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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
King Cole I'd;
Our Boots
Runs Third
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

International News service Sports Wrttcs
BALTIMORE, May 1o.-Whirl-
away. so far behind that he looked
like the first horse in the next
race, came on with the sudden
brilliance of lightning today at
Pimlico 10 win the S69, 500 Preak-
ness Stakes and virtually clinch
the 1941 3-year-old championship.
Winner of the Kentucky Derby
A week ago, WhirlaWay whipped
an even tougher field Saturday in
the fifty-frst running of the Freak
ness 10 annex the second jewel in
his effort to become one of the
few horses in history TO win the
triple crown-the Derby. Freak
ness and next months Belmont.
The beautiful. but erratic chest
nut colt from the barn of Warren
Wright finished five and a half
lengths in front Of King Cole. the
Ogden Phipps charger who came
hack well to-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Alex Blacks 300
Features Petersen

300 was high single in his group,
for which he received SIS. He also
will be presented diamond medal
by Petersen and 500 for high
single game of the event. unless
some one matches his feat.
Blacks 300 was his second. hav-
ing bowled another in sanctioned
competition five years ago.
The veteran Charley Daw Of
Milwaukee was the leader of the
second shift with 1907. which
ferried him into eighth position in
the standings. He had games of
1874. go, PAS. 191. 1872. 200. 245.
211. Ninth went TO Adam Plunge
of Chicago. who had PAT and PAS
games in his 1706 series.
Carl Kersten Of the Paris team
in The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic. tied with Alex Graham Of
New Philadelphia. q, for 11th
when each posted 1904. Kersten's
netted him $50 on the spot, for IT
was the best on the opening squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Scratches Single

In The eighth Higgins singled "a
lcft. advanced 10 second on Teh-
belts scratch hit 10 knicker-
hooker and then scored when Nc
Nair. batting for NowhouSer,
singled 10 center. Then McCosky
singled 10 center. scoring TebbettS
and Mullin York popped 10
knickerbocker 10 end the heat.
With two down. NcCosky in tho
fourth. scratched single and con-
tlnued on 10 second when Applng
threw wildly 10 first But York
drove a long fly ball 10 kreevlch
for third out
There were two out when HiE-
gins and TebbettS walked in IN
fifth. However. when NewhouScr
grounded 10 Lee the budding rally
was ended. But the SoX were
luckier in their part Of the frame
With two out. knickerbocker was
safe At first on Croucher's error.
stole second and then later scored
when Appling singled 10 right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Holland RifIers
Win First Day
Of Hearst Shoot

When 80 rife shooters enter
Agricultural Hall Sunday morning
for the second and final day Of
The Detroit Times Rife Tourna-
ment. a team score Of 1884 points
will he the chief obstacle 10 hurdle
If they intend 10 take home the
William Randolph Hearst trophy.
The Holland rifle team of Hol-
land Mich. winners Of the Cen
trail Michigan Rife League cham
pionship. were the apparent win
ners during the first day of firing
Saturday.
Don Prins, captain Of the color
full riflemen. led his team mates
with a score Of 49, out Of a pos
Sible 400 points. Russell KleiS was
next high man with 1863. Russ
DYKES and Jarvis Ter Haar banged
out 363 points each while Russell
Slabbekorn brought Up the rear
with 357.
Holding third place in the Sat
urday shooting was the Roosevelt
Rife Club with IT'S points. On
this team was Walter FRANKIE BAT,
Bill Hughes 34l Fred NoffSinger
367. George WickerSham 365, and
Ralph Wilhelm. 355.
The Detroit Edison Mems team
finished with 1852 10 take the early
lead for fourth place honorS. Ken
Thornton was tho star on this
team scoring al points out of a
possible 400 Ralph Buck was next
with 352. followed by Jack Dis
brow. 345. Charles Nine, 333. and
Ivan Menderhall $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Bridges, Lyons
HurI Tomorrow

Tommy Bridges will pitch for
the Tigers against the White Sox
here tomorrow. Ted Lyons will
fling for the Sox. To date this
season, Bridges won three games
and lost one. The Tiger veteran
was a hard luck pitcher against
the Chicago team last year, losing
four and winning but one. His
losses included three low hit
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
so Points in Action

The Acme rife team of Detroit
finished IN second place with A
team total Of 1875. c. Jones was
the high scoring acc with 373.
Other scores on this team were
r. Campbell. $50: :. Atkins. 35S:
L. Jefries. 356, and c. Howard
34e.
Fred Nofsinger. the Wild cat
hunter. was high on the team
with SCI. George WickerSham
followed with 265. Ralph Wilhelm
355. Walker 355. Walter FRANKIE
347 and Bill Hughes Sal
At one time during the after
moons barrage. all 80 firing points
were in actual use. The roar Of
the small bore guns that barked
Out attracted thousands Of rodeo
goerS in tho Coliseum next door.
many Of whom took advantage Of
the free admission and watched
the shooters.
Several girls teams from various
high schools competed IN Satur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Mu(hO GustO
Wins No. 4

LOUISVILLE. Ky. MAY 10.
Mucho Gusto. a 9-year-old veteran.
chalked up his fourth consecutive
victory today by besting A field NJ
five in the s. 500 added Kentucky
Handicap at Churchill Downs.
The Miles and Ramsey Stables
horse covered the IL miles in
1:52 2-5 finishing ahead of J. w.
Bells Steel Heels and Dog House.
owned by Huntley and Sher. The
winner was ridden by ! Richards.
and paid $3.50. 81 10 and ~ 20
Steel Heels paid 81 and 81 40 and
Dog House returned S2.40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
CHII AGO

Season hAttng AvtFage
Team batting average
rBattsd fer Nsvhouser In eighth.
IRAN for McNsir N slghih.
Detroit 400 0O0 n3n 3
Chicago OoO ni0 2iN 3
Runs batted in. ApplluE. Knickstbockrr.
Wright. McNair. McCosky p Hoag. Two
base hits--Kreevcn =. Appung. Hoag
Sacrifice hits Knickerbocker. CruuchPr
Stolen bases ncksrbocker ?. Lett m
bases Detroit 4, Chicago .. Double plays
--Gehringer to Croucher 10 York fresh m
ppling. Higgins 20 GehrnEer 10 York
Bases on balls or Newhouser . on Lee
? Struck ont BY NsVhouser :. BY Lee 4.
HHs-On Newhouser 5 tn innings Losing
pitcher Trout. Impires Summers. Rue
and Stewart. Time 50 Attendance
} 323.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Totals 81 ? p - Totals n = ~
Bate for r Harms n sixth.
Rstted for Tro'fer In ninth
Bstted for Strange in ninth
Cleveland 103 nn0 non-f
ST. Louis Oln i0l 900 3
Runs Baudresu 2 Campbell. Milnar.
Mcouinn Radchff Heffner Errors -Cul-
isnbne CRUDE Runs hated in Heffner
R1udreau 2 Harris Estallela tBoudresu
scored in first when Keltner hit into double
and Campbell IN third when Cullenhine
threw Wild 10 platel. Two-haS hits Bou-
dreau. Heffner. Gruhes walker Three-hase
MT Campbell Home run Boudresu sac
rifics hit CRUDE. Double plays-Heffner IN
Strange N Mcounn, Baudreau 10 Mack 70
TrnSkv Bases on balis4Off Harris ? off
Nilnpr 8 Struck out-Rv Harris L By MI.
mar by Trotter a Wild pitch Mflnar.
Hits orr Harris in s innings off Trot
Ter IN innings. off Milnar In 6 innings
none out IN ninth. off Hsving o IN I
inning. Lett on hases-St. Louis = Cicve-
land s. Winning pitcher Miinar. Losing
pitcher Harris. tirnpires Rommsl ornshv
arr Hubbard, Time-2.is Attendance
2O4f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Trotter. Milnar.
no started on
the mound for
Cleveland. gave
up seven hits.
but he was re-
placed by He
wing. who fore
: a ! . Il a
Brownie rally IN
the ninth.
T he Indians
scored a run IN
the first inning
on Boudreau's
double. Camp
bells single and
a double pla ".
Boudreau hit a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Sweet Willow Takes
'GanSett Feature

PAWTUCKET. r. I. MAY 10
dNS) r. W. Collins Sweet vii
low came home first today in the
81. 900 added Blackstone Handicap
closing feature of the NarraCan-
set Park meeting.
w. F. MsnnaGh's Liberty Flight,
running coupled with Wise Bee.
vas second and Halcyon Boy. a
r. y. Kane entry. finished third.
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Continued on Page Six)
Snead Will Take Pdrt
In GoOddII Tourney

NEW YORK. MAY 10-tINS)--
Sammy Snead. one Of Colfdom s
most flawless styliStS and top
ranking money winner. today ac-
cepted an ivitation to compete in
the Goodall round robin tourna-
ment at Fresh Meadow Country
Club Nav - 10 p.
The 2S-year-old West Nirginian
will compete with II other ace
ttnkSmen in round robin match
play for the 5000 prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Boudreau PAGES
Tribes Victory
Figures in Three Runs as
Brouns Fall, IS
International >sus service Wiz.

ST. LOUIS. May 10 Scoring
their runs in the first three in
nngs. the Cleveland Indians today
edged out St. Louis. to3
Lou Boudreau paced the Tribes
nine-hit attack against Harris and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
By HAROLD KAHL

Alex Black, 35-year-old steel
worker from Lorain, O.. pulled
down the house with applause
when he rolled 300 in the second
of his eight-game series in the
twenty-sixth Louis +. Petersen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

improvement OF Nadar was one Of
the brightest spots in the days
activities.
Donald Boor. freshman full
back. displayed plenty of power
and speed and should be a first
rate understudy to Westfall. Cris-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

homer with MiInar on base n send
two runs across in The third In
the same inning. Campbell tripled
and tailed on Cullenbines wild
throw 10 the plate.
81. LOUIS picked up IFS runs by
ones. in the second. fourth and
sixth INNINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
First game
Boston II. New York 3.
Second game
New York 4. Boston ?.
Cincinnati ). Chicago /
Brooklyn d. Philadelphia |.
St Louis at Pittsburgh, post
poncd. wet grounds.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Cincinnati
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn AT Philadelphia.
ST. Louis al Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
STANDINGS

Vincent Ntkiel Detroit 1891
James Mcmahon Lodi. y 1884
Fred Bu1sck, Benton Hsrhor Mich 1855
Joe Falcsro. New YORK CHy 1850
John Crimmns. Diet roit 1T3'
Bernard Beik. De,roif 11ld
Walter Johnson. Toledo 17ll
Charles Daw. Milwaukee 1901
Adam Plunge. Chicago 1T0f
Emil Dimitrie Dstrou 1905
Alex Graham New PhIIAdelph.a o. I70i
Carl Kerstsr. Detroit 17n4
Russell Gerson6s Milwaukee 1853
Paul krumske. Chicago 1859
Ice Norris Detroit 1875
Louis Meyers Dearborn 1873
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Major League Standings

0Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Cticsgo 4, DETROIT ;.
Philadelphia 8. Washington Z
Cleveland 4. st. Louis ;.
New York al Boston. postponed
rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES -
DETROIT at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Classic at the Palace Recreation
Saturday.
Black finished fourth on his
squad with 1916 total. also fea-
tured by a 267 seventh game. but
II was profitable. Naturally his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Our Boots Third

Royce Martins Our Boots. who
had beaten Whirlaway four times
in the days before jockey Eddie
Arcaro and trainer Ben Jones
taught Whirlaway not to bear out
on the turns. finished third. Por-
ter's Cap. who carried the hopes
of the West Coast for Charles s.
Howard. was fourth.
The winner paid S4.30. $40 and
$3.50, and won laundering ova-
ton from the crowd of 10000.
largest in the history of the old
Maryland classic. King Cole. given
fine ride by Johnny Gilbert. paid
$3.50 10 place and $3.50 to show.
Our Boots paid $3.50 to show.
After a quarter-mile of the mile
and three-sixteenths test Whirl-
away trailed the field of eight by
an almost ludicrous margin. He
was at least eight lengths behind
the last horse in the closely
punched pack. He was Looping
along easily, however, his enor-
mously long and silken tail wav-
/ ing easily out behind him. King
Cole was on top by nose. hard
pressed by Our Boots, who had
shown fine early speed by cutting
all the way across the track from
eighth post position TO fight for
the lead on the first turn.
CroWd Shocked
The crowd was shocked into a
numb silence at the sight of the
favorite galloping along far in the
wake of the fighting leaders. But
then, as Whirlaway and the COM
placent Arcaro followed the pa
rade into the long backstretch, a
rumbling wave of sound rolled
down from the packed stands. For
with no effort Whirlaway was
whirling away. He was narrowing
that enormous block of daylight
between his nose and the flying
hooves of the others.
There he goes" the great
mob roared. And there he went.
Midway down the backstretch
he reeled past Ocean Blue as il
Ocean Blue had stopped run
ming. And then, one by one he
looked the others in the eye and
went through them. Leaving
behind him Porter's Cap. Kan
sas. Dispose and Curious Coin
as If they were rooted, he nailed
and passed Our Boots midway
in the home turn and caught
King Cole before tho turn was
done.
For a split second a tense hush
settled over the great green and
white and yellow grandstands,
Would Whirlaway bear out and
lose his hard = won advantage?
Then a great wheeze of relief
came from the mob. Arcaro had
held him in line. So had the single
blinker which Trainer Jones had
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-30

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Miiiionaren il, siioanerifa, uno es
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| 9as anltnrpert bcntid. Niiionare III saoamerifa

OH Ben llfern bes anla5onas aui elmer
Strede bon $50 5tl,nben 2ange in
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uno Icbrte ign aderbau ,,no Sauo.
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bi,lS aiibn (&ino) aus Siiotirol. @r
ma6te im sluftroee oes &onigs bon
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bel eutbedte er, baB &alifornien ciue
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Observation-Disclosures bur9. &unlt
uno Sonbpert iiberlieben sic 5panier
faIt allsi6lieblid BEN oeutiden Sr.
beusbriioern. Die materielle @lauss
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Abc tilt relisi6ie 5amiliennnttrueiinns
Son Srana 8eigl
(lmantitGt ,tnb AnalitGD

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% DaI Ole SDlile DelOtt0ere SeQelt1
tling Ben allsgeprdgten oNntuellouils
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go piele Eltge,toen a1f eitlnal tparen
aber fir geii11tbe anaben 1tno Wido-
den 51biell Ne,lBerlieb, 6,,r6 aopi-
itifen nno NIT oen 2ippen, iagten Die
Seitoer tpobl ,,SsSa" at oieIen ,,Mnlpen=
bltngen", ober fir iid bacbten iie,
0as tpare nun bob sll piel altf einmol.
Dieie iiberbolte Sbtlmetbobe faun
altd) fir Sic gltern lebrreid iein.
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lnabt es, idolt auf sic 2talit1t! @er
fiinf= llno sebnerlei Siltge auf einunal
ilt Die &i1lber bineinprcoigt, neil ct
min ibon einnral I'M Gritiiieren, Sa-
ocl1 Sbeltc1 orinnen lit, miro nidts
erreid)en. u3upiel ouf einmal!"
oenft oas &ius - natiirlid ltia fiir
iid mno : Die gauge @irf,ma lit pcr-
loren.
$50 man aber bie &inoer l,n1 eiu
feltes Gorbabell ianlnelt, no man
nies mad alien Soften flart, Oas Or
Iebnis belttIid in BEN finbliben aa-
tag bineinitellt leiltet ntan er5iebltde
analitdtsarbeit.
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tua6ienen lit libt oas oer &inoer
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einidldgigen 8e6oten oum sltsorud:
5leiidentbaltung am 5reitag crit bonn
pollenoeten Iiebenten; ginibrdnfltng
Der Sattigltng an beltilnntten Sagen
bonn bollenoeten 81. SSabr an.
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-ite Safer pollen Die &inoer bo6 s,,r
redten sSaItengeitt1n11,s brinsen. 5o
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@elegenDeitens a,lr 5elbItiiberipin=
oltna 5ur 5elbitbeberri6lt,g, at flciz
llem Spfern. Die ainber ielbit fino
erfinoeriib int a1soenfen bieier Mog-
lidfeitelr lt11o iuhen iid Dam. ein be-
ifilaa1tes 0pfer ans. Die @ltern bel
fen iDnen 6urb oftere Grinneri,ng
oaran, Die bier5ia Gage burb51balten;
a11f Elm 5tiidben 3l1der, iin &affee
bersi6ten; eilles bon oen 8r6fben
bein Sriibitiid obne iiiBen Iufitrit
ilebmel1; 5iiBiafeiten, bie oie Sa,lte
sober ionlt eiu 8eiu1 lnitbringt, 5,t=
riidIeget ooer init mcbreren auoeren
teilen; bel Der 2iebIinasipeile itd Ell
ncn fleinen Abbrl,b tl1n; bie bon ga-
ter itlro Ointter geipdbrte Spielseit
nit aanieraoen freitpilfia abfiir5en;
an ei15elnen gagen eine 8ierteliti,,loe
friiber aufiteben ltnb baum bete,l, ). g.
ieben Gag bor elmer anoeren Station,
oes &re15lueges ooer an ben 9on-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-30

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bort tim fonnteit? Gtipas ntebr ais
bisber2 @ott CAB bod aud bir eli,
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The Nome nugget., 1941-01-13
Tourists Favor Latin America

C. atly increased interest in the countries of South America, the West Indies, Mexico and Cen tral 4nerica c'a the part of North Americans is shown in a rec nt survey conducted by a ma tional magazine in the United States. Replies from more than 3l,0GJ people express a desire to read articles about these coun- triss, and many stated that they -h3J made definite plans in that connection. Some 16,000 people made trips into one or more Latin American countries last year and the number this year will be greatly incn-ased. More than twenty three percent of the people replying stated that they planned to make their trips by air.