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'Iis Imperial Help? Wednesday, July 22, PAGE 18 I) KIR OI T KVKN IN G TIM K S ( PHOSt ; CHERRY 8*00) 1912 AiMetes In Sunday's DBF Schedule n *»* a 4 300 Club v» Craftsmen Javns 1, 4. Probable Pitchers va Titana, Jayne 1 30 Fal- Service Marjorie * 300 Club 1. ¦ "i ' GAME Row Pepat-Colg, Bell# Isle '¦¦¦¦¦'¦ ¦' i T THE.GREATER Auto C'fth v» Yanks Increase 4 \» cons va Kirby, 330 Braii Pans Alter Northwestern 1. 1. Hudson 154. AMKKII A M EACH E Bv EDGAR HUES Rail va Hweei Sixteen.'Cooley. 4 Wlltiami (Dobson at (Dietrich ( LAW H Boeton «-4i Chicago v» St John Cant me. Javne 5. 4; Kowalski 6Ai 3 p m Lieut Gover Conner Lmerso- L'RWA Vi UAW 430 Bill* Isle 5 1 30 va Lincoln Park. Hamtramck Stadium. Philadelphia ißeese l-7> at St, I.oulg I'AW I Vil Vi l AW 1 .**7 Belli I*l« .3 «• 130 Kowalski ve Lithuanian Alliance. (Sundra 3-41-3 p m w a* in Detroit over the week-end Her First Four I.eaf Clovir '» URWA. Belle .lale 5 Hamtramck Stadium. 4 Waahlngton tHudson DETROIT by Taking Scores 4-10 i at Lead Mr jJHHHfInSk ' 4; Unoin \» E*#t aides, Ive* 4, LAW 7 (BRIDOEB A p m 7-3• . Detroit Lions 4 The former Vi Bill Miirhell. Belle I*le 6 1 30 PAW I.A*!» K New York t Donald A-2t at Clsveland va Craflsfnen, 2. 4 guard is now in the navy and ha* 7 Tool* Die Belle lile P.ame ve Goldboff. Dlngeman 1, 1 30 (Milnar 5-5)-» p m UAW v* Haiel Park. Jayne J. 4 Par- 154 Spartans vs (Joidhoft L>inximan 1. 4 NATIONAl. LEAGUE hi* train- eona va Ravi's. Wallace. 4. I’AW 174 vs k» at Brooklyn completed preliminary 4; VVoodmere ve Rebels Dlngeman 2. 1 30 Cincinnati tStarr 12 Play t.rand River Northwestern 3. John's vs Dlngsman 4; iHigble 97» 7 m Rebels Ranii. 2. Mohawks r ... Mi* District ve l 30; vi.| In .1 L. Hudion Tribe ing He picked up Emcr- .Arthurs Dark vs Stoepel 4; Wings St Louie (Beasley 10-4* at Ph'Ude|phl% From 2. First Northwest Huskies South Kurt. Atkinson 1. 130. J. L. Hudson 6*|ftl m * ! va Sure pel 2. Rita vs ijohnaon —3 15 p and 3-year-old Sally and bd - mi Opticians 4 Ortolea Fort Post. 1.30. St. n Atkinson 2 vs Montgomery St Chicago iPaaeeau 13-7) at Ros'orf been pretty much Marjorie St ve Ward. Clair 3 30 Hudson h.-pcb.,:: It’s South Fort Atklneon 14 Andrews ve A (Javery A-ll - 3 p m Yankee * T New Votk *i> Opticians Sam i \r 154 Ira Owls Northwestern 1 30. Row as ihe headliner in womens Atkinson 2. 130 v* Area Lel-i Only games scheduled. v*a* *t rodin,; tenay • • f H<»lt/,-uar « v» Si John Canilus Oakwood i marhine u # -—**- Niirthvveetern he stationed. ... Ox a* he was T r nt I** ’iq- Dixie. 1 30 Aces vs Knights of St John, jH* news b TP late. in I'ln rrn | »j|»haP! Paige hold. ywwrwftrrwww iijrx -ably towaiM another "T* i l K 4 ve Solar* Belle wwww w w roll,ns . to Brooklyn lass, the vs Kiex-O-Tube (. ‘"¦rth«errj Hiye known from Texas This Red Run who won Northwestern"! 1 1 \ |3d American l.c <gue pennant in the lele -RtliPMewa Belli. state championship last week for ( ( Isle 3 1 Vi. l4Uil Uall> beginning of a Western campa (jn w ! help l.ieut Com. Jim Crowley \ I.AW p!/ to \» Wallace 30 •Bk A the first time to add her fine United Univ ersal I Mel- MHr.ME.VR MlDUETS • • • their tenth Bn 'field 2080 Gladstone. The champions won Milton tr/ ml m S to the vlndale Bovs' Club va Nurthweil Lions showing ongoing semifinals '» up 5 4 v* Colonels Rittalion 12 Battalion t, Jayne V > )y, l.i.»t and picked Detroit,* 'is at Northwestern Bradford Qht nifht ' now Fort Custer of the recent Women s Western, v» vs Battalion A S' Clair : l>i-e 1 3d Houses Deal Andrews Battalion It a full game or> the chief threats [ / Iyv £ 3,*3 Battalion Ift vi Battalion 3 Belle Isle 2 Maplr I.am* awaiting assignment . MUt for *v r (>pen in Chicago, has now scored Northwestern 30 by ft '* 4 to lead the Boston Tied Sox 11 <mm!m Battalion Battalion Coolev Bat I 14-Mile and Hoover Roads of the \ Iliv Jkj another first. 4 I.At** l> tallon 5 v. Battalion 3 Atkinson 3 Bit- .. many* year* n fT the (.’lev elan ¦hv has l>ern one Phone Warren 2341 i India*** k\ i > Yesterday at Pine Lake, Mar- Haag* v* Wee' Side Lions Atkinson 1 islion 7 vs Battalion 2 Northwestern 5. >. la Vr were the yTo tennis in Michi- I v» Side v" games at I 3ft p rw Carr The standout plaver* v m n £ml jorie won her first weekly* event Lord Poet Wert nt>or:e Car* inns gan and several times won major of the Women's District Golf As- Yank* took the • series 85 to The . sociation with 11-41- nose T’"he last night. tournaments in ihts district ortener w th the out Mrs. H. Ci. Highie with 41- m 42-flfl , \ orv, * uas rr< I:te-1 w h his f • *a Pontiac tonight to‘pla> Pon- MfJm the * iii'ii In place sEa cam! Johnny 1 . Mur- . although Fireman tiac All-Stars . over the week- M His* *m Margaret Ru**ell of Oakland Hills, \va* in ’he b >\ at the finish. ~7& phy they who has held the whip hand in iOr end 1! play the Sutherland sfa/ic/o/ff/ t"in hy Wen Kel ne; date, home JE; *¦ these weekly tests to having ,l along Paper tram at Kalama/o. the liKiiitii v ' wtfd won six times. Margaret had 45- ujth four other hits that they FROM F.X-BANPLOTTER 41? 87. made while the Yanks were pound- It was the trusty* ptiHrr that xeeilent*’teports are being ie- ing out 10 T won yesterday But for exceptional The R* d Sox helped to add a enved on the progress of Aviation putting on greens that every one full game to their deficit behind Cadet Thomas K. Sheehan, now at else was complaining about. Mar- night the Yanks by dropping a the army air force basic flying jorie would have been several game to the White Sox a« Chi- school Goodfellow T'leld. San An- strokes higher. T innings, a Othep cago, 5 to in gelo Tex ... He has completed winners: Bobby two-run bonier h\ Iv>err hi* primary flight training at Virkt flikb* ¦ Firm groM Mr, W, R 9 C«m,ri>n. gro,, Mr, l. I* going for naught The Garner Tc.x. • D 2 *,cnnd j Field, Uvalde. lY .k Dodd. t»l firnt n,*, Mr, Pan D»ilm ( Sox produced n ll'-hit attack Sheehan was the nation's Iftft is ~,'ond n,t Mr, W 1 Ru,»*il. Red one of 'i 1 *2 against nine safe blows garnered outstanding amateur golfers while I 102 -1H H 1 their Second flight' First Kro„, Mr, J*m*« Sox battling ... set •* by the Red In at Mradowbrook. He a Flftrhrr, PR, »,cond grn,, Mr,. J k: way to a defeat. world's record in the qualifying • ¦?*!*&»**.. ? .1 K,nnsrrt HR first Mr, P K. Bri»d,r- home Waller Judnich national amateur at irk. t»tt-2t 73 „cftnd n,t. Mr,. W, C A run b> lound of the VonPrMirr lftft-22 7R first inning with two on and Club, Chi- TO!MM\ SIIEEHAN IN Ills LATEST ROLE in the North .Shore Country i 1 d jdfi Ft rat |nh m , v B by cago. Walling gm,, Mr, l.snr, another in the second Harland with 130 for 3b hole* ... He 103 ~rond ... tr . ' no anil .. Skinn,’. Ift3, n,» V* ('lift sacks empty gave rapt r -f/oifer in y air carp# fir»l Mr, M with the was ain of Notre Dame two ink :ir 7ft. ,rcnnd nrt. Mr,. T H Pop#. the St. I ouis Browns a 1 to .1 de- ' 103-2* 73 ing contact. \fter the Tust A. and M. i< hacked hy service I>n» ,<r>r, t.r «a, cision over the Philadelphia Ath- note from W illiam T. (Ripl f rnn-fttislififr* made A jump it's not so had, he insist.*. men from all parts of the country b> .Mr, Carl Mover with letics in another night contest. Collins, who played for Sam s in a the < Federation, Pi iv Henry V oid is a student for berth on all-star college HXVmnXMlir I 1.11. HT the Detroit Baseball at< - \FFFN WINNER Fort s motor team which will play the Chicago Kf«rjnrl, Row R 4 —*l tells that is at m Sheridan transport Mr, (. Higbia everything fine . H RR- 7—Rl Rrar> next month. Lieutenant Tne Detroit Tigers took an Tamp Crowder Mo., where he is school, where he is rearriijrig all Margaret Ruakfll R - 2—M3 from the Wash- automobile motors; Moser, now* stationed at Chanute Mr, VV .1 C*he,brn'.eh RR- 7—*l afternoon game stationed. Another about . former Field, was named the most val- M*». n. A.. Wettlaufer R« «—Rft ington Senators fi to 4. despite Sam's player. Joe Gauger, post- A N.
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