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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Hell ped Last Season

Outlaw played with the BlSonS
N Buffalo from 1910 through
1913. and it appeared he was
destined 10 remain m the minors
when he was brought up 10 the
Tigers two years ago. Last season
he played an important role IN his
teams fight for the championship.
Outlaw has been around Tor ~
xrarzaE H4are=At- At-.2tifT-hc- started
his career in organized ball with
Beckley in the Mid-Atlantic
League. That's where Johnny
Corsica. the pitcher, came from.
TIGER fans Will remember. That
was in 1884
. Two years later, Jimmy received
an opportunity with Nashville.
Breaking down the Southern ASso-
ciation fences. Outlaw wound up
with a 1913 batting mark and a
Cincinnati contract in 1887.
He was playing third base for
the Reds in spring training when
the Tigers played the National
League club in Tampa, Fla. And
he started the season at the hot
corner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Christian "A d m ted q he had
aecXIed Durocher, using su h
terms as crook" and bum" but
insisted he had done nothing more
than exercise the immemorial
privilege of a Dodger fan to try
10 run the BAH club from grand
stand or bleacherS. Durocher said
the language used was much more
explosive than that.
Christian said he was heckling
Durocher in the midst Of a rally
by the Philles when Moore tapped
him on the shoulder and escorted
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

His timely base knocks several
times have proved the thin margin
between victory and defeat. Not
powerful hitting eitsbs- the Tigers
have won a number Of games by
one run,
II hasn't been an easy ascent
for the little guy from Tennessee,
via Alabama. where he now makes
his home. Previous 10 his re-
porting 10 Detroit in l9i3, OUTLAW
had trials with the Cincinnati
Reds and Boston Braves, and each
time was sent back 10 the Inter
national League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Charlie Burton, who gave 50
much 10 sport and never gave
AZ much as his enthusiastic soul
desired. is dead.
The business and professional
world knew him as Charles W,
president Of the Burton Alb
stract and Title Co But he was
Charlie 10 thousands.
No Detroiter ever lived a
richer or fuller existence. Au-
thority on baseball. football.
track, boxing, official At Ann
Arbor track and field meets, A
yearly visitor 70 the Penn Re-
laws and Melrose games, Charlie
Burton had sn uncanny memory
.ol eco. IS. athletes. events
Jr IS years ne was a spec
ator every Saturday at Mich
'7o-'5 nome football games A
herman. fresh water or salt,
a player who liked baseball 80
well he would help shovel snow
at Belle Isle 20 clear the field
for play on winter days
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
DurOcIler Faces Court for SIuSSinS Veteran

him under the stands. Durocher
was waiting there. Christian said.
Moore, according to Christian, hit
him with a blackjack. Then Duro-
cher grabbed the blackjack and
hit him After that, the injured
man said. Durocher struck him
with his fists.
Branch Hickey. head of the
Dodgers, said he wanted 10 get all
the acts before he decided
whether the incident called for
discipline against Durocher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Eddie Taylor, one Of the most
popular Detroit light heavy
weights. will make a bid for big
time" fame tonight when he
squares off against Nate Boldcn
in the 10-round hcadlincr on the
Arcadia fight card.
Taylor's good performances here
and workouts has his handlers
confident he will upset the fourth
ranking light heavyweight con-
tender.
Promoter Orville Godfrey has
two outstanding bouts on the
preliminary card One is the semi
final between Kid English and Jim
Williams. The other is the re-
match between Tommy Nelson
and Cleve Holt.
First preliminary will start at
$50 o. m,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

a steady and
dangerous man
az the plat e,
Outlaw IS cur
rently pacing
the Tigers in
hitting with a
m a r k tn a {
crowds 290 He
Is out ahead of
+ d die Mayo,
= o b b v Aiaier.
Roy Cullenbine,
Doc era m G r
and Rudy York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

NEW YORK. June. II up
Leo Dmochey, strangely silent
and subdued. was arraigned IN
Brooklyn Felony Court today on a
charge OF fslonious assault. lie
was accused of beating an Ebbets
Field fan who disagreed with him
Vocally and loudly of tactical ma
neuvers during the Dodgers game
against the Philadelphia PhlllicS
Saturday night
Joseph Moore. a special patrol
man at EhbctS Field was ar
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

the cosrt that Christian had a
fractured Jaw. but that his con-
diiion was not serious.
About 200 persons crowded
into the courtroom for the legal
proceedings. They were attracted
bv the fact that Durocher, who
earned the nickname The LIP
because of his nonstop talking
talents on the diamond, had been
accused of objectlng 10 a some
body else talking IN a loud voice.
Today they saw a changed Du-
rocher a quiet man who per-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Trout Winner,
'Stubby' Loser
BY LEO MACDoNELL

After a fleeting two-day inspee-
tion Of first place, the Tigers today
were back in the second slot.
But the stay in second Is only
temporary, the Tigers report.
I'VE will be back on top
again." they horused after
splitting a double-header with
the White Sox at Briggs Sta
dunn yesterday The Tigers won
the first game. 81, only to drop
the nightcap, "a.
II was the split that caused the
Tigers setback in the league
standings. since the Yankees
whipped the Red Sox in the only
game played in a scheduled twir
bill in Yankee Stadium. However
the triumph gave the Tigers the
series, three games TO one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

mitted his attorney, Walter r.
O'Malley. to do all the talking.
YELLS, CROOK, BUM"
The formal charge was that
Durocher and Moore assaulted
Christian with a black object
which they held in their hands,
and then the defendant Durocher
struck him about the face and
body with his fists, inflicting in
iureS which neceSsitated his con-
finement in Kings County Hos
pltal."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

and keeps all
the strings of
the business in
his fingers.
Born m or Q
than so years
a go IN San
+ ran c s c o,
Lewis has been
connected with
horse ra Gin <
most Of his life.
Ada l. @ W ] s,
{ a m o q come
dlcnne, was his
aunt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Jacoby Joins New Loop

CHICAGO, June II GNS) 1t.
Charles Chuck Jacoby, former
backfield star AZ the University Of
Indiana, was added today to the
roster Of the Chicago team in tho
All-America Professional Football
conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
GREATSTOP

Eddie Mayo right, Tiger second baseman is scOOung
his wishbOne after making beautiful stop OF Eddie
opa erounder i'm the eighth inning of the second
against Chicago. at Briggs Stadium yesterday. Mayos
throw to Joe Hoover second however, failed to con-
meet and Mike fresh 5 slid into the bag safely as the
bali tricled away Detroit lost to Chicago in nghtcap,
81 after taking opener 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Sports
IN Outlaw Rated
: VsluabIe iioer
BY LEO MACDoNELL

ME modest Jimmy Outlaw may
-rl pe spectacular but he certainly
: one of the most valuable of the
Tigers fighting for the l945
American League pennant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
MEADoWBRooK NEXT

Jim pr was low for West
crn. with IS as IL led at Plum llol-
low. Chuck Petoskcy had 7S-Joe
Dragon and Bill Anderson SIS.
Meadowbrook was only three
strokes back of Western with 3l9
at Plum Hollow as Randall Ahern
did II, Brooks DusenberTy 70,
Bruno Minkley 81 and Jerry
Lynch 81.
At Red Run-Lakepointe 3o7. Detroit c c.
3l2 Detroit G. c 323. Lochmoor 32S,
BLACK River No 1 325 Plum Hollow NO l
SO 2 335, Essex 545, Black River No
3 354
Al Plum Hollow-western SIS, Meadow
brook $40 Barton HIS 32l, Crosse lie 324,
Birmingham 325. Red Run 33l, Washtenaw
33s Dearborn 33AA orchard Lake 3As, Twin
Beach $40, oakland Hills $40. Pine Lake
asa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Gravitated, 10 race tracks in
Now York. and has run more than
Is horse and dog tracks in Cali
fornia. Washington. Illinois. Ohio.
Nevada and Michigan He has
been Detroit track boss five years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
CLOSE FINISH IN SIXES

Ted FarnSworth, John Painter.
Cookie Cook, Don Rutherford ~
Johnny frost comprised the u
Of Pintail'S crew
Jim Grants Sprig led tho other
two skies as far as Windmill
Pointe coming home. then A wind
squall put DR. Carlisle Wilson'S
Solenta and Hal Howe's Dodo
sailed hv Per Nalboe in front. The
three SKIES hit the line within 1s
seconds
Apache edged out Last straw
az the finish IN a boat for boat
in thriller, While Soubrcttc TOOK
third IN the informal racing-crtuS.
ing race. Fred Hayes Fiji bcS'cd
Don Wrights CayuSe II in tho l. -
Al GrunadyS Joal VII got lar
ahead Of Vic Lakits Pierrett IN
the DDS and then quit and went
home while Bill WARDS Brilliant
won her debut, beating Ray 81.
Johns Starting in the 30 square
meter division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Art Houtteman, l7-year-
old Detroit Tiger. rs he
received his high school
diploma at Catholic Cen
tral High exercises yester-
day. Arts teammate, Bill
Pierce. will Get his Thurs
day at Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS NIGHT GAMTS
BrnokIyn q Philadrlphia =. N
Pittsburgh S, II. Louis :
YESTERDAY INSULTS
Rostan 81 NeW York 81
PtttsharFh "a st Louis e-i second fsre
10 innlnrxl
Cbicaso io-I. Cincinnati IA
Rrnokiyn 10 Philadelphia q first 'Fsme
called in seventh second came postPonea.
tain.
fnDAY'S CAMS
CIneinnat ~ St Iauts, niEhL
Only gams scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
SrcoSD GAME

T,btcsso o20 n40 l02--q
DETROIT 600 600 4oO-9
nelio. Nagel q Michaels fresh, CTamer, out
law Mailer Richards Error-Grove Runs
battrd in-Crove HoCkett. Schalk, Dickshot
NaFeI ? Richards 4 Two-baSe hit-Hock-
EFT Three-bsse hits-Dickshot. Outright.
Home runs-Nagel Richards. Double plays
Msyo 20 webb to York. Maier TO Mayo 70
YORK Culienblne % York % Hoover. Left on
basps-ChicARo 7 Detroit Z. Bases on balls
-On Overmire 2 of Wilson ] of Pierce
Struck out--By Grove /, by Lopat l, by VII
innings or Overmire 8 IN 4ls innings. OF
wilson 3 in a. inninrS' O." pierce 4 In
innings, Wid pitch-Grove. Winning pitcher
Grove Losing pitcher-Otermirc. Jmpircs-
Hubbard stewart and Weaicr. Time-2 %.
Attendance g33.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Taylor Meets
Bo|den Tonight
ToNIGHT'S CARD

Nate Bolden Chicago vs. Eddie Taylor.
Detroit light hesvyweights 10
KID English Detroit vs.. Jim Williams
Chicago heavywcights as
Tommy Nelson Detroit vs. Clcve Holt
Detroit featheIwclghts CO...
LLOYD Bali Grand Rapids vs.. Eddie sim
mons Detroit ughtweights IS
Phil Tocco Detroit. vs.. Jimmy stewart
Detroit, wcltcrwciRhtS i5I.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
a Todqy's !
D R I R Al |

A quick moving, quick witted
little c californian, George w.
Lewis, is the man who IS general
manager of the Detroit race track
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

raigned on the same charge lie
and the Dodgers manager we're
continued in $1,000 bail each Tor
hearing on June rs.
The complaint against them
Was brought by John Christian a
medically discharged soldier, who
said Moore took him underneath
the stands There. he CLAIMS, ne
was hit with a blackjack ana
with the DuroCher FISTS.
GETS FRACTURED JAW
Detective James Gallery told
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Probable Pitchers

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati tWalters f-AI 20 81 LOUIS
rUuuruy IA ulghf game
. only Eawe scheduled
ANTRICAN IIAGtE
IL p. No. .-.u..-.n
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Going Nowhere
VIpST CANV

T1fAIE 81 q I0THF
aBatted FOR Humphnes IN seventh
bBhttcd f1r ROSS IN ninth.
Gran for Nsgei IN ninth. 49,. .oo oo, .
Chicago 80 O0.-3
DETROIT wv -,t,f.rhi,. z
Maier Runs batWd ~
Michaels. Cullenbine. hIaier Two-99S h,,m a.,
NIT,Wcnbins Double play-Trout 10 Webb 70
yorE. Left on bases-Chcsgo 9. Detroit =.
Bsses on balls-Humphries 3 Trout ,. sIIuSS ssI-,,,
n,,tRy Uumphries 3 by ROSS ] by Trou.
uits-Off Humphries, 4 IN innings, OH
poss o i'm ! Inning on Trout. Z IN S1s
inninrs or NeVh0user. ln - inning ,it ~
~ nitShsr--By Humphties iCullenhine bsls
'NewhouseT winning pitcher-Irout losing
r,trher-Humphrie Umpires-Wester hep
hard and stewart. Time 90 game 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
BUT MAN BEATS THEM

In Sundays races put on by tho
Detroit Eight and SIX Meter ASs0-
Citations tho tlpo girl crews chased
Ted Kuhn's Surprise over tho flr-
iSh but did beat Les Pcrvncs
Dlppcr. WcStWlnd took second
ahead Of lrma Ann ".
Sundays races were sailed from
the Detroit &c 10 7 Mile road
stake and return 20 Bayview Big
ger boats like the skies and cjCh's
reached up and down tho course
but the smaller craft We're
headed and had.a good buck homo.
Pintall. with Perce Darnell and
Clyde Palmer as co-skippcrS. took
the lead in the eight meter class
az the start and stayed there 10
win all the way. Pintail VAS A
minute and half ahead Of George
Gonyeau' s Armida. Venture vas
just aStcrn Of Armida at the Inc
while Shamrock and Intrepid
tral,cd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
WITH THE BOYS

For 40 years he played with
the Belle Isle Tigers Thursdays
and Sundays Only last Memo
rial Day NO ing SO, he was
with tho boys for another
game.
Ills active mind and BODY
could not rest as the term IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
How They Stand

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RtsUL1s
DETROIT "a, ChicaEe az
New York n Boston second ssme cav, "
in second inninE With Boston leading, 10 Il
rain.
washington At Phiisdelphia. rain.
Cleveland Al, 81. Louis IA
TODAY'S GAMES
No tames scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Illinois, finishing second 10
Navy by four points in NCAA
track meet at Milwaukee. did II
with only six entries, compared TO
Middies' l6-man squad Iowa
Pre-fiight bumped Notre Dame.
IS, for second time this season.
Rain yesterday forced postpone
ment Of the baseball game
between teams OF American Serv-
icemen who were professionals
before going into the military.
The game. which was 10 have
been played at Chelsea football
stadium in London, was re-sched-
uled for next Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

HOLLOW WIIn oIb, VIII pIdN on.
one championship was decided
yesterday, though, even If 1t Is
Its for least puts and
belongs TO Fred Hammer OF De
troit Country Club, second at Red
Run with 312.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
American Association

louisville as. Kansas City IA.
Mliwaukte 81 indianapolis 81
Toledo "a Minneapolis 3-s second game
seven innings
IL innings
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
LakepOinfe. Western
Place: Hammer Stars
By NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

championship of the District Golf Association won
be decided until month.
on that akeponte defending champion which led
Western Plum
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Pacific Coast League

seattle 0.F San Francisco 80.
Hrfi.enud So San Diego 40
oakland sa Sacramento =.
Portland A-i- los Angeles 6-h.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Man O War
Mark Topped

LOUISVILLE, Ky june II
CUP)-Hoop Jr.'s smashing SIX
length Kentucky Derby triumph
in a wallow of mud was expected
10 make an oddS-on choice TO
score a repeat performance IN
the PreakneSS at Baltimore next
Saturday. turf experts IN the
hard-bootS country predicted
today
The bounding bay colt, which
won going away from the big field
of Is in the blue grass classic
Saturday, may not win the &
vear-old triple crown with vic
tories in the PreakneSS and the
Belmont Stakes, but he already
has established a place IN turf
history.
Bought by 35-ycaB-old Fred w.
Hooper Jr.. a Florida millionaire
contractor. nc became the first
thoroughbred &epHrehaSe@toZMin
the Derby. and he made his
famed daddy" Sir Gallahad III,
the worlds leading money win
ming sire
The S64.S50 winning return to
Hooper brought the tQyst~ win
nings Of the get Of thA French
horse TO S3,224. .389, slkpaSsing
the previous mark Of $3,17S, ,263
held by Man o War
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
RICHARDS CONNECTS

-
second game at Briggs Stadium,
too. were they all as potent with
the stick as Paul Richards. who
negotiated a grand-slam home run
with the bases loaded II came in
the seventh off Eddie Lopat. a
left-hander, and was driven into
the lower deck OF the left field
stands.
1t was Richards third circuit
smash Of the season and accounted
for all four of Detroit'S runs In
the game The hit was one of
nine which Tigers gathered off
Orval Grove. the starting pitcher,
and Lopat. Ruby York and Doc
Cramer totaled four of the nine
two each.
In collecting their nine talheS,
the White SoX rolled up - hits.
Frank tStubby) Overmire, who
started in search OF his fifth
straight win. gave up eight hits
and six runs. He was the losing
pitcher, his second defeat OF the
spring.
The other Sox hits and runs
came off Walter Wilson and Bill
Pierce. Wilson, who replaced Over
mire, was lifted for a pinch hitter
and Pierce. 1S-year-old left
handler. hurled the last two
frames. 1t was Pierce's first ap-
pearance on the mound for the
Tigers before a home crowd. One
of four Safeties off him was
home run by Bill Nagel. Chicago
first baseman. with a runner on
base.
TROUT Is WILD
Though he faltered in the ninth
and Harold NewhouSer finished.
Paul Dizzy Trout racked up his
fifth victory in the front piece lie
turned the trick with his mates
getting only four hits for him. He
yielded seven. and one run in eight
and two-thirdS innings
With two hits. one a homer and
the other a two-bagger. Roy Cul-
lengine was the big show IN the
first game He personally scored
all three runs a spectacular catch
by DickShot stole third hit from
Roy.
Trout had A shutout going into
the ninth. when the ace bumped
into serious trouble. His diff
fCultieS started when he walked
Cuccinello. Kerby Farrell followed
with a single that sent Tony
sc pering to third. CaSs
Mlchaels forced Farrell az second
but Guccinello scored.
When Mike fresh was walked.
Steve O'Neill stepped out 10 the
box and conferred with Trout.
After the confab, O'Neill returned
to the dugout and Trout stayed
on. Nagel batted for Buck Ross,
who had replaced Johnny Hum
phries on the hill for the Sox.
Nagel forced fresh and with two
out. the picture frightened for the
Tigers.
But when Trout walked Wally
Moses. filling the bases, Trout
walked off the mound without
further notice. Newhouser re-
placed him. Newhouser's debut
in the game was anything but a
bowling success. The left-hander
committed what Hal Weafpr. ~,
plate umpire. called balk, per
hitting Farrell 10 score.
There were violent protests by
Bob Swift the Tiger catcher
O'Neill and NewhouSer.
Swift claimed that he asked the
umpire 10 call time, an act which
caused Newhouser TO stop check
his pitching motion Wealer
claimed he did not hear Swift and
therefore did not call time. Swift
and Newhouser presumed time
had been called.
Whatever it was clogging up
Weafer's ears was not dislodged
by the protests. The score counted
and the Sox were with one marker
OF tying and another of possible
win.
But the dependable Newhouser
bore down all the harder and
forced Schalk TO pop TO Eddie
Mayo for an easy third out and
the game was over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
international League

Montreal SO Bslfimors SIS.
Eruark 4. Buffalo 2
Rochester 10, Syracuse ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

bands, Charles Lester NcvlnS and
Otis Taylor are sailors. too TheY
are members OF Milt Cross Ven
ture crew IN the eight meter class.
Doris NeVins has Peggy Grant,
Ruth Sinclair and Celeste Sktyc-
zki 10 help her while Doris Taylor
depends -eR-Het Frost, Evelyn
Rezanka and Betty Rypsam.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
A Real SpOrfm0n I'1SSeS
DETROITERS TO MISS
LATE CHARLIE BURTON

understood. There was so much
90 do and Charlie wanted 10
be doing Many persons did not
know il. but he was an art con-
noiSseur of OrientalS He was
honorary president OF Detroit
Amateur Baseball Federation IN
1920
No one knows how many boys
he helped through college. He
vas a DSR commissioner when
Frank Murphy was mayor. Back
in 1914 ne was president OF the
city coupcil lie came 10 the city
hall as the boy alderman" in
1q0S-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
DEVOTED ALUMNUs

The University Of Michigan
never had a more devoted alum
nus. A graduate Of the law
school. the university was defi-
nitely his major interest outside
the family and the office. In
addition 10 the abstract COM
pany he was head of the Charles
W. Burton CO. and the Burton
Mortgage Bond Co.
The family lives AZ 19440
Alton road Besides his wife.
Rose " TWO daughters. Mrs.
George Koftcn and Mrs. {. a.
Burck, three sisters. NJ Agnes
Burton. Mrs Harriet y. Reed
Mrs Roy SpokcS. and threc
brothers, Fred, Frank and
Ralph, survive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
NOW IT'S A TRIO

And for Jockey Eddie Arcaro,
the -Cevingten, KY Italian boy
who booted him home in front,
Hoop Jr. provided an opportunity
to make new history among the
riding clan.
Arcaros victory gave him
three Derby wins, tying the
records OF Isaac Murphy and Earl
Sande. Arcaro is az the peak OF
his career and probably will get
other Derby chances He has won
the triple crown title once. with
Whirlaway in 194l, and can be
come the first Jockey to do it
twice. Sande accomplished 1t in
1880 on Gallant Fox.
Principal opposition In the
PreakncSs may come from horses
Hoop Jr. did not face in the
Derby. The newcomers include
Pavot, 2-ycar-old champion OF
last season who won eight
straight races, Dockstader and
Coincidence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
SEE 10 HORSE FIELD

Calumet Farms Pot o Luck,
runner-up in the Derby, and Col.
c. V. Whitney's Jeep are being
sent 10 Maryland for the mile
and three-sixteenths run at PIN
leo. but in the 16-horse field may
not go. Burning Dream, Bymea-
bond and Sea Swallow are three
likely starters.
If Hoop Jr. wins the Freak
ness it will leave him with only
the Belmont mile and half test
TO complete the triple crown won
only bv Sir Barton, Gallant Fox
War Admiral. Omaha. Whirlaway
and Count Fleet.
Hooper Will be shooting at an
other mark in the Preakness,
Only two other horses. Count
Fleet in l943 and Gallant Fox in
1890. have gone on from winning
the Wood Memorial TO take the
triple crown
Hooper, who paid Sl0.200 for
the colt AZ the Lexington, Ky,
yearling sales. already has won
$50. .27O with him. all but $500
this year. In addition 10 the
Derby triumph ms winning OF
the second section Of the Wood
brought, a purse Of Sl9,l20
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Sail Boats
Manned
by Girls
By GEORGE f.. VAN

For the first time in the his
tory OF sailing in these parts. COM
plete girl crews are handling
hpatc in racaA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Vern Kennedy, former Detroit
Tiger pitcher, traded by Phillics
to Cincinnati for inhelder Walter
Flager Suffolk Downs race
track opens 54-day meeting today.
with new attendance and betting
records in prospect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Lewis ID. Grove, Warren, O.,
outboard racer, dead after crash-
ing into tree overhanging st.
Joseph River in South Bend, Ind,
race Ray Sugar" Robinson
tops weeks fiStic card in nation,
meeting Jimmy McDanicls, Los
Angeles, at N. Y. Garden Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
u Sports q
.DREVITIfO

Byron Nelson shot the best
score ever registered on a Cana
dian course, 20-under-par 26S,
in winning top honors in the
$4,000 Canadian PEA Open at
Montreal Nelson was 10
strikes better than jug McSpadQ
Joe Zarhardt was third.
while Ed Furgol, Detroit amateur,
finished fourth with 284.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
GFTS FRACTURED JAW

petectlve James caIIery told
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Doris NeYtA
wind in the y
Taylor is bod,
" in the SanrC
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

THIS YOUTH thinks of himself as Muscles Murray
Exercises every morning. But he's too cramped
by shrunk-up shorts to really let himself CO.
Murray doesn't know what to do about it, either
Well, he's just got to learn to have 'Sanforized
label on every washable he buys! Then it II dLooys
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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CHECKED STANDARD Of the trademark owner The ~San.
forzed" trademark is used by manufacturers
~Compressive Pre-Shrunk" fabrics only when tests
for residual shrnkage regularly checked through
the service Of the owners Of the trademark, in.
sure maintenance Of its established standard by
. users Of the mark. Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc.