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 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 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, 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. Durkee. Wisconsin state Mjm M X Harrla ftft- R—R2 uable player in Texas. ... He was Mr, C P sin • R—*3 five errors traps hoot champion, is a recent Mr! t»1 cards from Manhattan Beach that named on most of the All-Ameri- Mr, W* I. McC.n rrln lip!... Imperial literally zoomed it» . 2“"And The Brooklyn Dodgcts main- all is well. arrival at Fort Sheridan. . . The Mr, T O McLauahlin »3- 7 —RR , . . Against 6'i-game edge over can teams. N. Y. C. Mr, r H DeVlaatr *3- «-rr ¦*' i tained their Medicos took the lead in the Wilpnn S»R- way over entrenched leaders-in state after heating TRAPSHOOT ACE he sprinted 98 yards for a touch- Mr, A K 7—»l the Sr. Louis Cardinals b> Tower Softball League at Fort down. Mr, C Strieker 7- S 2 state! Here's one “success story": in one state $ to Mr, J. O B' ruder »R- % *» the Cincinnati Reds. 4. with Harry Lutomski, for men Ham- Sheridan . . . The Mixers, holding No card: Mrs R. O Mitrbell. Vlrglni, of Impirial—- a 12-hit attack as the Cards iramrk High and Detroit Tech second place, were *h(x*krd by the Paddock. there were .132 brands ahead the Phillies, 8 to I. halfback, is the sudden of their ace pitcher. Imperial! downed with parachme death 'l a.i.e „«!..» i .u . now they're alt behind Imperial a u that . Up! is whiskey The Dodger* won in the after- troops at Fort Bragg, N. He Sgt. Tony Braun. .. Sergeant 1~ Going noon behind the veteran-Johnny writes they start jumping at 1.500 Braun was one ol the best athletes Golf Final Set Allen, who allowed six hits* In- feet and the first time he made hi* in the post Tiger Box Score r hiding a home run by Erie Tip- hr felr his head and stomach mate: Li CUT Robert D Moser of Texas ' - ¦ ¦* ton. \VA*m>f.TON Cards won at night on 1 hr ( 'Die A B R H O A F six-hit pitching of Howard Wrist. Lochmoor 2 0 n For cnt.* 2 n o rs The Boston Braves outlasted 1 !C«mpl>*ll rs 2 ri rt n ft nl H, Spfnrf rs ,V ft a ftl Chicago Cubs. 4 to 3. in 17 the Hook Lewis Walter playoff 2 2 Off ih X ft ft ft the The between Red Run Vrrnnn. 1t t innings, the winning blow being a and for the Culltnhinr 3b 41 1 ft 3 1 Although Jack Adams’ Red Wings look in fair shape for Lakepomte champion- KIUMIHIA If 4 1 1 3 ft ft single by Johnny Cooney with he Kurly. r 4 ft 0 Meßeavy in ship of the District Golf League 1 2 sacks loaded. material with only Eddie Bu*h. Ken Kiln i and Pat Bullivitn. m .1 ft ft 2 3 2 the Canadian army to date, just try and figure how some of those will take place at Lochmoor. Sun- ei»ry 2h 3 l ft t 4 ft p 3 ft l ft ft hockey going to put on the ire. Nrwuofn. 1 other clubs are clubs day at 11 a m, Harvey Olson, *Rrp«*s 1 ft o ft 0 it Especially when .Mac Colville *nvs he i* joining the Canadian chairman, army ordnance corps in September with his brother Neil and \b*\ tournament announced Tnta.» IN 4 3 24 11 3 ' today. Rod Run qualified for the PI IROIT Detroit Netters Shihicky . . . The Ranger* will he saving good hy in one of tin* hy winning Wednesday A B O \ l*est forward line* in hockey when those three put on the khaki. .final the R H K championship, l.akopointe M.r<-,.k\. if 4 1 2 : ft ft Ken Reardon of Canadirn* and Jack McGill, the kid who racked division I’tamrr <.f 4 2 2 2 ft 0 topped the trams 3 'em up against Detroit for Boston, are already In the outfit. which played Hart f rs 1 2 0 0 0 their matfhes on Sundays. Y>.rk. Ih 3 117 3 0 MißSln* 3b 4 ft 0 l 1 1 Honors Red Run is seeking its second Hi,„.,lw ,rth ft ft 1 ft After 2b 3 2 Signals Over Drpt.r Despite the denial of Detroit race track It r 4 ft 0 S ft ft extend meet a rumoi ha* league championship. won in TrbbrfO officials that they will ' this mg, new HitrhcocK. *» 4 ft ft 3 2 2 Detroit district players compete 1932. Three members of that team 3 113 popped . . . The story is rjow that the officials aren't kidding While p 12 two tennis are included on the present lineup. today on front* No, Instead, the will « there won't he any extension . . . sir. tiack TV* Runa bas-d in llarri* 3 Hu./iin* 2 s appearance in Pauline Bet? of l»« Angeles helote If you've ever been tagged hv a tout at the Fair (•round*— Lakepomte Tn*t Bpenrr. Karlj Sullivan Cramer »f*lar> ,rrd < Vernon. School. Grossc Pointe. i* in tne go to course organization. al*o has sched- cm r v to Sullivan to I.aft on Coleman of the Toronto Globe and Mail and up Blue Bonnet* S. Pet rot t k. Bare* on state junior event at uled its final Sunday, at Rark- bse.'k Wa-bir.Kton Kalamazoo at Montreal . . . The tout* up ihere are bilingual, whh n ha* nothing for lm In Oil Newsom ft. iff White 3 Struck ford, ham It w preceded by i.• New m hv W hite 7 I mpirf* city . . oo a play- H> 2 with Bill Sayers of Red to do with running In bandage* . li'* |u*t that the> tout you in ill I’llkraa. faaaarrila and Sumrr.*i* Time of < Saturday afternoon at Warren boy*’ champion both French and English, which olrmaii claims i* enough to give off >ame 2 11 Attendance 2.0 W paid. Fred Kovaleski and Gene Rus- you the ftcreaniing-meemic*. lValley among the three teams tied sell of Hamtramck also are in the for the East Section title. Tney are Cowboy to Golfer Western at, Chicago, with Jim The big item, however, is that Coleman found a racing fan in Beverly Hills. Hillcrest and Bald in the Kirkwood, Jankowski and John Koliha Montreal who has the touting menace beaten . . . He's deaf, with Mountain. Warren Valley, winner .Toe famous trick shot junior and boys' special matones one of those*hattcry set earphones . . When he wards to hear of the West Section, and Duck golfer, started out a* a cowboy in held in connection with the major someone he turns on the powei . . It’s all very simple for him Lake, winner es the North Section, Australia He began hy playing event. now. He ju*t picks the horse he want; to b t, then turn* off the already have qualified for Sun- with hi* employer, a former ama- Otto and Sayers must win ai power on his hearing apparatus. days teur in England. j Kalamazoo to compete in the na- tighty-siM proof. 70% w —— tional junior and boys' tourney* groin noutrol rpirili I at Culver Ind August 3-8. Kova-i H lr*ki. a< the outstanding Michigan! ‘,L IS l0!t, why if. junior. qualified in view of lus CI IMPERIAL record. r 2 RIG REASONS! Sm.ric.'. f..t..t- --rvOR growing whiskey! * imoo,tin,ss Rosar Must Choose Pr>3BlR«M -vel*et*d" for «» tr j Buffalo, Mayor Says I IMPERIAL! ¦f l~or-pt a hed'tor»trancho«v'. Bt’FFALO. July 22 OJPL— Ca’eher Buddy Ro*ar of the New York Yankee* will not be per- mitted to divide hi* time be- tween basrhai ar< the Buffalo pohrr department. Mayor Joseph ,1 Kelly s«id today. Rosar left the IMPERIAL Yankee* without permission to IS take an examination for the police ’I job, announcing that he would ronr no. »* play baseball in the summer and serve a* a policeman during the winter if he passed the test.

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