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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

keCiipO OF AfepIEe Way labulpHo
Al-Amcrican tournament, July
26-29.
A second qualifying round. for
amateurs from more distant
points, viii be held July %, also
for y places.
Besides Ahern. the Detroiters
playing today are Or. r. G. Rob-
inson. Jerry Hood and Art Howell.
Eddie Furgol, the River Bank
star. AS defending champion, IS
exempt. Furgol fired a 81 20
lead last years amateur qualificrs.
oLSoN's PAR LEADS
II. r. OlSon's par u led more
than 200 golfers in Lochmoor' S
stag day, honoring President
Frank Buck. r. ! Forster had
"a. Robert Stoup IS, Mert Lam
kinS 76. Net winners. Gordon
Birbauer S7-22 -G5. Stoup 75-9-
es. Glen Elliott sf-fS-t6i.
On reaching the ninth green
President Buck complained hIs
caddie was the poorest he ever
had. There was a reason Pete
Mack. professional prankstcr was
shipped in as the president s
caddic and made life miserable
for him until he discovered the
plot
Mayor Jerrles, whose 70 Tied
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Lille Competition

Capt. Greenberg Is 81 That
makes him a young man hy
comparison with some ~ tho
athletes who are stumbling
around the major leagues today
trying 10 recapture their lost
youth.
"The rank and file of the
major league players, who have
been on baseball playing duty
since entering the service, are
not going To have much Of "A
problem once they return. Ac-
tualIy, they haven't been away
from the game at all, and from
the occasional look get at
service lineups here and there,
most Of them have been I'm much
better company than they viii
find when they get back on
ma ior league soil"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

PHILADELPHIA. June a1s
CUP1 - Byron Nelson. whose
Specialty-iS winning under pres
sure. made il plain today that
no golfer in the world can top
him when he has his heart set
on a championship
That was the way il was yes
ierday when nc began the final
round OF the - hole Philadel-
phla Inquirer golf tournament
one stroke behind the pace set
tCrS, Harold (Jugl McSpaden
and Johnny Bulla. Because
Nelsons putting had been off,
form. the experts sand he never
would close the gap. They should
have known better.
When Nelson finished his final
round in what cool of the eve-
ning there was yesterday, he
had shattered the l0-year-old
course record with seven
under par 63, and he was IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
OAKWOOD WINS

PariSclcan an d Pepsi Cola
slated for the late period, did not
Get started.
Arnold Sollinger did not give
up a hit until the sixth as Oak
wood kept going in Class b by
taking JAW Ia. 2-l. Fielding
slips figured in each 0akwood
marker. Hal Skulik singled back
.ef Paul Awsink's double to pro-
duce the UAW la marker in the
eighth. Don McCatty had "A five
hitter and Sollinger four.
Stanley LitinSky struck out %
batterS, a new federation record,
in ID" as Baird. defending cham
pion. trippcd Stobcr, 9-1 a homer
was the only hit off his delivery.
He famed ii Jay-CeeS last week.
DeSantiS continued among the
unbeaten teams by defeating Jay
Gee. 40. Joe Ross allowing three
hits in seven innings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
All That's Needed

Wrlght'S victory with Poly.
nesian Saturday eliminated the
possibility Of a triple crown
winner this year. Hoop Jr., Derby
winner, finished back in secon&>
place beaten by nearly thr,
lengths as Polynesian became thy
surprise equine of the year even
though he previously had upset
Pavot in the WitherS Mile.
PolyncSian is ineligible for the
Belmont, Hoop wound up gimpy
after Saturdays race so from
here it looks iike Pot o Luck IN
the big New York. race. .-
PericIcs, the S66. 900 four.foeted
bauble OF Helis. has a bad foot
and is unlikely to go while Pavot.
heretofore the glamour horse OF
the turf, doesn't seem TO Ike
distance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Nelson Shoots u 63 land Needs LTD to Win Meet

change to tie Nelson as late as
the sixteenth hole when he was
only two strokes behind, but he
wasn't equal to it.
He pocketed second money OF
$1,000 worth of bonds. while
Johnny Bulla of Atlanta. Ga.
with a 276 total was third and
received $1,000. Fourth money
of $1,000 went TO dark horse
Bruce Coltart of Absecon, N. j.,
whose 279 was three better
than the 281 total of Ed Furgol,
Detroit amateur.
Jimmy Hines of Chicago. the
early leader. and Ky Laifoon,
also of Chicago, tied for sixth
with 284's. Sammy Byrd of De-
troit, the defending titlist was
next with 286, while three play
ers. Teri Johnson of Norris
town. Pa, Herman Barron of
White Plains, N. Y. and Henry
Picard of Harrisburg. Pa, each
carded 287's.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

under par for the y holes with
a 269.
(Nelson. among other top
flight golfers. is scheduled to
play in the Big Fore tournament
at Plum Hollow here next Fri
day through Sunday.
BEATS JUG
To win, he had TO beat his
hest friend and host for the
tournament, McSpaden, who
entertained Nelson at his home
hero. then had 10 take a trOunc-
ing from him on the links.
Evidence of Nelson's briliance
was the fact that McSpaden
couldn't beat him with three
straight rounds of 90, which
with his first days card of 73
gave him a total of 27l. 1t
simply wasn't good enough.
The par-Shattering round over
the rolling Llanerch course
brought Nelson first money of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Battalion No. Z
Rallies TO Win

Twelfth Battalion clicked for
four runs in the seventh yesterday
at Belle Isle to scuttle Eighth,
4-3. in a Firemen's Midget League
match.
Tony Feminine doubled TO
start the rally. Ray Eugenio, Her
bert Drew. and Cecil Herndon
singled ahead of and behind outs
10 produce the runs needed.
Pat Gandhi and Don Calguo
allowed three hits between them
as The Sixth stopped the Second.
2-l. Al Wagner singled, stole two
bases, and came home on an out
to give the Seventh the verdict
over the Third 4-3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Triple With Bases
Loaded Wins Game

Hal Kutnick's triple with the
bases loaded in the eleventh tied
the score and Len Danuluff singled
him over with the winning run as
Rosenwald Post defeated Vincent
in an American Legion League
game at Wallace Field yester-
day, 81.
Tony Denna confined Vincent 10
five hits and struck out every
Vincent player AZ IT, once.
Kutnick had four D. Sis
times up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Early SdndIot
Scores Count

Detroit Baseball Federation
players offer new twist 10 the
old saying "the early bird catches
the worm" Down TO sandlot terms
liz comes out its the early period
boys who beat the rain
Sixteen games went the dis
tance or better yesterday and the
Others were either bt0tted out or
went no more than eight innings.
The majority were down TO five
and six. Most Of those who fin
iShed started At | p. M The late
period fellows took a beating"
Class +, the youngest division
and the last TO start furnished
one of the best sessions. Long
counted three times in the twelfth
to whaek Titans. SO Don Garry
allowed the first Of three hits
with one down in tho ninth and
two IN the twelfth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

that shellacking here yesterday.
The icaf must DC okay.
In fact, II is okay for both
sides. There has been no beefs
from Cleveland. where Ross and
Meyer have both hit well for their
new club, Meyer has been up
near the 300 mark and his blows
included a pair of homerS.
Incidentally, Doc Cramer, de-
pendable Tiger outfielder. believes
IL viii be the Red Sox the Tigers
Will have 10 beat 10 win the pen
nant.
THE Red SOV got hitting"
proclaims Doc. land this Dave
Ferriss Is great pitcher. He's
got stuff and he's smart. Some
good pitching and the SoX will
be awfully tough TO beat"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
sIcnsn GAME

Totals I8 524 Totals 30 , ~
s-Batieo for Richards N ninth
TRAN fog Haynes IN NTH
DETROIT 600 lot oo1-S
CHICAGO O3O O3I O0s-I
Runs-Hoovsr : Mayo Culicnhine Yors.
Outright DickEhot 2 Cucrtnelo. hlchheis.
Treth. Lopat ErrorS--Nuellet Eaton Cucci-
neilo, Mcbaels Runt bAtted in-kSyo.
YORK. Crsmer ? Outlsv Moses -piek4hai.
Cuccinello. Tresh Haynes Two-base hits
Mayo. DickXhOt. Cuccinelo Sacrifice-SchaIk.
Double piays-SchaH 20 MichzelE % Fargell.
DickShOt 20 SchSlk Left on bases--DctrOit 3,
Chicago Bases on DallS--Of Mueller g. OF
Eaton of HAYNES off Grove ! struck
out-By Eaton l. by Haynes 2 Hits-On
Mueller. In 4h innings OF Eaton in
3ia innings OFF HAynefA1 In 5 innings OF
Grove. In 81 innings. of Caldwell In
- inning Winning pitcher-HAynes Losing
pitcher-Muelier. Umpires-PaSSAreila Pus
and PipgrsN Time-i Al AttendAnce-zl s64.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
n. Y. Takes National
Soccer Cup Crown

CLEVELAND, June 1S up
The New York Brookhattan Soc
Ger club held the National Chal-
.lenge Cup today after winning
the final game of the deciding Sc
rieS from the Cleveland Ameri-
cans & to 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

blasted n wedge shot and the
ball stopped dead. 2 inches from
the pin. Had it rolled in. Mel
son would have had a 62. equal
ling the all-time Professional
Golfers Association competitive
record now shared by Ben Ho-
gan. Walter Hagen and Lawson
Little.
STILL HAD CHANCE
McSpaden. whose rounds OF
sc each equalled the course
mark set 10 years ago. might
have had a chance except for
his shaky start. He had a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
SpOrt
De al for CuIIenbi0e
q Btesk for Toers
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO. June 1S-lt has
becn about seven weeks since the
Tigers obtained Roy Cullcnbinc
frnm the Indians IN deal tor
Don Ross and Dutch Meyer
How'S the deal been gong FOR
the Tigers
Won rnllrnhine Is CHALLENGING
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
-FOUR PASSES

Leo Fritz of Titans gave up
fipe, But his four passes in the
twelfth behind single tied in
with an error gave Long its three
tallieS.
In Class 4 Bliss Bowman of
Auto Club and Ralph Weber, Ash,
tangled i'm another Workmanlike
pcrfnrmAnce Each allowed five
hits. But Weber fell victim to
three singles and two passes in
the sixth and Auto Club compiled
the necessary markers 10 win
2-1.
Auto Club Swamped. Gem. 15-1,
in the Seven-inning, afterplece
Tony FiShback pitched six seS-
sonS for Arthur'S, all the weather
permitted, and allowed one smack
as his club triumphed over Shorty
Aloran's Club, 100.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Doc Craner
for the lead IN
Tiger hitting.
lie has bagged
five honers,
] Q a q 5 I h q
Tigers in that
G . partm ent
end he IS tied
zap with Rudy
York for runs
batted in.
And the TiG-
erS are IN first
place. despite
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
PLAY AT COUNTRY CLUB
New Nurses at Jones

BATTLE CREEK. June /,
iUP Among. rs army nurses as
signed 80 duty today at Perc,
Jones Hospital are Second Its
Mary Catherine Botta. l2079 Bir
wood Detroit Ruth Boyle. Mar
quetie. Betty Nernier, Sault Sic
Nauc. and Edith Clcmons
jackson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Iames behind leader.

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS MIGHT GAME
New York Y, Philadelphia \.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn o, Boston Q tseeond Game esIef
in eiEhth with Boston leading . To 4, sundsr
iaWl. - y.
PhiIsdeiphia Tie. New York on.
Sc Louis ia. Pittsburgh Oh. w
Chicago .. Cincinnati 4 tsecond rame eAllel
In second inning With no score Tainl.
TODAy'S GAMES y
Hew Yark a. Breetlyn. night.
Only game scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Iouisviile al, Minneapolis III.
St Paul "a. napolis OF.
Milwaukee ga. Columbus 81.
Kansas CITY 80, Toledo ,-s.
INTERNATloNAL AFAapE
Jersey City tz-1. Rochester ST.
Montreal a-e, Syracuse 40.
Toronto 73-e. Baltimore to-s.
Nevark al Buffalo, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUG
Portland "a seattle 40.
SaR Franeiscs TO. Oakland ga.
san Diego e-s. Saeraments
Iioilvwood IA. los anaeles IS.
Portland "a. seattle 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Brown, able Chicago
Sun sports columnist, points out
that Capt. Hank Greenberg's re-
turn 10 the Tigers will present
major league baseball with It's
first real test of the effect, IL
any. Of war campaigning upon a
recognized player
Brown says some nice things
about Greenbcrg.
"TO begin with" Brown
writes, Capt. Greenberg has
the distinction of being the first
major league player of admit
ted class. who joined up with
the armed forces. He has been
more or less continuously Oc-
cupied with military affairs
since May, 1871.
That he was as worthy "A
military man as he was ball
player, is proved from the
record Of this gallant figure
who was twice named the
American Leagues most valu-
able player. Greenberg began
his army climb at the very bot
tom. and he emerged a captain.
MY chief reason for saying
that his return 10 baseball Is
the first real test. il also based
Ga-the record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Horror in Chicago

TotAS 81 o - 10 Totals 50 II - "a
s-BAttcd for Wilson Ia eighth.
DEI EOIT 0lo GOO oOO-l
ChtcAFo io2 500 oOs--S
Runs-Yors. Moses , cuccinsllo. MichAsli.
lee RrrUr-OutiAN Runs battet in-hAlsr.
picNnot. CvrtriEht MichAel6. Moses. Lee.
fWo-uAse hit--MOsss SacTtfiCe--SchalE Double
p44AA- IlauttefnAn 10 Wrhb in Yak Scl.a.k u
MlchAels 20 Farrell Left oa h1Scs--Ufiroit 3.
Chicago 3 Struck Out-By Orreu / By Wilson
2 ~ Lee 3 Hlts-On Orrell In So IN
ntngI OF HOuttfmAn I in ! Inning o'f VIII
s1n , In "a innings. Losing pitrher-Oueu.
UmpircE-PipgrsE. PsSSATels and Rue. Ilule--
4 % AttrudHuce-20 600 estimated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Pitching, Hitting Weak, Tigers Drop Pair
A SANDLOTTER
SITS ONE OUT

Bill Girardi, third baseman for De-
trOiters in Class ID of the DBF, found the
runner, Doug Kowalski of Kozaren Club,
sliding right under him to gain the bag,
and it was an easy job to tag him out.
Kozaren beat Detroiters yesterday, 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

| y
ninth inning rdffy that for me
time being looked like it might be
repetition Of the teams last
minute uprising against the local
lads in one OF Saturdays two
games.
The lone Tiger marker which
robbed Lee of a shutout in the
opener was scored IN The second
when Rudy York led off with a
single. moved 10 second on a sin
gle by Doc Cramer and later
came home when Bobby Maier
laced a single TO center.
Outside of that one heat, the
Tigers were well tanned.
With run In the first the
White Sox went 10 work on Orrell
early. Wally Moses started the
Sox merry making with a single
When Kerby Farrell and Guy
Outright were retired, il APP
peared as If danger for Joe was
past. But John Dickshot came
through with a single 10 right
and Wally romped home.
Two more Sox scores were
bagged in the third with the
punching OF hits by Lee, Moses
and Outright
When, in the fourth. the Sox
punched three hits for two more
runs, Wilson was dispatched TO
the mound 10 relieve Orrell. Be
fore Walter could retire the side,
they had another marker. But,
after that Wilson was the boss
until lifted for a pinchhitter. Art
Houtteman chucked the last
frame against the Sox.
Muciier'S wildueSs started the
bespectacled Highlander on the
path 10 defeat when. in the sec
ond inning. he walked DickShot
and Tony CuCinello. Schalk sacri-
ficed and when Mass MichaelS
drew an intentional pass the bases
were loaded.
Mike fresh flied TO Doc Cramer
and Dickshot scored after the
catch. Haynes came through with
a single which brought Cucinello
home Then Wally Moses singled
and Michaels clicked at the plate.
Thus the Sox had three runs for
nice start. They needed all of
them later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
FeIIer TO Stay

Those in the know say that
neither Bob Feller Of the navy
or Joe DiMaggio of the army will
be released until the JapS are
whipped
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

W. 3. Crawford for the qualifying
medal in the Detroit Golf Club
championship event. lost one
down 20 Howard Mcguire IN the
first round. a. II. Aldlnger Jr,
eliminated Rollin Taylor and
w A Ryan, defending champion,
won from T.. w. Mcintosh.
PLAY AT COUNTRY CLUB
Howard K. Walton's rs was
low IN the Detroit Country Club s
qualifying round. Burdette Ford
had 7S and Jimmy Standish 70.
Hal Smith is defending champion.
Patricia Devany, daughter of
Joe Devany paired with DR..
c. J.. r. Pearman for low gross
Of S6 IN tho mixed fourSome al
F Crosse lie. Mrs. l.. p. Rollins de-
featcd Mrs. r. ! bore. 2-1, in the
Presidents Trophy final.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIS Play as BrifOns Watch

LONDON June Is (UP)LBtons still scratched their heads
in bcdemen today after watching two teams Of American
all professional players of base
ball which the grays from the whites to with
four in the ninth
First Donald S Smith former Negro pitching with
the City, Mo, Monarchs who yielded during
stay the mound the winning pitcher. lie struck
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Four Detroit Golfers
I'm Tam'S Tough Test
By NJ. +. DRUkENBRoD

Randall Ahern heads amateur golfers
competing today Tam Shanter Chicago IN one
o toughest qualifying tests record
among $50 golfers from Illinois Mch
Indiana battling for only y places the amateur
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Five Good Hitters

The latest official average in
dicate as much. not only are the
Red SoX leading the league in
hitting, but they are tied with the
Tigers and Indians for second
place in fielding. Revealing their
strength at the plate the Red -SnX
have five players with averages
higher than the best OF the
Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Judges Shine Again
Inn BayvieW Regatta
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

BlLGEWASH; Gathered at Bayvew Yacht Clubs "Al-Day
sailing Sunday:
The judges bless their hreesarred souls banner
Charley Beck led the sxmeer soops around the
Dinn straight Then he told
DISQUALIFIED illega
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
ASSORTED WEATHER

The weather on the 3l-milc
course, q triangular affair start
ing off Of Crosse Pointe Club in
Lake st. Clair and finishing at
Bayview, gave the fleet of nearly
90 starters a beat UP the shore,
a reach on the second leg which
ended in a drifting match which
was followed by a quick ride
down the lake TO Windmill
Point where spinnakers were
douSed for overlapperS.
About a third of the fleet quit
the race during the drift.
George Gonyeau's Armida, under
the magic touch Of Joe Snay'.
eye, beat five other eight meters
around finishing ahead oI
Venture, Pintail, Intrepic
and Shamrock il marked the
first time that Norm ArclfNr''
Intrepid got in front Of another
eight at the finish.
Jim Grant fairly popped hi,
seams. over that second place &C
Djinn in the skies E. and so did
Bob Pressing and Bob Ogden
third with Question Seven oil
them turned out Per Valboe
did an amazing bit of windwaro
sticking by putting the Six-meteI
Dodo third around the weather
mark In other words only the
S-metcT Armlda and Thisbe were
ahead of Dodo which started lC
minutes behind e.. Dodo. later
got lost in the drift, finished fifth
The light weather was duck
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Djinn spread, what IS Known TO
the trade as a loose-footed main
sail, a perfectly legal chunk of
canvas under the international
rules which govern the class &.
The judges. IN their studied be-
wilderment subsequently reversed
their verdict but on how the
tufts Of hair stood out on the
neck Of Charley Beck while he
SWeated out the verdict.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
HAYNES BREAKS ANKLE

As a result of the setbacks, the
rather cushiony league lead
which the Tigers had held was
reduced TO a vulnerable size.
Joe OTrell and Les Mueller
were the losing Tiger pitchers.
the former in the first game in
which the tall Californian was
batted from the box in the fourth
inning, and Mueller in the second.
when he took the count in the
fifth.
Bunched White Sox hits told
the story in both contests.
Thornton Lee, veteran right
handler. handcuffed the Tigers
with an excellent six-hit perform
ance in the frontSpiece. whereas
Joe Haynes was the winner in the
nightcap. The second victory
proved costly TO the Sox as
Haynes suffered a fractured ankle
sliding into base and had TO re-
tire after hurling five innings.
during which he yielded only one
hit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS NIGHT GAME
81 Louis q, Cleveland q (i1 inninFx1
Yesterdays Results TodAys Games
Chi 81, DIT as DIT at Chi, niEht.
v Ia. Phils Ia NY at Bos
Nos IT Wash ii. Only games ScheduIed.
Oleve at StL, rain
Games behind leader.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Bob Tales
Take Pot o Luck
in The Belmont
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
re and There

Here and There:
Don't say we didn't tell you
but Pot o Luck is the horse
that's going to win in the $50. 900
race at Belmont next Saturday.
Please remember that our
choice in the Kentucky Derby
put on a great show in taking
second. He was buried in the first
quarter but he came on in the
mud. He was tenth at the half,
fifth in the stretch and wound up
a laundering second.
Any rider will do. All he has
TO do is get Pot o. Luck in the
clear at the start and tell him to
Come on. Baby" and the son
of Pair OF Chance Play and
Potheen will take matters in his
own hands from there in.
Ducks Horses
Wayne Wright. Cinderella
Jockey of -turfdom, who was
aboard Polynesian winning the
Preakness Saturday, has now won
virtually every big race in the
country.
Strange thing about Wright.
He's allergic 10 horses. This
great little rides stays away
from them as much as possible.
He loves horses, but-1c never
pets them.
He has had several arguments
when kidded about wearing white
gloves when he rides. But he is
no dude. This hell-for-leather
little guy gets a rash on his
hands after each work day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Les Mueller,
0rre|| Beaten
BY LEO MACDONELE

CHICAGO, June 18-As was
feared. there came a day when
collapse in Tiger pitching was
coupled with-feebie batting.
The day was yesterday as the
Tigers fell victims 10 the White
Sox. 6 TO l and z 10 5 here. the
first time this year that they
were licked twice on the same
day.
A Sabbath Day eHtpouring of
II ,S64 saw the double-horror fea-
ture. Being for the most part
Chicago rooters, as would be eX-
pected. the fans extracted ghoulish
delight in the Sox revenge for the
two-way plastering which the IT,
gers handed their prideS the day
previously.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

81. 500 worth OF war bonds, 1t
was by his own admission "the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
TIGERS RALLY

Okal Grove and Earl Caldwell
finished. Caldwell corning 10 the
rescue when the Tigers staged a
ninth inning raffy that for ttIe
time being looked like it might be
a repetition of the teams last
minute uprising against the local
lads ip one OF Saturdays two
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

] .ll1 nov IlNlHN
RAgING-gVITsINg
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
10 games, finishing here April
90

With Art Watson's Palmer Park
paired with Fred Miller's Rainbow,
Ellis Walkers Ira Wilson will try
10 land the Metropolitan Classic
League crown when il crosses al
leyS with Stan Kowalski's Chene-
Trombly at Grandmont tonight.
Only one match remains next
week.
Ira Wilson Va. Chene-Tromby alleys ID
Delfay vs. Roberts 3-4 KoppitI vs. Welrh
SO. Aviation vs. Archway rs Palmer Park
N. Rainbow. 9-l0. Farris Bros Nye
lli2 Matches a. CTandmont Recreation at
y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Free Fishing Lessons
BY DON GILLIES

How would you like To learn
some Of Abe fine points of trout
Shing right in Detroit - and
p.
Ray Raths. one Of Michigan :
outstanding trout fishing experts,
will conduct two classes one
Sunday and the other April -
Students Will be taught 10 use a
trout rod. flies and stream tactics
at 10 a. m. al Rouge Park.
Interested groups are advised 10
meet Raths al Reiths. 5S42 Miehf.
gan. not later than 10 A. m. each
Sunday or telephone LA 4lSl.
DR.. A. 6. Hazard. director Of
Institute for Fisheries Research,
University Of Michigan. viii give
a talk on New Data on Stream
Improvement at the Paul Bunyan
Luncheon Club. Harmonic So
ciety. Thursday At y Is p. m.
The Windsor branch OF the
Essex County SportSmcns Club
advises II Will not be necessary IN
the future for American hunters
visiting Canada 10 procure per-
mits from the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police TO bring firearms