis pat,
Brady, l29, New York. decisioned Nick
stato, III, Sprinefield. Mass. (sla
indianapolis, decisioned Clarence
Brown: 204, Chicago GW.
BANGOR, Me-The Blond Tiger.
Methot. 1872. Montreal .7s).
BUFFALO. N. Y.-Johnny. Green.
144Ss' M Rufisio. outpointed Frank Wills,
WHITE PLAINS. n. Y.-Ausie La
Para: 127h. New Orleans, defeated
r frankie q is, FrankoneH' 49, s'yonne'
NEW YORK-Joe Bennett. 154h,
New York. defeated Frankie Terry.
SAN JOSE, .Cslif-Jess Flores, 13s
Stockton, knocked out Mike villanovs
l45. Mexico City t2,. Dick Robinson. 90;
New York. outpointed Billy Gilbert. %:
St. Louis, Mo. a.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Cubs, 6; Cards, 5

Totals 41 "A "a Totals 81 e27 II
sBatted for D. Rice in eighth.
fBatted for Burkhart in eighth.
Tran for Bergamo in eighth
St. Louis - 200 O1O O2O-5
Chicago -------- 200 900 4Ox-6
Runs batted in-Kurowski. Sanders t2),
Cavarretta t2), johnson, CAIRNS, Bergamo
Two-base hit--Pafko. Three-base hit
Garms: Winning pitcher-Borowy. Los
ing pitcher-Brecheen.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Stein Leeds Moritimers

KINGS POINT, N. Y, Sept. rs tP.
Wilbur Stein, former Georgia Tech
back, has been elected captain Of
the United States Merchant Ma
rine Academy's football team.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Godoy Picked Over CuroIIo

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 26 R.-
Odds on the Arturo Godoy- Jimmy
Carollo fight at the USO auditorium
Friday night list the South Amer
ican a 1875 favorite in the 1o-round
| battle.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Coaches Sons Teammates

Sons Of Frank Thomas and Bob
Neyland, rival coaches at Alabama
and Tennessee, are fellow team
members at Baylor School at Chat
tanooa, Tenn.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Lighter Robinson So Choice
In Battle Against La Motto

inson, but the durable Jake feels
the extra 2 pounds will give him
the 'margin on the judges scoring
cards.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Dodgers, 7; Giants, a

Totals SO 92712 Totals 361127 o
sBatted for Voiselle in seventh.
fBatted for Lee in ninth.
Brooklyn - 900 900 4O3-7
New York 100 100 900
Runs batted in-Mead, Filipowicz. Stew
ems Brown (2), Sandlock, Kluttz (2),
Rosen 80: Two-base hits-Stanky t2),
z. Lombardi. Brown: Home runs-Kluttz
Rosen. Losing pitcher-Lee.
Evening star., 1945-09-26

lhe new Sinclair Gasoline is made to give
your car the surging power that aviation gas
oline gave to war planes.
The same l00-O -Octane gasoline components
developed for war have now been blended into
the new Sinclair Gasoline. That's why we be-
lieve you'll call this new and mighty gasoline
the most power-packed fuel your motor has
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Laurel Entries

FOR THURSDAY.
weather Clear. Track Fast
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; 2-year-
lids; maiden colts and seldinss; the
Evening star., 1945-09-26

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Sinclair "H-C c. or NEW Sinclair Ethyl. You'll
find that the higher-octane, understanding,
power-packed Sinclair Gasoline makes your
car fairly fly.
Look TO- Sinclair for Better Products Better Ss,vies
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CHICAGO-INS 49, Prosecution
and defense attorneys Saturday
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in trial Of Hugh Greer Carruthers.
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the Tibetan Kun Bum Lamasery
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eral Judge Philip l.. Sullivan has
warned that arguments will be
limited TO two hours each for the
prosecution and defense when
court sessions resume Monday.
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Nogales international., 1945-12-07
Queen Mary"
May Be
Bridal Ship

NEW YORK, Dec 6-The Queen
Mary, formerly one Of the great
transatlantic luxury liners, and more
recently a troop carrier, may soon
assume new and glamorous guise.
During January, she will probably
be converted to bring $4,000 to 55,-
600 English and European war
brides of American soldiers to the
United States, according to Captain
Granville Conway, deputy war ad
ministrator.
Captain Conway disclosed the plan
in a news conference today. At the
same time, he made public good
news for American troops both in
Europe and in the Pacific-and for
their anxiously waiting relatives in
this country.
The War Shipping Administra-
ton, he said, contemplates elimin
ating the backlog in shipping men
from the ETO and MTO during De-
cember. In the Pacific, the VISA
official added, the backlog will be
sharply cut by January l. Fifty
Victory ships will be transferred
from the Atlantic for the job.
1.-THE picture is much brighter
than some of us have been led to
believe" Captain Conway said.
"It takes lot of momentum to
get under way, but now things are
clicking"
AS an example of chow things are
clicking" the VISA official, newly
returned from a Washington confer
ence, cited the fact that during De-
cember, there will be $4,000 more
Nogales international., 1945-12-07

4Oth Division and, boy, you should
see the things we have to do to
comply with their desires. I actual
" never heard of the 40th until we
hit Korea, and now they are trying
to make history.
I hope Marcelino Varona doesn't
get sore because it happened to be
his outfit, but I'll swear it's the
truth. Just an example: The other
day one of our boys from our Truck
Company got picked up on a rainy
day for having his vehicle dirty. II
YOU saw the holes in the road you
would wonder how in the hell the
boys can drive through the streets
and still not get their vehicles dirty.
I'm not kidding, if this keeps on the
way it is, I'll probably get gray be-
fore I get home. It's actually rough
er now than it was during the war.
The only reason get sore is be-
cause I have to handle all the de-
linuuencies that come from Group
to our Headquarters. Sometimes 1t
takes part of the night to get
through. I'm sorry that had to
blow my top while writing this letter
but I just couldn't help doing it.
Otherwise, Pusan isn't too bad.
There's very little to see and do but
a fellow can have a little fun watch
ing the customs and doings of these
little yellow b--s.
1 don't know but still don't like
them. Some of the boys get along
fine with them but I'd just as soon
leave them alone. You should have
seen me when some of the Japs
Nogales international., 1945-12-07
LETTERS FROM SERVICE MEN

The Noaes welcomes letters from Santa Cruz
ourtv men who are now service SO keep em coming
Novs nd