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Evening star., 1945-01-26
Senute Confirms Wilson

The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination of Edwin C. Wilson
of Florida as Ambassador to Turkey,
Evening star., 1945-01-26

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Gloria King Takes
State Net Title
Sue Ralston Gains
I5-Under Crown
By STANLEY L. BRINK

The girl who had two tennis
strikes on her before the title
match refused 10 be struck out
and Gloria King Saturday became
the new state junior open cham
pion
Miss King. II. Pershing High
senior had a straight set victory
over Josephine Smilka l6, 1914
winner and Hamtramck tenth
grader. g.. Ga at kingSwood
School Cranbrook
Nimble-fOoted sue PalSton. l3.
Kalamazoo. who drives viCiously
and effectively off both wings
gained the 15-under title from
Janet Weir. Ann Arbor. 6-1. 6-2.
Miss Smilka, hard-hittinG West
ern No. l, victor over Miss King
in three sets year ago, who IS
usually effective with teasing
drop shots trailing drives from
corner 10 corner that put a rival
on the run and out Of position,
missed repeatedly TO Glorias ad-
vantage.
Young Miss RalSton walloped
straight down and 10 the corners
with ease and dispatch
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Four NeuU Champs CroWned
In Michigan Prep Track

In the 220-yard dash, Swain
clipped onc-tenth second off the
mark of PIG. set in 1888 by
Mead for his second record.
Arlo Dennison paced the Class
y champions with two record
bro0king acts. He ran the century
in lob 10 break the record Of
I04 set in 1893 by Sprague of
South Lyon, which was matched
in 1885 by Wiese of Bear Lake.
In the 30. DenniSon paced the
dlstance in % seconds 10 break
the. record OF ;231. set in 1885 by
NieSe OF Bear Lake.
The fifth record was accounted
Tor los Jerry Kalkc OF ST. Joseph'S,
Class B champions, who leaped u
feet SIS inches 10 break the broad
lump record OF 2l\feet Sia inches
set in 1921 by George OF Petoskey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Detroit 0drsnen
Get I Seconds

PHILADELPHIA, May 70 -
Crosse Pointe High crews took
two Seconds, but Ecorse and
High oarSmen finished
out of the running in the eleventh
American scholastic rowing cham
pionshipS today.
The Pointers, representing De-
troit Boat Club and coached by
Jud Ross, took second in the
junior four-oared, won by Penn
Charter School of Philadelphia,
and second as St. Joseph's High
relieved it of its national eight
cared title
Wyandotte's four-oared shell
finished fourth and Jim Rice's s
Ecorse eight, after leading the
first quarter mile. dropped TO fifth
in the eight-event. won by st,
Andrews of Middletown, Del.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Snead Tough Cookie,
Byron Nelson Admits

FLUSHING. y. Y, May 26
CUP) - Slammin Sammy Snead
was "a little tired but awful
happy after he scored one
stroke victory over Byron Nelson
in their 36-hole medal play battle
at Fresh Meadow today
~ was using a new driver and
I didn't have the feel Of it,
Snead said "a he slipped an
orangeade in the locker room
after the match. "Then. too, l
was having trouble with those
long puts. just couldn't seem
TO get 'em up"
Nelson wouldn't say anything
about the obvious fact he was a
bit off his game, but commented
that "Snead Is a pretty tough
cookie.
IL did have a bit of trouble
with my long irons" Nelson
finally admitted II saw more
traps than ! usually do In SO
holes"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Ohio State Assistant
To Join Paul Brown

CLEVELAND. May 20 (INS)--
Fritz Heisler. assistant football
coach at Ohio State, now in the
navy. has quit his post al the
university 10 rejoin Paul Brown
as an assistant coach OF the
Cleveland entry in the new ALI
America Professional Football
Conference, II was revealed to-
night
John Brickels. acting general
manager of the pro club while
Brown remains on duty as navy
officer at Great Lakes. announced
that Heisler had agreed 10 come
10 Cleveland. He is stationed at
Crosse lie. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Price Going Down

The price Of college recruit stars
Is going down whereas Dick
Wakefield got S55.oo0 for signing
with the Tigers Don Crate OF
Ohio State is asking a ptny SIS
600 bonus Famous as a foot
ball and basketball player Crate
Is now an outstanding pitcher
The youngest player in or
ganized baseball H. Stanley
Slack. 1i-year-old Schoolboy,
who pitches for Johnson City of
the Class ID Appalachian League
>. In his debut recently, he
pitched a l2-inning victory =.
The new boxing law in Penn
- ania makes hearings by the
ietic commission mandatory
before revocation or suspension
of licenses.
Bob Logan. SouihpaS pitcher
and one.time Tiger, j. now IN
the Boston Braves d. Ensign
j. r. Wood. former Tiger, baggcd
Ave hits in a. many times at
bat recently 10 give san Diego
Naval Training station a vic
tory over the ~ TorO Marines.
Freddie LindStrom. for u wears
en- inGelder in the National
League. lS now postmaster az
Evanston. III Hack Wilson.
the man with the biz chest who.
as a member OF the Cubs. once
held the home run championship,
Is working IN a tap room IN Bal
timOre
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
NArioNtI iftCtI

EAST LANSING May Is
New champions were crowned IN
all four divisions and fiXo records
slid by the boards in the 3Sth run
ming of the Michigan High School
etic Association track and
{" meet on the Michigan State
College track today
The 1915 track kings are Class
A. Saginaw High; Class B. ST
Joseph; Class c. Romulus; CiaSS
ID. Michigan School for the Deaf.
Bob Swain, East Grand Rapids
speedster. clipped threo-tenthS of
a second in both preliminary and
final heat of the Class T. l0Q-yard
dash to set a mark Of 099 His
achievement broke tho former
record Of TO- set boy Frontczak
Of Dowaglac IN 1881 and matched
nv Ron Mead of East Lansing m
1857 and 1893.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
How Derby Horses Ran

~ uitrd Press
Trw kcltucky Derby candidates ran SAT
lrfar
BURNING DpEAn--won mile g 900
DE- ly Tiai o. Churchill DoNns D. : 80 is.
BEST EFFoPT- second to Burning Dream
FOREIGN AGENT-Third tO Burning Dream
FPFE FOR ALL SANDSLlNCER TIGER
RFpEL LIMESTONE DOB DOB DkRIEN
ART kJi-Ale -eu IN Derby Trial .
WAR JEFp-Wru sir fufI0nF - 600
Atted Jamaica Handicap ~ Jamaica IN
Ii 2.t
Janait.
OX BIOOD-Won mile and 70-yard race
or Jamaica m i.41 2-h
ItCoHF ACE SKIPPER Also ran IN sir
fufIrng rarr az Jamaica.
TIE DoCE-Tmrd in six flrlonE race 81
Q ifrr+ffr
NpWAuAY ran iu mile and six.
tesa'h $4,000 Rnsel Williams Handicap a.
rllrt .H Afrt'
PoNREY Al-o ran IN six iufions race At
NaIFarans0tf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
'M,' Great Lakes
Game in Making

CHAMPAIGN. May 26-Frln
Crisler and 1t Cmdr Rollle VIII
liams, athletic officer AZ Great
Lakes. conferred here today on a
football game az Ann Arbor, Sept.
l5. Williams will ask permission
for the game from the command
ing oflIcer at Great Lakes Mon
day.
If Great Lakes decides against
the game, Iowa Preflight VIII bs
scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Brad|eyCo|
Trial Winner
Derby Test Goes
TO Burning Dream

NEW YORK. May 26 (UP)-
An old mans yearning for lust
one more" Kentucky Derby VIC
tory came closer TO realization
today. when the appropriately
named Burning Dream scored a
surprise triumph in the $1,000
Derby Trial at Churchill Downs
The @greeHhern" son of Bime-
lech had won only two races for
elderly Col. Edward r. Bradley
and earned only $4,000.
A fry cry from the record OF his
famous daddy, who won the inn
portant test for the classic five
years ago. the hay colt was far
back most in the mile jaunt--
never figuring as contender I'M
III the three-quarters..
Then Jockey Doug Do dson
moved up TO third and went ON 10
win by a length within 70 yards
of the wire
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Newhouser, OrreH
To Pitch Sunday

PHILADELPHIA. May 20
Harold Newhouser and Joe Orrell
will pitch for the Tigers against
the Senators in Washington this
Sunday. Orrell, rejected for mill
tary service ~ a draft board in
Detroit, rejoined the Tigers here
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Narragansett- lie was carrying
1l6 pounds and an eyeShade.
Dave EpfrisS. the Red SoX
recruit pitching seHsatinn1-is
smbideXtrOus when he at
tended Mississippi State College
ne played first base irft handed
.HHa piteheti-rtEht fHnrfrt
At high school llc was a second
baseman Icrriss cost the
Sox mere Is ccnts--the price
Of n telegram Joe tr0nin
probably wouldn't take $4,000
for the 23-ycar-Old phen0m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Irish Slam on Event
To Beat Bron(Os

KALAMAZOO. May % Notre
Danes track team defeated West
Crn Michigan today. 6zia TO "a p.
.lammIp the half-mile 10 assure
victory. The Broncos slammed the
broad Jump and saw Bill Porter
jackson. place as high point man
with - for firStS IN the 100 and
the nigh and low hurdle events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
AFTERNOON ROINI
BLOOMFIELD HILLS FETES THOMPSON
He Is Clubs Manager for Is Years
By NJ. r. DRUkENBRoD

Bloomfield Hills Country Club
will honor Harry Thompson, ono
OF the grandeSt fellows in golf,
on Saturday June 9.
The occasion will mark Harry's
25th anniversary as manager OF
the club and golfers throughout
the district, all of whom hold
him in high esteem, will join the
members of his club in felicitat-
ing him.
The oldest manager here in
point of continuous service at one
club. Thompson has done a won
derful job through all these years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
ALMOST A TRIPLE

Fairservis was just a fraction of
step behind Michigan's twins at
The finish. Most of the fans
thought the Western Conference
had produced its first triple dead
heat, but the judges placed Fair
servis third.
Walker gave Illinois an early
lead by picking up nine points in
the loo, winning in the excellent
time of :09.9 a full step ahead of
Mark Brownstein of Minnesota.
Ben Harvey of Michigan, who won
the indoor meet, had to be salts
fled with fourth.
Ten minutes later, Walker came
back TO take the 120 high hurdles
in Is seconds, a tenth of a second
ahead of last years winner. Michi-
gan failed to place a man in the
finals and the Illini were able tC
add seven points to their total.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Totals as , "a 6 Totals 42ls27l4

Puns-stirnVeiss Crosetu Lindell 4 Etten.
Grimes 2 Crompton Dubiel Errors-Cuccin-
clio Casino Cfosett Runs betted In
CromptOn 3 StiruWeiss Z Grimes 4. Dubiel
Croselu , Martin TwO-base hits-Dubiel
Martin Thrce-base hit-Grimes. Home run
StimWeiss stolen base--Grimes sacrifices
Cuccinello. StlruWeisS Double plays-Dubiel 10
Crosettt 20 Etter Grimes TO StrnVeiss 10
z ten Lift on tases-ChcaEo 4. New YORK
on Dubil ?. off Touchstone 2 Struck
out-By Dublsi I by TouchStone 1. Hts
or Lee p ip,5 innings: off johnson 3 IN ?
iunu1r OF Tbuch stone 4 IN 1 inning Hii
b, pitcher-By Lee tLindell wild pitch
Dunil Bslk-Les. Umpires-StsWart. weafei
and Mc(5uFa a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Lourdes Wins in 9Th

With Frank Colansinki allowing
only five hits and tanning Is.
LourdeS defeated st. Gregory. 3D..
nine innings. in a Catholic League
first division game. Jim Lesbos
single scored Jack Titler, who had
opened the ninth with a single,
with the winning run.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
RoY's HIT COUNTS

Roy Cullenbine's single in the
seventh inning scored Eddie Mayo,
who had doubled with the VIM
ming run.
II was a ffee-hitting affair in
which Wilson went the route and
the Athletics used two fingers
Don Black and Steve Gerkin.
Wilson gave up II hits whife the
Tigers collected an even dozen off
the Philadelphia hurlers.
With four hits. one of them a
two-bagoer. Mayo led the Tiger
attack. The fiery second baseman
drove in run and scored two or
his teams counters. Bobby Maier
bagged two singles. Rudy York
brought home the other two De-
trOit scores
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
OPENS WITH 20

Snead, who had fired a 36-34-
20 on the morning round. added a
36-37-73 over the par 20 layout
while Nelson had 35-3s-73 in the
morning and tackled on a 35-36-
II in the afternoon for a 144.
Nelson's putt which missed by
a fraction Of an inch on today'S
36th hole thus sends him out to-
morrow needing a decisive victory
in SO holes Of match play at Essex
c. C., West Orange, y. j.. 10 re-
gain the prestige he lost today
Snead. who was supposed TO
have an advantage off the tee.
was below his usual driving form
and Nelson often outdiStanced
him. But the Toledoan's ron
game. for which he Is noted.
wasn't up TO par. Neither was his
putting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Yanks Drub Sox
Again, $50
Make II Fourth
Straight Victory

NEW YORK, May 26 GNS)---
New York Yankees unleaShed an
l8-hit attack today 10 flatten the
Chicago White Sox. l3 10 0, for
the fourth time. as Walter Dublel
hurled three-hit Shutout
Dubiel. Oscar Grimes, and
George StirnweisS each contrib
uted three hits to the onslaught.
StirnweiSs drove out his second
homer of the year in the third
as a crowd of 1889 looked on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
DISGUISED WITH PUTTING

Snead was disgusted with his
putting as well as hiS driving
The seventeenth proved Mel
sons ink hole on both rounds.
Snead picking up two strokes on
II in the morning.
Should Nelson win tomorrow AT
match play it would leave their
personal feud where il started
each with victory-with no pro-
vision for a playoff
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Memorial Day Sports

GOLFReguar holiday all district clubs featuring
flag mixed tourSomeS
play handcap Some clubs will include driving and putting
we'll as special games chfdreh
Midget League at NorthweSteTn fed
Detroit Tigers at New York doubeheaderJ
SWIMINGBoth Belle Isle and River Rouge bath mouse VIII OIL
ficially open for the
BOWLINGLavn bowling viii get under With matches cht
and Chandler Park. City fve-nsn
tournament Singles doubles Palmer Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Cochrane VS.. Graziana

NEW YORK, May 70 tUP)--
Welterweight champion Freddie
Red Cochrane was signed today
TO meet Tommy Rocky Graziana
in a 10-round overweight bout at
Madison Square Garden on June
90
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

0NlSTEnt on
are SUPPOSED 10
get 38 words
and do it in -
Paul Richards
roaned all over
PhilAd e Up hia
HyfifE to -liIla
four : letter
word for sur
CeTy
A nag named
Night Editor
won a race at
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

clubs announcement of the day
TO be held in his honor
"His inherent courtesy
kindly philosophy and down
right good nature have en-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
SERVES CLUB WELL

A tireless worker and a good
organizer, he has made the club
he serves a most enjoyable place
TO visit. Comforts Of members
and their guests always have
been uppermoSt in his thoughts
How highly he j. regarded by
Bloomfield Hills members is best
SET forth by this part OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Nelson's S Putt Misses,
Snead Wins by Shot

FLUSHING-N-Y Y,-Alay= =ttP)-Slammin' Sammy Snead
strong gofs unofficial world championship today
holes Fresh Meadow Country Club
a medal PLAY victory Byron Nelson
slarled lhe final Is and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Brownies Win, ;,
Square Series

BOSTON. May 2s uNsl-st.
Louis Browns gained an even split
in their series With The Red Sox
by taking the fourth and final
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

"Guess II must be my collie
giaie- locks, ,"LItettTtttyy- ork was
puzzled when be read in a
Philadelphia paper where he
had been listed from Pied
mons" tn an all-Star major base
ball team picked from former
college athletes now in the big
time
II never even played in the
Piedmont League" The big Tiger
first baSeman explained
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
YorkDrives
In Two Runs
Mayo Bats In One
Run, Scores z More
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA. May 90
Wilson, recruit right
handler from Buffalo. won his first
victory in the big leagues as the
Tigers whipped the Athletic, Sd.
in the final game OF the series
today before a crowd of $500.
1t was the Tigers third tri-
umph in four games here, not
counting a protested game, and
gave Steve O Neill's injury-riddled
aggregation undisputed possession
of second place as the White Sox
succumbed to the Yankees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
GAY BIT INFRoNT

The favored Gay Bit went out
In front IN the stretch 10 register
tWo-longth victory in the S., 600
Philadelphia Handicap. which
marked getaway day al Pimlico.
In the days other headliners
Spangled Game $3.50. scored a
two-length victory over Son Of
Hal and Boot and Spur in the
s. 900 added Roger Williams
Handicap AZ NarraganSet while
Ouiz1lc captured the 5000 Crete
Handicap az Hawthorne in ia
fiat for siN mrlonps over Holdall
and Harriet Sue. Spangled Game
covered tho mile and sixteenth
lu - i-5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
College Baseball

Navy hflrt
Princeton + Columnis ~
Rutgers II \. Y L II.
uniou College q, r PTB
Michigan ii-s, Wisconsin IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

one stroke away A. they went into
the final nine Tipped a lO-foot
putt on the final green which
would have given him birdie and
hslve for the medal play round
as Snead finished with a bogey
five
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
trtat.


81 Louis zoo oO5 VVr-s
Boston llV wv WV
RunS-Krsevich STEPHENS ? Martin Nc
Quinn .. MSncuso. Cut,srege. CgloeI.pn'
ArtkOVich Trrofs-Guttcridgs 2. Tobin. Met
koytch Nrwsonae Runs hAited in--Siephent
2, Carbacs, Cutteridgs ;, Byrnes, Schultz.
McQunn fCgltertqn scored 10 Nftt hs
double play vas made LfN on be8f-
Phston 10 s. Louis 10 Twc-bs@ hits
SsWsonls Nc9uinn Hons run-stephens.
Sscfiflcc hits-SewsornF. Farfiu stoien osscs
-NstkoYich GuttericEs Bases on bsHf-Of
Judd 3 Of KsuSnaun g., OF 'ShirltY .
rurk ouf--Rv Judd ty berrtlt ~
SHIRLEY Double plAys--NcQuinn 90 Sc
phena 20 McQuinn .ClifsrdFs 20 Mc2uiun
Intf-OG Jndc in tes .aHiuN of typs
1 IN I, inning or Hsusmbnn IN innings
none 0s- ir slKrfl OF sdf4eu In
lrning Losing pifrner--ludd Time y
C'rnirrs-~lmms. Rue gnc hgneI Attend
surc--T 500 tfs.iustfc
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Sports Tigers Beat Macks in Series Final, Sd
Spor is
Liberty Bell Puzzles
Two Tiger Rockies
BY LEO MACDoNELL

~HILADELPHIA, May 26 -
Paul Dizzy Trout tells this one
on Bill Pierce and Art Houtte-
man, the Tiger high school rook-
les.
The pair visited Independence
Hall. near the Tiger hotel, and
reverently inspected the Liberty
Bell.
"Why don't they mend the
crack" Houtteman wanted 10
know.
don't know" Pierce shook
his head, guess its on account
of the war--they can't get the
materials"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Totals 34l2 a. 7

Runs--Maier ? Mayo 2. Wilson, Burns.
siebert, Hall, Hayes Runs oatted in-York ?,
Mayo Reil q cullenbine Errors-CrAmer.
Maier, wilkins ?. Two-bAse hits--York. Kell 2.
Mayo Three-baSe hit-HAyes. Sacrifice hits
Cullenbine. Wilson Left on bases-Detroit 2.
Philadelphia z. Double playS-SiebeTi Jun
assisted Sleoert to Wilkins. Cullenbine 10
Richards wilkins 10 Hall 10 Siebert. Hall TO
wilkins 70 slebert Bases on bsns--Ou wilson
/ or Black 3 off Gerkin / struck out-Hy
Wilson 4 by Cerkin 1 Hits-ON Black 8 IN
l2a innings Wild pitch-Black. Umpire
Crieve and ROnmel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
WON 4 DERBYs

Bradley, who has indicated he
will retirctrom racing this year,
has won four Derbys with his fa-
NOUS 'B suffering his
greatest DISAPPOINTMENT when
Bimelcch failed in 1870.
But with Burning Dream beat
ing the Derby favorite Free for
Alltthc old mans hopes rose once
more Burning Dreams time was
F.3S Is FOR The mile and he paid
S.. so for 81
{. & Tanners Best Effort was
second and Lookout Stables For
eign Agent third John Marsch's S
hIghly-touted Free for All set the
pHcr 70 the three-quarters, faded
TO third entering the stretch and
folded completely 10 finish fourth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
deared him 10 all We at
Bloomfield Hills wish him the
best of all good things"
NATIVE OF ENGLAND

Harry was born in Noting
ham, England He was associated
with the Tower Co. in Blackpool,
where he acquired practical ex-
perience in catering. He gained
hotel experience in England with
the Midland Hotel in Manches-
ter. the Grand Hotel in Birming-
ham and the Claride Hotel in
London.
He came 10 America in 1904
and formerly was in charge of
catering at Detroits Hotel Pom
chartrain.
Harry has been interested in
golf since he was Il Some of
the former snap is missing from
his swing but he continues a fine
competitor, which prompts this
warning:
Don't hook up with him in a
ioust on the golf course without
getting plenty of strokes. You Il
probably need them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Changed His Name

and either veteran Tigers
who knew Jake Az. the former
Fort Mnth manager who died
recently recalled AtZ right name
was Zimmerman.
when hc- jnined the White
SoN years ago" York explained,
"Jakie was told that Charley
Comiskey paid oii in alphabet
ieal order. 30, ne changed his
name To AtL"
Hub Walker. FtIc 'figUrs cross
word puzzle expert, squeezed out
feHf-Iettrr- WORDS Of tt1e word
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
ONE HIGH SPOT

Walker took first in the 100
and both the hurdles. Kelley was
first in the 440 and $50. Walkers
victory in the 100 was one of the
high spots. 1t was just the second
time he had ever run the event IN
an outdoor meet and his time was
:09.9 on a good track.
Michigan won the mile. taking
the first four places, and first and
second in the tWo-mile.- They
scored As many points as could be
expected in the 440 and $50 with
Kelley returning TO top form after
his early season injuries.
The Hume twins. aided by Wal
ter FairSerVis and Robert Themp-
son, gave Michigan a big lead in
the mile. The Humes, Ross and
Bob. ran a dead heat for the sec
ond year in a row after taking the
lead halfway around.