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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Totals 40 16 27 II Totals % 81 Is
'Batted for Carpenter in seventh.
-Bstted for Adams in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston oil 004 o23-1 |
New York 600 1902 600
Runs-Rowen, West 3. Miller 2, Dahlgren
3, Sisti. Berries, Young, Hsrtnett, OFT.
Error--Whitehead. Runs batted invest,
Rowell 2, urges, Miller 2, Posedel, OFT Q,
Berries. Cooney. Dahlgren 3. Two-base hits
Young, Posedel. banning. Home runs
West, Rowell. Miller, OFT, Dahlgren. Sacri-
flee hit-Posedel. Stolen base-Berres.
Double plays-Posedel 10 Rerres TO Dahl
gren Miller to Rowell to Dahlgren, ROwell
10 Miller to Dahlgren. DahEren to Miller.
Hits-On Gumbert In 2-3 innings, OFF
Carpenter l in l Ia innings, off Adams 6
in innings. Bases on balls-Of Poesdel
6, off Gumbert 2, off Carpenter !. off
Adams B. Struck out-By Gumbert 2. by
Posedel 2. Wild pitch-Gumbert Left on
bases-Boston 8, New York S. Umpires-
Conlan, Goetz and Reardon. Time-2:17.
Attendance-10.0 900. Winning pitcher-Pose-
del. Losing pitcher-Gumbert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Black Scores
800 Pin Game

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
His games were 189, 204. 268, 226,
225, 1877, 1874, 221.
Graham, who was third behind
Daw and Plunge, closed with 257
game. High single game prize of
S25 on the first squad went to Roy
Odgers, who shot 256. Kersten had
26S, but as winner of squad prize
is not eligible for high game.
Andy Varipapa of Brooklyn won
$50 by heading the third squad,
composed of a number of stars,
with 1868 total. He shot 100, 1877,
200. 221, 216, 242. 178 and pa.
Alex Innes. only Detroiter on the
shift. rolled the high game of 257
for SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
#Giidnts, Braves
Split Twin Bill
In National
International News Ssrvie. Wire

NEW YORK, May 10.-After
dropping the first game of a
double-header, IL 10 3, today, the
Giants came back TO take the
nightcap, 4-2. from Boston.
Bill Lohrman of the Giants had
a no-hitter going into the ninth
inning of the secon' game against
Manuel Salvo. but pinch hitter
Johnny Cooney spoiled his bid for
fame with a single. An error,
Waner's single and an out then
scored two runs.
Bill Posedel pitched the Giants
TO defeat in the first game in
which the Braves staged four
double plays and West, Rowell,
Miller and Dahlgren hit home
runs. Harry Gumbert was the los
ing pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
300 Horses
Already Here
For Race Meet
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

More than 800 horses are al
ready on the grounds. most of the
officials have already reported and
final preparations arc being made
for the Spring meeting Of 40 days
which Will open AT the Detroit
Race Track May q.
Just 10 days and the horses will
he going around and around
again while race-going Detroiters
resume their favorite sport of try
inc 10 tab winner and put the
finger on a winning Daily Double
coordination.
Although the Legislature has so
far failed 10 approve the new rae
inc law which would have given
the sport an entirely new setup
the track management has gone
ahead with improvements costing
S165.000 and expects 10 make II
a winning gamble. Industrial con-
ditions point 10 the best meeting
since the sport returned TO Mich
igan in 1888.
Racing Secretary Charles Henry
IS already voicing fears OF a stall
shortage although the manage
ment has rejected applications of
many small stables in order to
conserve space for the larger turf
establishments. With an Increase
of approximately $1,000 a day in
purse money the track has been
assured of a fine class of horses.
Henry has already been on the
job a week and will have the same
staff serving him in the secretary's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Fisher Horses In

Presiding Steward Jack S.
Young is due this week to confer
with his official family on final
plans for the meeting. The track
itself is already near peak condi-
ton as a result of intensive labor
by James Oliver Brown, the new
track superintendent and his crew.
OF primary interest to turfmen
and bettors is the fact that Brown
has already apparently eliminated
the soft spot on the turn in the
backStretch which often stopped
rail horses TO almost a walk last
season.
Indicative of the class of horses
which will vie for the purses in
the twilight racing meeting is the
return of Dixiana Farm, the es-
Establishment of Charles T. Fisher,
Detroit automobile magnate, to
the Fair Grounds racing scene.
Trainer Jack Hodgins has 20
Dixiana horses now working out
daily at the Fair Grounds and in
cluded in the group are large
number of two-year-olds which
will seek honors in the Juvenile
events such as the Moslem Temple
Stakes which usually furnish manv
of the highlights of the Detroit
meetings.
Other prominent owners whose
colors will be seen here include
Fred NJ. Alger, T. D. Bull and the
Bomar Stable of Charles B. Bohn
and Peter A. Marley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Jamaica Results

FIRST Raee-Si 200. claiming, 2-year-old
maldeuE, = mile.
Waddy uiudherrI ITO $50 40
sRippiet cray $50 2 80
smart tRyanl 3 20
lime log, OF 2.21H. -
lant Dust Reign Ann, GrandIloquent and
Tower Guest also ran.
s-headley entry.
second Race 200. claiming 7-vsat-
olds and up mic.
2 2 2:: 4 4..a, :..n, 40 aS !3S
Time Ia. an 2.551k.
Clap IN and DenonaN also ran.
Third Raee-sl. 200. claiming. maiden 3.
ysaf-alas and up. l mile and 70 yards
a-StBrHis fSkrlIyt $40 80 ? 30
Geldrn Bubble tNriThu SO . "a
SCREAM Bob JEecarii $40
Time 1s8H -. off J.2s
Hish Luck. Firm Gun. a-Cove spfing
ana swap Ere slsa ran.
ali Headisy entry.
Fourth Rae. - IS ooo ADDED. Youthful
Requested Robertson $50 40 out
s-Iomoehlehl tJamesi go ouf
a-sentisaa LiEht d.indhergl out
Time 50 -. of 4ol
Wee Barn and Son Isam AIsr ran
s-baWIuEtuu cntH.
nth Race SO ono adfsH Grey Las
Handicap. 5-yeaf-5ids and u. i. mites
Dit fkoherfsnnI SO 80 81
Fingie jMfadsI 800 ? so
Olympus. Gia8berE1 8 NJ
Tine VI -. of 80
DsviHs Gas. Rossfopn ard Corydon
AZ ran.
sixth Race 81 on0 added. Class c
Handicap. 3-FHar-aids and ur. mile.
Roman FiaE tEahertsenJ 5 o. $50 29q
GfeF WI tUeHnsaH 40 so
Eauases tMeadeH 90
Tine ] u 8.H. ~ s#Iq
sfeat Albert. Pay House IRISH Echo
anI Coekerel also ran.
seventh RAee-xl 200 claiming s-year.
clds and up. ! lis miles
Two Ply fDonoso1 1910 400 50
ConeudHdor II fRyanJ 40 so
White H. Meade $50
Time i A. off 5.55N
Gen. =. Newark. True Knightess and
D4csE-E4Ea- k2.-szz.---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Small Boats Set Early

Most of the boats already have
had their spars stepped. Most of
the small boat fleet has been in
commission for weeks. Goo d
weather has prevailed for all of
the early racing and for the first
time in years there have been no
poStponements. Catboats have been
racing each week for a month at
the Detroit Yacht Club, and for
three weeks at the Edison Boat
Club.
Despite the defense preparations
all of the larger boats will be
af1oat this Summer here. No less
an authority than Frank Knox.
secretary of the navy, has said
that he believes all yachtsmen
should use their ships this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Also Known Here

The Detroiters will not make
any sweep of honors, however.
Not with I. J. Collins, Ohio State
racing commissioner sending up
his strong stable, which includes
Royal Martha, which was a gal
Looping winner in the Debutante
Stakes at Louisville. J. c. Ellis,
owner of the Dade Park (Ky)
race track, r. j. Dienst, owner
of the Beulah Park tO) oval,
keene Daingerfeld, James Oliver
Keene. Walter Crater, {. w.
Damon, Tom Jolley and c. II.
Ferguson are among the others
who will have strong stables here.
Also familiar 10 Detroit are
owners Dan Lehan, Ed McCuan,
Rollie Shepp. Butsy Hernandez
and Jessie Spencer. Newcomers
will include L. c. and w c. Sears.
Chicago Socialites and Monte and
Ivan Parke, the former Jockeys,
each of whom will have his own
stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
BeuIah Park Results

FIRST Raee-s4Oo. claiming. s-year-Old
maidens. a mile:
Termidor tHidalgo) 900 $50 $50
Old Book (Knisley $40 $50
Gallant Glance tcsssity) $40
Time lis. of 2:261z.
Miola. Ark Voyage, Lucky Pompi. Fly
ing Aurin, Pisystyle, Morocco Il. and Gold
Brush also ran.
second Race-sioO. claiming. 4-yssr-olds
and up. a mile
Lesna G. (Hearsey) l1.2o $50 $50
Bank Me tPrehml $40 2 40
Maeseend tDewitD 2.60
Time l:I5, off 2;53.
Houstonian. List ermor. communique,
sudie Greenoek and Della T. also ran.
Third Raoe-s4oO. claiming. 3-ysar-Old.
Rescued (Prehm) $50 100 3.4C
CimArron Sand tstrauss) 100 ga
woodlsrk lwraD 40
Aleedo, Just Buck. Sly Kitty and Black
Benny also ran.
Fourth Raee-s4oo. claiming. I-yssr-olos
Nan Counsellor (Farr.lD go so $40
Come Home tHorvath) $50 2 so
Parking Ticket tHidalgo) $50
Time l:14 as. off 1881 y
Pot au Mint. Byrd Lady, nacotah Paia-
tine Belle, Fair Scout and Odd star also
ran.
Fifth Raee-sioo. claiming. s-yesr-oldl
and up, 2. mile:
Sister Polly Camp $50 $50 SOC
Dona Nutter (Hornl $50 3.2C
Dandy Maiden (Bemiss) 4.4C
Time lis, off 4:lsh.
songstop. Dancealong, Miss Guinea,
Bialla, Lady Nadi and Jabunny also ran.
sixth Rsee-s4oo. claiming, 5-yesr-old'
w SRG u F. ,Ao mlls' 80 go $40
Snow Flower (Flinehum) $50 2te
Pompton (Greenl 500
Time TIA as, of 40.
Guess What, At Home and rhursland
also ran.
Seventh Bace-s400. claiming, i.year
olds and up, l LIS miles:
Distribute lSeemanD 1900 $50 ~
Surgeon Dick lewis 800 $40
Migal FAY tFlinchuml 2.8t
Nv Last Dollar, The Greeter and sigr
Up also ran.
Eighth Race-S4O0. claiming, 4-year-oldi
and up, I mite:
sue Hsrpen
(FernandeZ) 10 90 80 y
Miney tHorvath) 4 90 3.os
Black Mischief
(Meloche) II
Time, I.43, off 5:4aA.
Mt Sard Ashore. Capt. letters, Wood
bridge and Play Line also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Dean of Umpires

With the resignation Of Bill
Klein from active duty, Beans
Reardon becomes the oldest
National League umpire in point
OF service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Aid TO Bettors

Belmont Park race track will
have new infeld totalizator
board next season. showing the to-
tails in each of the three pools
win. place and show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Narraqansett Results

First Race-x1 600, claiming, 4-year-olds
eRe SR; ( ! siio 1''ss $50 $40 80
Tedium CRobart5 40
Blind Brook. Powers Goursud, Prince
splendor, Bright Mark, Dustless, Black
birder, Tobacco and Hot Iron also ran.
second Raee-s1, 900, claiming. 4-y.ar.
Jscinthehox Connolly $40 2eo
Savant (Coule) e20
Time i:i4. of 2:55H.
Radio Charm, Mexico City, Izsak Wal
ton. Ballot Fire. Bright Spot. Guyencourt,
Buzz Me, Truckin and County Antrim also
ran.
Third Raoe-sl 900. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up, mile and 10 yards:
H Esslkay M TTsyl9 q. Lue.} OO $50 $50 $40
Bosky Dell (snyder) $50
Time lac, off 3:27
Ests, Suburb and Brave Action also ran.
Fourth Race-si, 900, claiming. 4-y.ar-
olds and up, mile and 10 yards:
Country Lass (Wholeyl 500 $50 2s0
Pirata fTaylor1 100 80
Time i:47. Off t:o3A
Whooper Voilee II. somali and Circus
Night also ran.
Odds 4 mile:
Red Vulcan CWholeyl $40 $50 24n
Blue Warrior Connolly 40 2.90
Pavilion (MeynelD } so
Time Ia. off 4;37.
Meadow Dew. Here Again Joan T.
Maek's Dream and Gold Tower also ran.
Sixth Race--Sl 600. claiming, 4-yesr-olds
and up. l 1-i6 miles.
High Arch briggs 20.50 $50 40
Fore 1sus fAtkinson) so $40
Saxnnian tConnollyj J. 10
Time 1:47 As. off .0s
Wooden Indian. Whistling Dick. CAsh-O-
Boy, ChAlcolite and Ebony Boy also ran.
seventh Races. 600 added. Blackstone
Valley Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, q
mile.
Sweet Willow CHowel) SO 100 800
a-Liberty Flight May 2.e0 40
Halcyon Boy tMevneln 100
Time II Is. off 5.42.
sir Marlboro a.Wise Rec. Allegro
Johnnie J.. h-Donna Leona and h-Liberty
Franc also ran.
.aMannaFh entry.
h-ChristapheF entry.
Eighth Race 81. oon. claiming. t-year-
ODDS and ur. / lis miles:
Jay Bee Dee
Kaufman 20 10 1A4n m
Speedy B9nrer tCharltonl TO 10
PICK Out tFsrrelD go
Time Is s. Of s:13
Dark Beau. Rcxair Petee Gene. Day Is
Done Flyaway Hat, Cuckoo and Wise VIII
also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Spor+smans Park Results

First Race-Ss00. claiming, 3-year-olds
and UP, = mile;
ottoman tKees) 1920 $50 $50
Second Sound (Ebherts) 1910 $40
Modulator tBrooks) $50
Time / :04, off 2:15R.
Hightherhe,- Csutive. Lottery, Pen Nell,
Palermo, Bubbling Ann and Free Miss also
ran.
Second Rac.-ssoo claiming. 4-year-
Calculator tSisler) $50 40 800
Pass Forward tFoxl 100 so
Morning Mail (Haskeln $50
Time 1882 3-5, off 2:44.
Exonerate, Johnnie Dear. DR.. LonEwood,
Pompe Grande. Cottingham, Feedman and
Whip Snake also ran.
Third Race-ssOO. claiming. 4.year.olds
and up. u mile:
Ferryboat (Brooks) HOO $40 $50
Mere Blaze (Lo Turcnl 1920 $50
Night Mist (Scurlockl $40
Time l 80 as. off 3:l5.
Bolton, Falsweep. Rafter. Miss Yep.
Smith David. Charming Sir and Distracti-
bic also ran.
Fourth Raee-ssOO. claiming. s-y.sr-olds
Queen Echo tHaskeID 1910 $50 $50
Clean Swept lWhitingl $50 I 90
Jimmie Tom (Nafil 800
Time 1881 3-5. off 3:44
Honored Miss, Ambo. Willie J.. Dogrose
Hlddenite and Miss Lampley also ran.
Fifth Race-S1 900. claiming, 3-ysar-olds
and UP. = mile:
Torch Clean tBergert 90 100 so
Doorbell tScurlockl $40 40
Vinum (Ebbertsl ESQ
Time 1871 is. on 4:I3
Midair, Illinois Tom and Hard Biscuit
also ran.
Sixth Race-Sso0. claiming. 3-yesr-olds
and up, 7 mile:
Millmore tHaskelD $40 500 400
Kentucky Jane tTsiD $40 = so
Myrna tJones1 $50
Time 80 Is. off 40.
Montana Miss, Rosse. Buff Ryan Bud
B. and Gay Elf also ran.
seventh Race-Sf, 900. claiming, 4-year-
olds and up, ! lis miles:
Chance Ray (HaskelD 1900 7s0 500
Might Step tFox) $40 $40
Little Abner (Brooksl 400
Time l.54, off 5:0sA.
Darby Dallas. Golden Era, Maurice X.
and Prince Sador also ran.
Eighth Raee-Ss00. claiming. 4yesr-olds
up, ! n miles:
Jim Nike (Pierson) 1910 500 $40
Watercure (HaskelD $50 20
Waringa fLo' Turcol 800
Time 2.30 1-5 off S-3s
A1sygee, Janepola, Whipstitch and Rare
Ben also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Coaches Last Iona

Brown University has had only
three football coaches IN the past
IS years - Ed. Robinson, Daf
Gammons and Tuss McLaughry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
The Preakness Chart

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Detroit Softbal1 Ass n
Standings
MAJOR LEAGUE
Bay Meadows Results

First Raee-s2. o10, handicap. 2-year-olds.
s furlongs:
Zacarosa UzongdPnl 90 $50 $40
Chabelle (CorbetD $50 $40
June's First (Zufeul 20
Time, SO, new track record; off 2:es y
Brandsmond. Little psnaio Csssonsir.
Thundsrbolt. Amazon Queen and Opening
Bid also ran.
Second Race-sl .O1o. claiming. 4.yesr-
olds and UP. ! lis miles:
Fl Peco tLongdenl 1850 20 30
Posilpo tZufenD 1910 11fO
Tigh-Na-Gow tWhitlockl 1920
Time 1:47 3-5, off 2:4o.
Movie Actor. King Roysle. Tsnnhsuser.
Frank Henry. Cslsverss. Dazzlus, Sporting
Green and Lotwood also ran.
Third Raee-sf.oio allowances. s-yesr.
simtee tNevesD 1910 $40 $50
kobioso fWtlson) 100 $50
On Stage tRobinson) 80
caekl. Time, Plenty Charm, Gsnan.
Eagle, Mieletta, Scots Guard. Barmetto.
Sea Witch and Merina also ran.
Fourth Raee-Si. oio. claiming. the LEFTY
o'Doui Purse. 4-yesr-olds and up. Ii
miles.
Sun Phantom
(RodriEueIl 1880 $40 l.zo
EEechias (Nevesl 1910 40
Vsldina Jean tPearsonl TO
Time Isl is, off SIS
a-Uneasy, a-Timberlsnd, MISC Baker,
Goose Girl. Lieut.. Greenock. Haste On.
sextus and Heno Lion also ran.
a-ventura Stable and Julian entry.
Fifth Rae. - si,2io, the Bert Rovers
Hurricane Handicap for 3-year-olds and up,
! mile:
Sun Pharos tcorbetD 1880 $40 80
wing and wing tNeves) 40 $50
Touch and Go tWestrope) $50
Time I:3S
a-Rollinr Ban. a-Anthoioey. Lucias Sun.
Teddy Kerry and Journey also ran.
a-The Needmore Stable entry.
sixth Raee-S2 ofn. Sanmsteo Fire De-
pattment Ball handicap, 3-year-olds and up,
s furlonEs:
Wilton tNeves1 SO $50 go
Runaway Bow fGrohs) 1880 $50
aFnthrall tPearson) $50
Time Iii.
a-Belpiay, Party Spirit. Buhbling Boy.
Royal Crusader. sun Ginger, Jens Pride
and Urge Me also ran.
a-Mrs. A. f. spratt entry.
Seventh Raee-S3. o1o added, the Thorn
ton Stakes third running, 4-yesr-olds
and up. ~ miles:
FarraEut Pearson ESQ 80 220
Manila BAY fWestrope) 800 2.40
Flying Hostess tNevesJ 2.20
Time 4:2s.
BonamoIr, Arch Duke. Annexation and
star Simon also ran.
Eighth Raee-Si 01o. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. y miles:
Young Agnes tNassD $50 $50 $40
Last Hand tzufelD 40 $40
Golden Shoe tWisonl $50
Time. 2:34 As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Cruising Boats Ready

BILGEWASH: Last season
the cruising class here turned
out, on an average, Is strong
for each regatta. This repre-
scented one OF largest active rae
ing divisions in the country and
no where was competition
keener.
AS far as Is known the class
again will be out I'm force for
the opening regatta of the De-
troit Yacht Club, Decoration
Day.
Honors were evenly divided
among n half dozen boats
throughout the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

sBatted for Mast in ninth.
fBstted for Salvo in ninth.
Boston 200 600 002-2 ? q
New York 100 101 01x-4 IL /
RunS-Rowell, Cooney. Whitehead, Dan
ming Ott Arnovich. Errors-YounR. Runs
hatted in-Danning. OFT urges. Orengo.
%aner, e. Moore. Two-base httS-White-
head, banning, Orengo. Three base hits
Arnovich. Stolen bases-Whitehead. Double
piays-salvo to Dahlgren. Bases on balls
BY Lohrmsn 2. by Salvo ,. Struck ou,-By
Lohrman ;, by salvo 2. Wild pitch
Salvo. Left on bases-Boston ?. New York
7. Winning pitcher - Lohrmsn. Losing
pitcher-Salvo. Umpires-Goetz. Reardon
and Conlan. Time-2:00. Attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Churchill Downs Results

Mexicana twiniams) $50 $50 800
Roaming Again
(Cruikshank) $40 800
ST. Dismas (Mojensl $50
Time 1:l3, off All.
Random. Miss Omega. 'Patched Pants,
Tough Bird. Little Sarah, Fern Wreath.
Kid Fox. Eariians and Razor sharp also
:Field.
second Race $500, claiming 7.y.sr-old
Spur King George 1880 $50 500
X. Rounder tCraigD $50 500
Latent (MillsD IL so
Time / :oi as. Off 2:44.
Dancer. John Hunnicutt. PLAY Quest. Sunny
Heels. First Draftss and .winterset also
ran.
Field.
Third Race-Sl 900. claiming. i-y.sr-
olds and up. 6iz furlongs:
Bill Farnsworth
tCslvertD $50 40 $50
Visigoth tThompsonl 400 $50
Leading Article tRiehard) 800
Time 1:1o LIS. off 3.13l4
Equifox. Pigeon Fly, Dtsplayer. Jayfcee.
Fourth Rsce-sl 600. allowances. 2-y.ar-
Alsab tThompsonD 40 $40 2. 80
Alohnrt (Klngb $50 $50
Bsyridge (CTagl ESQ
Gay Nash, Chicago DR.. and Indian sun
also ran.
Fifth Race 900. handicap. 3-y.ar-olds
and up, "a mile:
Mystery Marvel
(BortonI il so $50 $50
Techniciau tMcCombsl $50 $50
Nv Bill montgomery 40
Time Ill As. off al.
Flying Lin and Franks Boy also ran.
sixth Race-S2, 500 added. Kentucky
Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and up. = miles;
Mueho Gusto tRiehsrdD $50 40 a2o
Steel Heels (McComos) 500 40
Dog House (sniderl 240
Time l so rs. off 40.
Miss Quiz and Bettys Bobby also ran.
Seventh Race-Si 900 claiming. I-year-
olds and up, lis miles
DR. Bones (Richard) $50 $40 so
Gourmet twilamsJ SO $50
Chigre (swainD $40
Time LIS IS, off $40.
Bettys Bob, Strolling Ry and Be-
trethed also ran.
Eighth Raee-Si 900. claiming, i-year-
oifs and W, IL miles:
Mr.. smith G-ittrelD 300 $50 5. 80
Midas (Williams) $40 40
Chicharra tsnider) 400
Time lisa 3-5, of 5:f1.
Star Bud, 'Iove Quest, .Dickory Dock,
Henry Halter Joti T. 'Colonel Joe, Pan
lab. Miss Nutmeg ana Nanny Rose also
ran.
Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

First Raee-Sl 200, handicap, 4-year-olds
and up, about miles tsteepleehase).
a-Broadside King
Bay Dean tBrooks) $50 80
s-Balk CMeyerl }. so
Time ass, of Isl
Valpuiseaux. Meeting House and Bagpipe
as, B. Wing entry.
Second Race-sl 900, claiming. 4-yesr-
ODDS and up, l lis miles:
Dorothy Pomp tsehmidD $50 500 $50
streamer (Merritt) $50 $50
Solstium Dufford) $40
Time I so as. off 2:27.
Deepwick Briar Blue, Credence. Show
abal. Maewhisk, clamp, Russell MCGEE,
Prsetor and Aster Princess also ran.
Third Race-sl. 900, allowances, 5-yesr-
olds, y mile:
swynstan tHarrelD 1920 4.4n 400
George Lamaze (YounCl $50 10
Happy Hunting mora 40
Time ! 10 rs. off 3:0t.
Docket. Dividend and Dreaming Time
also ran.
Fourth Race-sl 900, allowances. x-yesr-
olds, a. furlongs:
Some Chance tArcsrol go $40 40
Gate Post (ShelhamerD $40 500
Sir Counsellor 20 Maliey) l130
s-Calatsn, Sunset Boy Visiting Nurse
Chop Sticks, Gallant Devil. a-ChinA. Mad
Bunny and Cherry Cobbler also ran.
s-Babylon entry.
Fifth Raee-S1, 500. handicap. 5-yesr-olds
and up, y mile
Abrasion kelly 1910 $50 Z 40
Rough Pass (Moral $50 3 30
Handy Tom tHarreIn so
Time 1:l3 Is Off iii
Happy Lark, Wood Chopper and Nsdsyr
also ran.
Sixth Race-1So. 600 addea. Prssknsss
Stakes, 3-year-olds, l ais miles
Whirlaway (ArcsroD 40 40 $50
King Cole tGllhertD 1890 $50
our Boots (McCrearyl ; 90
Time ] IS As. of S 50.
Ocean Blue Porter's Cap. Curious Coin
Kansas and Dispose also ran.
seventh Race--Si 900. claiming, 4-year-
olds and up, = miles.
Misrule young $50 25n ? so
Hazel W. tschmidn SO $50
Challante MADDEN 40
/. Time l.54 -. off ga
Philips Pete. Brooke Boy Harehell and
Miss L. +. also ran
Eighth Raee-Sl 500. Grade c Handicap.
3-Year.olds and up. / mile and 20 yards
Westnesla tHarrelb 80 3 90 90
General Novice (Youngl 40 3 %
Roncat more SO
Time 1;43 IS. off 6.16E.
Son Altesse and Tony steel also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Detroiters Win
SITS in Abe
Team Event

Sixty-one Detroit teams will cut
up $3,775.74 in prize money as a
result of their efforts in the forty
first annual American Bowling
Congress tournament held in st.
Paul, Mimi, gently, official fig
ures in the five-men received Sat
urday revealed.
On their investment In entry
fees Detroiters show a loss of
$1,67426 for 21S of them from the
Metropolitan area paid in S5,450
for the privilege to compete in the
event. Last year when the tourney
was held here Detroit had 357
regular fives entered and they
split up $7,s23.53.
Up One Place
AS far as position goes Detroit
stepped up notch over last year.
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola of the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
topped this area with 1865 for fif-
tenth place and $3.50. Louie
Burr's Goebel was sixteenth last
season with 1920 for $3.50.
Joe Norris Stroh, Classic cham
pion, was second with 1883 for
nineteenth and S370. Michelob's
1857 netted IL S1st position and
S109 and George Holmes Ekhardt
& Becker's 1854 S4th for SLOT so.
From then on Detroit quintets
were we'll down among the prize
winners, Detroit Athletic Club
Camels being the lowest TO cash
with 2671 for SIS and 929th spot.
S3,595 in Doubles
In the doubles. Detroiters suf.
fered a loss of S1,635. A total OF
523 combinations invested IS. 23C
and 123 will receive $685. in re.
turn.
James Lynch and Howard Vau.
therot of Art Centre were high for
Detroit with 1888, twentieth place
and S235. Mike Tesla and Joe
Paulus landed forty-first with
1866 for SIPS. while r. Henry anc
c. Woods were forty-third with
1865, for 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Eighth Raee-S1 01n claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. y miles:
Young Agnes 1NassD $50 $50 $40
Last Hand tZufelD 40 $40
Golden Shoe tWiisonl $40
Time. 2.34 As.
Tornilio, Doctor Gilmore. Gold Shadow.
Coronado, Bosford. Undulste. Marvel Play
ard Firsban also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

CHEvROLET-'so special de luxe town
sedan. Glistening finish. immaculate trim.
push-button radio. heater, defrosters Your
car or $50 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Pimlico Results

FIRST Race-Si, 200, handicap, 4.yesr-olds
up, about 2 miles tsteepleehase)