davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Expect Crude Soon

Rubber companies expect good
amounts of crude rubber to be
received in this country before
long. Between 200, 900 and 300
900 tons were found in the Far
East ready TO ship. 1t only
awaits bottoms 10 take it out.
And the United States is eX-
peCtcd 10 get fully tWo-thirds
OF this.
This does not mean that syn
thetic rubber viii be sidetracked.
If the plan carries through TO
write off the government plants
As war expenditures, like Willow
Run synthetic can be produced
much cheaper than crude
The retention Of the synthetic
plants IS expected 10 revise the
price on crude considerably. 1t IS
now pegged a. - y cents, q
pound Under the pressure of
the potent synthetic supply II IS
expected to come down to l6
cents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
M arket

HOES 500, mostly steady hsrrowS and
rIltS mostly ~ SIS ceiling hulk sovs fl4 / q
al425 stsgs mostly Sl4.lO
GAIT E--4 900 trade very backward hc-
count rendering plants out on strike. scattered
sales ali classes and grades steady fev losds
and lost top good and choice oTSl o7S ms.
steers Sts 7SaiT.7S ltttle Done on others.
few ear!y sales Gamers and cutters So so q
so nut some interests taking lover IN
cows few sausage bulls 81 so down active
trade Stockers and feeders load lots nsshy
feeders ti4siAT several ioads and lots
good and choice 400 500 ihs good and choice
white Jared stock steer calves fi4 part load
SIA2s around Is per cent oi run COWS
CAINES-65o steady Top snc huls Eood
and choice yesIelt 81 most common and
medium Si3al6 culls SO 10 heavy calves
fnest4x- common -ta= Ra-4A ~ 4 4 4 "a L.
SIIEEP--3 90 SiauKntFr lambs and sheep
opened slow STEADY ~ weak srounf loo nead
mostly thoics rau shipped lambs ii4 2S few
other sales good and cnoics ismp' So
culs $40 down small lot choice hsndyWe.ghts
fat ewes. t6.25, other Asies So down.
CHICAGO NOV ttNS I-HOGS-i7 500
steady Ton SASS huls. Sl4 so heavy
slAs medium s14 IS hght tl4sN
len, liFhts. Si4.soal4 SIS packing sous.
CATTLE - ~ 500 Uesdy-wess Calves.
900 steady Beef steers choice. Sl7e
is medium Sl2alsSo yesrlinTs 81 a
Is Butchers Hsifers tina1s cows sod
Il so bulls Sadli calves Sloai ) 80
feeder steers xlldlS Sfocsers steers. $40
alSSo cove and hei'srS Ssdi32S
sHEEF-l2 900 Nesdy Lamb. ,iitss
i27S 'eeAers tllaIS 50 ewes tSas 80
Won MUST Vote Tororrnu. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Special Issues
Gain Fractions

NEW YORK. Nov. ) UNS)--
Stocks moved along slowly in to-
days prediction day market.
lnduStrials and rails were up
fractions and utilities off about as
much
on the plus side OF the list were
such favorltes AS American Tele-
phone, Douglas Aircraft. Western
Union. Allied Chemical, Standard
oil of n. j. and, in the rails, D.,
l.. e. w, Southern Pacific. Illinois
Central and Chesapeake e. Ohio.
Schenley continued 10 move
ahead gaining about points IN
the forenoon. Heavy trading was
noted in Aviation Corporation
rights 10 the new preferred, which
expire Wednesday.
Bonds were mixed. Curbs were
quiet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
What New
In Business
Deb Retirement
VII 40 Io.soo
lBy WARD SCHULTz

Detroit CISon CO VU
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. -
so7>.gei- y 2' i'.'.'.
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-r Tacr~ner 81 trf MAJ. street
r-.-.,-f --..,.-
49,
meGt CHp.'7.EsNon ".. COME
prise Sis 010Op ,1 hon1, and
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r-- .......L ........ ~.
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Ull he reduced 90 Ilc w0te
t,-, :0 ,r- cont ~ tho ,or4I
--....-...- .l..-. 1850.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Dow
Expands

MIDLAND. NOV : - The Dow
Chemical Co. Is planning a Sl5,-
QQn 900 expansion IN plastic pro-
duction facilities.
Dr. Willard II Dow, president,
SAID that within five years the
company hopes 10 be producing AT
least 100000 pounds Of plastic
materials a year.
About s. 100000 IN new CON
Strucuon IS already in progress,
he SAID tho rest being represented
by a continuing extension Of ia
cilities 10 be added over the next
five years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
MATTER or VALUE

Answer; Note that "productiv-
ity' IS matter of market value
II is not luSt doing work. but
making things that sell. Shrewd
people with brains may do things
that result in sales that pay. al
though they do no physical labor.
II they do this they aren't idle.
Second. note that this depends
upon demand and supply The
product of service performed must
be in demand The supply re-
quireS not only labor, but also
capital and enterprise.
Third, labor'S productivity is
measured IN bargaining for Jobs
/ The true productivity of labor Is
known under competition and col
lectlve bargaining when wages are
as near as possible to the follow.
ing equilibrium: Oh High enough
to attract and hold all the laborers
the employer is willing 10 bid for;
% low enough 10 induce the en-
ployer 10 bid for ali the laborers
who desire employment in the
given Job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Promotions Made

New appointments IN the IN
duStrY:
Harry +. Banks has been
named zone manager for Olds-
mobile IN the Detroit area, sue
ceeding D. A. Mcintyre. The
latter has been transferred TO
New York as zone manager
Mel G. Barnes and Thomas a.
Cunning a m have been APP
pointed special commercial car
representatives for Studebakcr.
r. u French has been named
sales manager of the J. b. Cote,
Inc. Ford agency at 943O Wood
ward avenue. He has been with
the Office, Chief of Ordnance
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Small Gain Reported
In Canadian Loddinqs

OTTAWA. Nov 5 LoadIngs of
Canadian railroads during the
week ended OCT. 81 totaied IS. 755
cars. against 1874 in tho previous
week and 1876 last year. accord
ing n the, Dominion Bureau Of
Statistics, loadingS for the year
10 Oct - totaled 1892 i9i. against
3.O53 s94 in the 1914 period
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
PROBABLY MINOR

The business recession now un-
der way is probably minor. and
about 10 end II may VOL be that
me continued uSe In the market
has hcon forecaSung this But for
labor trouble, there would have
been little net recess
All The time. commodity prices
haze hccn -uSlne, There las heeR
no recession Iu prices. and this
makes a big difference.
Government spending keeps up
AZ 4 high rate. and through def
clt financing il keeps pouring fuel
on the flames OF imitation This
n1Csns an CaSy-noney policy, and
ahnormallV low money rates The
ratio Of stock Yields to money
.ialcS is high which IS ono Of the
MAN factors IN the condition you
ask about.
Brooklyn, Md asks: You say
that wages depend upon the pro-
ductlvty Of labor But how can
such productivity be measured ?
What about the productivity OF
the idle tlch?'
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
5eaway Group Names
{. {. Swanson 10 Staff

Everett c. Swanson has Been
appointed 10 The Detroit headquar-
terS Staff Of 'hc National ST. Law
renee Association As assistant 10
". {. CoVlnC executive VICE pres
ldent. the latter announced today.
Swanson was regional salvage
manager of the War Production
Board and before that vice pres
ident and director Of the American
Industries Corp. He has also been
connected with Detroit and Chr
Cago new Spapors
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Paper Output
Shows Drop

NEW YORK. Nov 5--The "a
tic of United States paper pro
ducton 10 mill capacity for tho
week ended oct. p as reported
nv the American Paper & Pulp
Association. was 9js per cent,
against 96 ) per cent for the pre-
ccdinc week and 81 for the
corresponding week a year ago.
Papcrboard production was 9S
pcr cent for tho week compared
with o6 per cent for the prcccd-
ne week and 95 per cent for tho
.0ucSpondlnC week a year ago.
y ON NJ II Anie Innanrfna -----
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Denver & Rio Grdnde
Opens Huge Tunnel

DENVER Noy : The Denver
& Rio Htnde Western Railroad
Ua- pu.rrd e ncE NS1uOUO tunnel
p.r.r. 'ne neart Of mo Contincn-
NJ IHie fH.l- Iccf above sea
.rEr. cren.H- i' io handle freight
OF greater uifh and hcICht than
heretofore possible on inns portion
~ tnc .fuc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Mack Truck
Profit Drops

NEW YORK, Nov 5-Nsck
Trucks lnc, reports 2 rct profit
for the-nine months ended Sept
80 1915 of-Sl $50 47S o. s. 20 P
share. after provision of 81 ESQ 81
nm for fedora income au0 oNrCvs
profits fsNos and reserve ot $50
000 for cor nccncles.
In f0e FIRST nine months of
1914 net profit was Sl7S5 5ql
o. g. 81 share after provision
ot 81 $40 00' FOR federal taxes and
z reserve rf 1875 GOO for coutn-
gencles
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
New Name, Maybe!

Although II VIII have nothing
10 do with the fact that man
committed suicide by jumping
from one Of the top floors the
other day. the name of the
Eaton Tower may he changed
soon.
Dave Rroderick. insurance
tycoon, bought the building re-
Gently 70 house his Brodorlck
Corporation - and is seriously
considering aiming II the
"BroderiCk Building
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

BURBANK Cal Not 3 lINSl
Lockheed aircraft workers to-
day had approved calling NJ 2
Sfr.ke ~ The plants which employ
30 oD0 hlt no immeGiAte vslkout
ls expected
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Earnings

CROWN DRUG CO,
Year ended sept 80
iadS iaAA
Net inc0rnf Sli6 3lS tl2l Il 2
Common share earned 23C l7c
RADIO corr. OF AMERICA
Ntne months endei Sept 30
laaS laa4
Net prohi IS 204 40 1874 s. !
Common share earned 42c Bic
ARTLOON CORR.
q weeks ended Oc' 8
lafS iaAA
Net nroft SASTS7 S3l 3nA
Common snare earned nc 7c
DIRO-TFSI corr.
Year ended July ;
1aAS aaa
Net profit S1a aEo So a27
snare earned 3Sc 3Sr
MIST T0nn0rTNu'
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Federal MoguI
Profit Declines

The Federal Mogul Corp. re-
ports net profit for the nine
months ended Sept. so Of %63,-
029. equal to Sl.66 a share, after
federal taxes Of S952.74l and
SS59, ,295 amortization of emer-
gency facilities.
This compares with net pgofl
in the like period of 1914 OF S9l4.S
1893 or 1927 a share, alter federal
taxes of S2.373.150.
Net income after expenses IN
the latest nlne-mOnth period
amounted to Sl,77i,565 against
So 2S7 SAB IN the corresponding
three-quarterS of 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
NOTICE OF REFUND

To Made to Receiver Of the
IN Stock of
the First National Bank Detroit
o
Is ESQ principal paid
o will o will
In establish
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s eel the Corpora.
additional
FIRST LIQUIDATING CORPORATION
w. T. zurSchmede. President
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Farmers M arket

You MtST Vote Tomorrow. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

Hou MUST Vote Tomorro~!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

DRUG CO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

: Yon MINT Vote Iomortou
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CHICAGO TAKES
10TH STRAIGHT
Cubs Win First 1875, Prim
Gets Credit For Initial
Victery

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-8.-
(P)-The Chicago Cubs swept both
ends of a Shibe Park doublehe
today II to and 6 and to 2 to
swing into the lead in the National
Lea que with 10 straight victories.
In the opener the Cubs punched
IA hits with five bases on balls
to take an early s to lead in the
fourth and then went on to win
with ease even though the Pills
drove Paul Erickson and Hy Van
deAberg from the box before Ray
Prim checked them and earned
credit for the initial victory.
Henry Wyse won his 10 victory
in the second game against five
defeats when he held the Phils to
six hits while his teammates took
4 to l lead in the third inning
by knocking Dick Barrett out Of
the box.
Phil Cavarretta led the attack
for the Cubs in the first game
with four hits, including a double
and triple. Peanuts Lowrey rap
ped out his fifth homer in the
fifth inning of the second game.
Manager Ben Chapman hurled the
final five innings for the Pills
in the opener.
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WHlTEVlLLE nine
BLANKS RAMBLERS
BY ROBERT MOORE

Inc MaSOnbOro RamDlefS crop
ped a fast contest to the powerful
Whiteville All-Stars yesterday
afternoon on the All-Stars' home
field, 80.
The Al-Stars rallied in the first
inning to account for all three
runs on a double by lead off man,
Enzor, and home runs by Hick-
man and C. Williams.
Fred Caswel, Whiteville's first
baseman, who banged out triple
and two doubles in the Carolina
All-Star game Saturday night and
was voted the best player OF the
two teams, was held hitless by
Football Smith and w. A. Brown,
who whitfield the six footer in the
last inning.
Stanley held the Ramblers to
only one hit the six frames he
worked. Gibson, who relieved
Stanley in the seventh stanza held
the Saunders hitless the rest of the
game.
Football Smith and w. A. Win
nie) Brown held the All-Star nine
to only four hits. Covington col
lected the Clam-Diggers' only bin
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attack, they have cooked up will
have to remain a secret until the
War Eagle is sounded in October
against Auburn's major foes.
Voyles, discouraged with his
Youthful talent until Zup came to
town has perked up little, for
he sees where he can use some of
his new men to better advantage
perhaps.
Not only has Zuppke and Voyles
been in conference, concocting
new elements of surprise. but
they have carried them out on the
practice field, and they look sound
Auburn now has two weeks or
less of summer practice, and that
time will be spent polishing up the
new attack.
This was Zuppke's first coach
ing job since he handled the Col
lege AIl-Stars for Arch Wards an
nual Chicago game in 1912. Zup' s
last year at Illinois was 1871.
Zup celebrated his 66th birthday
while here, and said he was feeling
better than in years. But he has
no intention of returning to the
coaching field. He was only Voyles
guest here-helping out one of his
former assistants. Voyles coached
the freshmen at Illinois for six
years, and was Zup's favorite.
And if Zup wasn't Voyles' favor
lite before July l, this year, he GER
talnly is now. He has given the
Auburn coach new hope.
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WHITE S0X WIN
TWICE FROM AS

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July S.-P)-The
Chicago White Sox edged out
the Philadelphia Athletics twice to-
day, 5 to 4, and to 2, before A.
O06 to take the series, four games
to one. Orval Grove. helping to
offset eleven Philadelphia singlea
by issuing no passes and getting
perfect support after the Sox made
six errors in the first game, wor
his ninth victory in the nightcap
after Johnny Humphries, with
some ninth inning help from Earl
Caldwell hung up his third in the
opener.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-09
Chicago Is Slated
For Big Ten Game.

CHICAGO, July 8. - (P) - The
University of Chicago will COM
plete in big ten basketball the
coming season, c m missioner
Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson announc-
ed today.
The announcement came at the
close of meeting of Western Con-
ference basketball coaches, who
drew up tentative schedules for
the 1856 season.
Last season the Maroons did not
play Western Conference sched-
ule, confirming its activities to near
by minor schools.
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Fort Bragg Edges
Cherrv Point, Al

GREENSBORO, July 7. - Up -
Art Luce, former Syracuse and
Cincinnati Red outfielder just back
from Pacific warfare, drove a
home run in the seventh before
1895 fans here today, and Fort
Bragg edged Cherry Point Marines
Al, to reach the finals of the North
Carolina servicemen's baseball
tournament.
Lefty Tracy held the Marines to
four hits in seven innings, and Max
Lanier hurled perfect relief the
last two innings, striking out five
of six batters. Will Scott went the
distance. Fort Bragg plays ORD
Hawks in two-of-three game SER
les beginning here Wednesday.
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Boussac Wins Famous
S11 non French Race

PARIS, July g. P) Marcel
Boussac's Caracalla. Is to 10 IA
vorite. won the $1,000 grand Prix
de Paris purse over the Long,
champs race course today.
Caracalla, one Of Boussac's three
entries in the race, won by a COM
Portable margin over Chauffeur and
Mistrial.
One of Frances top events, the
Prix de Paris usually is run over
the famous flat course in Bots de
Boulogne.
A large money-spending crowd
including many Americans at.
tended.
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JAP N17RsF FELllS
MARINE in FIGHT
CONTINUED from. Page One)

broke loose again. His, first move
was feint. His second wasn't.
The Jap-later identified as a col
onel-began bleeding.
The second soldier came. up
from behind, threw Daniel to the
ground.
This time the nurse didn't miss
with her rock.
eve saw the scrap from farther
down the, road and came on the
rum" said Technical Sergeant
Samuel j. Boscarino Of Missoula,
Mont, =
AFTER the nurse knocked him
out, one of the soldiers picked up
his pistol and fired point blank at
him. The shot just. grazed his
temple. So
when they saw us coming they
tore. off across the field, right
smack into one of the patrols
that was flushing out the high
grass. The boys opened up and
cut them all down.
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Camp 1.ejeune Wins
OvAr Navv PrefIight

CHAPEL HILL July 8. -CP,-
Camp Leieupe Marines defeated
Navy Pref'i oht to 3 today, to gain
an even split in the weekend series
here. With the score tied at three
all, the Marines squeezed home the
winning run in the top of the ninth
on walk, an error. and two sacri-
flee bunts. Third Baseman Cars
well led the winners at bat with
four hits in four attempts. Bob
Lowe held the Cloudbusters to six
hits, and famed seven, while Ken
Olsen yielded nine hits and struck
out five for the losers.
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ALLIES WIN AIR
WAR AT B0RNE0
Continued from Page One)

are being used by artillery obser-
walton planes. ). s..-'.-..r
Engineer units are hard at work
Preparing the airfields for combat
planes and their use as Allied
bases will be extremely important
to future strategy in the Dutch
East Indies.
The Pandansar. refiperies at
Balikpanan also were badly dam
aged by Allied air and naval bonn
bardment. Complete reconstruction
probably will be necessary before
they can produce at the pre-war
rate of 100000 tons of petroleum
products annually. 49,. ~
Condition of the oilfields is not
known. The Dutch denied their use
to the japanese for months after
their capture in 1912 by plugging
them with concrete, and the Japa-
nese may use the same system. 1t
has proven to be more effective
than igniting the wells and leav-
ing them to burn
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Food Package Solves
Invitation Problem

OSLO, July g. P) American
troops were hesitant about accept
ing the frequent invitations to
meals from Norwegians, realizing
their hosts were coping with a
food shortage. An American com
mander solved the problem by de-
vising plan whereby a soldier
invited to dinner could take a spe-
cially prepared gift package OF
food for the hosts.
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Game called in last half 7th, rsin)
Errors-Torres. Runs batted in-Chr IT.
.nan, Moore, Potter, McQuinn, Gut
terdige, Zardon. Two base hits-Stephens,
Bins, Zardon. Three base hit--Christ-
man. Home run-McQuinn. Sacrifices
Byrnes. Binks, Potter. Double plays -
Christman, McQuinn, Mancuso and Step
hens: Ullrich, Torres and Binko. Left on
bases-Washington 5, st. Louis 6. Bases
On Balls-Potter 1, Ullrichs 2. Strikcouts
-Pieretti 1, Potter 6. Hits-off Piepetti
8 in 3 1-3 innings; Uilrich in 2-3
Holborow 1 in (pitched to one batter
in 7th,. Losing pitcher-Pieretti. I'm
pires-Berry, Grieve and Pipgras. Time
-1:26. Attendance 14,162 (paid).
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Southport Guards Win .
Eighth Victory, 81

The strong Southport Coast
Guard turned back Harstead yes
terday afternoon for their eight
straight victory, 50, on the Ham
stead home field.
Hanna went sthe route for the
finners allowing only three hits
and kept them well scattered. The
Guards banged on Laurance, Ham
stead hurler, for II bingles in
Guiding many good for extra bases.
The game was spanked by
Guard Holdcraft, W h o sliced a
long home run in the ninth inning.
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CARDINALS TAKE
BROOKLYN TWICE

BROOKLYN, July 8.-|R-Brook-
lyn tumbled out of first place to-
day by losing both games OF a
doubleheader to the St. Louis
Cardinals, dropping the finale to
Ken Burkhardt after bowling to
Charley (ReO Barrett in the op-
ener. Both games were decided by
60 margins before 32,001 disap-
pointed paying customers. Chicago
took over the lead by double
win in Philadelphia.
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BOSTON
SPLIT TWIN BILL

BOSTON, July 8.-(P)-Tommy
Holmes ran his consecutive game
batting streak to 81 here today with
his 18th home run of the year as
the Boston Braves made IA hits
off three Pittsburgh pitchers to
beat the Pirates 10 to l in the
second game of the doubleheader.
Tie Pirates won the first game
10 to 8.
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Leaksville Defeats
Burlington Nine, IS

LEAKSVILLE, July 8. = Up -
Aided by five run rally. in the
lucky home team 7th, Leaksville
came out of its eight game losing
streak here this afternoon to defeat
Burlington 8 to 5.
Ferrell's three base hit brought
IN two of the five runs in the 7th.
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Defending Tennis Star
Beat Bv Billy Talbert

RIVER FOREST, H., July g.
WP)-Billy Talbert, Wilmington,
Del. defeated defending Champion
Francisco ''Pancho" Segura OF
Ecuador ga, 4-6, 81, IS, 81 today
in the final round OF the mems
singles of the 35th annual national
clay court tennis championships.
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NEW YORK SPLITS
WITH CINCINNATI

NEW YORK, July 8.-(P)-Bill
Voiselle, who had won his first
eight starts for the New York
Clans by May 20, finally made
the 10-victory mark today with a
brilliant six-hit shutout, SO, off
Cincinnati in the second game of
doubleheades. Bucky Walters had
hurled the Reds to a SO nod in
the opener.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON,
Cubs Win TwoF ronPhils SurgeInto Lead
Nelson Favored In Moraine Meet

only pros eligible for the PGA
could compete.
Beginning tomorrow the boys
will be shooting foc the big prize
"a total of $4,000 in war bonds
and the national pro champion
ship now held by Pvt. Bob Ham
ilton of Evansville, Ind, and Fit.
Lewis, Wash.
And as usual, COLTS MI. Big
Byron Nelson, the Texan who
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BY HAROLD HARRISON

DAYTON, O., July 8.-P)CThe
paymaster went to work today as
the nations top ranking profession
al golfers battled through a spe-
cial 18-hole stroke play tournament
which served as a prelude to the
opening tomorrow Of the 1915 ma
tlonal pro tournament at the MO-
1aine Country Club.
At stake today was $1,000 and
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now sells umbrellas out of Toledo.
O.-was cast in the favorite's role.
Nelson, who has compiled an al
most unbelievable string of tour.
nament triumphs, has averaged
only slightly more than So strokes
for his last 68 18-hole rounds of
tournament play and has pocketed
something like $4,000 in war bonds
already this year.
Victory in the PGA will be worth
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-09
ST. LOUIS BEATS
WASHINGTON, 81

ST. LOUIS, July 8.-tR- The
st. Louis Browns handed the Wash
ington Senators their seco~d
straight defeat today as Nelson
Potter pitched six-hit ball to win
his first. game since May 20 and
break his seven game losing
streak. The Browns won 81.
The game was called in the last
half of the seventh inning because
of rain and the second game of a
scheduled doubleheader was post
poned.