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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

LONDON-AP - A new radio
voice calling itself the Bayarian
freedom station and broadcasting
on a Munich wave length declared
today that Ritter Won Epp. Adolf
Hitler's commissioner for the
Munich last stand area. has de-
cided to break off the fight. The
broadcast asked calm faith in the
new leadership and exhorted the
German army to lay down its arms
and French prisoners to leave
their work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

BRAsSIERES : GIRDLEs
Complete stock Of nationally adver-
tised makes at Dixie Shop. Adv. sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

STockHOlM-AP The
newspaper SVenska OsabIsdet,
quoting reliable circles, said
today that Hitler had suffered
cerebral hemorrhase and was
near death inside Berlin. at
is believed that an immediate
announcement Of Killers death
would mean the mass capituls-
ton OF great number OF
troops" the newspaper added.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

1886 Chevrolet t. Ton stake truck.
Long wheel base Good tires and
condition. 19j South Grove Street
Adv. ass
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

NEW YORK Up A high ac-
robatic act of Ringing Brothers
Barnum & Bailey circus collapsed
in the presence Of $4,000 persons,
spilling ten performers-eight girls
and two men-and two heavy lad
ders into a heap in the sawdust
ring. Five girls we're injured, two
seriously.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

PARIS-AP-The copncil OF ma
tional resistance. one of the largest
and most militant patriotic organi-
zations in France. declared last
night that Marshal Petain deserves
death for his activities as Vichy
chief of state. A communique as
serted that "all the people Of
France would express their wishes
in widespread demonstrations on
May /
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

WASHINGTON -AP- The ma.
TONS new representative of the AL
lied reparations commission. Ed.
win W. Pauley, believes in making
Germany and Japan repay fully all
damages they've caused. Pauley
resigned as treasurer of the Dem
ocratic National Committee TO take
over the reparations assignment
with the rank OF ambassador.
President Truman made the ap-
pointment yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

LANSING -AP- Dr.. Eugene 3.
Elliott, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction. reported today that
checks totaling s4,472,23S were
mailed this week to county treas
urers for distribution to school
districts as the final payment OF
state aid for the current school
year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

LANSING -AP-- An increase
OF approximately a million and a
half dollars in tax collections was
reported Friday by the state de-
partment of revenue and the sec
rotary of states office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Welcome Craig Wood

Colts IMAM who came back
returns 10 the Plum Hollow Golf
Club this weekend as an added,
but most welcome. starter in the
Big Fore tournament Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Hie is big. blond Craig Wood,
professional at Mamaroneck' :
famed Winged Foot Country Club
who replaces the injured Sam
Snead IN the Plum Hollow event.
For three days he will bait
Byron Nelson, Harold tJuGl N
Spadcn and Sam Byrd in a 72-hOM
medal match that stands as golf 5
best attraction here this season.
During the first 36 holes. when
N WatT0uS. Frank Walsh, Claude
Harmon and Chick Rutan also viii
be competing IN best ball pairings
with the big four. Wood not only
will have the company of two OF
his former assistants Al Winged
Foot bu; actually will be paired
with one Of them against the four
other twosomeS.
Rutan will be- Woods partner.
lie served AT Winged Foot IN
1910. while Harmon had the as
Signment with Wood through
three seasons. II J., interesting 10
note that in 1912 Rutan also was
McSpaden : assistant at the Phils-
delphia Country Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

cutter Rcvcly hard aground on
a rock dropped presumably by
some cad who knew the ship
would come noSeying along that
Spookc. Capt. Oscar John
sons 46-foot cutter. will be
here In time for Saturdays Mills
Trophy Race He bought her
from Albert Walker OF the New
York Y. c.. Spookie was fourth
to Bermuda In '3S won the
Block Island test. Hampton Roads
-rIni and cleaned up IN many
events including the New York
s. q. Nu.sc 90. Ted Mack, who
made q great record setting light
fanvas orr the 6-metGr Noreg with
Gorche Sau.n nders.\ is part OF
Sppalic crew along with Man
son Carpenter and Lew HaSknS,
9.d hGckinac racers, and George
ard AN Rabe ~ Crosse Tie ....
Cap Johnson ,alSo, has a speedy
rs GLASS carbUat which he says iS
faster tuan that hcautiful thing
called 'ne flddlorS Witch
- there viii be d match race
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Ahern Leads
Tam QudIifiers

CHICAGO. June 10 Randall
Ahern of Detroits Meadowbrook
came through with a one-over-par
36-37-73 10 lead u amateur
golfers who qualified yesterday
for the Tam O. Shanter ALI
American, July 1923.
Another Detroiter, Willie Mos
ley. also qualified. tying for sec
ond place at Is with Chuck Boy
wid, veteran Chicago public course
player, as 1l2 golfers from Mich
igan, Illinois, Indiana and Wiscon-
sin competed. Mosley came back
in 30 after a 80 out.
Sgt. Walter Burkemo OF Detroit
and Chicago made the grade with
a II.
Amateurs from other states will
compete July . for u other
places.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Sports
SGT. Walfer Burkeno
Plays With Steel Brace
Rr LEO MACDoNELL

SGT. Walter BHrkemo, former
Detroit Lochmoor Club caddie
who holds two Purple Hearts
PLAYED through the recent ChIraee
district amateur golf tournament
with steel brace protecting q
wound in his back.
He was nicked in the battle OF
France and in the Battle of the
Bulge. He plays from Evanston
Country Club and lost IN the finals
To- Harold Foreman Jr, the de-
Tending champion.
Tom Dyer, at one time a trainer
for the Detroit OlymplCS hockey
team. is in Chicago. At Il, Dyer
Is still in service, a member Of the
Canadian army. Probably the old
est active soldier in World War il
DYER has new plastic ribs but is
minus a kidney snatched m an
operation.
Tom boasts 81 stitches in his
latest operation Wars are
almost as tough as hockey Dyer
laughed Dyer, then IN Eng
land, was decorated in the Boer
War .. And when the First
World War came. he joined up
again lie finished World
Var I as athletic director aboard
the LeViathan -. lie was a
trainer for the Chicago Black
hawks before coming 10 Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

of your hands as leading. Re-
that there is a momen-
tary pause at the top. Then you
slowly slowly is the word-start
swinging down. leaving your
hands in the cooked position un-
tai they are hip high.
1t is important 10 think OF
swinging the hand IS rather
straight down. almost toward
your right-hand pocket, because
this Will help the high handicap
golfer maintain the swinging
groove that will bring the club
head te-thc bafi IN the slightly
inside-out. acroSs-t h e-direction-
line. position.
All good players swing inside
out. Beginners have a feeling
when they start down that they
must swing the clubhead out 10
get IT back to the ball. That isn't
correct.
The reversal OF the hip and
shoulder plvotS supply the correct
outward motion TO the clubhead.
SO think of swinging your hands
down, not out. And did you no
tice the flaw in this picture ?
That's right-the ball is posi-
toned TOO far forward.
EDITORS NOTE. send for ne printed dia
rran showing the ball IN relation 10 EtAncs
Tor an normal wood and iron shots Just
enclose Sc. stamped. sef-addrtssed en-
yflOpe fur rruIv
Ifotectrt by John y Dits co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Chandler Grid Scout

Senator 4. II. Happy Chan
dler, new baseball commissioner.
secuted Harvard for Center
College, nhen the praying -ColO=
nels upset the mighty Crimson
back In 1921 He also built
''the Charlie Moran" highway.
on which Moran. former Center
coach and major league umpire,
now lives Jimmy WaSdell,
now in the outfieId for the Phils,
scored four times this season
On Wild pitches -. The Ma
tional =. 6. A. golf meet will
be held over the MOraine COun-
try Club course, Dayton, o.,
July 3 10 Is.
Eddie Arcaro. who rode HooT
Jr. 10 victory in the recent Ken
lucky Derby. was born In Ken
lucky But. he started ms
career as Jockey at Aqua
Caliente, Mexico He rode
more than 100 mounts before
in a winner Jimmy
Councilman, business manager o
the Browns. at Briggs Stadium
recently had a reunion with M
Old high school coach. Father
Arthur Spillard, now pastor o
81. Peter and Paul Jesuit Churci
here II was the first meeting
between the two since 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
NIaIiSh. SandIOt
Star. Killed

Gene Malish, former Detroit
sandlot player. was killed in ac-
ton in the Philippines recently,
according to word received by his
wife, Margaret, 1898 Hartwell.
Malish was rated one of the top
third baSemen on the local sand
lots before he entered the service.
He won fame last season when,
playing with Ford All-Stars, he
hit a home run against Schoolboy
Rowe that gave the Ford nine a
2-l victory over Mickey Coch-
ran'es Great Lakes team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Pitcher Splits
Doub|e-Hedder

Pitcher Leon Mays iron man
performance C1ITTldNcd Dy one
hitter in his second hurting effort
featured the opening play in the
Wayne industrial softball tourna-
ment at Mack Park last night.
Hurting for Briggs All-StarS May
lost to Briggs BomberS p on
three hits and then blank k @ d
Square d, 40, allowing only one
single.
Joe Dawson helped his cause
with three hits. two of which were
homerS into the stands.
Square ID went 10 innings TO
beat Hudson A. A. 10 in the first
game. Don Zielke. catcher. pro-
ducing the hit that scored the only
run.
Second round games Of the
series are scheduled for Saturday
night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

old rehabilitation plan Huh
Walker WAS playing ball Ht
Norfolk when Clemens in
charge Of Charley horses there.
Pinky Higgins, now at Great
Lakes. expects TO be showing of
for Pearl Harbor soon Tony
Owen and his new bride. Donna
Reed, the movie star. are in Chi
cago 3. Owen was formerly
connected with the Detroit Lions
as a front office man.
Vernon Kennedy has lied Buck
Newsom for stops in the major
leagues 49, seven clubs, each
Roy Cullenbine has been with six
big league clubs But, il looks
like Roy VIII be sticking around
with the Tigers for some time
=. 1t. Thomas Francis Heardcn,
new football coach at Iowa Pre-
Flight. coached high school teams
at Green Bay before joining the
service two years ago His
Green Bay East High eleven in
one stretch won 80 games &C.. He
is also a former Notre Dame CO.
captain
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Four-Mdn Scramble
On Mack Park Card

Mack Parks weekly outdoor
wrestling show this evening will
have a double feature. an AuStral-
ian tag bout and a MWA junior
heavy title go. In the four-man
scramble. Louis Klein and Bill
Weidner will NEE the "Stocky'
Nelson Jack Zaravich roug h
house duo.
Bert Ruby will defend his junior
heavy title against the challenge
of Walter Roxy. and Pete Kaz-
enko of this city, will make his
local wrestling debut pitted
against Chuck" Marlowe. The
show starts at $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
SidMer(er, Sport
Scribe, Dies

NEW YORK, June 10 GNS)--
James Sidney C"SidD Mercer,
65, veteran sports writer for the
New York Journai-American, died
early today at his home after a
long illness.
Well known throughout the
sports ~efiid. Mercer served with
the JonnAl-American for 25 years
He was a raconteur OF note and
frequently was called upon as
master of ceremonies at sporting
functions
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Margaret McCarr Mercer
and two daughters. Mrs. Davis
Harrington of Washington. ID. c,
and Mrs. Roland Gillette of
Toronto, Ont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Additional Sport
on PAGE 10
Raer Promises Good
Team at T.. of lid.
BY EDGAR HAYES

induction center. But most of
them are boys who'll arrive at the
18-year post during the next few
months.
Three players are survivors
from the last Gus Dorais team.
They are Les Weinberg. Jack
Simmons and Pete Sullivan. SIM
mons looked good as a pasSer
during yesterdays drill.
Baer told the boys he was con-
vinced the T formation was the
finest of present day attacks.
But we're going TO have n
well divided ofiense. not over
stressing either passing or
running We want 10 do both
we'll
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Tigers Option
; 10 Buffalo

Johnny McHale, Art Houtteman
and Red BeFon1. who returned
with the Tigers from the Windy
City. will continuc-on- TO Buffalo
where they viii report TO Bucky
Harris and his International
League BiSonS.
The trio is being sent out on
option. Boron was az Buffalo
once before.
Zeb Eaton VIII pitch for the
Tigers against the Indians in a
twilight game at Briggs Stadium
this evening. The game will start
at 6 o'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
More Disappointments

Two seasons back. in 194A
Wood found Plum ffpliows acre.
age more 10 his liking. lie cap
tanned the Ryder Cup team that
trounced Walter Hagen'S Chal-
leneerS and shared the main spot
light by teaming with Gene Sara
zen to beat Chick Harbert and
Hagen. up, in four-ball compe-
tition Two successive 70S gave
him 2 10 1 victory over Jimmy
r h psou IN the individual
matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

Spencer. says Grady Jackson.
manager of Spencer, will post
s.. 500 TO get Leroy Willis in the
same ring with his man
Baseball can consider it a great
compliment that Gen. Eisenhower
desired today's New York welcom-
ing TO include maor league
game.
"Wish" Egan sums up the Hank
Greenberg return this way:
IF he's 40 per cent of the hit
ter he was-well. that's good
enough for these times"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

"We're going to have n good
football team. Any man here
who doesn't think so will please
leave at once"
That was the challenge hurled
TO the University of Detroit grid
iron candidates as they reported
for the first practice i'm two years.
The speaker was the new football
coach, Charles Baer, successful in
all his other jobs at teaching the
game and who plans to continue
his success here.
Fifty and a few more candidates
were on hand. II was a likely look
ing lot of youngsters and If
enough OF them are left after
Uncle Sam makes his cut of the
squad, Coach\ Baer should be
right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Cuba SwcIIs II
Nickel Output

NV YORK, juno 19-Nickcl
iS now being produced at the
Nicarq Nickel Cos plant in Cuba
At VOLUME equal 10 the present
requirements Of this metal for
Tho United States jet propulsion
aircraft program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
TO DIRECT oFFENsE

Baer will direct the offensive
work himself during the Six-weck
summer drills. As soon as tho
preliminaries were over he started
his search for "A quarterback. the
key man IN any successful T
formation. He tried out a dozen
last night Tonight he'll try a
dozen more.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Segurd, National Net
Champ, in Collegiate

EVANSTON. Ill. June 10 (UP)
Coach Paul Bennett OF North
western University announced to-
day that Francisco (Pancho) Sc
gura. national singles champion.
has entered the national collegiate
tennis tournament which opens
Monday al the university
Segura heads a field of 90 play
ers. representing all sections Of
the country. The meet will con-
tinue through June 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

lowed TO pro-
mote boxing at
Arena Gardens
starting in the
fall God
frey has been
the promoter at
A &c a dia but
like to
switch to Arena
as the building
seats more peo-
pie.
= ID We Clark,
trainer for Leon
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Tigers and AII-Stars
Seek League Lead

The Tigers and All-Stars this
week will endeavor 10 dethrone
the Wildcats from the leadership
of the Ford Rouge League. All
y league teams are scheduled TO
see action Thursdays games:
Tigers vs. Eaclcs Grcr Field old Timeu
vs. Srabrgg Mulef-Dix SO and Wildcats
IS Shanrucke Milef-DN No 2 Frday-
tious ys Wolves GCer Field cardinals "
stars Miller. pty No I and indians W.
Lberators. Mluer.pix 80. 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Bob Tales
Boxing Commission
10 Pick Matchmaker
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

ABOUT TOWN; The Michigs
state boxing commission W
vote Thursday on whether OrvilM
Godfrey or a group with Frank
PaccasSi, former manager of Lou
Nova. as matchmaker, VIII be al
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
MOST FROM DETROIT

Most d, the lads are graduates
from the two big high school
leagues in Detroit. the public and
the parochIal loops A few arc
outsiders. Some have done their
stint IN the service and others
couldn't make the grade at the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
IMPROVES CHIPPING

Rather it's the way the To-
ledoan wins that impresSes Sam
byron has improved his
chipping and putting since last
summer TO the point where he
now needs only from 26 TO 80
puts compared to 80 10 SS be-
FORE" Byrd said. Combine that
with his accurate long game
and il Is obvious he seldom
loses n stroke"
AS Byrd says, you can't hardly
beat a fellow like that.
McSpaden must feel the same
way about it after what happened
in Philadelphia. The Jugger, you
know, tied a 10-year-old course
record of 66 on each of his last
three rounds and led Nelson by
a stroke going into the final. Yet
couldn't win-becauSe Nelson fin
ished with 63.
Dave Griffith. Plum Hollow
president. reports conversation
he had a few days ago with Mel
son that is interesting in this
connection.
after explaining he and Me-
Spaden would play an eXhibi-
tiOn today i'm Pittsburgh"
Griffith said. byron told me
he'd take the earliest possible
plane 10 DetrOit--sO he could
sharpen up his game"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

the Detroit
cl bis hotel
I'm L hi cago
. Clemens,
n chief spe-
cialist a n d
trainer of the
~ av Air
Station base
ball ea IN
at Norfolk,
has Just been
iiSC harged
under the ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

that he on
n ma jor tour
~ n ri 2 n (,
I h o u < h for
years he had
been coming
close. For in
stance:
After play
Ing on Amer
icas X y d r
Cup team in
both 1891 and
1883, W 90 d
tied W { h
Denny Shute
for the Brit
ish Open title
anna -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
WEBB DROPS BALL

However. Cuccinello was trapped
off first when Mayo recovered the
ball and threw 10 Swift. who
covered first. Tony then dashed
for second and was nabbed by
Webb, but Skeeter dropped the
ball and the SoN third baSeman
Et4ft--at-ti tife-ittid station.
OFcngo ran for Cuccinello and
was sacrificed TO third by NageL
Michaels was given an intentional
pass. But Trcsh-dropped- a bunt
in front of the plate and Orengo
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

In "A playoff. In 1884 Wood had
twO-stroke lead I'm the last
round of the Masters tourna-
ment at Augusta, but IL was
then that Gene SArAzen sank
his famous long spoon shot for
double eagle" that caused
another playoff. Sarazen beat
Wood by strokes in the show
down match.
Craig was runner-up in the
1884 National PEA tourney, the
most gruelling of all match play
contests. and in 1889 he and Nell
son were tied after ~ holes in
the National Open. Again a play
of vas necessary and again Wood
came out second best.
Then came l941 and Wood
made up for ali those diSappoint-
mentS. He won the Masters and
then went on 10 take the National
open championship al Fort
Worth. although he was bound in
polo belt and wore a specially
made corset 10 brace an alling
spine. Vic GheZzi won the PGA
crown that year and in a special
match for the unofficial worlds
championship Wood was the win
neT
Nothing ever will beat game
ness in sports, and though
Wood was 80 before he gained
national recognition and 40 be-
fore he won n big champion
ship, he never quit trying.
That's why we're glad to see
him back.
Craig was here last season
for special $500 winner
take all" 36-hOlc match with
Byrd and dropped the decision
by eight strokes. Sam, the pro
at Plum Hollow. missed tying
the course record by only one
stroke the second day with
sparkling Sc. n
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Percy Jones Plays Here

The baseball team Of Percy
Jones General Hospital. Battle
Creek. will oppose the Ford All
Stars in a game al ROtunda Field,
June II at 6 y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
BETTER GOLF
Starting Down
This IS The 36th OF series
Ry SAM SNEAD

GoiFs Great Teacher and Player
Here's player starting dowH
from the top in good form. And
when l say he's starting down, i
mean down. l don't mean out and
around. Once YOU start the re-
verse OF the hip-pivot in your
from there on think
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
NOW IT'S NELSON

Getting down 10 the present
another golfer who occu-
pies relatively the same lofty po-
Sition Jones once did. That's right
Nelson.
It's now the big umbrella man
from Toledo against the field in
every start, and the 72-hole Big
Fore event, Friday through Sun
day at Plum Hollow will be no
"Sure. ] figure Byron Is the
One 10 beat" Sam Byrd said,
land Undoubtedly jug McSpaden
and Craig Wood feel the same
way"
The Plum Hollow pro wasn't
just thinking Of Nelson's great
finish Sunday at Philadelphia
nor the fact he has won in his
last seven starts, truly remark
able record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

great record justified IT.
From 1923, the first time he
won, through 1880. the year of
his famous grand slam. he cap
tured the open championship four
times and was runnerup three
times, twice losing playoffS by
single stroke.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Sonny Horne Wins

NEW YORK. June 10 CINS)-
Sonny Horne, Valley Stream, l.. T..
middlcwcight, today held an
S-round q ecision over Bobby
Brown OF Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Amazing Record

Woods record IL an amazing
one. Born In 1901 at Lake
Placid. y. y. he took up golf
seriously In 1921 hut IL was not
until l94l--at the age OF 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterday's Result T0dAy's Games
CHIT l. DET o. at Ros tWn
Only game sthed. Cieyr at DIR tNn.
chs At 81, night
Pha At Wash ca tNi
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
POmp and Ceremony.
Then n Hole i'm Deck
BY GEORGE +. VAN

Ted Werthmsn commodore 81 BaNNicW Club.
nice guy who rhoTe his deck Just le other sailor
Hes sensible
and pomp that usually beet tho position sport
three d their yachting bonneS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Pinky Headed Overseas

Warren (DOc) Clemens. AN
assistant trainer for the Tigers
on spring training season at
Lakeland. Fla, was q visitor at
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
FISHING
Soon
BY Don GILLIES

Just in case you have forgot
ten, the fishing season opens a
week from today. This means that
large and smaIlmouth bass, north
crn pike, blueCiIlS. SuniiSh. crap
pies and other species will become
legal prey on all lakes and
streams in the state
We have asked conservation Of
ficials and boat liverymen IN all
parts OF the state 10 send US IN
formation on the opening. a gen
eral roundup Of fishing conditions
will be published in the In the
Open column OF the Times next
Sunday.
Herb Letter OF Dearborn is home
today after a two weeks vacation
spent at higgins Lake with some
real fishing info. He caught nine
lake trout on the west side Of
Higgins Lake. only a few yards
off shore from Dr. :. &. Walls
cottages. Fishing alone, he used
a daredeVel Trout averaged five
TO seven pounds.
Best time to fish IL after Z
y. IN. and the rougher the water
the better" Letter said as he
displayed five beauties caught
in less than two hours. He said
perch were not biting.
This and that. The Multi Lakes
SportSmenS Club will hold its
monthly meeting Wednesday on
us newly acquired property near
Walled Lake. In case OF rain they
will move inside TO the Old Home
stead. Movies will be shown.
Mrs. f.. j. Graves of Holly VIII
give demonstration on how 10
show a Boston Terrier WedneS-
day evening at the Boston Ter
rier Club Of DetroitS monthly
meeting at the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Its Nelson Against
Others in4Bis Fore
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Remember how il TO be said of the National Open that
vas Bobby Jones against the field?
tremendous be paid golfer
AantanS