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2 Sec Sunday. June 3. 1951 DETROIT FREE PRE Comebac Fine Branca Dodgers Roll Ahead oh Ralph INCLUDES BOY IN TREE -a -4 jl Cleveland Wins6th in Row, 124 Tribe Ties Mark for Flawless Play CLEVELAND W.R) The Cleveland Indians tied an Amer Bums Edge Reds, 2-1; Boost Lead Phils, Giants, Cubs Also Gain Victories Free Picm Wire Services Ralph Branca has kissed the bullpen goodby. After doing a year's "penance" Double KO for Joe POMPTON LAKES, N. J.

UP) Joe Louis staggered a sparring partner so hard with a right hand punch that an eight-year-old boy fell out of a nearby tree. Rudolph Koehler, of Ridgewood, was perched in a tree watching the Brown Bomber train for his June 13 fight with Lee Savold. When the former Heavyweight champion caught Jack Flood with a terrific right, Rudolph became so excited he Tost his balance. The boy hit a limb on the way down to the ground and was not injured. After shaking hands with Louis and getting a free ice cream cone he went away a very happy FORCED BY BUILDING COST Oakland Hills Grew Big in a Hurry (This Is the first of three articles tracing the history of Oakland Hills Country Club, scene of the 1951 National Open.) BY MARSHALL DANN Probably the most famous golf landmark in Michigan is the huge colonial clubhouse on Oakland Hills' front lawn.

Built on the- lines of Mt. Vernon, with the "high colonnaded porch, it surveys with dignity the rolling links over which two National Opens vhave been played and another will staged next ican League fielding record, hit four home runs, and extended their winning streak to six as a relief pitcher to overcome his tendency toward wildness, the 25-year-old Brooklyn right-hander has come out of the bullpen- to keep the Dodgers roaring along week. Doctoring Your Golf BY DR. CABY MEDDLECOFF games by defeating the Washington Senators, 12 to 4. The Indians completed their ninth straight game without an error to tie the league record established by the New York Yankees in 1939.

The major league record of 10 was set by the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1942. JIM HEGAN, Luke Easter, Ray Boone and Sam Chapman belted home runs as the Indians' mas fill 11 A fl i Sk This impressive white -painted building has stood since 1921. And, symbolically, it also stands as a monument to the founders of the club. They built the golf course first, the clubhouse next and then sweated for years to keep the club alive and healthy inside it. BACK ABOUT 1915.

Joseph Mack was interested in a real estate development west of Birmingham, and he conceived the idea for a club with home sites around it. Formal organization of the club took place Oct. 16, 1916. There were 46 charter members, only a handful of whom saged Sandalio Consnegra, the loser, Bob Ross and Don Johnson for 13 hits. The home runs ac 1 1 -it XJL.

5 I K' i. yf 1 -J. i-i counted for 10 Cleveland runs. Lou Brissie started for the Indians but the winner was Steve Nats kayoed Brissie in the third inning, a rally -sparked by Ed Yost's fourth homer of the year. Gromek.

relieved and allowed the National League pennant path. Branca won his third game of the season and his second straight as a starter by nipping the Cincinnati Reds, 2 to 1. Branca gave the Rede only five hits as he outdueled Willie Rams-dell, the Reds' knuckle-ball specialist THE DODGERS scored both their runs in the sixth Inning when Duke Snider slammed out his 12th home run of the season with Pee Wee Reese on base. The victory was the Dodgers ninth in their last 12 games. As the runner-up St.

Louis Cardinals were beaten, Brooklyn stretched its league lead to three games. The Cardinals were downed, 5 to 2, by the Philadelphia Phillies. Young Tom Poholsky, a product of the Detroit sandlots, -'as rapped for eight hits in six Innings. He was charged with his fourth loss of the season as against a like number of victories. Ken Heintzelman hurled for the Phillies.

He had a four-hit shutout going into the ninth when Nippy Jones homered with a mate aboard. JIM HEARN had an easy time collecting his fourth victory as the New York Giants mauled the Pittsburgh Pirates, 14 to 3. Hearn allowed only six hits. He collected three safeties himself in only three hits in 5 1 1 innings for his first victory of the year. HoxieCrew Keeps State Tennis Title Potter Wins 3rd Singles Champion Special to the Free Press KALAMAZOO Jean Hoxie's Hamtramck High school tennis stars scored another sweep in the annual Michigan scholastic tennis tournament.

Hamtramck took the team title for the third straight year as it scored 7Vs points. Kalamazoo Central was the runner-up with 5 points. Midland and Wyandotte tied for third with 34 points and Grosse Pointe was next with one-half point. Richard Potter top performer on the Hoxie squad captured the state singles championship for the third time in a row. He defeated Richard Menzel of Wyandotte 6-2, 6-S in the finals.

John Zoski and Jerry Parchute of Hamtramck took the doubles crown by downing Jim Fowler- and Bob Casler of Kalamazoo Central, 6-4, 6-0. It was the second straight title for "Zoski and Parchute. In 1949, Zoski shared the doubles crown with Ken Angyl. WASHINGTON CLEVELAND AB A TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO YEARS That's the combined ages of these three sports world immortals. Clark Griffith (right), 81-year-old owner of the Washington Senators, compares his size to that of Pudge Heffelfinger (center), 83-year-old Yale football great, while looking on at left is Connie Mack, 88-year-old former manager of the Philadelphia Athletics and Mr.

Baseball to sports followers. They are taking part in the National Celebrities golf activities at Washington. AB A 4 1 Tost.3 2 1 5 2 1 Avila.2 1 1 I i I Coan.lf 3 3 Noren.ef A Vernon, 1 4 Mele.r 4 3 Dente.s 4 3 1 2 1 2 8 3 1 2 1 5 3 0 1 Boone.s 2 2 0 Combs.s 1 1 1 Dob.ef 4 2 Easter.l 4 1 3 1 1 2 Rosen.3 2 1 4 1 4 2 Hecan.e 4 1 Brisste.p 1 Gromek.p' 3 1 Guerra.e 3 Cons a.o aVerble 2 Ross.n hRoh'son 1 cMiranda 1 1 BACK IX JIS familiar spot in the radio booth at Briggs Stadium is Harry Heilmann (foreground), a former Tiger outfield great and veteran baseball broadcaster, after a battle with pneumonia and a heart ailment. Harry, airing his first Tiger game since his attack at Lakeland during spring shared the airlanes with Ty Tyson (left) and Paul Williams. 8 Totals 33 13 27 7 Totals 38 10 24 still are alive and none remains on the club They paid $250 each to purchase 200 acres of farm land and retain Donald Boss to design the course.

Work was begun on the course in 1917, but there was no play until the following summer. In the meantime, on the nothing-but-the-best basis, Walter Hagen was hired as the first pro. NOW LET Chester Culver, who became a member a few months after the club was organized, take over the story: "I remember well my first look at the course. It wasn't ready yet, but Hagen and I climbed the hill to the present 12th tee and hit some shots toward the lake. Hagen then predicted that this would become one of the greatest courses In the Country.

"From the first we talked a lot about what kind of a clubhouse to build. In the early years we used the old Miller farmhouse, having As of TODAY Ez Has 8 Title Bouts but the the Giants' 14-hit attack By LYALL SMITH Dales Lose Final HILLSDALE IJP Bowline The veteran Emil (Dutch,) Leonard put down a ninth-inning threat to give the Chicago Cubs a 7-5 victory over the Boston Braves. PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Spoon sickness. DIAGNOSIS: Lack of self-confidence. TREATMENT: Too many golfers prefer to use an iron in the fairway when the shot clearly calls for a.

wood. If you confidence in hitting a spoon or No. 3 wood, you'll never improve your game by refusing to practice or use the club. Trying to force extra distance from an Iron will usually result in a poor shot. Get out on the practice tee and try hitting balls from all sorts of lies on the fairway.

If fairway woods are your weakness, correct and constant practice can turn them into a strong part of your golf game. Green shaded Hillsdale, 11 to 9, in a baseball contest that ended the season for the Dales. With the trying runs on base atironnded ont and struck out for Con-suecra in third. bFlied out for Ttoss In sixth. rSincled for Johnson in ninth.

Washincton 004 OOO 00 0 4 Cleveland .2 5 0 3 2 0 0 0 12 Yost. Noren. Ternon. Mele. Stlrn-weiss.

Boone 3. Dnbjr 2. Faster 2. Kennedy. Hecan.

MeCor. mirk. Vernon. RBI Doby. Rosen, Hecan 2.

Easter 3. Yost. Mele. Dente 2. Chip-man 3.

Boone 2. 2B Doby. Michaels. Dente. HR Heean.

Easter. Yost. Chan-man. Boone. DP Dente.

Michaels and Vernon: Johnson. Dente and Vernon. JLB Washincton 8. Cleveland 5. BB--Consu-etra 3, Ross 2.

Johnson 1. Brissie 2. Gromek 1. So Consuerra I. Ross 4.

Johnson 1. Gromek 1. Consneera 6 In 2. Ross 5 In 3. Johnson 2 in 3.

Brissie 7 in 2. Gromek 3 in 6 W- Gromek (l-2. Consuecra (3-3). Attendance 7.114. Nixon's Relief Job Gives Bosox Victory ST.

LOUIS (U.R) Willard Nixon stopped the St. Louis Browns with two hits in the last four innings to give Harry Taylor and the Boston Red Sox a 6-4 victory over the St. Louis Browns. Nixon took over, in the sixth inning: with the Sox holding a and the top of the Braves' bat ting order up, Leonard relieved 22-year-old Johnny Klippstein and preserved the rookie's victory. BROOKLYN CINCINNATI AB A AB A dams.3 4 10 0 4 I a put showers and lockers in the basement.

"Finally It was decided to construct the present building, and the contract was let for a terrific price in those days. I fought against taking on such KTan.2 4 SIGNS OF TIMES Horse betting is up, baseball attendance is down. Maybe it's because the horses are running according to form. What's back of the Big Ten declaration that identities of officials who will work on football Saturdays now will be kept secret until the day of the game. If somebody's been trying to bribe the boys in the striped shirts, why doesn't the Big Ten say Much is trying to be made of the fact that Ezzard Charles has defended his title eight times in the short time he has held heavyweight honors.

So what. If Joey Maxim is a typical challenger, the champ should be required to fight all eight in. the same ring the same night. What's this about the IBC trying to bring Maxim to Briggs Stadium for an August fight? Some people think times are tough enough out at' Michigan and Trumbull. Maxim dipped his real monicker of Guiseppe Antonio Berardi-nelli when he began fighting.

If the reason was to make it easier to get his name in a newspaper headline, then' it's time Joey switched back again. 1 5 1 7 1 3 Kerra 3 0 Knidrr.ff 3 5 4 4 3 1 3 3 FarlIIo.r 3 9 2 Tox.3 3 A Brancs.D 3 A 0 1 Wyro'kJf 4 1 Arleork.r 3 1 4 1 3 1 3 A 3 A 2 aMrrrl'n 1 Smith. 2 A 3 1 1 STEP UP! a big debt, but was voted down. Then they elected me president, faced with the headaches of financing the project. TotaU 31 S24 6 Totali 38 6 27 8 "There still was a lot of work aStrurk out for Ranudrll In 8th.

Cincinnati OOO OOO 10 0 1 5-4 edge, to protect Taylor's fourth victory after the latter had been lifted for a pinch hitter as Boston broke a 4-4 deadlock. Brooklyn AOO 002 OO 2 to do, and money to raise. -We borrowed $200,000, and persuaded ft Adtork, Ret. Snider. None.

RBI Snider 2. Stalltno. 2R Adcork. Kluswwskl. Branra.

Furlllo. HK Snider. Mi Kohlnson. LB Cincinnati 4. Brook ST.

BOSTON LOOS AB A I.vn 5. BB Ramodell 3. Branra 1. SO Ramsdrll 6. Branra 6.

HamadVIl 6 AB A 4 2 8 Marsh.3 4 in 7. Smith la Branca (3-1) Ramsdril (3-6). A 11.925. 110 mm PHILADELPHIA ST. AB A AB A DiMag.ef Dropo.l Ooerr.2 Moss.e Tarlor.n aVollmer Nixon.

3 2 0 1 2 "1 1 1 0 10 3 2 1 4 I 1 A 0 1 0 4 I.enh't.lf 2 2 Batts.e 3 Arft.l 1 Bero.s ITpton.s rSievers 0 4 A ft 1 10 4 4 3 4 2 5 0 10 1 17 1 3 12 2 2 3 Oil ono OOO 0 0 0 OOO 0 1 Mils, a 4 A 1 A rr. 4 4 II 2 3 Ennln.r 3 2 3 1 l.owrry.rf 4 1 3 A WJonr.3 3 -2 A 4 bBerar'no t.Jnnrml 4 1 2 A A 2 Knjrk3 4 13 2. 3010 Hirer .113 1 3 13 2 Widmar.p 0 2 A A A A A A A Totals 38 13 27 13 Totals 35 1127 13 Jinx Tigers? 'Not Us9 Says ATHLETIC OFFICHLS at the University of Detroit stoutly deny they have cast an Irish jinx on the Tigers so there'll be no danger of- a World Series moving the U-D game with Notre Dame (Oct 5) out of the big stadium. Rumors floating around that Michigan State "looked the other way" when Gridders Ellis Duckett and Leroy Boldcn enrolled at East Lansing are false. Both boys were recommended by their principal at Flint North ilk.o A A A A Hcinfn.o 4 0 10 I)icrinr 1 A A A Brazle.p A A A A TotaU 32 4 24 Totals 31 10 27 9 aStrnrk ont for Taylor In sixth.

hGrounded ont Tor Sucheeki in seventh. r(. rounded Into double play for Ipton in ninth. Boston 1 003 01101 Louis 0 2 0 1 1 0 4 IliMxtcln. Goodman 3.

Doerr. Taylor. JLirxli. Batts. Arft 2.

rf KBI rtt 2. Goodman. Stephens, Been. Itondreau 2, Coleman. DiMaMio.

'B Batts. Tavl.ir, Goodman, Stephens, Uoerr. DiMarctn. HB -Boudreaji. HR rtt- SR Arft.

Goodman. DP Batts, Titans, t-M, Wings Start Ticket Sales If you're looking for tickets, step right up. The University of Detroit and the University of Michigan are ready to handle requests for football ducats, and the Detroit Red Wijigs are open for hockey business. The Titans will place their season tickets which include the choice Notre Dame game on sale to a "preferred list" Monday. The sale to the general public opens July 1.

Individual game seats to the public starts Aug. 1. AT MICHIGAN, ticket applications go in the mail to an approximate 100,000 prospective purchasers. The Red Wings have taken 600 balcony seats which formerly were reserved and will sell them on a general admission basis this year. The Wings have boosted some arena seats from 52.40 to 53.00.

Penn Oarsman in Henley Regatta PHILADELPHIA (U.R) The aHird oat for Wilks in Bth. St. Iui AAA AAA A A 2 2 Philadelphia A 1 A 02 A 2A 5 Johnson. V. June, 2.

Sister 2. Enni. E- tinliat. Ennift. Lwrry 2.

RBI tioliat. 4one. Hnmner 2. Knni. V.

Jnncp 2. 2R Knjek. Enni. MR James. Hamner 2.

Ash-burn. DP Rojrk, Srhoemlienst and V. Jnnett. LB St. Lnuis A.

Philadelnliia A. ItR Heintzelman 2. Pnholhkr 3. Wilks 1. SO Heintzelman 1.

Pnhnlsky 2. Rrairle 1. II PnhoNkT 8 in 6. Wilks 1 in 1, Brarlr 1 in 1. Heintzelman 2-fi).

Poholsky (4-4). A 1.874. Rem and Arfts Marsh. Younic and-Artt ern High School. Each had more high school credits than required tor university admittance.

If the "rumor boys" don't believe it, just check the MSC registrar's office. Doerr Younc Inton and Arft: Bourireaii St. Louis 4. and Drono. in nosinn i.

Widmar 1. members to take over S250.000 in bonds. We made several extra assessments, and sold some surrounding home sites to handle the ever-increasing building cost. "WHEN THAT building was finished in 1921, it had cost 5650,000 instead of the original 5275,000. We only had a no furnishings nor money to buy them, and we were deeply in debt.

"Oh, the members weren't exactly broke. I remember signing notes to pay some bills on year had five millionaires as cosigners. But, the expense was so much more than we had planned on. Still, I now believe that this common problem did much to bring us all closer together and work in the club's interest. "In 1921, I suggested building another course, and boosting our membership to 750 to help carry and liquidate the debt.

The Maple Road Land Co. gave us the tract where we built the North course (now North Hills), and we sold some of the extra land around it for more home sites. "With, the clubhouse finally completed and furnished, we wanted to show it off. Ross had called the one of the 10 best in the Country, and we wanted people to know it. So we started out next to bring a major tournament to Oakland Hills." (Oakland Hills did land its first big championship in 1922, the Western Open, which became known as the tournament in which Walter Hagen did NOT compete.

That story will be told Tuesday.) Nixon 2. Sn. L' on n.ilv 't PITTSBURGH rherki 1. v. lamar l.

i'S Mxon 3 in 4. Kennedy 8 in 6. Sucheeki 1 in l4. Widmar 4 In 2. PBBatU Taylor t--3.

Kennedy (1-2). Attendance 2.935. EW YORK AH A AB A 4 2 Stanky.2 2 10 1 Don't try to convince anybody in the American League that Ned Carver, of the Brownies, isn't one of the best pitchers. Yet the records reveal that he's never had a winning season in the bigtime. In 1948 he was 7-11, in '49 he was 12-17 and last year he was 13-18.

With the Browns, that's good. 4 Reiser.lf 3 Rcstclli.lf 1 Kiner.l 3 Bell.r 4 Sunday's Games on Sandlots A 2 1 1 1 A A Wetl.3 4 4 MTnl'h, 2 aNelson 1 RiKney.2 OOO 5 12 Th n.lt 4 12 A 3 A 0 1 A 1 West'ni 3 A 2 Noble.e 1 A 1 A Itark.s 4 2 1 A Iryin.r 2 A 1 MaTK.rf 4 2 5 A Hearn. 5 3 1 A A aw.n 1 I.aPal'e.D 2 A A A AOO 1AO Werle.n bDitsak Don't Sell Veeck Short RUB YOUR FINGER TIPS against the grain after you shave. New Feather Weight Gem Razor gives you cleanest, smoothest, longest- FEDERATION CLASS A Pensi vs. Beauchamps.

NW 1: Chandler vs. Western Exehanise. NW Teamsters vs. Windsor. Stodnell Park Windsor at 3: Auto Club Hamtramrk Helin vs.

1. (All tcamcs at 3:30, unless otherwise indicated). CLASS Melcxek vs. Krause. BI 6 at Reid vs.

Woitylo, Jayne 3 at 3:30: UAL vs. Ginev. Atkinson 2 at 3:30: Merchants vs. Inilieo. BI 6 at 3:30: Texas vs.

Rrnins. Clurk 2 at 3:30: Oakwnod vs. HOW CAN YOU blame the White Sox for feeling chipper Totals 34 6 24 6 TotaU 39 14 27 12 aSlnzled for MrCnllourh in ninth. bstrurk out for Werle in ninth. Pittsburgh SOO 10A AO 0 3 New York 002 OOO 66 14 Reiser.

Kiner 2. Stanky. Thomson 2, Thompson 3. Westrnm. Dark .2.

Irvin, lasting shave ever-or your money back! these days. Only three times in 31 years have the Hose been pulled up as high as first or second place in the June 1 standings. University of Pennsylvania's 150-pound crew will take part in the 112th Royal Henley Regatta at Henley-on-Thames, England, July 4-7. In the first year under Jimmy Dykes (1935) they were on Mays 2. Hearn 2.

Miirtanch. ptrlrk- land. Dark. RBI Kiner 2. Iryln.

Hetit-lake. Dark 3. Maya 2. Hearn 3. Thnmnsnn.

top at this stage. They finished fifth. In '37, they were second but again wound up fifth. The Penn eight will enter the Lorkman. Thomson.

2R Kiner. Thomson. Dark. 3B Dark. Mays.

HR Kiner. Hearn. DP Strickland. Murtanrh and Kiner. I.B Pittsburgh 6.

New York 12. BB Law 3. La Palme 3. Hearn 2. Walsh 3 Werle 2.

SO Law 2. I -a Palme 3. Thames Challenge Cup competi tion. Hearn 6. Walsh 1, Werle s.

Law 2 In As recently as 10 years ago, they also were second as of this date. They finished third and that's the highest they climbed in final standings since 1920 when the Black Sox scandal was uncovered. 2. La Palme 7 fn 3. Walsh In 1.

Werle 0 in WP Walsh. Hearn (4-3). La Palme (0-2). Attendance 7.003. OXI NG I I LYMPIA NEW FEATHER WEIGHT OEM RAZOR weighs mere 1-110 uncei glides over your face with a feather-light touch ONE-PIECE SNAP ACTION- easy to loao easy fo cleanl BUILT-IN BARBER STROKE gets whiskers at the base no '5 O'Clock Shadow! OEM'S MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Your own Finger Tip Test must prove new Gem Feather Weight faett or return the razor to Gem, BOSTON International Boxing Club Presents AB A CHICAGO AB Terwl.2 3 11 A Another Heavyweight Sluggi ng Ngni 0 2 0 1 10 CLAREKCE ROUNDS 10 10 OMELIO I Jaekson.3 A 2 Saner.lf Pafko.ef 4 Fond.

I 4 Hslker.e li Ciek.s .1 Leonard. ft HANDY GEM PUSH-PAK-JO super keen Gem blades fresh blode in a flash I No other blade, regardless of number of edges, gives so many fine shaves. 10 blades in dispenser, 55 ENRY AG YS. 5 4 3 Kllintt.3 2 fnDer.e 4 hMaoeh Gnrdnnjf 3 SWtl.2 4 Kerr.s 3 Addis 1 Swhn.o Ftork.D 1 Onle.o 1 nJethrne dMueller 1 of Cuba Sensational K. 0.

Artist Champion 1 Brooklyn 1, New York ond get Attention all you fans who have applied for All Star Game tickets: The ducats are due at Briggs Stadium around June 5. They will be parcelled out to the fortunate applicants somewhere around June. 15. The game is July 10. Voting for the starting lineups will begin in the Free Press on June 10 and continue until the -'29th.

Who are YOU going to vote for? I'm still working on mine. When Bill Veeck dropped into Detroit the other day, he was accompanied by the same attorney who handled details when Bill purchased the Cleveland Indians in 1946. "Don't try to make too much out of that fact," Beeck insisted. "He does other things for me than buy baseball clubs." But if I were a betting man, I'd take even money that Veeck and the Browns will be a twosome by next season. your 9a( backl fl 0 Hera's a Rematch of the Greatest Slugfest Seen in Detroit JOE GARZA vs.

JESSE BRADSHAW Albert. NW 2 at 1: All-Stars ts. DeBash. Chirk 1 at 1: Trumbull vs. Southwest.

Atkinson 1 at 3:30. CLASS Koestlin vs. Dover. BI at 1: Walway vs. Merchants.

NW 4 at 3:30. CLASS Trumbull vs. Arthurs. NW 1 at 1 Dovie vs. E.

Twin Pines. BI 3 at 3:30: Bunnell-Wilis vs. Snorts Jajne 4 at Juvne Gratiot vs. Plymouth. BI 2 at 3:30: Jefferson vs.

Papps. NW at Gentile vs. W. Twin Pines. Atkinson 1 at 1.

CLASS Lourdes vs. Trnmhnll. NW 3. at 1: Walway vs. Rice.

NW 5 at 3:30: Pirates vs. Oakwood. W. Chirneo at 3:30: St. Scholastica vs.

Superior. Ever 1 at 1: Moeller vs. St. Mary. Ever 1 at 3:30: Beauchamps vs.

Industries. Ever 2 at 1: Sniventol vs. Biondi. Atkinson 3 at 1: Braves vs. Assumption.

Atkinson 3 at Homer vs. Merchants. Littlefield a 1. Cardinal vs. Olympics.

Littlefield at Blue Jays vs. St. Edward. Jayne 1 at 3:30: Kowalski vs. Rockets.

Jayne 4 at 1: Oddity Club vs. CC. Jayne 2 at 1: St. Cvril vs. Woodward Pirates.

BI 2 at 1: Conner vs. DrLaSallr. St. Clair at 3:30. FIREMEN'S LEAGCE Batt.

2 vs. Batt. 10. Chandler: Batt. 6 vs.

Bstt. 12. Jayne; Batt. 9. NW: Batt.

11 vs. Batt. 5. Clark; Batt. 9.

NW: Batt. 11 vs. Bat. 5. Clark; Batt.

7 vs. Batt. 3. Stoenel. DETROIT DISTRICT EAST SIDE Beaudry vs.

Ternstedt. Hamtramrk Stadium: Brircs vs. Roose-Vanker. BI 5: Hamtramck Falcons vs. New York Central.

Canyon: Theatrical vs. A leer. Jayne; Faust vs. Gross Point. Southeastern.

WEST SIDE Police vs. News. NW 6: Vincent vs. Catholic Central. Wallace: Elson vs.

Edison. Palmer Park: Learned vs. Stitt. Atkinson; Internal Revenue vs. Pltteniter.

4. 16TH DISTRICT Fort Dearborn vs. Wyandotte. Pulaski: Trenton vs. Lincoln Park.

Southfield and Dix: Garden City vs. Flat Rock. Flat Rock Hiish: Allen Park vs. Eenrse. Municipal: Wayne vs.

Dumas Hyacinthe: Betsy Ross at Great Lakes. All names at 1 p. m. Count Turf in Monmouth Test OCEANPORT, N. J.

(U.R) Jack Amiel's Count Turf, winner Totals 39 13 27 13 Totals 33 7 27 11 $1.80 VALUE JUNE 6,. 8:30 P. M. Tickets en sale now at Olympla Box Office Prices S6.00, $3.90, $2.60. SI .30 tax included) FOR 98 ONLY New feather Weight Gem Razor aGrnunded ont for Cole In 8th.

hPan for Cooper In 0th. eSinrled with bases fall for Kerr in 9th. dFotiled out for Sehaeht In 0th. Chleaco 130 03A 00 0 7 Boston 1000002 2 Terwllllrer 2, Jaekson, Pafko. Fendy.

Walker, Marqtie. Torcevoa 2, Manrh, tiordon. RBI Pafko, Jaekson 2. Ranmhnltx. Saner, Cnolrk, Klinnxteln, Conner.

Torceson 2. Addis. 2B Walker, Fondv. Jarkson. HR Torreson.

SB Terwillijrer 2. DP Terwilliier, Cnslek and Fondr. LB Chicaao 13. Boston BB Snahn 2, Estoek 4. Cole 2.

Klippstein 5. SO Soahn 3. Cole 3. Kllnpstein 4. Klinpoteln 7 in 8, Leonard In 1.

Snahn A In Estork 3 In 2 2-3. Cola 4 in 10-Blade Gem Push-Pak in permanent crystalline case. MM KILLS TWO BIRDS Avoid '5 O'Cock Shadow' with 3 2-3, Seharht in 1. PB Cooper. A Shot with Eyes Spahn (5-4).

A Klippstein (3-1). 9.084. pill June 4, 5 Washington June 6, 7 Boston June 8, 9, 10 Philadelphia HASTINGS, Eng. (Sidney Withers killed two birds with one shot playing golf. Withers, a member of the Hastings town council, said two starlines rose into the air iust after he hit a tee shot nn the Mght Games starting at IHHiblelieader startlnc at 1:30 British Booters Get Pay Raise LONDON (O) The English Football League agreed to increase the maximum wages for players during the season from to $39.20 per week.

mm Hastings Downs golf course. The.ball struck first one and then jo "PAaS Stakes, leading three-year-old race DETROIT BASEBALL COMPANY MECtSIONUj PRODUCTS the other. Withers found one bird on the fairway. His caddie found the other dead in a nearby bush. of the June 16 to Aug.

a Mon mouth Park meeting. kJSSSSSaSkSarfS.