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Evening star., 1941-09-07
Norrogonsett Park
Results
RN the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. S1,1OO: claiming:
3-year -olds and up; furlongs.
Dan Cupid tMeloche) 6.10 4.50 800
Skeeter (McMullenD 10.40 100
Embrace fAtkinson) 400
Time. 1:132s
Also ran-Hugood, Devils Mate. Story
Time, Count Morse, Count Cotton and
Wise Shine.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Claims Strikeout Mark

Ok Webb, Charleston IS. c.
pitcher, is claiming a national anna
teur record for strikeouts with 20
in a game at Florence.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

FOURTH RACE-Purse,. $1,000: allow
Bineo Bridget (HowelD ''~0 10 SO
Dense Path Iuther) $50
Also ran-Grey Wing. Methodica1 and
Begda.
FIFTH RACE--Purse, $1,000: allow
ehsEm eeheeS HTscssf Hysasolesi s dtss fuTlongs
Canrol (Howeln 40 336
Gondalina tBasile) 3S0
Time; 111.3.
PATH Mike and Five eits", to One af0h'ief M00eA
SIXTH RAcE-The Mary Dyer Handi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
R!a JESSE GLADYS i1 cseonsa, @ddss $500 aa1o
War Hazard Guther) 40 3i0
Wise Moss tTaylor) $50
Time. 1:45.
Also ran-aJeanne Dare Stolen Tryst,
mont. Manamaid, Harp Weaver, Shine
O'Night, Up the Hill.
a j. o. Kenne entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and upward; l mile and
Sun i Phantom Connolly 4.7O 2.4o 2.6o
fine Time, Niai4 I:44 445 g'Mui'eh' o'So
Also. ran-Range Dust, Flying Silver,
Peter Argo, Tyrone and Extremus.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; 3-year:olds and upward: II. miles.
Cosse (Atkinson) $50 $50 $40
Yannie Sid (Erikson) 500 $50
High Martin (CraiR) $50
Also .ran-Molasses Bill, Flying puke.
Tasmania, 0uaroma. ADDRESS, star Marvel.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 100: claiming:
3-year -olds and up: lis miles
Catch Me Not tMMullen 1850 $50 $50
Count Sneezy tParadise) 430 2qO
Inconceivable (MozerJ $50
Time. 1:4S.
Also ran--Stay Out, Pistol Pete Ned
Porte, Clapair, Dave Alexander and Gaspar
De Salo
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Youspeedyour business success when
you give your hair good-looks with
the Vitalis "6O-Second Workout. For
a good personal appearance acts like
a strong letter of introduction. And
handsome hair gives you crisp, eff
cient air that makes other men think:
Hes a likely-looking chap-knows
how to package himself for sale!"
Evening star., 1941-09-07

SECOND RACE-Purse, S1,1OO; claim
ing 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Dainty Ford tDatillo) 1880 1900 $50
Liberty Sand tSedlacek) $50 2qO
Alley iSconza) 33O
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Also ran-Jacote. Gala Star. Pecks Bad
Boy, Driving Power, Mad Money, Dark
Level Image of War, Scrappy Miss and
Whipaway
DAILY Double paid S225 3O)
Evening star., 1941-09-07

a second. to RobLGI'e1Ihas RobsIsa.elhe
ton oS Of of shs ssessssfy sess oil O1ttts,.b: is lie
e5fs'sfrv es Of rvi'als s9pRls%fssas' s,It safss on aa
ffss fresh, I'M natural lus'fe'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Priority Rules On
Building Materials

To ailay psxtmisrn among pros
pective home builders occmsiorsed
By dire Interpretations Of recently
published SPAB building conssruc-
ton policy. Donald Nelson, Director
os the Office Of Prboriticx. wash
in0tou. p c. haS made pssas@ :
recent letter 70 Senator Alexander
Wiley Of Wisconsin. Mr. Nelson en-
plains that only certain critical last
materials OF which there Is an acute
shortage. win not be available for
private building This does NO mean
that al hnEne building must ceaSe
Is very satisfactory homes can be
built without these items For In
stance. the most arute shortage Is
in copper. Copper cutters are not
AZ essential: wood cutters are serv-
iceable. economical and attractive.
Nor are steel beams necessary, there
are good sound houses standing to-
day. as they have stood for hun
dreds OF years on wood beams. There
Is no b~o,tleneck" tn lumber.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
It'll High Standards and Modest Means

financing. with instAIlments SINH
lar 70 rent makes home ownership
posainie for thousands Of families
VINO before were unable 70 afford
q home because o. the requirements
of outmoced expensive ftrSt-and
seeone mortgage financing systems
The iong-term fully amortlxed
syaiefn Of payment h OF great on
venience and protection 20 borrow
erk Under traditional practice,
first mortgages we're for short Pc
RODS and rarely exceeded 50 per
cent OF the appraised value. This
often required expensive reflnanc-
lng and costly second mortgages.
Under the Insured mortgage syS-
TEN OF the Federal Housing Ad-
mtnistration. mortgages are made
for as much es 30 per cent Of the
appraised value end are paid off m
equal monthly installments over
periods that may be as long as IS
years under certain circumstances.
Each payment includes q part OF the
interest current taxes, fire and
other hazard insurance. and mort
gage-insuranee premium
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Payments Eased by
Budget Systems

The Federal Housing Admins
trations budget" system o. home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
FLA Construction
Valuable for Home

the Federal Housing Administra-
tons minimum construction re-
qulrcments are OF assistance 70
home owners who are planning 10
participate IN the program for re-
modelling and rehabilitation Of old
houses Is a means Of creating
needed defense housing.
Although the requirements. pro-
vlding a minimum standard OF con-
~zfructAon. were set I'D 10 apply 10
all new dwellings on which the
mortgages are insured b. the FHA.
their use need not be limited TO
new-home construction. II VIII
benefit home owners In defense
areas who are planning to convert
old-faShioned spacious homes into
small apartments and rooming or
boarding houses 70 study the prfn-
eiples Of good building as outlined
by the FILA.
There are certain sections Of the
minimum construction requirements
that are very specific. Those deal
ing with foundations. water-proof-
ing. and general structural features
are fixed.
Other sections. however. are much
more flexible No interior equip
ment Is specified as 70 make and
design. Only the installation Is
regulated mo minimum require
ments are applied according 20
the FLA. TO interior finish such
as trim. flooring. tile work. etc. T1ae
choice Of such materials viii be left
10 the architect. owner, or builder.
II IS understood that the material
and workmanship shall be Of STAN
aard equal 70 The best practices for
the type ana kind Of building being
erected"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Stability of Home
Market is Guarded

The functions Of the Federal
Housing Administration IN STABILIZE
ing the home-mortgaRe market
we're re-emphasized recently By Ad-
ministrater AhneF n Ferguson.
II h hxspoFtnnf 70 keep Ia nzff1d.
particularly at the present time the
basic fact that the Federal Housing
Administration Is an insuring agcn-
cy which docs not IN any way COM
pete with private enterprise and In
particular with lending institutions
which enjoy the benefits Of insured
mortgages Mr.. Ferguson said
Not Competitive
The very purpose and functions
laid down In the National Housing
Act prevent the FLA from being
IN any sense n competitor with
private business. Actually. the In
tereSts Of the FHA and the inter
est Of private enterprise are closely
related"
Mr.. Ferguson said that the FHA
program was set IN motion TO re-
place the mortgaRe-lending prac-
tees which contributed 70 the
crash OF real estate values. To this
end the FILA has consistently de-
voted its efforts and activities To
day the Federal Housing Admins
tration Is striving to conduct ITS
affairs IN such a manner as 10
avoid the chaos that results from
neglect and indifference.
The Federal Housing Admins
tration according TO Administrator
Ferguson. ~in continuing 10 exercise
calm judgment and care IN nsuring
policies. viii act % keep such stabii-
iy IN mortgage lending Is has al
ready been achieved and expand II
10 provide against unsettling con-
dttionS IN the future"
Continued Confermanoe
The preservation OF stability IN
mortgage lending wtll require con-
tinued eonfoFmanee to the sound
principles laid down by the Federal
Housing Administration.
Simple and logical. they comprise
The single amorttaed mortgage for
a high percentage Of valuation with
payments spread over a period Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Good Planning Will
Preserve Homes

A poorly planned house is not q
good investment.
A house that Is not properly con-
strueted maj easily heeogne . La
bliity IN . few wears reuulttns r.
pairs and costly maintenance. A
poorly built or too cheaply built
house can be uncomfortable and
expensive to heat IN the winter,
while q home for year-round use
must resist warm-weather condi-
tons and continuous usage.
In a well-planned house the vari-
Gus elements are balanced in guam
tity. quality. and cost and are so
combined to result in q satisfactory
shelter. Federal Housing Admins
tration officials say the necessity
of well balanced design Is especially
important Us the small house of
low cost. where 3 maximum amount
OF disable space, with rs much COM
fort. convenience, and privacy as
possible. must be obtained for q
minimum amount of money.
In q Soundly constructed house
the foundations. floors, roof. rails
and ceilings viii meet the test OF
time and ear.
As q rule. however. the average
home buyer does not have the tech
meal knowledge necessary 70 cheek
on structural details. For example,
methods used In constructing the
frame Of q house usually are not
understood By the layman: or. Il
they are. the framing is soon cover
ed and only by peekfng around ioists
and zlls IN the basement and under
caves and floors In the attic can the
householder obtain q partial idea
of hos vel the work has been done
A family building Its home under
the FHA-tnsured mortgage plan has
better assurance that its home viii
be well constructed. for during the
course Of construction several COM
rIance inspections are made b.
FLA representatives to ascertain
whether or not the methods and
materials used conform 10 the orig
Inal plans and specifications and
10 the standards set By the FHA-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
REAL
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

TIE largest real estate deal TAX
inw place. IN jackson County tn
saTeral monka1a has been recorded
m the office q chkncery Clerk
FRED Tzyipr during the past several
wsakn This involves the sale OF g.
TOO acres Of land froxn two 10 three
mIles east Of pascaxoula, which
wns purchased By J. s. D3imaa
froxn the HiberniA Bank and Trust
CO. q Nex Orleans. now ~ liqusda-
ton The purchase price of this
property Was given ~ ef3J0Ts.
Tne property m described IS fol-
lows. II a SEA. BwA Of SEA and
SWa az NWa Of 6Ei. secticn ~; We
Of 8Wi and HEi q swa. section %.
AL m TT q. s ".
W. q ~: EA Of Wa and W. Of
w section 4: wa Of r.. section 8.
"a Of NEi. Ra nf W. a NEi. that
part a II q SEA lying east OF
BAyca Gazette and that part OF Ef
Of 3Wa OF EEa lying Routh og Bayou
Casctte. section 9; W. Ct NEL NEl
& NWt. Sci az Va of Ew1. SKA Of
NWa and 6Wa. secti0n Q. SWa. We
Of 8Ka and Sci a SKA. section 10.
81 az 81 Of section II; 81 Of Swi.
SEXTON Il; entire section IL. ST and
NJ. section ie. "a. NEa Of HWi. 70
az Wa Of Nwa. M Of MA Of Ewl Of
sWl. etc. section II. EEL ~ Of
Nws sws Of 6Ei. section 20: and
entire sections II. q. a. 26. u. q
and -. al IN r 8 8, n S w.
Comparative increases also IN
values Of properties IN otisT parts
CT the county. where shoerh tn some
CT the deeds recorded. as follows:
Mos Point Realty Co. 20 J. P.
Buzard. lots @. ! end J Of first ad-
ditch % Magnolia subdivision IN
City Of Moss Pcini.
J. W. Sherman and AIRS Edna
c. Sherman. his wife. TO AIRS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Bertha williams, hosse ard iol lot
% By IS feet tn Sec o. IT'S
Mrx james d osutieS and James
ID GantieT. lots : and g. Block Q
az aAuttera first addition 10 Mosz
Print
Ocean Springs State Bank OF
Ocsan Springs. 20 j g. Gay and J.
IT. Haias Gay, MS wife lots II, IL.
Is. IA. rs and ie. Block 2. OF Scnmids
PARK subdivision: also lots II. ~,
IL. and 20 Of Block 3. Schmidt Park
subdivision. also al Of Block 5.
schmsdta subdivision: also lots 2. ..
I. s. G. Z. ard ., BLOCK G. Schmidt
PARK. al Ia city Of Ocean spftrgs
City Of Ocean Springs 70 r. n
Holmes lot 1N feet or beach b.
SO feet IA Section %. IT'S RsW.
l. J. Bosarxr 20 Howard BoearFe,
Wa OF lot s. 30 b Of Hebrard tract,
city Of Paacafouia.
State Of Mississippi 10 Johnnie
Maxi ~ Of BWi. section & T q
X 8 w.
b n Shannon % Mrs l. q. Tar
rant. lot is4 b. 90 feet on Fountain
Road. section ne. T 2 IS. rev
etandssh James Bradford 10 Mrs
u. webb. ot 81 b. so feet IN awi
O. sEi ale NEi section -. T 2 g.
II 9 W.
state Of Mississippi 90 Richmond
AtcKay. EEl Of Ewa, section ?
y 4 RI
Mira c e Lynd 60 Mrs LaveTne
Breeders. lot he b 100 feet In los
2. 81. c. C. N. Randall tract, Sec
ton u. IT'S r Q v.
Pearl Naples to s. J Naples. lot
50 By lao feet, Section 80. T Z s.
8 W.
Mira George Rizby 70 Mrx John
n. Hi. lot ,. and W. s7s feet Of
lot 4 Block /. KrebeviIle. being 100
feet frontage on Beach Boulevard.
PasczKoula.
Harold Francis Beese and wffe.
Forine Hepler BeAse. 90 Robert w.
Bateman. house and lot 70 By n
Ecef on Joe street. Pascagouia
Mrs Dora c vanCleaTe. Dryden
vancleaxe. Br.. and Gordon Van
.leaye. heirs Of W s. vanCleave.
srs % W s. VanCieave. Jr.. lot 80
~ 100 feet at Government street
and Ward avenue. Ocean Springs.
Mra. oaextula De Bouchel 20 In
tails Shipouilding Corporation. bot
700 feet frontage on beach by 25T4
ieet on east bank OF Pascagoula
river. Pascagouia.
G. Cotexworth Bancroft. Inc. G.
-otesworth Bancroft. Mrs. Lydia Q.
lEicklifte and John G. ColRan. prop
.rtx listed next ah1vs.
r @. Lander and wife, Mary Z.
20 Emnaa Lou Richards.
lot 86 b 80 feet on Commerce
"a HNNoaEOuA
AEn0a Rolls and wife. uoorxta Lee
shariton Rolls. 60 Harold y Wrinkle
eth and wife. Marie Larsen Wrinkle
eth. lot $50 BY 50 feet on Morgans
ane P~ascagoula. J
W. J. Isosn 20 Maxine williams.
o. so by 1872 feet IN Lot 2. So. 2,
Ter /. duriie tract. Moss Point.
J r MeCorYey, widowef. % Ed
sard r Williams. lot IS by 1872 feet
lot 3 Tier I. So. 2. 0urlie tract,
l. 4 Evans TO lack Holllngsworth.
81 e. BY 100 feet on MorRan's Lane
ma Pine street Pa&ca9oula.
State Of Mississippi 10 TlIlis HiI,
OF 3 Of PoppS subdivision m Ea Of
SEs section 90. r z S. r s w.
T1llts Hill to Laoedale Singing
River Poker Association. property
listed next above.
State O. Mississippi % Mrs. Clara
Goats. lot {, Block ?. Of Alto
PARK SUBDIVISION. Ocean Springs.
AIRS Clara ID Coates 70 Joseph
James Daffte. u, and Charles Duff
re same property listed next above.
State q Mississippi 10 Fred ]
part lot Is. Block 80, section
%. 7 7, e 8. Ocean Springs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

used for stairs and a amaFi fnrneFy
Laas expsnaive living II provided
By fullthick insulated walls. whif
cut the fuel bin Of this little hous
from 10 to 50 percent Al outside
walls and the space between the
ceiling joistz are iIled with So inch
thick mineral wool Screened vents
under the caves amply ventilats
the attic.
The roof. iowspitched 70 make
the house appear wider. IL covered
with fre-renistant. minsrai-surfnced
asphalt shingles
Randolph Evans. who designed
this house for the Monthly Small
House Club Of at East tsth Street.
New York. has suggested the fol-
lowing color scheme for II: Roof.
blue-green asphalt shingles: walls.
warm gray; windows. white: and
front door. DARK plum.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

long as % OF IS years In order 10
permit the borrower 70 repay the
debt comfortably. The borrower
must show evidence Of earning ca
pacity and integrity tcxart his oD-
legations. a uniform national tn
tcress rate established IN hts original
contract assures him thai ne viii
not d subjected 10 later unex-
nected lucfeaaez. IRE property Sc
cured By the MORTGAGE must b well
constructed and well located. as
surfing continued appeal as a place
Of permanent abode.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Th1s @aR Ema1i hoazas n not
tnkanAsd for q vsT hag family. But
its . mo1 ssAxting point for q
y1xng csupkA "A tho family AZ
rfzsa extra rseas - ad6ed In
ma haek IL t. ho1sa.
n VIA 81 enmfnFtahly on 9 forty
fEc4 -. hsnvtns spaoe alongside for
= garage runway. In plan. II inoor-
psrssss several very modsrn ideas
that mAks for n>oro comfortable.
hans sxpensfvs living
I1ok st III ktkeAsn. for example
n b enky . hairs breadth from
hotA tn fruut and service entries.
msanxng mnch iazs Walking % an
EVER TN dporasllM And two corner
wtna4D1p-om IN the kiteAsa and
ens m q he1ruum-pruxtde ample
<xseA cir and dpuhAs The visw.
u k@n q hsatsr ronsm. watch
|zllmanaasa . enGffx hassmanl but
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Over 1000 separate shows were
given before soldier audiences total
lne more than 100000 during sim
mer and fall months this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Harness Results
at State Fair

tBN Races Three Heats EachD
FIRST RACF-Purse s. no
FIRST RACE $500, ala pace. one mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Idea After Idea Fails

Hmm hasn't President Roosevelt Musson line
Can't use that he concludes with fearful the clock
Beads Of perspration rolling off his face The
fingers which going dance the keyboard
merely toying with the alphabet.
The paper practically begins pour through type
writer But he can't quit This great baseball story
and time has arrived for the public To learn of il.
But what's this happening now? Your author away
from the typewriter and reaches for the telephone Perhaps
got an IDEA But the call proves only be request anor
to dig him out from the paper
Suddenly his sparkle one of those electric light
puo Ideas borrowed from the comic section.
NO" Is the time for all good TO the of the
New York Yankees because"
No. that doesn't make sense he finally reasons And 60
ne sits enveloped in idle thought for a while
ms une ne gong TO get right down the point The
ooA OF srlm determination his face shows can do it.
Assured OF at least tie in the American
race"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
II BY BOB nl14Fy
Yanks Prouide Great Baseball Story
Theu're Cinch for Penndnt

Your columns prepared to SIT down at typewriter
and let his fingers literally dance across the keyboard
In carries the fact for great baseball story
perhaps greatest baseball story Of the he indeed
enthusiastic about II,
Blu, how to start relating story? That is
the immediate problem.
He neatly slips paper the machine and is ready
TO begin.
The dream of baseball, the New York Yankees
today
No that doesn't right he rips the out and
begins
Manager Joe Mccarthy sit back and relax in peace
today for"
Jhuh either and another piece Of crnkled
goes the basket
by margin of 10 games its nearest rival"
None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
I92 After ST 900 Golf Purse

ties such men as National Open
champion Craig Wood. PEA king
Vic Ghezzi. leading money-winner
Ben Hogan and such perennial
challengers as Byron Nelson. Dick
Metz, Paul Runyan. Gene Sarazen,
Harry Cooper. Lloyd Mangrum,
the three TurnesaS - Jim. Mike
and Joe. But 10 this list could be
added several others, all impress.
slve, comprising top amateurs anc.
pros alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
WaIkino Routine Fails 10 Hell .

This time paper tossed all of 20 feet into
another waste basket-and very difficult angle, too
-Four world championships in FIVE years and perhaps
other Is what the"
Ugh he himself he gets But he has remedy
this He down the floor twice three
circles the right cutting the last and returns TO
his typewriter with a brilliant idea.
The prospective father walking routine appears TO have
aided in giving birth his idea
THE first week In September and In record time the
Yankees have"
But alas this will do he he few
hairs out of his already thinning locks.
Now he wades through the discarded paper to the
drinking fountain and rshes back for another the
keyboard.
Dodgers, beware The YsHks- coming -Aanks
are"
A twist of the wrist spins this World War No. beauty
from the carriage.
Friends, Romans and country girls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Robinson 10 Meet Shapiro

NEW YORK, Sept. AIMS
A 10-round battle between Ray
Robinson and Make Shapiro local
lightweights, has been arranged
for Madison Square Garden, Sep
temher 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept. A long day
of golf was in prospect today as
1872 of the nations best club
swingers teed of in the $1,000
Tam O'Shanter Open golf tourna-
ment.
The imam to beat in the UNI
wieldly field was practically any
one Of the players, for the field
embraced just about every name
know to golf fans. There
naturally were some logical favor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

That's not quite it. cut closer
His nimble fingers reach FOL
his handkerchief 10 wipe some
of that grim determination of
his face.
The hours are passing rapidly
now. Your columnist is all bu
slumbering over the typewriter
but a flying fish on the beach
at Bali-Bali bites his big TO,
and causes him 10 awaken.
Enough Of this foolishness
he counsels himself. Now dowr
10 business.
will the Yankees lose all
their remaining games: viii
Boston or Chicago win all
their -"
And his head begins to rec
In slumber again.
But he awakens suddenly witt
an idea like A ball meeting 3
bat. And mis- fingers do one
short Jitterbug across the key
board
"Shucks. does any one think
the Yankees won't win the
pennantcc"
And here ne falls asleel
again.
Editors note: Guess YOU ]
have 10 dream the rest. Anc
no Nightmares, please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Bowling Meeting

Fort Boulevard house bowling
league VIII hold a meeting tomor-
rev night a al Q Those who wish to
hold their franchise, please be
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
GET ODD PANOFFS

This leads bettorS 10 wager or
place and SHOW positions after the
first heat Adams contention is
backed up by some Of the oldest
payoffs in pari-mutuel betting,
We've already eliminated
part Of the unusual mutuel pay
offs by barring winners Of two
heats from being bet In the
third" said Adams. "Next year
we're going to try doing away
with the heats and run straight
dsshes i'm an effort 10 discourage
this type Of betting"
Perhaps Adams right Its
probable harness racing is Just as
good as any other sport. Maybe
its the bettorS
Yesterday the harness session
produced three horses that swept
all Of the heats in their race. DR.
jim. A 7-year-old stallion. bought
for $500 last Monday, was one of
-ttftf-tff 1t-ee-tt-ftftfets +tS-ettters
yesterday increased his prize
money 10 $500 since he was pur-
chased by Dr. Plyn Earle of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Unusual Pdyoffs
Cause Change in
Harness Racing
To Try New System
of Straight Dashes
Instead of Heats
In az Meet Here

Harness racing has only two
problems 10 conquer in order Il
regain its standing among Ameri-
ca top ranking sports. So says
Andy Adams, superintendent Of
speed AT the Michigan State Fair
harness meet.
Superintendent Of speed is the
modern name for the general
manager Of a harness race. Adams
also holds this position Al most Of
the county fairs in central Mich
lganD
First, harness men must devise
a new method Of starting races.
saws Adams. Too many false
starts draw the diSapproval Of
spectators and tend TO make the
sport boring
Then. the system Of heats must
he revised. This looms as most
important from a betting angle,
according 10 Adams The present
system calls for three heats 10
each race. but each heat is bet as
A separate race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Coaching Veterans

Harry Hughes has been coach
INK football A. Colorado State for
30 years and Dick Romney has
been AZ Utah since 1919