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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
State Golfers to Decide
Pro-Amateur Title Sunday

Mlchieans top pro amateur
combination will be decided this
Sunday in a 36-hole medal play
competition at Lansing Country
Club Most Of the states out
standing golfers will compete.
Unlike the weekly pro-amateurs
here, IN which A pro may have as
many as three partners, each will
be limited 10 one in this event.
Long one of tho features on the
state schedule, and formerly held
AT Jackson, the pro-amateur was
discontinued just before the war
Much interest centers in It's
revival and a large turnout is
certain. The Lansing club, one OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Open Amateur
Meet Aug. (, 19

Metropolitan Golf Association
Open amateur golf championship
VIII be held a. Rackham and
Rouge Saturday and SUNDAY.
Aug. Is and l9, IL was announced
Saturday
Thirty->iX holes OF medal play
for The MaNor Edward l. -Jearles
trophy and other events are on
the program. Eighteen holes Will
be played Saturday at Rackham
and the balance on Sunday at
Rouge There will be a four-man
team play for the Bob Sutherland
trophy the first daV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
DABF Schedule
For Sunday

CLASS
Asn vs. Ar'hurs NorthveUsrn : ~ I Ash
vs. Pfpsl-Coh Northvestern A. Auto
Clubs ~ Pausclesn. Northwestern / at 4
CLASS
Federal Mogui IS RAYS jayne I a.
Vlckers vs. Epiphany. Jayne 8 a. JAW
ls4 vs. Johns Belle Isle 5 q, CtleEsn
rs. UAW 80. Hsmtramck a. JAW ia
vs., Lureks Northwestern / - / Griffin
vs. Continental. Northuestsrn At East
SIDE vs.. Dixie, Northwestern ~ 4 St Clair
Shores vs Oskuood, Eorthvsstsrn 2 81 /.
clayton Lambert vs.. Efficient Belle Isle a.
Midland steel vs.. Putnam, jayne l a,
Baird " Dessntis finish final out ninth
inning Atkinson ? AZ Baird vs. North
NJ, Hss, Lions iil Atkinson l a. Dsssrtis v.
vs. sprinrheid Northwestern - Hud.
son i54 IS Lourdes CLARK a. Kozsren vs.
Btlls. Belle Isle 3 a. 4 Clyde vs. Detroit
Belle Isle 2 at Gene Tunney vs. Stobsr
cooper Motth";s,sfn :! Jay q. Ms
DARN A. Armstrong Palmer Park a. 1 Lar
son Va. LAsky' jayne 1 at 4.
FIREMEN
Battalion - vs. Battalion { Belle isle
a. Battalion 10 vs Bsttslion s, jayne
a. Battalion rs Battalion ? St.
Atkinson , ~ / Battalion . vs. Battalion
Littlsneld a. Battalion vs. Battalion ).
Northwestern a.
CLASS v
Dearborn Moose vs. johnson sioepsl -
Long q Ions vs. Scorpions. Littlenelo e,
Catholic Central No ! ~ Moran Wal
lace ~ Z Catholic Order of Foresters vs.
Warriors sogthesstern a.. Cardinals rs.
Wsrcndsls. StOepel ! - / CtN vs. sports
Clark Park - Michigan Leather vs. St
Augustine Belle Isle az 4 Cosmos Vs
Centennial. Hsmtremck ~ I Centerless vs.
InN - sfr
Mackenzie A. / Macs vs Yankees Stoepel ?
st Lsuth vs. McCstty. Mackenzie a.
WAYNE Cubs vs. Moellsr. Cooley a. Mus
fsngS " Psnthers Cooley 81 1 So Bonifacc
vs. Woodward Aces ~ D A. 4 Redford
Boys Club vs. Maurauders. Stoepel ~ /.
Lourdes vs. TtamsterS Atkinson } -
wings " NcKeever Southeastern ~
Bears " Pirates. JAYNE ~ & Catholic
Central No. rs Corpus Christi, So Clair
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

TtRSI RACT-2.yssr-o'ds si7 fu4lons,
San S,ir Bsrnsra 'Jenas $3.50 500 IN
SsynEhtsr PsrmsneI so
Tims oe 4-b oN 7ois
Admirsls CAL. Jscross CsTysiort Midnight
on and Dsey's also ran
SICoND RACE-4-yesr-olas snc W a. r7f,
parey Delilsh Roberts, II so 50 20
FlsuEht iLincbcrgl so
Tims II 3-s on as
gsytss Novisw. offenbseh ,nd No csn
also ran
THiRD RAcT-4.yssr-old, and up 5, NIL,
LssvinF Atkinson 80 ss0
FIRST Gun Leblanc ! 3 so
Iims l. 2-5 on 90
Pompicn Romanock Miss B.sck OUT
Rs5pirs susan s Trick. Verse and Firs wssden
FoURrH RAcL-7.y,m-ele,. .. NIL,
s-Ruiing Time Kirkland $40 so
b-Hioernisn LongdenI 90
Time I Is ofi 27is.
Arrow Courier Naval Bssc puddis Bones
Pingoes b-JoIy Soul Bill Cossuell s-Butchie
and Blue Feprer also ran.
s.SGS.,,lss sSWGiSl.ofqss s,,si. SiI9,'.
FIFTH RACE-s-yespolds : 5-is miles
C,llor,tte atkinson 500 80 go
Pos, Graduate LindberE 1910
Tine 50 As oN 4AO7
coincidencs Rcks Raft Bob Mann way
Trophy Michsslo s-Red stick Esteem and
Darby Dieppe also ran
h-W NJ isffords entry
SIXTH RACE-3-yssr-olds and W. =, mile
Who Goes There
N fLindberrJ 50 % 1En
Larky nsy tAtktnsonI $50 10
Boy Angler tMsschsckN 20
Tins III Is. or a.
Harvard squsr, colehh SsFusro Conan
che Peak and Good Thing also ran
SEVENTH RACL-3-yeaf-olds and W -
miles
alright Gallant
fArcar0f 80 80 IN
a-Oatmeal fPittartlu1 $50 10
Chaldon Heahi fAtkinScn4 90
Time - As of 7Hts
Hivs whistler pfsh AT % VA Hrennef
Pass, conecto and Adeiphia Ilko ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
- First Race

Besides Knapp. Crates, Scran-
ton. Bruant and Van, Russ Pou.
lot, Howard Girardin, Perce
Darnell, Paul Renner, Jim Grant,
1t. Cy Gillette and Bill Noah.
1t Gillette, south Pacific vet
eran. is in his first Mackinac race
since i94i.
Blitz has a goal. She won the
Toledo Yacht Clubs Mills Trophy
race in Lake Erie in June. the
Port Huron-Mackinac race on
Lake Huron last week Now she
wants 10 be queen OF Lake MIchi.
gan.
And We her crew. who make up
her court, are backing her up.
CHICAGO. July y Bitten.
the big 55-foot cutter from the
Detroit Yacht Club was given a
thorough Inspection by Chicago
yachtsmen before she started IN
the Macklnac race from here
Saturday.
No great actress or pEina
Gonna ever got more attention
than the ship Of Ernie Crates
and Murray Knapp.
Blltzen's fame preceded her.
Yschtsmen here knew that she
had won in the Bermuda race
and how she had taken that long
downhIll grind in 1889 when she
won San Francisco-Honolulu race
with a New York crew.
There are many unusual fea-
tures about her construction and
her rig. In other words she is
q great ship for the bugs They
were amazed when they were
told that she carried deep
freeze And Bltz' big jlbs pro-
Noked much interest. Her regu.
lar racing jlbs are bigger than
her malnSal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

the most active i'm the state. is
offering a special purse Of $500.
Also on tap Sunday will be the
final OF the district amateur tour
nament al Orchard Lake and the
SemifinalS and finals of the in
vitational event at Birmingham
Country Club. ---
In the district event. now in it's
third weekend, Chuck Meneff Of
Ann Arbor and Fred Hammer Of
Detroit Country Club Will have II
out over the 36-hole route for the
title.
Tuesdays Tournaments Of the
womenS district Will be played al
Lochmoor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
AnSuerS to
Fans Sports


Q-Who was the first bare
knuckle heavyweight champion Of
the world?
A-.james Figg Of Oxford
shire, England, won claimant TO
this honor.
Q-How many races did Whirl-
away win and how many times
was he the favorite?
A-Whirlaway won 80 of his
so races in four seasons, in
Guiding his final year, 1943, in
which he started only twice.
He was the betting favOrite 40
times, including his last 80
starts, of which he Won %.
Q-Is II necessary 10 pay fees
20 agents in order to purchase
State-owned lands in Northern
Michigan counties for cabin and
recreational sites?
A-No. The conservation de-
partment. Lansing will furnish
without charge, list of such
lands for sale and county maps
showing locations.
Q-How many times have Hol-
man Williams and Louis Kld
Cocoa met in the ring?
A-They have fought each
other Is times, and each has
been in the fighting game Is
years.
Q-Hold old is Bob Zuppke7
A-Zuppke is 66 years old,
and now Is retired from coach
ing and spends most Of his time
painting.
Q-How many times has Frit-
zie Zivic fought in Madison
Square Garden?
A-Fifteen times.
Q-How' many dead heats have
Michigan's Hume twins run in the
mile events?
A-RosS and Bob Hume ran
II straight dead heats In the
mile. But in the recent NCAA
games the officials said Ross
finished ahead Of Bob. The
twins did considerable beefing
about IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
White Cloud a Threat

But there is also White Cloud,
the 60-foot cutter of George Sol
lit. scratch boat Of the cruising
class. We remember her. too. be-
cause Johnny Scranton, Bobby
Bryant and the writer were
aboard her in this race in 1912
when she won.
She's sticking along with us,
but she doesn't seem to like the
light going. The forecast promises
light southcrly 10 easterly winds
through the night. BlItz would
like more wind but, lady that she
is, she'll go in anything.
BlitZ has the crew do il. She
has motto
Mentally alert and physically
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

the Cologne plains 10 the Rhine
and the final dash to the Elbe.
He has been overseas since
December. Phillips starred in
track, baseball and basketball
at Northwestern High.
Cpl. Dan Batch Jr. is now
catching for the 18th Air
borne Division baseball team,
one of the best teams in the
European theater of Oper-
atiOns. 1t is scheduled TO
play all the best teams in
France, England and Bel
GUM. Dan played for South
eastern and the American
Legion before entering the
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

y VI NIIl up DuSlit>> lOI lllt tJiH-
mercial hunting dog kennel. They
do not need advertising as good
hunting breeds arc scarce. What
we are really trying 10 do is
70 encourage a little conserva-
ton where conservation is needed.
You need not be in the popple
ridges of northern Michigan
searching for lost grouse or
woodcock, or in the duck marshes
Of Saginaw Bay hunting for a
cripple TO need the services Of
a dog.
Tens OF thousands of pleas
ants alone are lost yearly in
the luscious Thumb district
simply because man is not en-
dowed with the sense Of a bird
dog and because he does not
have such help TO aid-him in
finding game.
For years We were one Of those
nimrods who scorned the aid OF
an animal IN bringing our bird
10 bag. Maybe We Just took il
for granted a given number were
supposed 10 be lost when we
went afield
When Skeeter. our little Brit
tany Spaniel came 10 live with
US few years ago we had
sudden awakening. He might
have been springer spaniel,
pointer. a setter or just dog.
The result would have been some
what the same after we had taken
him hunting.
Yes - taken him hunting.
Think Of the fine hunting dogs
that remain at home TO play
around the ward simply he
cause the owner is too indif-
ferent 10 take him along on a
hunting trip. He may offer as
an excuse that the dog Is not
trained hut how can he ever
be trained II he il not taken
out? The lowlieSt cur in the
land can find more game than
a man, with only q minimum of
encouragement. He just hap
pens 10 he made that way.
Which brings US up 10 the con-
SerVauon angle We haven't
single bird in Michigan 10 spare
II only part Of us take ol- legal
limit of them. Unfortunately the
law allows us as many Cripples
as We care 10 leave IN the field.
All that counts IS the ones we
retrieve.
1t il not difficult task to
choose good hunting dog.
Most reputable kennels take
pride in their dogs. They are
interested in how your dog
works long after you have pur-
chased him. That is their best
advertisement.
OF course any man that is not
familiar with training hunting
dogs should 60 to an expert for
advice. He should 60 10 the field
a few times with the trainer and
observe how he trains your dog
Without this advice you arc apt
10 teach your dog lot of bad
habits that would prove difficult
TO correct later.
After you know how il is done
you can train him afeld from
Aug - 10 Oct. Is and We have
found that the exercise one gets
while roaming the early autumn
fields Is luSt about AZ good for
YOU as il is for the doc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Outside SoftbdI|
Teams Here

Sin softball teams from other
cities Will play here tins week.
four from this state and two from
Canada invading Mack Park for
clashes with Detroit Softball AS
sociatiop teams.
Hamilton Ladies Clubs, Cana
dian champions, and Meretskey-
Gitlin of Windsor, Jackson Regent
Girls. Robert jewelers. Of Lansing,
and Dow Chemicals Of Midland
and Center Line are the visiting
teams.
SUNDAYS GANIS
Sundsy-E1Stade Sports W BIS Jackson
Regents fEiriti ~ Bomherst'ss, Roberts lev.
eleu, LansinE. W Johnson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FtRsT RACE-3-yeslolc, and W q. mile.
Cod tan hc;ungsrl $50 so 80
bloodhound tCroNeUJ $50 s 90
Trsce.sttt Martin 90
Time Is of 2 235ig
Lady Boswell Lss vsgsS 10 KEYS Slnor
Prom. Garter. FsrASsy Island flaming High
snd Miss Time also ran
SECoND RACE-5-yssr-o'c, and W ., mile
Fast Tempo Brennan &c 20 90 40
MiSSmrn0s Oliver 1920 80
Hadstickls Tot.r 81 90
Time IA o" o7ig
Tic-o Eoavslc orc1s sgr1y,ovn. ficd,s-
sn1 Tso Closs ais -sr
THIRD RACI-s-yes5-o.e sH1 ~ :, mile
with Wings Sfotf 20 4h 90
Naughty Vixen BsrzI - - : 90
Campus tMsrIn. so
Tlms ia Is e'' g.
Relhsgs sis Nlts Elrirs SEsE MisrSui
snd BUGS Thirteen also rsr
TotRfH RAcL-5-y,sf-o,a' s'd up >.
-, M,r,- tc,rninl go $50 an
H,od00 LsGv Trent go Sn
Prefsct fT&rus 50
Time. - SIS ~" soE
Bre Eastcn MISS. Mu-er and Fis HEh
also Fsr
FIFTH RAcE-7.y,sr-o.1, and VI =. rr,
In VOGUE fCAnninE 50 40
Hsrpsirnord tTurnbgl 50
f.g5,,l. f.Ts ! w,. ~ S. sg,. g.,,r, An,,s..,
Inmate lcyHrssm. Rclinsts tno Chic shirley
also ran
sIX1H RAoE-7-vs,r-oa, s., fgr,onFs
Lscv Gunner Brrs- 4 90 50 20
Here's Hov rPrs''. 90 2 40
Tirs oS l-s ~ Nis.-
srvESrH R4oE-4-y,,r-o.as ,ne ur >,
Ts,rs Pocs Bsssyl 1850 $50
,nt ~ - ~. , a..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
GARDEN STATE RESULTS
InR MnAnAY

TtRST RACL-3-yesf-cl snd W NILE
L, G.- a. al.a.', M'''i3 Fs,p, 1850 SO $50 asS Sc
Nsi1of,heuoon tsosutro-n1 so
ZINE - IS ou -
L' Bsctiv, Tins Plies. Pisy Jams, and
sLCoSD RACE-3-y,sr-o't, ,nd ". :. ril,
NsdUin tScNnidn 1900 $50
Iernttsse Maid Bu1tsr $50
s-Cnoo pear Rornsy FsS lR,n, Rssou,
Traction. Aocf.f won and james Acre also
s.t'ani-purSt, ,n,-t
THIRD RACT -2-yesf-e,ts 50 '4r'onrs
nusasn Acuor NslhnEs SO 70
Tin, o. as 80 74lf,
Gls-sssl Good Cross ,na MI $50 rar
ni'n RpH H., Ra6L-5-ye'[-2a, MoI, q, M .o
our BoSs Wood 40 : %
Ers'o Mills : 20
Bnsresqus Hifs master Fincsrsv J,s7svs
Tre Mlnter and Cod Queen sIso ran
TIFTH RlCL-3-yeaf-o,ds =, NILE
Turbine Young 2430 40
Burfut fLufheft so
1T. Jim' - oI -. 49, CIT.
Trs Donge. Great Power. Pholo' snc Rampant
>IxIH R.oE-3.y,,r-oIa, ana W rie
Nsw Moon tGtibeffA 20 no
HsStrvius tHasksllI 90
Time - IS ~ 2Aig
Salto anr Piur WINS s's0 Tsr
SEVENTH RACL-3-yesT-od5 and ur {.
miles
DaNeinr Archie
ScorrH 30 - a0
PriFh' Remark fSchmidia 10 90
G~emlin tWshlef so
Time I Ss of s SSls
Light Landing CUsstion MIS- Court HIsn.
hsin and Araksn also ran
EIGHTH RACL-3-yesr-olds and W J mile
srf n Yards
sun Nucis tSnelinEl $50 SS0 50
~ TortAdor Martin so sn
some Where Root so
Tine As As off s 2sis
G0csl usiy Ducslinr Dily HriFhts Eloiss
and sncfrnn aik0 raN
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
THE GREATER GAME
Detroiter Is Softball Star
On GI Team in Germany
BY Edgar Hayes

Pfc. Harold Phillips Of Detroit is Of the of
Company softba with the 102d Infantry Division
Seventh Army Germany He batting 800 his play
second base has been sensational.
Pfc Phillips radio in his company's headquarters
platoon part crossing River over
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HE'S TOO LATE

Wally Walden of West
Side is out at the plate,
tagged by catcher Don
Roster of East Side, which
won the Class ID All-Star
game at Briggs Stadium
Saturday. This action was
in the fifth inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
With Don GiIlies
I'M THE OPEN
IN T7E OPEN With Don
It's Sound Conservation
To Use a Hunting Dog

This much the than month
before becomes legal take hunting dog ahed fo
Rather remind
ing dog excellent time to look around for
Frankly drum business the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Two Michigan Boys on Star Team

The Engeb ASars playing for the baseball championship
of the GberMarsha group had two boys from Michigan in
the lineup. Sgt Henry Dugokech the pitcher and CPL
Richard A~LaBrentz of Grand Rapids the catcher.
Sgt Bob Carpenter the major league team with the
record the Phes but he plays with winner In the
He is Oufelder of the best teams at Camp
Upton Buddy Hase who first base for the Yankees
Upton. Buddy Hasse who played first base for the
Yankees is athletic officer aboard carrier.
Capt Billy Hitchcock who left the Tiger infeld to join the
air forces charge Of the sports in Hawaii
Among the former Tiger farmhand in the service is 1t James
McGrory tactical air observer for the Sixth Marine Division
in Okinawa
Maj Johnny Pnge former AAmerican at State has been
spending his afternoons watching the Spartans in their
practise He expects be reassgned the Pacific before too
long.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Air Cadet Eugene Derrcoe skat back with Michigan last
visitor last week the Ann Arbor campus from
army station at Tuscaloosa, Ala
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Detroit Results

...x u.,. ,.nn .-t--.- ~
fiksI katL ~ 500 Calming. 3y'sf'
oi'h ara W - 4-I' hlii. 80
sweet Oiga fNatN'o HhO 'W
Jsy stevens lNooohos" 9V %
- nnAf 4 Min. 8"
Ilme. -
thATge. JGAhltA ~ ~ 1'si' lh~i tAe
NtNef Sbhe siAo Tan
sECosD RkCE-Sl SOC ellluinE Swear
o.dA o fur!ongs
Travel fWogdhouss' $50 $40 . 20
Poser pacE fHsusJr1 = 90 . 90
She DIDN'T fScIrlocs4 20
Time l.I4 3-S
Weerine sSrr.a Txinb'e 'prrios Farar
Ansfed solvent AID ya.dlaR AacaW also ran
.FIsld
=. ,-., ..,n ~
DAILY RtbLt PAID si@io
THIRD RACt-xz OOo. claiming. 3-ytaf-
Oida Sne up . furl0nEt
Port Vancouver watson > 20 3 10 50
HOGAN PIrFNJn SO 20
SNesn InrcA- LMAa@l4l 20
Time li3 -
Distant lac Ksthy HeseF PsH~vs sem
irqIs Bolc Luck and YDIlg BIccy s..o ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

le-ThinE IN Law.
2l-What Is the aifectionste name for the
famous tower clock OF British Parlia-
ment. big -"7
25-Obtsined.
26-What famous dormant volcano n In
the Cascade Mountains. " aShington7
27-Mineral spring.
29-PrefX thrice.
3l-Pre-eminenty.
32-MuSical pipe
S3-VenomouS Serptntt.
34-Dtplomacy.
35-Mentsl imaEe.
36-Stretch out
37-Reverentisl fear
3s-ln what New York town Is sins sing
Prison located
4o-Deed
43-whst Is Gen. Eisenhower, ,ifeetionats
nickname
4S-Exelsmation 81 derision.
47-Division Of the Straits Settlements
4s-Eormer Jsp-held base In New Guinea.
5O-Svsrthy
Sl-Trisls
s2-Mslsy archipelago island divided be-
tween the Dutch ana Portuguese.
s3-Wrathful
s4-MohAmmedsn titles
55--Whst ScottiSh-Amsrican physicist pat.
snted the telephonel
ss--opersue SOLO.
ss-costly.
s1-Adult males
s2-Aftsrnoon party.
e3-Likely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Pineel Watches Spartans

George Carlson Tulsa Okla Rhodes scholar, played the
outed Oxford Unyersitys baseball team in England Is
years ago.
The shortstop the Oxford nine japanese with
whom Carlson became friendly.
This week, Carlson a first lieutenant in the army,
hunting inf the hills of northern
Luzon when Nip officer surrendered to them.
The Jap the shortsop the 1882 Oxford team.
The Nip recognized Carlson and all smiles asked for
beer and cheese.
He really expected to get the beer and cheese" Carlson
commented later " he thought the last three and
half years didn't count"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS

ptRST RACI-3.yss--oi srd W I mile
Fi0uisn Ne TrusenEs 20 20 lt 20 20
Fipisud NiChc.i $50 90
Nsldina MsrFs Adam 40
Time ! 30 IS or 0sis
S0s'ftcsrui PA;rgsss Cff'a- CoV's-
bern PiHch Hi'fer Ihrt Abfss LoCh SsH
snc riH Observe siNI fsr
SECoND RACL-3-yesf -s.ci >, rUe
Chssw Sogth - 80 $40 ~
r.PuVste joe tFiErrrrf 20 e0
h-neyAststirF Bucir4 20
T~s II ~ f0.5
sShssr Lurk SRat'Ir Frs i.~-rf Pc
~-sf Flru Pal DGeuesrs NA'flsnt Ll''Is
Prst and c-J0t Spsgs' also .sr
s-CAiun1sl Fs-r frfry
~ " Wocu snfff
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

HORIZONTAL
i-Diminutivs for Elizabeth.
s-Tbs married name OF author Margaret
Mitchell Gone with the WIND h3
l4-Wor,hleSs scraps.
15-Towsrd the sheltered side.
l6-Od-vorAnish.
is-Whst Polish astronomer nrst found the
sun 70 BE- the center OF our univefte2
20-Lulon kegrito.
2l--Insect
22-Hswsiisn garland.
74-wSo commsndsd the L Frst Army
Y the victory over Germany
2s-Whst was the uti, Of oul1ots'
3O--NuSicai drama
34-incline
36-SilkVorm.
37-Humbles
3S-Cttrus drink
3s-Which cf the so-cAusd horrs ulands'
Of Japan was hrst 70 - conquered oy
7 Army and Mariner
4i-NtEor
42-chsrry-eoIored.
d4-FroSt
a5-Couches
4e-Sst pieces Of work
a7-Favorite
4s-vsrnish Ingredient.
4a-Large Sea-duck
sl-whst Is the chief Island Of ths society
s4--Arabisn sleeveless garment.
S7-Relgious Sister.
ss-Whst rive. in scotland Is noted ior It's
salmon hxhinE7
Sa-Nentilate
sO-Csuses 70 sprout
63-Feminint name.
64-ForeiEner.
6S-Spruce
66-Scheme
61-CoiloquiAisr-
eS-Ptke-ike hgh
69-ws call Il tifs but EnslitA call Il
-
VERTICAL
i-whst tsnstor from Idaho vu long
tlme Chairman OF the Fofeifn Rela-
tons Committee
2-Nuss of lyric poetry
3-Those apparently isvoring beth aides
4-Wind direction isbbr q.
S-infcriAceS
6-NeriCinsl plant
CORDED fabric
s-Shall0w tub
o-of what Canadian rroyincs u Winni.
pcs ths capital
i0-Curf0o
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Carriers N Meet
Lynn Waldorf

Lynn Waldorf. head football
coach at Northwestern University
and Dutch Lomberg, basketball
coach at the same school. Will ad-
dress The Detroit Times carrier
basketball team in Chicago Mon
day night. The DetroiterS will
hold dinner the Stevens
Hotel as one Of the highlightS of
their series with the Chicago
Herald-American carriers. Other
sport figures viii also meet the
boys.
The cagers from the two cities
will resume play in the basket
ball tournament with the Chicago
boys heavy favoriteS 10 capture
both the William Randolph Hearst
and the Jack Kenny trophies. The
series started in Detroit last
week and the Chicago boys won
all games in both the major and
minor divisions,
The Detroit teams, the River
Rouge Lions and the BluebirdS
must win Tuesday night or be
eliminated. It's q. best three out
of five-game series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
For the Veterans

HERE AND THERE-Percy
Jones Hospital veterans are IN for
one of the finest treats Of the sea-
son when the national match game
championship Stroh team and All
Star ChrySler five accompanied by
Johnny CrimmlnS will not only
bowl a match but series OF dou-
bles sets with armless, legleSS and
Convalescent boys Monday
Entry deadhne for Clarke Moses
doubles classic. opening at Bowl
O-Drome next Saturday, has been
extended until Thursday.
Our first attempt az selecting
five all-city teams on the basis of
performance this season, in collab-
oration with Herb Mertens. for
mer Detroit Times All-Star
Classic secretary and a keen ana
lyst as banker and bowler. is
| utmost ready Watch for it!
Now that Jim Tropea. Mt.
Elliott owner, is back on furlough.
Painter Deluxe Ernie Bollc will
20 ahead with his 1S5-average in
dividual, starting next Saturday.
accepting entries for the duration.
Connie Marchione is willing TO
match his Detroit All-Deaf team
against Flint as an added attrac-
tion 10 any Bowlers Victory Le-
gion Fund Show here - Bnai
Birth lodges will hold their sec
ond annual tourney at the Detroit
Rec. May 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Punchers Sutkd,
Hughes TO Meet

Two crowd pleasers, San
Hughes of Detroit and Joe Sutka
Of Wyandotte. will meet in the
semifinal of Olympia's ring show
next Friday. The middleweights
punch from bell 10 bell and
neither has had a bad fight here
This bout will match in interest
the headliner between Phil Ter
ranova, No. 2 featherweight. and
Make Shapiro of New York. Both
are scheduled 10 begin training at
Williams gym this week.
Hughes deciSioned Sutka last
April at Arcadia, when Joey re.
turned after a long layoff. Now
Sutka has proved he's in fighting
condition by decision over Curly
Denton last month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
BEGINNERS EVENTS

Novice individual matches. open
only 10 beginners who have never
Won shooting prize, including
T1mes-Hearst matches, will be
fired from 20 shots prone.
A new event added this year is
the civilian defense novice indi-
vidual. open TO members of the
Michigan State Troops, Civil Air
Patrol and other auxiliary defense
units. The match calls for 20
shots prone.
Rifle school graduates will shoot
10 shots each from four positions.
The event is divided into four
divisions in which men, women.
boys and girls compete against
each other.
The Michigan high school junior
team race will again be fired
from three positions with 10 shots
prone, 10 shots standing and 10
shots kneeling.
Shooting hours will be 8 a. m.
to 9 p. m. Saturday, and 8 a. m.
to 6 p. m. Sunday.