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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Pretty Setting
For Nuptials
Miss Ryan, Mr.. Parish Are
Wed Sunday Morning

Roses and tapers formed
the nuptial setting in Crom-
well I'm manuel Lutheran
church Sunday morning at 9
o'clock when Miss Marjorie
Kathleen Ryan. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Ryan. became the bride of Mr..
Frederick Duane Parish, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Parish. all of Gig Harbor.
The Rev. A J Knutzen read
the ceremony and the wedding re-
ception followed in the home Of
the brides parents.
The bride was attired in a dress
of powder blue with navy and
white accessories and a corsage OF
rose buds and lilies Of the valley.
Her only attendant was Miss
Edith Kooley who wore pink
sharkskin ensemble and had navy
accessories. Mr.. William Parish.
brother of the bridegroom was the
best man.
For the collation. roses and
sweet peas were used through The
home with the table being center
ed with sweet peas and the we'd
ding cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parish have gone
10 Eastern Washington on their
wedding trip and on their return
will make their home in Rosedale
where he is principal of the
school. The bride was graduated
from Gig Harbor High school and
her husband was graduated from
Idaho State Teachers College and
Ellensburg. Central Washington
school of Education
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Daughter Born 10
Nelson Honqs

Announcement Is being made Of
the birth of a daughter. Sylvia
Frances. TO Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
II. Hong, 500 No. Adams. Sunday
morning at the Tacoma General
hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Sumner Wedding
Of Interest Here
Miss MurieI Edwards WEEDS
Mr.. MeIvern Kloubec

Miss Muriel Edward 5,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Edwards of Edgewood,
became the bride of Mr.. Mel
vern Kloubec, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kloubec of La
Moure, n. d., at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the
home of the Rev. Father John
Power in Puyallup in the
presence of close friends and
family.
Miss Edwards chose for her
wedding an afternoon dress OF
blue lace with hat and accessories
of dusty rose. Her flowers were
gardenias and rosebuds.
Miss Leota Edwards was her
sisters bridesmaid, wearing
gown OF rose lace with blue
hat and accessories and a corsage
of rosebuds. Mr.. Rex Beetle,
cousin of the bride, was best man.
After the ceremony, reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents. The rooms were deco
rated throughout with baskets Of
roses and spring flowers. Presid-
ing at the tea table were Misses
Josephine Edwards and Miss Thel-
ma Balkan.
The young couple left for
wedding trip through Yellowstone
park. The new home will be made
in North Dakota.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Edwards of Billings,
Mont, and Mr.. Rex Beetle of
Fullerton, n. d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Vide Chapter 10 Have
Maafino and Card Party

vida chapter. O. u. n. Will meet
Tuesday evening IN the Masonic
temple for . business sessiou. roi-
lowing tho meeting. the Mons
club ~ the chapter N sponsoring
q card party to which membsfs
and friends are invited to attend,
Favor. viii he given for high
score. and refreshments viii b.
served later In tho evening
Mrs. Norman criy~r and Mr.,
Bolin Will preside over the busi.
meas nesting.
sewing club 81 ms Dasish siss
teshesd will meet Tuesday 81 the
home of Mrs G. iorxsnssn. SOFA
No. 18th 81 Members are 10 hing
sandwiches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Past Noble Brands Club
Chances Meeting Date

The meeting date for Mt. Tacoma
Rebekah, Past Noble Grands club,
has been changed from June rs TO
June II because Of the Grand as
sembly at Yakima June % 10 26.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. William Mcleod, 250s
So. Ferry Mrs. Charles Frost viii
preside over the business meeting
which will follow the 1890 o'clock
luncheon.
T.R. &P. Bus Drivers auxiliary
will meet at s o'clock In the Pyth-
ian temple for 4 business session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the r. o. v.
have discontinued their card par
ties until fall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

Olympia Presbyteriai Women
will meet Tuesday at 1890 in Sum
ner. Mrs. Hynerd Meekhof will
speak on missionary work in South
America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

Women's guild, Grace Eyangeli-
cal Lutheran church. will meet for
a 1880 o'clock picnic luncheon at
the church on Wednesday. The
group Is also sponsoring a straw
berry festival TO be held at the
church on Thursday, with Mrs.
Herman Lougee. jr., as chairman.
Norma auxiliary viii meet Tues
day evening with Mrs. Carl Ode
gard, 7O3 No. Puget Sound.
Bhtish-American Assoc alton
committee for Empire Day Will
meet at 8 p. m. Monday al the
home OF Mrs JACK Pennant. 2iz
So. 32nd- Ars. George Palmer will
preside.
Chi chapter. Beta Sigma Phi.
will meet Monday evening at 5
O'Clock IN the club rooms Of the
Y. W. c. A
North Tacoma Rebeksh auxiliary
will met Tuesday Al Point Defiance
park in the main picnic grounds
for a II 30 no-host luncheon In
cas-. Of rain, the meeting will Be
ned In Anderson hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Clubs

Custer Relief Corps, Past Presi-
dents. will meet Tuesday for 1890
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. w.
L. Marden, 927 So. Grant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

Circle 2, Daughters Of Norway,
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Olivia Dahroe. 917 No. X st. Tues
day for l230 luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

Norma auxiliary viii meet Tues
day evening with Mrs Carl Ode
gard, 7O3 No. Puget Sound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Neu Doubles

Tho newly formed Kramer and
Schroeder doubles team swept TO
the top in the national doubles
division, replacing the veteran Nc
Neill-Parker tandem. The Mulloy-
Pruson team was ranked third
and another pair Of newcomers
Robert Har1nan and Charles Matt.
mann-captured fourth place Rus
sell Bobbitt and Guernsey were
ranked next Riggs and Van Horn
were sixth and the veteran Davis
=s iIi3fserS-AAiIn3eE= Allison and John
Van Ryn- we're seventh
Robert Carrothers. Coronado
Cal. was ranked first in the inter
scholastic singles and the junior
singles and was paired with Doug
las Woodbury. on the top-ranking
junior doubles team.
Robert Falkenburg. Hollywood
Cal. ranked No. l nationally in
the boys singles. and, paired with
Jim Brink. Seattle. was a member
Of the leading boys doubles team
Louise Brough Los Angeles. was
the Miss Marble Of the girls divi-
sion and Doris Hart. Miami. and
Nellie Sheer. Miami Beach. were
selected as the No. ! ranking girls
doubles team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Mcneil
Is Ranked
Top Meter
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
Coral Gables, Fla; Henry Prus-
off, Seattle. Wash; Elwood Cooke,
Portland. Ore: Fred Schroeder,
Glendale. Cal; Bryan Grant Jr..
Atlanta: Hal Surface Kansas City,
Mo; Frank Guernsey Jr, Orlando,
Fla: Gil Hunt. Providence, r. !.
There was little change in the
Women's Singles department Miss
Marble. who gave up her amateur
status because she wanted
money 10 finance her career as a
professional singer" continued TO
dominate the feminine play. The
veteran Helen Jacobs again was
ranked No 2 nationally while
Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke. dropped
from the No 3 spot to sixth in
ranking
Miss Pauline Betz. comely Cali
fornian. moved from eighth to
third place and was followed, in
order. by Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica, Cal Cal; Mrs GFaeyn
Wheeler Kelleher, Santa Monica:
Mrs Cooke, Virginia Wolfenden
Brookline. Mass: Helen Bernhard
New York. Mary Arnold. Los
Angeles and Hope Knowles. Phila-
Aeiphla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
HoIzbduqh Must
Stop Len Loree

Len Loree. the little center from
Listowel who leads all the scorers
in the Michigsn7Ontario Amateur
Hockey league, will lead the Wind
sor Spitfires into battle against
George Holzbaugh FordS at Olym-
pia Monday night
HolZbaughs haven't been able to
stop the little Spitfire forward
once this season. and that is one
of the main reasons they are down
in third place. far behind the pace
settlers.
Having broken a 10-game losing
streak against Toledo last week,
the Holzbaughs believe a new day
has dawned and will shoot for a
triumph that would put them into
tie for second with Toledo.
Veterans Yves Lampsa, Jimmy
Boudino, Matt Wiljanen and AL
Geisehl appear 10 be in top con-
dition for a Holzbaugh comeback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Women i'm Sports
Roller Skating Nov Respectable Sport

Racing. skate dancing and figure
skating have proficiency tests
bronze, silver and gold.
Nearly all skating Kinks OF to-
day are organized on club basis
with many subsidiary groups
branching from the parent organ
iZation. Such is the case in
Detroit The Arena Gardens Roller
Skating Club is the parent or
ganization of the Detroit Figure
Skating Club and the Detroit
Speed Club.
The parent club covers all sSar-1
ers who wish 10 become members,
while the other clubs serve those
wishing to specialize. The Speed
Club is for those who wish to race.
while the Figure Club takes care
of those who wish to participate
In figures. and advanced dancing.
Each unit is under~tfe guidance
of qualified professional.
Roller skating. under proper
management and direction. has
come a long way in recent years
but this is only the beginning!
The skaters of today are looking
forward, there will be no retro
crossing.
They have found the skaters Of
Europe to be far ahead of the
Americans, but are looking for
ward Ato the day when the war
will END and our skaters will be
able 10 meet them on an equal
basis in a world competition. COW
ering racing. figures and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Sundays c., Y. O.
Gaze Gard 2

Al our Lady Of NJ carmel tWyandotte
= IN 81 Francis tEcQrse " - Mary
Nagdalen Nelvindslcl 500 So CRsimif
vs.. our Lady q ~ CarmeII IWysH191ttel.
Rouge POO. 81 Boniface ". our LADY
Of NJ Carmel CDftroitl. 500. Our Lady
OF Lourdes ". 81. Cecilia
Al Visitation GYM 90 Blessed Sscra-
ment vs. st Augustine. 500 Visitation
v ST Mary Magdalen tHazel Parki.
8 90 Visitation vs. 81. Francis tPolishl
At. 81 Benediets sym-7:0o. 81 RITA
W 81, Vincent tPontiac) 500, Annunci-
alton vs.. 81. Benedict 300. 81. Benedict
vs. 81. Margaret Mary.
Al ST Gregorys Gym--7o0. St Gregory
VS. st Luke. 500, 81. Gregory Va. St
John Cantius $50. -. 600. 81. Gregory
A, 81 Vincent Gym--l:Oo, ST Cast
mir vs. 81 Gabriel 2 co. 81 Hedwig vs..
st Luxe 500 81 Leo vs. ST Alphonsus
90. st Leo vs. Holy Redecmer 500
our LADY Of Guadalupe W Sacred Heart
fDearhorn1 s- 90. ST Cecilia vs.. ST.
Dominic. 100 81 Paul MALTESE W.. 81.
John Cantius tNo. p. 90. ~ Saints Us
st. Vincent BOO, Precious Blood vs.. St
A. 81 cisr Community Center 90
nativity vs. St Rose , 90 St Catherine
vs. NATIVITY 90 81 Catherine INC. q
vs. ST. Charles 900. 81 Catherine mo.
Paul tGrosss PointeI 800 AnnaHeistf0n
vs. St Philip Nen. 100, 81 Edward Va.
St Nicholas 500 St Ambrose vs.. Santa
Maria BOO 81 Bernard W. 81 Charles
At Holy Rosary Gym-l 90 81 Anthony
vs.. santa Maria. 200, 81 Anthony vs..
81 stanislaus no. ~. 500 81 Anthony
vs. ST Florian 900 ST. stanislsus tho.
u vs.. sweetest Heart 5.uO. St florian
vs. On Francesca. 500 OUT Lady Of
Sorrows vs. sacred Heart 100 Holy
Rosary vs. 50 Margaret Mary. 500. Holy
Rossrv vs. s. Stanisisus, 300 81. Rose
vs.. Blessed Sacrament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
BY VERNA PICTON
att0naI speed Roller skating champion

AstionsI speed Roller skating Champion
Well. all of a sudden, quick like,
I've been asked 10 do a column
for Women in Sports" Here I
am, a woman and in sports,
too.
Perhaps you're wondering what
sports?
Well, there was basketball, field
hockey and swimming at Northern
High School. A little of the back
sspd-SasiatA-sf-.foothall- aldthen.
rolling skating. This column will
be devoted TO the latter sport.
After five months of skating, l
won my first Michigan State speed
skating championship and have
held it for three years. Last April
in the United States meet at
Cleveland | won the. National
Amateur championship in speed
skating.
Skating on rollers has, in the
past few years. risen from a hap
hazard, fy-by-night affair into a
respectable, well-handled and thor
oughly enjoyable recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

This change is due largely to
the efforts of Fred A. Martin,
manager of the Arena Gardens
Roller Rink, and secretary-treas-
urer of the Roller Skating Rink
Operators Association. the govern
ing body in our sport. Under sim
liar management the clientel of
the roller Kinks of America has
risen to a new high.
Roller skating is divided into
four classifications: racing, skate
dancing. figure skating and hockey.
These are distinct yet interlocking
and overlapping OF the four,
skate dancing is the most popular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Santa Anita Results

Pr" Rsce-si 500. maiden 2-yssr.oIds
Very Btf tBtermsni HOO $50 $50
Vaidins Pau tLonEderl so 20
Knish''s Csh tMcCombs 90
Tine it3 IS on i-n3
rag H. ST. i'' wn.Gos 0i rr. G9S2 na SUB
deb Rocka~ay Boy snd slsppy also rsn
second Race 81 500 claiming 3-ysar-
dds and up "a mile
Xenomsy tNieholsOnl 1000 llso TO
Joharie GInngdeni 20
Tine u % or 3et
nelmarie. Husuin' Gsl Rswson LIST
Betty sweep and Hard Ia also ran
THIRD Race 81 500. allowance, 2-year-
dds. &, mile.
after Dawn tBiermAn, 2i 50 1910 s 20
Pori fBAsssitJ 2at0 II So
strong arm ,BalsskD $40
Time 1.i2 Is. OF 7is
Kansas Maevic. NaIdina Ross Over
Drive Singing Pair, Legend CAil. Designs
tor. NsldinA Groom and Lotagolo also ran
Fourth Race $1,000. allowances. a-yesr-
Wilton tskellyj S2i 90 $50 500
Perfect RHYME lAdsmsj % % 10 50
cutter Lake. to
The Cloud sIzling J.. Dungeon cane
saf. sun GsldfnaT' He SAD C01Tfu Mt
In Charge and Don Lin II also ran
Filth Race 81 500 added handicap. )
year-olds and up. furlonzs
Lavenero fGrayl 1870 $50 ; 50
Aueury eWestropey $40 $40
Dusky Duke tRodrtEueHp Il SO
Time lsl2 is. of $40,
Lsssator, Son 81 War Short Notice
Camp Verde. Polymeiior. BE Jabbers
Mount Vernon ii and Justice NJ. also ran.
sixth Race-sis 600 added. California
Breeders Champion Stakes 2-year-olds
mile
Yankee Dandy Haas $50 $50 go
Berei Bazque adams, so
Time i4l lbs, off 3;fs.
Nominator, DO Justice, Single Wing
Tory Tom. a-Wily Ira Pan inka. Iron
Nut s-Aliesandro Ebony Latch and Flying
Rack also ran.
at. Jansis entry.
seventh Race-Si. 500. Grade c Handicap.
3.yesr-ods- ana up. l lis miles
FLYING Wild tRodrirueE) $3.50 $50 %
Son Auesse Jamesl 10 90
Exploded Carter so
Time ] as as off f20As
sieph BY. Count dor and Trplane also
ran.
Eighth Race-sl, 500. claiming 3-year-
olds ana up. lis miles:
Balm Marie (NeVes1 $50 40 400
ValdinA Bob tJones) $50 so
Sabuesn fskelly) 50
Creepy Mouse, Congressman. Hadalad
Lettle Ions Haste on. Friendly Paul, BABY
Booties. Valdins Joe and Windshield also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Wrestling Superman
To Meet a Champion

Superman. latest mat masked
man. gets the acid test Monday
night when he meets Orville
Brown. the Midwestern Associa-
tons heavyweight champion, in a
81 900 challenge bout.
This match will be preceded by
a junior heavy title belt clash OF
Ricardo Cortez, new champ of the
class. and The Great Mephisto
grappler who once beat Walter
Roxy for the light-heavy title belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Chu(kovitz 10 Bring
An-Star Team Here
FOR MONDAY

Even in these days Of fast-break.
hiGh-scoring basketball contests,
TIE point-getting record Of Charles
fChuck" Chuckovits hardly can be
laughed off.
Chuckovits will head a team OF
Toledo All-Stars next Wednesday
night against Detroit's Auto Club
five at Holy Redeemer gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
New Handicap
System Gives
Tyros Chance
Fool proof M e t ho d
Doe S MT Pen alize
Good Marksrnen
BY DON GILES

The introduction of a handicap
system in the William Randolph
Hearst Citizens Workmanship
Rifle Competition. sponsored by
The Detroit Times. has attracted
hundreds of last minute entries.
Many held back entering the tour
nament because they felt they had
no chance in competition against
the states top-notch gunners.
The handicap system. suggested
by Myron Holmes. executive Off
Ger of the General Motors Rifle
League. is the fairest TO all that
could be used in this shoot The
new system is fool-proof. II does
not penalize the good shooter from
winning, nor does IT rule out the
tyro. II gives every boy or girl.
man or woman. an even break TO
win many OF the Hearst trophies
that will be awarded winners in
the final matches 10 be staged in
Detroit the latter part OF April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
okor Instructor

Edward J NcSweency. range
officer in full charge Of the De-
troit Edison Range a private club
for employees only viii probably
present the largest league IN the
Hearst shoot. The club IS COM
tsosed Of more thsn-30 rife shoot
-ers. and from this number will
doubtless come several leagues be-
fore the schedule is completed.
The Edison Range, ono Of the
finest IN The country. has beet
rifle-minded for many years. Ont
Of the hundreds OF shooters that
have fired at this club have come
boys and girls Of all ages that have
made their mark in rifle shoot
ing fame
Much Of the early success Of
this club can be traced 10 Col.
Payson d. Foster whose initiative
in Michigan rifle shooting history
dates. back many years. The i'm
menSe interest he has created not
only in his own club but in rifle
shooting circles throughout the
state has been an inspiration TO
all lovers of firearms
Mike Tokar. one OF the best off
hand shooters in the country will
act as instructor for Detroit Times
shooters at the Detroit Gun CLUB
o536 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Detroit Stable Set
70 Race al Hidfedh

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 2S.-Detroit
will have a representative stable
at Hialeah this Winter which is
jointly owned by c. B. Bohn and
p. A. Marley The Bomar Stable
is trained by Eddie Barnes, former
iockey of note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Entry Deadine for Hearst Shoot Extended to JAM is
ZerbOs'- Feats Tops
In States Handball

who improved with every tourna-
ment.
The 1871 title will begin Jan;
uary 10 with the city singles at
the knights OF Columbus. The
doubles will come off at the Down.
town "Y" beginning January 20.
Dates Not Set
No dates have been set for the
state tournaments. However, the
singles event is listed at the
Jewish Center and the doubles at
u. of d. Both likely will come off
III March:
The national "Y" in which the
AL Zerbo-Lappin combination will
head the Detroit delegation is
scheduled for Minneapolis.
The 1871 National A. A. u. a
feature of the Detroit sporting
program this year. has been
awarded TO Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Fruit Belt Starts

The final date for entering the
tournament has been extended 10
January l6 10 give every in
dividual and club an opportunity
fto enter not just their top team
hut every one who likes 10 shoot
a rifle
In Detroit the holiday season
halted competition in ever a |
leagues because Of long working
hours and The fact that many COM
petitors were out Of the city, Sew
eral leagues out in the state
however continued peppering the
old bulls-eye.
In the latter group Is the Fruit
Belt League With its 40-uIatch
schedule the heaviest OF any IN
the S1ale This league Is repre-
sented by teams from Paw Paw
Benton Harbor. Bcrr Springs
Stevensville and Coloma Its first
match in the Hearst Trophy
League vas fired on December 3
when Paw Paw met Benton Har-
Dor In hould e r-to-shoulder
match on the same night Berrien
Springs and StevenSville tangled
The Great Lakes Steel Club
League Of 10 teams fired its first
match last Friday evening, and
will continue a l0-mstch schedule
each week until the finals are
reached.
Ted Wood an oid-tImer has
been named range officer Of the
strong Eastern Michigan Rifle and
Revolver Club Of Detroit Wood
advised that there would be al
least Is teams in this league Dur
ing the past two weeks ne has
been splitting up tho talent by
placing one expert on each team
and filling out the balance with
less eNpericuccd shooters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
No Racing at Track
If u. s. Gets Into War
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

If the United States gos into Detroit will probably
goodbye the Fair Grounds track
cerned The United States plans for M day said to
Fair Grounds troop
point.
blueprnts already showing railroad
through track the fair buildings which would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
National ~ Champs

Al with Milt Lappin stepped
home with the city and state
doubles crown. also the national
"Y" championship and finished
third in the National A. A. u.
tournament.
Behind the Zerbos in the singles
rating this year was Stan Galap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

Chiefly a brother proposition.
That was the story of handball
in Detroit and Michigan during
the last year. The Zerbos-Louis
and Al-again showed the way
in convincing fashion.
Between them they carried off
personally. or had a hand, in the
winning of all the states major
handball prizes.
Louis won the state singles.
Brother AL took the city singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Tropical Park Results

First Race-Sl o0n. cIaiminf 3-yt8r-
dds and UP q mile
Aureafe Rosy ~ 50 ~ ~ 80
White Front Emery 10 80 81
Ksis LiEht tFhnehurnA 3 20
Tine i.I5. on 2.ogl4
SIR Quest. Highm 1ded. Fr'ars Scout.
Flying Bonnet Nicholas s. PeRaai our
Chuckie and High Ren0vu also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Monda avs
Best Bets
(By International News Service)
TROPICAL PARK

(By International News Service)
TROPICAL PARK
AT Miami, FIs.D
Jaw, RREAkER Headin' HOME
.-BrTTiE Nux. Blu. ca.,le. suburb.
sly ROM, Hutoks. Annie ALONE.
f-RED BURR, Cloudy Night, 0etobre
scooIING SPRING. Float Away.
Throttle Wide.
s-BIIIS BEE. Bold Turk. Grand star.
7-FELst>, Tepe~, Fencing.
-ht RDisrAN, Modern Agr. Attract
nk 4--l
BEsT-RED BURR
SANTA ANITA
AT Arcadia. Cali
WAR BRIAR, Mlk Bar, Tessis.
EASY DOES 1T, Mosavtre, Indian
s-sTTLIA GOLD. Miss Grief. ouereus
t-DINTI. Brown China. Valley Boy.
Sd T. T. REL 6 n. Royal Msrlboro.
Rough News.
s-PoRTER's MITE. saint Andrews,
Great Union.
Iron HILLS, sweepalot, Pernie.
A. ROYAL SORTIE. shasta Racket.
s-sPaRKLING EYES. DriftaIonr. Way
wing.
-BESI-BI-LI-= REICH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

be used as barracks Inc
thump. thump of marching troops
may be heard down the track
where Cavalcade, Seabiscuit and
the rest raced and a few others
forgot to
No wonder Earl Dew got the
idea of flying to California in an
effort TO keep the riding cham
pionship away from w. L. Taylor
Dew was just another rider at
Miami with 237 jockeys and ap-
prentices waiting chance to
horseback
Mighty Fine Riders
You can find some mighty fine
riders in a crowd of 237 and the
Sac City Ia), youth who led the
riders at Detroit this season has
still a few fine points to pick
up
Patterson Milligan. the former
Detroit riding champion is in
Miami with his bodyguard Pistol
Pete Hicks and a bride She's
Pats bride and from louisiana
indicating a dissolution of the
romance which gained so much
fanfare here when Pat and Mar
jorie Nichols, the pretty exercise
girl from Texas, announced their
eng m ent at the Jockeys
Ball
1t isn't likely the United States
will see another dull late Fall for
racing. with action only at Charles
Town The majority of Texans
favor a return to racing which was
banned three years ago =. II
they get a chance TO vote the
horses will be going next Winter
at Arlington and EPSON Downs =.
Tropical Park is giving the rail-