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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-22

Ylena clamped her fist over her
mouth, hOrror-strlcken over the
words she had just uttered. stone
tapped his fingers against her
wrist. Its a natural emotion,
Ilena. God knows You cant be eN-
pected to feel sorrow. But let's not
talk anymore about it. Let's get
you settled in your hotel, have a
nice long breakfast tC xiii time, go
shopping for a collar, You might
even have a facial Just to look
more beautiful than You do al
ready, and then We'll make an APP
polntment to see Mrs. Vincent.
And Carlyle?
stone gave a doubtful twist Of
me mead. i 0 know, my dear,
'oh, vernon, surely she intends
TO let me see her She was tightlnS
tears
i thIhk so-Just don't make
plans, 1lena.
Inc girl watched time drag
Wea|IV, on tAe c IN Vernon
stone 5 car on n crystal ana sill
Yer n IN the hotel restaurant, on
the antique, 3old-u Iched one in
the Shop where they bought her
collar on htr own dlamond-studded
water as a beauty operator brought
added FRESHNESS to her face, and
again on the glass enclosed clock in
the lawyers automobile as-to
nave a more enjoyable ridc-thcy
cut through the park from Ilena's
motel on Central fark-South to the
old Vincent residence on East
Elghty-thlrd street.
An ugly old sraystone house, I'M
changed from the days the senior
Vincent had it built for his bride.
The same servants. Old McComb,
the knee-bent butler. greeting
Ylena as he always had, in that
manner of friendly approval hid
den beneath fear Of the aged Mrs.
Vincent. The same furniture in the
entrance, even the same dank-look-
ing artificial palms. Sinful eNtrava-
gance, the rich old lady termed
fresh flowers. McComb directed
them toward the massive circular
oak staircase, where Beulah, one
of the upstairs maids waited to es-
cort them. After greetings that
tried unsuccessfully to break
through years Of chill. she led them
toward the door Of Mrs. Vincent's
suite.
stone felt the girls tightly ner-
Gus fingers clutching his arm as
they followed Beulah along that
gloomy lane of p~onderous doors,
closed upon lavish, unused musty
rooms. only n door was open.
4lena stopped as she spled 1t, and
stole a glance into quarters a bit
more gay, that n knew were her
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-22
CHAPTER

VERNON STC%t met Ylena at
LaGuardi& field. He grabbed her
arm and led her through the Wet
snoWstorm, to his own machine, a
ehautfeur-driven town ear. He
tucked a robe about her feet and
knees, directed his driver, and they
began the slow trip, ver slippery
~pavements. into the city.
The girl looked out the mois-
ture-webbed window into early
morning darkness and shivered.
Day before yesterday I was wear
ing a shOrt-sleeVed dress, playing
badmInton with Terry. He sent you
his regards" Turning, she faced
the dreary-faced attorney. How
are you. anyway, Vernon
Tired. Very tired. But that's to
be expected with all the added
work I've been doing for Mrs. Vim
cent"
I've always been surprised that
she retained you after that scene in
the park
Stone grunted with distaSte.
She probably did because she
knew l didn't care. l bearded her
IN her den, you know. and told her
everything, handed it to her in my
be t courtroom manner, jolt after
jolt. Purposely. Cruelty. And then
told her I a. resigning. She said,
Oh, shut up, stone, You're cluck-
ing like an old woman But that
was the beginning. She couldn't
dismiss what l had told her. She
began keeping tab on Theodore,
day and night, week after week,
and she learned I had told the
truth. When she was convinced he
was thoroughly dishonorable, she
began to worry about Carlyle. The
doctors proceeded to frighten her
still further-and then she thought
Of you
Ylena shook her blond head in
credulOuslv. Il ind it hard to be-
lieve she a finally forgiven me"
Slit l4dSIl l IoI SINtli Scu. AoiS ,
TOO obtuse to do that even if she
knew you We're perfect. You're SIM
ply the lesser III two evils. SO let
me warn you. my dear. to be very
careful at this meeting. Much de-
ponds on It." Carefully he studied
her face. I've eve seen you look
ing better, which is a good thing.
And that's a very becoming frock.
Do you happen to have a white col
lar in your luggage?' She gave a
negative shake of her head. Vernon
Stone said, Then We'll buy one
somewhere on the avenue before
we go to Mrs. Vincent. A white col
lar on that simple gray wool dress
would make a Very Quakerish per-
son of you, I've often dressed
women that way for the witness
stand. Saved them, too"
Then save me, Vernon" she said
in a sober, strained voice. After a
moment she said, a strangled laugh
III her throat, DO you think she'll
try to Wallop me?'
Vernon said dryly, IF she does,
she'll have about the same luck she
had in the park
For quite some time the girl re-
manned silent, relaxed and dream
lily comfortable in the warmth of
the limousine. A dingy, clouded
light touched the sky. Finally she
ventured, Vernon, when do you
The lawyer understood. ITS hard
to say. It's a heart ailment, you
know. She'll just fade into death as
a sunset fades into darkness. It
won't be terribly unpleasant, it's
just a gradual wasting away-a
month maybe-perhaps a year."
: "Oh. no. Vernon! Not that long!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Maybe, Maybe, Maybe

Maybe you'd consider Curious
Coin as one to be considered a
mild outsider, but not the way he
pressed Dispose in the Flamingo.
Maybe Bold Irishman would be a
swell bunch TO come into consid-
GRAFTON this St. Patrick's Day.
Mrs. Ogden Phipps owns this
horse and he is said to be a conner.
Our Boots. winner of the Bel
mont Futurity. is rated a real
good early prospect, but no stand
out. King Cole. fast but falter-
ing fellow. may have developed
greater growth and endurance
over the Winter TO permit fol-
lnw-through of his speed over the
Derby route,
Maybe. if your inclination leans
toward appetizing lunches you
might try Little Beans. Big Stakes
or Monday Lunch.
Any number Of dark horses, with
fair TO middlin' chances. could be
hauled out of the roster Of Derby
darlings. One Equipoise baby that
is getting a good deal of consid-
GRAFTON is Attention. one Discovery
offspring neatly fancied IS New
World.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Robert |. Takes
Muddy Decision
International New. Service Wire


MIAMI, Fla. March 22-J. B.
Partridge's Robert l., with Don
Meade in the saddle, took a head
decision over Mrs. B. +. Whita-
ker's Sickle T. in the Royal Palm
Handicap. feature of the Tropical
Park card Saturday. Mrs. Marie
Evans Shot Put wound up third
ahead of a half dozen others.
Because Of inclement conditions
the race was ri d died with
scratches. eight being eliminated
from the original field The track
was a sea of mud and the horses
were barely distinguishable in the
driving rain.
When Meade scored with Robert
L. he hung up a smashing double
since he brought home Rocky Pal
ladino'S Little Beans in the pre-
viouS heat for that colts inaugural
appearance as a 3-year-old. In
Little Beans wake followed Mrs.
+. Scully's Ponty and last years
juvenile champ. Calumet Farms
Whirlaway which was making his
first start since going bad at Hia-
leah Park.
The performances OF Little
Beans and Whirlaway are sure
to have a tremendous bearing on
their Kentucky Derby appraisals
with the stock Of the former, re-
garded in many quarters as a good
dark horse, being revised upward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Hypnotic Note
In Reds Camp
Cmcy Bosses Attem p
TO Aid Wander Nicer
Gain Confidence

TAMPA, Fla. March PIN the
camp of the Cincinnati Reds it
isn't all baseball.
For instance there is Johnny
Wander Nicer. He seems to be
getting hypnotic treatments from
Coach Jewel Ems and Manager
Bill McKechnie.
"YOu can do It," chants Ems.
"YOu can do IT," chants Nc
Kechnie.
The famous southpaw who
pitched two straight no-hit no@run
games positively has everything a
pitcher needs with the possible ex-
ception of confidence. For In
dianapolis last year he had every
thing, and no exception. Ems was
his manager there. II Johnny can
continue to believe in himself he's
due for a real comeback, says Ems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Tannery took the eye Of many
a Bluegrass booster as a two-year-
old when he ran up quite a record.
1t wasn't too impressive, so that
YOU could get so to l and 100 to l
in the Winter books against him
along in March. But when he
romped away from a smart field in
his first start at Lexington early
in the Spring. out came the Ken
lucky money from behind those
attic bricks TO force the prices
own-down- down to 20-to-1.
When Tannery went on TO whip
an impressive field, including Col
onel Bradley's Breezing Thru and
Buckeye Poet in the Derby trial
the rush became a stampede. The
colt which could beat the Bradley
stars must be good-so in went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
TURF TOPICS :: BY Le'i' II. Walter
Blue Grass Boys Really WINGED in 30
BY LelOis II. Walter

the bankrolls and down went the
price on Tannery until the best
you could get two days before the
Derby was a measly TO l.
You knoU Rest
Still, there were a lot of people
in the East Who had an idea a
three-year-old named Gallant Fox
might do all right in the Derby.
They gave the Fox plenty of back
ing, made him 7 to during Derby
week. Gallant Fox went TO the
post a favorite. but Kentuckians
chunked their money in TO make
Tannery second choice in a Is
horse field at S3.12 to 81.
You know the rest from the
books you have read. How Gallant
Fox gave a horse laugh and fled
from that field It's true, High
Foot did get out in front early,
with Tannery second but at the
mile it was the Fox by daylight,
Crack Brigade and Gallant knight.
Tannery was fifth and Willie Gar
ner tried TO hustle him in the
last quarter. But there was no
hustling Tannery. red done his
running. He finished eighth. ia
lengths behind the Fox.
Tannery did go on TO prove he
was a good race horse. He won
many a race with horses of lesser
caliber and was winner through
his seventh year. He was down in
the claiming ranks when an in
jury resulted in his destruction in
1885. But Kentucky won't forget
him soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Women in Sport
BY MRS. DOROTHY McBRoOM


Michigan state sseet shooting Champion
In the early Spring of 1888 /
commenced skeet shooting. and
there never was any one in the
world more awkward with a gun.
My husband had been shooting
about two years and grew tired
of watching and decided to try my
luck at the sport.
My first round Us birds) l
broke exactly one and ! handled
my gun so poorly every one
laughed at me. Right then and
there / decided 10 carry my gun
and swing it till it was as natural
for me as a kitchen broom.
So | sat the gun in the corner Of
the kitchen and picked. ii up many
times a day between washing
dishes and cooking Every time /
picked it up I'd point and swing.
because swinging and keeping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Here's q Kentucky Derby com
ing up IN which the Kentucky
hardbootS may not take licking
because they won't have much
action. The boys from the Blue
grass have had their days with
the Bradley horses and plenty of
others but me horse-wise Ken
tuckians have also taken their
bludeeonings. With no standout
Bradley colt to back this year
perhaps they'll be content 10 sit
back and lei their enthusiasm eX-
pend itself in some throaty yells
instead of trying 10 whip a favor
tie home by way OF the mutuel
windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Scores for Foe

Attempting to intercept a bss-
ketball pass, Jim Thyme of
Creighton batted the ball from
midcourt through the Bradley
basket. scoring a field goal for
the opposing side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
TROPICAL PARK

TROPICAL PARK
AT Miami. fls1
t-GHFCkER BOARD, True Heart,
RiVerlass.
e-PuNTA FINAL, FsrsRe, white
Front.
S-IMPERIAL JANNA, Darby Dallas,
Annie Alone.
4--REACT. Jota. Darby Desmond.
s--DOIBT NOT. Jsyfcee. Colosseum.
6-MERhY GESTURE, Little BOlo, War
Declared.
EARLY SETTLER, Rahanee, kssi-
dab.
IPATSEv BECOME. Copin, Bow and
Arrow.
e-IOSIE'S PAL, Hsiiie. Dissemhier.
BEsT-IMPERIAL JAYNA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Class viii Tell

Three of the lsst four Kentucky
Derby winners - War Admiral,
1887. Lawrin. 1888. and Gala
hadlnn -1q4n-hHalsa from the rail.
which Is not considered a deslr-
able position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Winningest Man

And those who know Bradley
also know that the colonel hates
10 let a Kentucky Derby go by.
especially this year when its purse
has been lacked up to $4,000
added money. the richest in its
history.
Colonel Edward. YOU know. IS
the Derby-winningest man in these
United States. having accounted
for four of EN- with his "B
horses Behave Yourself IN 1921
Bubbling over in 1926, Burgoo
King in 1882. and Brokers Tip in
1888.
Derby followers always looked TO
Bradley for at least an outsider
TO give them a run for their
money. But this time. with the
early field a loose one, boasting
Of no positive standout, the dark
horse detectors are concentrating
on all four points of the compass
and points in between.
OF course, if you are in quest
of these elusive outside POSSIBLE
ties you will have to eliminate
such horses as Dispose, Porter
Cap, Whirlaway and perhaps Curl
Gus Coin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Wasn't Impressive

You don't have 10 60 any fur
thor than last year 10 spot race
in which the hardboots took a
good sound thraShing. But then,
who didn't Z axe a beating on
Bimelech. He looked like the
champion old Colonel Bradley be-
lieved him when he won at Keene-
land and then purred home like a
Rolls Royce in the Derby Trial
Stakes. But how the Gallahadion
heightened out in the stretch!
If you want a race which still
makes the Bluegrass boys vince,
90 back 10 1890 and the collapse
of Tannery. Frank Menke, who
is publicizing the Derby for Matt
VIM, goes into the brutal details
OF the race in a release which
must make many Kentuckians
mutter 10 themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Seek SoftbaII Players

Girls interested in trying out for
a girls Class A softball team are
requested TO write Forest Erwin.
709 Baldwin avenue. or call Fl
1881. Former Class 3 members
are requested 10 apply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Prodiqious Drive

Uusing a No. ? wood, Dick
Metz drove golf ball 463 yards
more than a quarter of a mile
last November 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
OAKLAWN PARK
cat Hot Springs, Ark

FOR MONDAY
i-NtGhtI-fE, tyifot, Royal Charm.
2-bUDON, 30 Betty, Poughkeepsie.
5-hoDES n, Lord Prospect. Pup Tent.
4-HALF TIME, vinum, Grand Pageant.
5-LADY PSYCHIC. He Rolls, Attack.
6-BLACK GIFT. Perpiex. Red Go.
I-LONkiY ROAD. Fandan. Tobacco.
ROMAN GYPSY, Ripping Sun. Sepis.
s-GAMALiEL. Cross Ruff, Ineognite.
REST-RLACk GIFT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23


Biondssre eGonzaieal stof go 11sto
Dsvishin fNrsvl go 10 20
fCdior Flag tFunfel 20
fNhip Snake tJsussl TO
T1TIIE : II OFT JtIzI
Ten Ne. shens Broom Marjorie T.. Early
Times, Malta J ard PereiHs Hlso ran.
tDesd head for third place.
second Rsc--s4oo. claiming. s.ysar-olds
and a. ulie.
Gay prans EcoU To- to 10
fio6jack fFTyel 81 10 to
Egfherfs Choice fFuaA to 5
Tine f.t5 3-5 70 hf3
Hsyam isagrs sys. T nsela.as The
Thrd Raee-s5oo handicap a-fear-oia'
and uQ mafs
Aevos king tFernsntfFf fr t1 u
Azshache fHeruanaezi 3 to
Time 1.lH A. af Hf
Msrtnhost. J4fieo and kiesea also ran
Fourth Rae, 500 claiming ayes o.d,
and Up 81 flfiongf
knight Princes
Grey Flasn fJemasl no 20
EahlruanIfr fOlYeraf %
Time ] 70 Is. or 81
Lecta 81 Brfonlr. Hataiei. Miss So
Ecic Gakealte and KING Preston also ran
nm Baes-s4o0. claiming. f-yesr-old,
ard up ! nile md 80 Yards
Nirauifa tGonzalezl q fo 50 70
Glnwale fArlstaf 20 fn
T-uora lNenrafB Co.,
Tine 1tf7 g. or 5sQ4k
MaoHssa. Spanish Charm Ran fnaf ona
Gir, emily Eha.t. OufsY sDd Bright 81
ESQ rae
sinh EAea-zkll-l- --Aa-aa.----1 ---l4l-l-A-
aEt ~ fgflalEF
ssssg Nate lEaofl sos ftof s fo 2
Holesf Coma foI fn l
81 gft Step tFcrasndf1l ta
TINE 90 go ~ 81
kit1nhesc CalIac. Kerry Non sHt
suanlfa also ram
Ssssnfh Ksss- $500 oiaImnE oscar
r'-F 80 20 nHs sn6 81 fards
Sanders lAccsiaI eos o. io 8
fatufF fNcfaf ffnf 2 fn 3
SirrFhA fslv6ftl1 Do 8
Tiwa 1Nff ~ rs
Wincaester Rassst Hss Hurrf tav.s
irnhsea f.a51g f. = ans Hur'us
ssa rar
T1Ebsh RACE $500 claiming ttaaf.t.fs
rnd az lie ml.Hs
fnlrnrf fAHnafaH afHI Ia fH g.
Bldg saEe Hernandez sfnf a fr r
HeSuQf fsmolIrskH fr q
IAns 81 f-s ~ flt
hfrfFsr Ca FaF Iff Pa FaEIf ara
Deer Lar aBe ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Bay Meadows Results

First Race 81 600. allowances. 2-yssr-
olds. ~ fuTionEs
Zsca Rosa (Rodrignez) $50 $50 $50
Hooks tWestropel no 50
Eapero Gray 40
Time SO as. Of 2:f2'h
Sunted Cassonair, Captain XII, a-Rrtish
Cruise and Outbd also ran.
s-Rasmussen entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Best Bets
(By International News Service
HAVANA

CAT Havana. Cnbsl
FOR SUNDAY
I-REA SYLVIA, coronela foaiy two
startersl.
1-POLfCLEIIs, Rayenhurst, Whoa
Boy.
s-rkBfEor BLEND, Young risytime,
spanish Dot.
a-FLAsH FLASH, Molly Wy. Uranis.
b-CHIEf's Roy, Canoe. tsrriekors.
e--M X 4 l. y, Mowseen, Harrington
entry.
7-IMPSHf. Moody, Mellow Moon.
s-NAN ICELAND, Msieo BIRD, Abbot's
Lark.
s--MAkEIT. sinniber. Lignum Vitae.
HEST-CHiEF'S BOY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23


sRasmussen entry.
second Race - 81 600 claiming Swear
ODDS. "a mile.
Soberano tMaschekf- $50 20 300
Lady Bargelio ,Pearson) no 90
Roy Green0ok ,Nevesl $40
Time 1:14 2-5 off 2.4a.
NY E Rfi v s,a s s96 Poison Psy ea as
Chance. VAN crystal and Gala Lady also
Third Race 81 GOO. claiming. 4-year-eids
MtscreAnt fWestropel y 80 = 40
Mieletta Uongdenl $50
Time as. OF ARK.
Ragen MAY. Sporting Green DNsko. Easy
Sailing Bird Haven. Bon Boots. Our Ha-
ven. Ron and Suddenly also ran.
Fourth Race 81 600. claiming 3-yesr-
ETemplify lLoagdenl 1900 800 90 90
High Lark sBalasku. $40 2U1
Cloudy Weather tMorrissey) : %
Time 1872 2-5, Off 3sa2
Nv Porter Party spirit. Aiviso. Only
Girl, Downy Pillow and Golden bye also
ran
Flnh Race-Si 600. claiming. i-yeaf-oids
and up. ] liz miles;
Haste on tfryeJ p 90 o0 ~
Lucas Son tWagne1 4-uV 5pu
BIch Son tNeYesi S.Hv
Time 1.46 As of 4.27h
Little Ions Lads's Son. High stnhe
and Anahuac also ran.
snth Raee-Si. 100. claiming. f.yesr-olds
ana 3D. ] lie miles
Count Or fNartinf Q so 40 ~
HAefe Key fsinmoasf 40 200
Nilsson step tNcvesf ~
I'm Ia - OF r-02
sfaFefrshf, Battery. Forsoofh. At PAY
sH1 Geld TEDDY slsa ran.
ssssnth Race o. IS 600 added the
Faan .1 sfakea. 1.Year-olds and Up. mile
a.Hrs.ericaf sBalaskl 20 $50 x4e
- con- pefffI1l
Hr TE7THHf : NJ > ~
Genera ManaFpf fNevesl 40
Tme -. OF 5.17.
n.T0urn ard Co. bs0melet. son OF Naf
anH a Wise Father also ran.
aACJHcIs : Ranth entry
b CesasE stock BARN enkrft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Tropical Park Results

First Raee--S1 900, claiming, 4-year-
s sas,, spd e Ep, imam nue. no 500 400
sheknows MEADE B 80 80
Travel Agent CWilliamsi $40
Time l.12 rs, off 2:oa.
Johnny O.. Myrna. MyFns Lee, Present
Time. Shirley r.. Flying Bonnet, Golden
Cargo Resdy-About and High Renown
also ran.
second Race -s1 600 claiming. i-yesr-
olds and up. = mile.
Billy Bee tArcaro1 $50 SO 70
Deepdene Lowe $40 3.3O
Am6uscsde Briggs 10
Time 1.13 2-5. off 2.4lik
Blue Leona. Palcn Ebony Fly. Salavina.
Posterity. Town League Maenerva, smlin'
Jack and freedman also ran
Third Race 81 600. claiming. a-yssr-olds
! mile and 20 yards;
Blumere tHaskelD 20 10 90 s. 10
Kahyrite (McCresryl $50 40
Battle Won tMcAndrewl IS. 80
Time las As. off $40
Little Nom. Red Burr Edssel. Largo
Mint Bonified. Aicinous. Art Of War Vie
tory Bound and vesuvius also ran.
Fourth Rsce--si 200. allowances 3-Eear-
oids q, mile:
Little beans CMeade) $50 100 $50
Ponty tMcCrearyl 80 so
Whirlaway (Jamesl ? 30
Time i.11 as, Off $751;
Gold Tower, Royal Ruby II and YER
sion Also ran.
Finh Races 600 added Royal Palm
Handicap 3-year-olds and ap, ] mile and
20 yards
Robert l.. fMesdel II 30 100 $40
Sickle T. CWrighD 40 $40
Shot Put May $50
Time !; AZ 3-5, or 4:Os
Mazda. Ringie Montsin Cherry Jam.
Joe schenck and Topee also ran.
Sixth Race 81 600 claiming 4-yesr.olds
and up, "a miles.
English Harry
Sedlacek) 10 $40 20
Druco syska (MeAndrews) $50 $50
Sicklebill (McMulien $40
Time 3. o. of 4:3s
Count Natural. Soldiers CAL. Merry
Son, Weary Flower and Gallant Friar
also ran,
seventh Race 81 600. claiming 4-ysar-
olds and up. mite and 20 yards
Cherry Trine
lMcCreA1Al N > 40 2 "a
Bess b. Is. Lucel $40 40
Charlotte Girl CMcAndrewl so
Time 1913 As. off SOC.
Paul pry. Ida Rogers. Placer Inn, Cd
desss Pride and okapilida also ran
Eighth Kars-x II 600 claiming. 4-year-
old and up ! 3-ls miles
Geneva Cross tsedlaeeb 10 ~ $40
Blind Rlsrney
(LHzenberEer $50 a90
Her Reign tBrggs1 $40
Time 2.01.
wise WIN. sure swift. Red Raider Cave
Hln. PanJsb. Dunfrese and Victory March
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
OakIawn Park Results

First Race $500 claiming 4-yssr- olds
ard up. q. mile
Hard Biscuit tSistol $40 $50 90
Ever After tMcCombs) 40 so
clean swept Emery 200
Time 1i2 3-5. off 2.24is
Peggy BYRD. Whisper. Last Rose Axsl-
son. Yetivel Hssty star. 'Vote Boy .Flood
Tide and Legion also ran.
'Field
second Rscr-Seoo. claiming i-year-olds
n az np ! ia is... miles p, "a is on "a
Idle Night ,Maddenl go
fNiene's Ssnto tWsnscel 80
Time J AZ 40 of 55tt
NORTH Colonel ice. VoneeH 'Moiids and
'Towson also ysn
dead heat FOR thtrd.
Third Rsce-ssoo. claiming. f-yesr-olds
and 800 1-i6 miles;
Indian salute rstampfeiD 1g 20 1870
Respha fMadden1 SO
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Lasf Cold tWauaae1 $50
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kfma s also ran.
rlfm Race 81 600 handicap. Swear
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iahlnIe tErIrloesH $50 %
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Time II 80. IF f.2f
Leading Article War minstrel Nse
Moss and Future w.nnies slso raa.
SIXTH Race $500 claiming. 4-fs--a'ds
anr up ! 10 miles.
Dark Wafeh FRIEDMAN 3 % $50 s1
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go ran
seventh Rae. seoa claiming. 4.sssr-
ales 500 ~ o. miles
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

ones gun moving is 30 per cent OF
breaking skeet targets.
Goes to Big Shoot
In June. 1888. ! went to my first
big shoot, the Great Eastern at
Lordship, Conn. The first day
broke 63xl00- and tied for first
place in Class L, the lowest class.
We were called for a shooton.
There were hundreds of people
there and ] thought I'd simply die
of fright. Needless TO say | lost.
but the thrill of big competition
made me more eager than ever to
improve my shooting.
In August, 1898. / tied Tor the
Michigan state championship with
S7x100 and won in the shootoff
by one target. BY that time I
knew more about a gun and how
10 handle il, but still ! had my
nerves to control.
In 1889 at the Firestone shoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

STATE SKEET CHAMP TELLS OF RISE

at Akron I broke my first IS
straight. This was done in compe-
tition. My biggest thrill that year
was breaking Is straight in the
Motor State Shoot in Detroit.