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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
A CSENDES OCEAN
TENGERI HARCA

a vilag eddig ismert legna-
gyobb ilyenfajta kuzdelme.
Benne van ebben a harcban
Anglia, Amerika, Hollandia es
Japan. Borzalmas tavolsagok-
ban szigetek es meger6sitett
tengeri bazisok k0rul folyik a
pusztitas. Egyel6re a japanok
fele fordult a szerencse. Hir-
telen val6 tamadasaikkal meg
leptek az amerikai es angol
flottakat es sikereik voltak.
Meg kell azonban varni az ese-
menyeket turelemmel, amikor
maid megfordul a kocka es
amikor az els6 gy6zelmi ma
NOR eloszlik es a japanok fog
iak maid erezni a haboru su-
iyat. Mem lehet lit feladatunk
a tengeri haboru reszleteit fel-
sorolni, inert reszint meg hia-
nyos a hirszolgalat, reszint a
tudhato dolgokat amugyis mar
mindenki tudja. Egyetemes
tajekozasul tudni kell, hogy ez
a haborus front egeszen mas
jellegu lesz, mint amt eddig
ismertiink, tehat hamar itele-
tet mem jo formalni, inert meg
csal6dunk. Ha valahol, ezzel
a harccal kapcsolatosan kell
kell6 mersekletet mutatni Is
tiirelemmel varni. Bizalommal
es segit6 keszseggel nezziink a
j0v6be!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
MUNKA
TORVENYHOZAS

Joforman minden erdekl6des
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
NIGHT POSTPONEMENTS IRK TRIBE FANS

NEW YORK June 21.-Jmmy Braddock says Joe Louis
per the fighter used be- which isn't saying
much for Billy Conn Now will it be Lou Nova September?
loud you Jimmy Johnston yeping for
another match for Abe Simon.
For being Louis can't be annoyed amt he got
he show Cleveland Sunday a-seein that five
gated saddle boss of his win ribbon After that Joes
apannin himself Julian Blacks cottage Stevens
vile, Mich. for
Billy Sullivan, Tiger catcher Fathers Day remembered
his pappy with long distance phone call Portland Ore
Bnys pappy White Sox catcher is head Of the Fruit
Growers Association in the Oregon metropolis Incidentally
while Boston young Billy got the roof burned
off the Sullivan domicie in Crosse Ponte.
Jimmy Crowley Fordham grid coach will spend the July
holidays at Macinac Island Chick Meehan former New
York University football coach is the front for Larry Mac
Phal in plans stage fights Ebhets Field Because
MacPha refused AN America First committee of Ebbetts
Field for antiwar demonstration MacPha is in Dutch with
Brooknes who il said stirred up residents the
ball park complain city authorities that night baseball is
nuisance them Yankees will play Toronto Maple Leafs of
the International League Toronto July T. in exhibition
for the Red Cross British Bomb Victims Fund Moose
Mccormick famous pinch hitter for the Giants, athletic
director al Mitchell Field, Long Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

the State tournament at Charlie
voix last Summer il was the first
time he ever won a semifina
match in an important event.
Hammer. who came here from
the East a little more than a yea,
ago. learned that the semifinai
was his ink while playing in the
New Jersey State amateur. OR
four occasions he was beaten in
this round
Some of the districts leading
players were discussing Mike
Dietz' golf during the league
playof at Franklin Hills the other
day when Jack Emery OF Loeb.
moor brought UP an interesting
point.
There isn't GnG:ler ana cur
here who hits as many shots
alike ~ Mike does" Emery said.
Gle leaves the impression he
knows just now every shot Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
EMPLOYS ARITHMETIC IN GOLF
Mrs. Weiss Has Her Own SYSTEM

Mrs. Donald Weiss has re-
duced her golf 10 matter ri
arithmetic subtraction 10 he OK.
act which may be one reason the
l05-pound star from Flint car
hold her own with players who
frequently outhlt her 20 yards OF
more Off the tee.
II is in this way tho now Dis.
trict Derby champion decides
which clubs 10 swing. particu.
larry for her second shots. And
she has been so successful in state
and district competitions her
system must be a sound one.
II allow myself 100 yards
with the driver" Mrs. Weiss ex-
planned. II know can hit the
hall farther, maybe 200 or 225
when course and wind condi-
lions are favorable. But that
1S0-yaFd figure II pretty good
one TO work from.
"Then, on two-shot holes, l
deduct $50 from the distance
on the card and the difference
tells me which club to choose.
i allow myself slightly less
yardage with the No. 2 wood,
with that Of the other clubs
proportionately lower"
Sensible little woman, isnt
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

ing the and making the rough rougher for the War
Charity Golf Match the ball players will stage at Common
wealth c. c. in Boston June % Bill MacHoney 24year-od
Dame taught clarinet Wnslow, Ariz
played South Bend Hank banning of
the New York Giants salesman before he took catch
ing a
Jack Dempsey going to make government connection
Of goodwill ambassador post George Haas
Mule Haas of the White Sox is promising at Seton
Hall New Jersey prep Craig Wood in winning the
Open Colonial Club Fort Worth did not have single
hreeputt green.
Damon Runyon's Tight Shoes" is horse-racng picture
William (Pick Hines formerly Of Windsor the and
of the Johnstown Pa hockey team in the Eastern
Amateur Hockey League National League rule next year
will require all visiting clubs TO stay Brooklyn hotels
of the clubs stay New York when playing at Ebnetts
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Tigers Strike Back

The Tigers struck back with
two tallieS IN the second. Both
Campbell and Higgins singled
after which Gehringer was called
out on strikes and TebbcttS topped
a feeble roller to the pitcher. With
a pitcher coming up, Tiger pros
poets did not loom brightly. but
Trout. surprising the crowd and
himself came through Handsomely
with a single to right, scoring botn
Campbell and Higgins.
In the third, McCosky beat out
an infeld grounder for a single
and then waited until Campbell
came along with his homer and
scored ahead of the celebrated
Scotchman. There were two out
when Bruce connected for his long
drive.
With one out in The seventh,
Trout beat out a grounder 10 Riz-
zuto for a single and started the
Tiger rally that produced three
runs. Croucher followed with a
single. McCosky flew out TO Di-
Maggie and Trout. had he tried,
would probably have scored as the
Yankee stars throw was far wide
of the plate. Trout counted when
Sturm fumhled Mullins grounder.
York's double scored Croucher and
Mullin.
The Rizzuto-fashioned homer &C
counted for a Yankee counter in
the seventh the round in which
Benton replaced Trout when the
Tiger starting pitcher appeared to
be firing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

fback being featured the Chesterfield ads for which he
gets SS5 Charley Speyer Harvard haback spent $500
his teeth he could pass physical test for the Marines
Maureen Ocu who has been playing tournament golf for 6
years says Coett by away
golfer she's that time,
Bob Feer is the fastest and slowes pitcher IN the big
leagues He burns up his speed ball but takes the
Indians hours play game when he's pitching
Bill Terry says the St Louis Cardinals Of 1941 fastest team
he's John Bulge ST. laundryman most Of his life
lives in Oakland Cal his J. Donald Bulge, recently
bought laundry business in New York.
ball game between major league and a team Of
major eaguor IN the and navy planned for the
benefit Of the United Service Organizations Ii be played
Chicago with the White Sox representing the majors
Brooklyn Dodgers drew 4052O customers for % games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Ty, Mickey Beaten,
So Pick New Partners

AT 81 Ty Cobb loves a good
battle just as he did years age
when he was the scourge of base
paths of the American League.
And the old Tiger still refuses
to give up-doesn't know the
meaning of the word quit.
He and Mickey Cochrane, an
other former Tiger great. were
given a licking by AL Watrous,
Oakland Hills professional, and
NJ +. Coyle. president of the
Chevrolet division, General Mo-
tors. Saturday at Watrous' course.
The last putt had hardly
dropped when Cobb, here for a
brief visit while en- route east for
his two benefit matches with Babe
Ruth, said 10 Watrous:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
rs The Big Pigeon Year in A. l..

Cal Hubbard the umpire who failed in flying tackle
after pigeon a Briggs Stadium in Detroit recently
observes that this quite pigeon year the American
LesgueUmpire Ppgras had 10 pick up and 1t off
field Washington Billy Sullivan Pat Mulin is
going be payerhink what he will do with his speed
when steal bases He'll have those outfeders
crazy adding base here and there"
Cleveland the management of the Indians
for waiting until 80 TO postpone for the same
night thousands of fans their to the stadium
when they heard the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Outdoor Mat Program

For the second week in success
sion the Arena Gardens Monday
is Offering its patrons a triple
wrestling feature and it is hoped
10 open the outdoor season in the
Arena Bowl. which is now two
weeks overdue.
Two title bouts for Midwestern
Wrestling Association champion
ship belts. one for the junior
heavy title in which Karol krauScr
makes the first defense of the
title ne won last week, with "Reb'
Russell as his challenger, and The
other between Orville Brown and
Benny Rosen. who drew last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Lists Closed Early

Because of the rush of entries
for the Red Run event, Frank
Farrell. chairman of the tourna-
ment committee, was forced 10
close the lists a week ago with 102
pairs in. Twenty-one more pairs
comprise the waiting list. several
Iof which may get in, in event Of
Withdrawals.
A best ball competition, all 2
Friday will he given over TO AR
lS-hole qualifying ro' nd at Red
Hun, scores 10 determine the
makeup Of the various flights.
Two rounds Of match play arc set
for Saturday. with the semifinals
and finals, both at Is holes. on
ISunday.
Among the out-of-town PLAYERS
Iare Milford Wehrle and George
Dawson. ChicagoanS who rank
with the country's outstanding
amateurs. Wehrle. who paired
with Tommy Sheehan 10 win last
years Meadowbrook vitatjonal
tournament, will team with Ellis
Berry OF Red Run this time. Daw-
sons partner Will be William J.
ISchmitt. one of Oakland Hills low
handicap golfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Tigers Square
Set With Ydnks
CONTINUED from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Page
outfielder has hit safely. The
record was set at al by George
Sisler.
With a run in the first inning
the Yankees lost no time in whip
ping into action. Sturm singled "a
center. Rolfe also singled, but
became the other half of twin
killing when Heinrich grounded
into a double play But dependable
DiMaggio came through with a
single 10 right field and Sturm
scored,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Blozis in A. A. u. Meet

PHILADELPHIA, June q. -
ClNS) - Georgetown's giant Al
BloziS will make a bid for new
shotput and discus honorS in the
national A. A. u. track and field
championships on Franklin Field
next SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

going 10 act and where II will
land. And no matter what club
he picks. he'll get the same dis
lance with IL hole after hole.
That's a big advantage in going
for the green"
Veteran Convinced
Howard II. Lee, one Of tho best
here in the old days. came out tc
Birmingham for tho district fina
10 see for himself IF it's true
what they are saying about tho
modern long hitters." Then de.
cided it must be so when he saw
Ed Flowers power one over the
trees and almost drive the greer
on the dog-leg sixth. a 340-yarder
Imagine what Lee would have
said had he been there the day
before and seen Ronnie Williams
drive better than hole high on the
same hole against Dietz in the
rainr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Wakefield Joins
Team Sunday

Continued from First Sport Page
Red Sox and Cincinnati also were
active in their effort to get the
20-year-old prospect in their camp
Almost all the major league
teams secuted him and pronounced
him an outstanding prospect. He
hit $50 in tho Western conference.
driving in % runs in u games.
He visited several clubs working
out with them and each time he
impressed the managers with his
powerful hitting. At Briggs
Stadium. he hit several balls high
up in the second stands in right
field. He is a left handed batter
and throws righthandcd.
Wakefield came to Michigan
from Chicago, where he attended
high school. He was a catcher
when he first reported TO Coach
Ray Fisher at Michigan. but Ray
had a goNi receiver and changed
the slugger into right fielder.
"They put me In right field
because IL was easiest" Dick
said when discussing his new
Job with the Tigers. II know I
have lots TO learn about fielding,
so I'm anxious TO get to work
on my lessons"
Dick was warned by Owner
Briggs not 10 discuss financial
arrangements with the club with
anybody Dick agreed and he
commented that now he and Mr.
Briggs had something in common.
I'VE both pay income tax"
When asked what he would do
with the money he received, hel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

-IuiAlA- IL ii u Totals a -
'Bstted for Hamlin in seventh.
brooklyn 600 O0n O0f1
Cincinnati n00 1oo on
Runs riggs, Werner y Mccormick ".
Mccormick Joost Runs gbstted in walker.
FREY. " Mccormick , Home run M
Mccormick Sacrifice hit Riddls Double
plays Reese ~ Herman n Camitli cAmiiil
TO heere 10 Franks 70 Camili struck out
~ Hsmlin , by Riddle Bases on
baus orr Hamlin /. or KimbAli / OF
Riddle Hn by pitcher py Riddle (ca-
milil Hts orr Hamltn 5 IN innings OF
klmbaH ] IN innings Losing pitcher
hhinin. LII on bases Brooklyn Z. Cincin-
matt 2. Time l:ts Umpire. ConIAn.
Soetz and keardor. Attendance -s47a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Short Shot Best

Ty is an expert when il comes
To chipping and pitching. This die
him little good Saturday, though
because he didn't get the hang
of the green's until IL. was toe
late.
Cochrane, who has A longer and
freer swing off the tee than Ty
is real power hitter. If Cobb
had Mikes driveLwell. it might
be just too bad for Ruth.
Cobb makes no claims Of being
an expert golfer. Just plays q
sOciable game. Until several weeks
ago he never bothered 10 practice
He has a nine-Stroke handicap in
San Francisco.
He hurt his shoulder some time
ago in a hunting accident and
for q while feared nc couldn't e.
through with the matches with
Ruth. But the shoulder is okay
now. Their first match will be
played in Boston Wednesday and
the second in New York Friday
Weighing 21l pounds compared
TO his 191 when he quit baseball.
Ty is quite husky Hunting and
fishing. with golf, have kept him
in splendid condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Sensational Golf

Saturdays play was packed
with sensational golf. Lawson
Little, the two-time Open cham
pion. scored the first hole in one
of the Journeys seven-year his
tory on the l56-yard number g.
Results or Saturday rounds:
Picard Revolta t6iJ up over Gull
dahl Harrison t65i.
Mangrum Mcspaden te3) mp over
Bulla Byrd t67i
Thomson Nelson $3.50 all even with
Demarei Hogan t65I
smith.Litfle (63l ! up over Heafner.
Metz (6fl.
AFTERNOON MATCHES
Demaret Hogan (63l up over Byrd
Bulla tnl
Demaret Hogan $3.50 up over BYRD.
Bulla t6ol.
Heafner-Metz (eD up over Mangrum-
McSpaden t66l.
Thomson Nelson $50 up over Picard.
ReVQlta tSsi
smrh-Litle ts3) UP over Guldahl-
Harrison (6El
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Hagen Seeks Ryder Match for Detroit
Red Run Meet
Tops Busy Week.
In Golf Here

The fourth annual Red Run In
lvitational tournament. which has
become so popular it has waiting
list this time, tops busy week in
golf here.
Besides the Red Run event,
scheduled for Friday through Sun
day, other features on the calendar
are the 36-hole tournament for
professionals. Monday at Edge
wood Country Club. and the
F Their and Son tournament.
Thursday at Pine Lake Country
Club.
The Edgewood event, in which
the professionals will compete for
a $500 purse given by Len B. Kolb,
owner of the club, also will in
Iclude a pro-amateur in the after
noon. The pros totals for the
morning and afternoon rounds will
decide the prize winners in the
lKolb competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Seminal His Jinx

Freddy Hammer wasn't sur
DriSed when Mike Dietz- beat hin
IN the semiflnals of the DiStri"
tournament The Oakland Hill
star has come 10 look upon thi
las has INK round In fact. whcl
he won from Tommy Sheehan II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
M. @. A. Matches
For Sunday

NORTH SECTION
Bob O'Llnk ~ Wtses
Hickory HIS a. Duck Lake.
North Hills ~ silver Lake
Lancaster Hills Al Twin Lakes.
EAST SECTION
Beverly Hi A. Sunnybrook.
Hillcrest ~ Ridgemont
sylvan Glen At Highland pprk
Bald Mountain ~ Plum Brook
WEST SECTION
Hilltop At BEDFORD
Warren Valley Al Middlebelt.
Birch Hill AZ Riverbank.
Loeb Alpine a. Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Gomez Ordered TO Wear Glasses

ocuist warned Lefty Gomez to glasses while
pitching the eye specialist says the Yankee ehanders
witness be traced faulty vision Before winning the
National Open Craig Wood wrote piece called How VIII
Win the Open Championship which turned down by three
national magazines.
Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb will be pleased they stretch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Cards. Rookie
.Hur|s 2Hitter
International News servIc. wir.

ST. LOUIS. June Ernie
White. brilliant young Cardinal
Southpaw, gave only two hits to-
day as ST. Louis trounced the
Giants, 6 TO O. urges singled in
the second and OFT in the fourth
and thereafter the Cardinal rookie
gave no hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Dramatic Life Of Lou Gehrio

The life Of Lou Gehrg will be dramatized New York
radio Sunday night John Keran furnished
the material and edited the script Brooklyn Dodgers will
Florida and California Spring they will not
Clearwater however The site has been selected
Larry MscPha Will train his boys three weeks in Florida and
three in Havana.
Douglas Hertz who signed John Kmhrough for $4,000
already has started A. NJ AlAmerica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
He'll Play Again
Lets play again tomorrow;
l know some of these holes now
and will do better"

Besides liking a good battle.
the old Georgia Peach also is a
pretty ShreMd fellow,
mike" he said. addressing
Cochrane. you'll have 10 get
new partner. I'm going to have
WatrOus on my side"
The last heard from Cochrane,
he was trying to figure out a way
10 get Walter Hagen back from
Toledo TO pair with him.
Ty wasn't exactly on his sticks
Saturday. As a result he had to
be satisfied with an approximate
"a, which also was Cochrane's
score.
Mickey. like Cobb. is n south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Brooklyn Tanned
By Reds, Al

CINCINNATI. June 2l.-Eln1er
Riddle. sensational young right
handler, today Chalked up his sixth
victory of the season without a
defeat as the Reds trimmed Brook
Ign. 4 10 /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Walter 10 P| lay
Bobby Jones in
Charity Event
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Walter Hagen, the old maestro
Of the golf links. will be in Toledo
this Sunday on an important mis-
sion
Tho Ryder Cup match. which
thrilled thousands at Oakland
Hills last Summer, is TO be played
again this season and Hagen will
make a determined bid 10 obtain
II for Detroit.
%. Russell Gnau, who was
chiefly responsible for bringing
last years match here. was 10 ac-
company Hagen 10 Toledo. They
will confer with Fred Corcoran,
tournament manager of the Pro-
ieSSional Golfers Association, who
viii make the award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
To Meet Jones

Added interest is attached to
the event this time because Bobby
Jones. probably the most popular
figure in American golf, will cap
tain the challengers and play.
Hagen says he will oppose the
Albanian and is eager for the
match, because it has been a long
time since Bobby and / have
crossed sticks in competition.
Jones announces the following
players will be on his lineup
Craig Wood. Ben Hogan. Lawson
Little. Johnny BulLa. Denny
|Shule. Gene Sarazen, Ed Dudley
Jimmy Demaret and Clayton
Heather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
District League
Schedule

SUNDAY
PATHWAYS GROUP
WashtenAw A. Glen oaks.
Huron HIS A. Birmingham.
TEES GROUP
Rrooklands a. Tam O'shan'er No. I.
Pine Lake Al West Shore
Plum Hollow No. ~ crosse lie No
GREENS GROUP
Monroe Al Black River
Forest Lake ~ Tam O'Shanter No. z.
Dearborn At Twin Beach
WEDNESDAY
IRONS GROUP
Franklin HIS At Plum Hollow No. I
Oakland Hills M. ~ Crosse lie No ]
Orchard Lake A. Country club No 2
Red Run No. At Bloomfield Hils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

paw golfer.
Looking head 10 Ty's two
southpaw battles with Ruth, il
was evident after watching him
yesterday that the old Tiger will
be outhit considerably off the tee
But he may drive Ruth crazy
with his short game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
No Course Yet

I'VE haven't obtained n course
as yet" Hagen said Saturday.
''but the match IL for such a
worthy cause and provides such
excellent sport for so many
people that l am sure some club
VIII come forward with an Of
fer on learning we have a good
chance 10 get the match
Proceeds OF the event, in which
a challenging team of star pro-
fesSionals again will oppose the
official Ryder Cup lineup, will 60
&c the Red Cross. More than SIS
600 was turned over TO the Red
Cross following the match a year
ago.
According to Corcoran, the
event will be played August %
and "a. He announced in Toledo
that the event would be
awarded in a few days, which
prompted Hagen, who again will
captain the Ryder squad, 10 60 10
Toledo at once and get in his bid,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Runs T Moore - --opp 2 Mize Mes
ner Error-Jurges, Runs bAtted in-Mize
Slaughter g. white. Mesner Two-base hit
Mize. Sacrifice hits Bartell Marion, Hopp
Double PLAYS -Crespi 10 Marion 10 Mize
Whitehead 20 urges 10 Young Bases ~
balls OFF Iohtman 4 of White g sirllcl
out BY Lohrman ? by White 3 Hits or
Lohrman 10 IN I innings. Off Adams q II
! inning. Left on bases St Louis S. New
York s Losing pitcher Lohrmau Umpire,
Barr, Sears and Jorda Time is57 Al
tendance 7sf3 0ades dayl, 2 $50 paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Hogan, Demdrei
Stay in Front

Continued from First Sport Page
son VS., Guldahl-Harrison, Picard
Revolta VS.. Demaret Hogan.
-McSpaden VS.. Smith
little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
NEW YORK
ST. LOUIS

Totals 81 ? 20 10 Totals ~ 10 81 Q
'Batted for Lohrman in eighth.
New York nOn 600 nnO-O
ST Louis 90 O0l 20x-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Show Horses
To Be Timed

The old saw OF last but not
least will be re-emphasiZed when
the Detroit Spring Horse Show
winds up its jumping program
with the scurry. one OF the most
thrilling events on the three-day
program beginning June II.
Competing on course OF nine
obstacles, each horse will be timed
and one second added for each
fault made. Jumping faults will be
counted the same as in the open
jumping classes.
Two rail jumps "a feet apart
are included among the obstacles
to be cleared. Others listed on the
Bloomfield Open Hunt Course,
where the entire show Is TO be
held include brush, coop, gate,
aiken. snake. roll top and poles
Entries for the show, which will
feature $500 hunter and jumper
stakes, close June s. All commune
cations should he addressed 10 the
Horse Show Secretary. Bloomfield
Open Hunt, Bloomfield Hills. Mich.