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JUL. THE DETROIT FREE PRESS FRIDAY. MAY 21, JOE PALOOKA A "Grand" Jury A 1 ET NO' FELLERS THINK 1 -n TUIC CKVI OOKA IS 7 AND IN CONCUJOM TW' PROSECUTE ATTOPb SOMETHIN TEST GENTLEMEN I DEMAND THrTT TITAN TRACKMEN TO FACE TUTORS Western State Team Jiere Saturday SHOWED ENOUGH FACKS THPT WRONG GOT ONc II I TM' LAW'S BEEN BROKE" THEN 1 1 NrVfTH O'HtS GENTLEMEN, REMEMBER, "WE DEFENDANT, 30S PAVOOKA, VIOLATED AUTOCUE TWO-SUBDIVISION A- OP "WE ANTl- VOU RETURN A TVUC OtUL. U. S.

NETTERS MEETANZACS Zone Finals in Davis Cup Opens Friday CONSARN NA RETURN A I HANK. ,11 StUBBOWS I INDICTMENT GO IN THE ON. INDtCTlMG THE SAID PALOOKA AS GUILTY OF THESE HEINOUS CttlMES AGAINST THE MOWuj UW, AND OKltK ur HIS COMMONWEALTH I 5 MA-UAH fUKE HE i WTIW SO' ISWALLVED HANK ii i It'backv. 'jr (fa Hill I Ii 1111 University of Detroit trackstert will meet Western Stats Teacher College of Kalamazoo in a dual meet at the U. of D.

Stadium Saturday afternoon to complete th Titans' schedule for the year. Th meet Is slated to start at 2 o'clock. Saturday's races will mark the final home appearance of four Titan veterans, Capt. Dave Kull. Bill O'Neill, Archie Teager, and Redmont Carey.

The outstanding Red and White runners will competa at th annual Central Intercollegiate at Milwaukee next Friday and Saturday with the entries dependent upon the performance against Western State. PHILADELPHIA, May 26-(A. two ranking tennis players of Australia and the United States face each other tomorrow in the second singles match of the North American Zone finals of Davis Cup championship rilay at the Philadelphia Country Club. Tall, blond Jack Crawford, con-dldpred the greatest Australian player since the days of Norman Brookes, was drawn today to oppose the slim H. Ellsworth Vines, United States champion, They will follow Harry Hopman, Australian No.

2 player, and Francis X. Shields, of New York City, who were chosen to open the series. Two singles matches will be played tomorrow, and two on Monday, with a doubles match Intervening on Saturday. The winner of the series will meet the Brazilian team, which won the South American zone final by default, at the West Side Tennis Club in New York on a date yet to be fixed. While the make-up of the doubles teams was not officially announced, John Clemenger, non-playing captain of the Anzacs, said Crawford and Hopman probably would represent Australia.

Capt. Fit)! Eugene Dixon, of the United States team, made known that Wil-mer Allison, of Austin, and John W. Van Ryn, of Philadelphia, were his choice. WASHINGTON NINE 13) Intra I'M INSIDE GOLF By Chester Horton tn TWICE UP THE. BAND.

JfW IU Kits I I We now have the clubhead withdrawal, the first mechanical action in the golf swing, in completed detail. The clubhead, with the hands TO PLAY WOLVES Long Series Opens at Hamtramck Friday iTtrrinri id EXTRA ip STRENGTH herniation hmtecf Ixki Wwi near the right hip, hanging as a weight In the fingers, mostly of the left hand, is now ready to swing. So now the club starts to swing around, action is a swing, just as the forward action is a swing. What I want to grasp here is that the back You will have acquired, in withdrawing your hands, an inward break in your left wrist. Hands now move around and back and the clubhead, swinging, moveB into accelerated pace; slight movement of the hands here naturally speeds up the clubhead as it swings in a greater arc.

As your hands continue, this Inward break in your left wrist comes out, so that when the hands are well around we find the club again in the same relationship to hands and wrists that it had in the address; the left wrist straightens out and is again in straight line with the shaft. The arms have not lifted. Practice that second detail. (Copyrigot, 10.12) 41 tt Strfl(n Usls ealwits Trss 4 CsrC tif II If FT VfRS-r IH iiNE wrm shaft. DI BLASI'S BAN TO BE PROBED Prep Officials Call Meeting Thursday 7 I nrWTnT.TTr Kim TIGER BATTING AND PITCHING AVERAGES Pitching will be the big factor that will determine the outcome of the seven-game series the Detroit Wolves open with the Washington Pilots for the East -West League leadership at Hamtramck Stadium Friday afternoon.

Detroit will send forth two of the best hurlers in the loop, and incidentally the youngest and oldest, while Washington will counter with the league leader. Trent, an eighteen-year-old youth, will be one of the men on whom the Pack will look for at least one victory. In one of the two games scheduled for Sunday, Manager William Dismukes will send Sam Williams, 81 years old. In MacDonald, of Washington, the Wolves will be meeting the league's leading moundsman at the present time. Away to a good start, the Pilots stepped behind Mac and he has breezed along merrily all season.

But when he faces the Detroit squad he will be meeting the hardest and timeliest hitting crew in the league. In order that shop and factory workers may have a chance to en-Joy the pastime, the Wolves have set back the games of Friday and Saturday to 5 o'clock. Two games are set for Sunday and the first will be started at 1:30 o'clock, so the teams may catch an early train for Washington, where they play morning and afternoon Monday, with a third game Tuesday. 6 7 Hogsctt Lawrence Ml Investigation of the disqualification of Biaglo Di Blasi, dethroned Redford High School individual golf champion, was under way Thursday by prep athletic officials. Frank Hermanson, Redford athletic director, lit a formal protest, asked that the officials rescind the rulings which barred the Husky NEW LOW PRICES ON golfer after he had swung a club AB T8 SB 3B RR SH SB Pi-t.

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If a settlement is not reached, at this meeting Mr. Blanchard said the matter would be referred to the Athletic Board of Control for a ruling. i MOONTED teVrUOH AND riTCHEBS' RECORDS Firestone Courier Type 30x3V2 $88 Each When Bought In Pair Goldnlein Whitelull 3 6 8 norrrll BASEBALL IN BOGOTA One baseball is sold annually in Bogota, Colombia. It is purchased July 3 of each year by the American Luncheon Club for a baseball game between tho American and British colonies July 4. Cum Dipped Cord Plie Each II Under Tread i P' 6 $3.79 6 3.83 6 4.50 6 4.57 6 4.72 6 4.80 6 4.98 6 5.39 6 5.82 1 3 6 4 lo 3 1 Pet 1.000 .750 .714 .500 .500 .400 .333 IP 9 23 08 18 35 34 24 11 31 19 33 43 21 13 21 33 13 16 25 10 BR 10 13 17 25 9 17 14 11 SO 3 13 25 24 10 20 6 Wyatt 10 SIZE 4.50-20 4.50-21 4.75-19 4.75-20 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25-18 5.25-21 Herring 8 Bridget fhle Hognett 8 WHAT THE RADIO OFFERS IPriigramt are printed a Intneii hj the malinnj lined and are tuMeet to change without notice) 3.31 30x3(4 Ex.

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1:45 P. M. WW Tales of the Great Northwest. WXYZ Columbia Artist Recital. 2:00 P.

M. WJR The Bookworm. 2:30 P. M. WWJ Woman's Radio Review.

8:00 P. M. WXYZ United States Marine Band. 3:15 P. WJR Radio Guild ln "David Garrlck.

4:45 P. M. Little Orphan Annie. 6:30 P. M.

WJR Royal Vagabonds. 6:45 P. M. WWJ The Goldbergs. WXYZ Anson Weeks' Orchestra.

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8:00 P. M. WWJ Harry Reser's Eskimos. WXYZ Week End. 8:30 P.

M. WWJ Orchestra, soloist. WJR Roy Shields Orchestra. 9:00 P. M.

WWJ Young Artists Light Opera. WJR Paul Whiteman's hieftains. 9:30 P. M. WXYZ Nat Shllkret's Orchestra, Alex Gray.

10:00 P. M. WJR Amos 'n' Andy. WXYZ Barlow's Symphony. WWJ Russ Colombo's Orchestra.

WJR Chandu, the Magician. WXVZ Today and Yesterday. WJBK Frank Gehagan a Orch. 7:48 P. M.

WJR Sister of the Skillet, WMBC Musical Parsons. 8:00 P. M. W.lRf'riendhln Town. OLDFIELD TYPE WXYZ Week End.

WWJ Harry Reser's Eskimo. WM BC Crystal Cowboys. 6 Cum Dipped Cerd Plies Under the Tread ivjurt Kentucky WEXL V. V. W.

"Jn Mem Cum Dipped Cerd Plies Under Trsed SIZE ory." P. H. WMBC The HarTester. WJBK Verne Wlllard. 8:30 P.

M. W.TBK Sybil KrelghoB, 11:10 P. M. pianiai. :30 P.

M. WJR Betty Crocker. WWJ Orchestra, soloist. WJR. Roy Shields' Orchestra, WXVZ-t-To the Ladies.

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WXTZ Program Preview. chestra, Gu an, 8:00 P. M. 4:00 P. M.

12:30 P. M. WW.T Vow Yorker Orchantra. WJB Paul Whiteman' Chief W.TBK Nina Marie. tains.

WMBC Buddy and Laura. WMBC Soldier' Bonu Talk. WJBK Rogina Ruth, aongi. WJR National Farm and 4:1,1 P. M.

WXYZ Beau Bachelor. WWJ Young Artists Light HUDSON'S directs ijou to the new Merchant Tailoring Department where JEine clothes are designed and tailored by ci(ll an) TJoilWJ Bespoke Tailors See Our Display of New Summer Fabrics Tropical Worsteds for Business. Flannels or Shetlands for Sports Wear s90 Home. Opera. WXV7 Atlantic flty Mmicale.

WMBC Kornian Gurrant. WJR Salt and Peanute. W.MHC Margaret Rowe, pianiat. WJBK Three Mixer. njiih Liucyue jonnson, ao P.

M. 8:18 P. M. prano, 4:30 P. SI.

WXTZ Adventure In Health. W.TBK Lucylle Johnson, eo MORNING l'KOtiHAMN 6:00 A. M. WJR The Old Nightwatchman. 6:15 M.

WJR The Latnrh Brigade. 6:110 A. M. JR The Old Nlehtwalchman. Kyo Upeuor.

0:45 A. M. VTJtt BJJl and Harold. 7:00 A. M.

WWJ Golden Dawn. WJR Landt Trio. WXTZ Arthur Outow, organ. WJBK Good Morning. A.

M. WJR Popular Hit. WWJ Morning Devollum. 7:30 A. M.

WJR Three Acre. WWJ Cheerio. HO I lawn HrCKkpr. WJBK JJHiicfl KecorUa. A.

it. WJR John Fogarty, tenor. 8:00 A. M. WJR Steamboat BUI.

WXVZ The Karly Btrda. WWJ Gene and Cilen, comedj. WMBO The Singing Piano. WJBK Dance KocordJ. A.

M. WJR Lady Bug. WWJ Ton ot tho Morning. 8:30 A. M.

W.IR Beautiful Thoughta, WXYZ Tuny'e Scraprook. WWJ Tontght'a Dinner, WJBK Dance Records. A. M. WWJ Colonel Goodbody'a Food Talk.

W.IR Nothing But the Truth. WXYZ Irene Beaaley, aongi and jinglee. HO Ryan Siitera. WJBK Dawe Reconla. 0:00 A.

M. WJR Mra. Blake a Talk. WWJ Pie Plant Pete. WXVZ Anne Campbell.

WMBO A Pair ol Jack. A. M. WJlt Plara. Ln and Em.

Breed and De Rose. WXYZ Crumit and Sanderaon. WMBi; The Detroiter. WJBK Morning Aloode. 9:0 A.

St. W.IR Our Daily Food. WWJ r'anhiona and Figurca. WJBK Dance Recorda. WMBC Gladya Sanderaon.

A. M. WJR Mttla Bo Peep and Boy Friend a. WWJ Btty Crocker. WXVZ Don and Betty.

WMBC Pair ol Jacka. A. M. WMBC Health Talk. 10:00 A.

St. WWJ Salon Singers. WJR U. S. Marine Band.

WXV7 Bricht Spot. WMBC Voice, piano, recital. 10:111 A. St. WXVZ The CaptiTRtora.

WMBC Jack Allen Singera. WJBK Morning Mueiu Moods. A. 31. WWJ The Marionette.

WXYZ Ida Bailey Ailm. WMBC Studio Program. A. M. WXVZ Ben Alley, aongs.

WMBC Your Hour. A. SI. WWJ Tlrcle Program. WJR Mre.

Fige Vlelt. WXYZ Ted Brewer' Orchestra. tVMBr The Flying Reporter. WJBK Hana and Frltx. A.

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ww.T Poppy Day Speaker. WJR Glol Trotter. WXVZ Columbia Revut, WMBC lom and Buck. 11:3.1 A. M.

WWJ Winga of Song. 1 1 A. St. W.IR Oklahoma rnwlioye. WXYZ Maple laf Quartet WMBC feather Dawa.

uiu WXV7 Miller ft Van. WJBK Charlotte Ahlgren, WMRC Kentucky Cane Break- WJlt The Singing I.ady. New Low Prices at Every Firestone Dealer in Michigan. See the One Nearest You! WXVZ George Hall's Oreheatra. prano.

P. M. era. 1 :00 t. M.

WMBC Children' Hour, WJBK Children Hour. WJR Cyril Weretuail. baritone. WXYZ Sat Shilkiet Orches 4 lift P. WXVZ Alei Semler.

WWJ Contract Bridge. tra. Alex Gray eoimet WJBK Polish-Gypsy vvjbii Kutn ward and Hen-net Palmer. W.IR Little Orphan Annie WXYZ Department ot Health WMBC Kendall Blair, tenor. WMB3 Crazy Cat Rem.

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WWJ Dr. Cohen'i Pet Club. P. M. WXYZ Do, Ri.

Me. WJBK AU-Amencan WMBC Alhambra Duo. WJBK To be announced. WMBC Four Megaphonea. 8:30 P.

M. WJR Royal Vagabond. 1:30 P. M. WJR George Sherhan'i Orch.

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Elliott NORTHWEST WMUC Rons Knight, soprano. 1 P. SI. WWJ Tnlea ol Great otiestra. WMBC The Harmony Boy.

P. M. WJR Closing Stock Report. WXV7 Music Box. WMRC Carl Sohie.

tenor. WJ11K Bert Stock Oreheatra WXVZ Columbia Artiit Re cital. WMBC The Girl Frienda. ltftft P. M.

WJR Edna Wallace Hopper. 2:00 P. M. SECOND FLOOR Corner Wsodwird ind Grand Rlv HUDSON'S STORE for MEN Clairmotint Auto Supply 1014 t'lslrmount at 12th Allen Oarage, Seven-Mile Road and Llvernois Atlanlie 1'aclfle Oil Co .57 Grand River Ave. Kullerton Service Station 14.11 4 Fullerton Jcflcra Service btatloa Linwood Jonee Bros.

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Jean Leonard Super Service lack at riickerson Kerrheval Auto Supply 7.115 Kercheval Martin Super Service 14B3 Charlevolr Maryland Warren Super Service Maryland and Warren Pete Mazur 6248 Cheue WWJ Julia Hayen. WXYZ Musical Comedy Hiti. WJR The Bookworm. John Koctee. nunc Meiooy puo, 10:00 P.

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WMBC or Kell and Ellen Townaend. WJBK Gebagan Orchestra. 11:00 P. M. WJR Radio Reporter.

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Wjaudotu Ked Auto Supply Co 13823 Michigan Ave. at Maple, TVarhorn Clyde Ford 21K2S Michigan Dearborn D. M. Sllkworth CHI Co. Tpsilantl Square Deal Hrpcr-9 Mile St.

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WJBK Charlotte Ahlgren. or eanist. WMBC Hy Steed'a Orch. 6:30 P. M.

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M. WJR Raleigh Hawaiiana. WXVZ Columbia educational Feature. WJBK Muriel Welch, pianiit. P.

M. WWJ Ball Game. P. M. WJR Rhvthroie Serenade WXYZ C.

S. Marine Band. WM lit; Contract Brtilge Leeeon WJ BK The Corner Store P. M. WJR Radio Guild, ''David direst.

WJBK To ba announced. 6:35 P. M. WWJ New Bulletins. 6:45 P.

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