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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
ToOvercome
Nervous
Worry

WHAT A HARD time the ner-
vous worrier has! on for an
evening with her husband. she
takes all the days troubles right
along with her.
That's the trouble with many
high-strung people. They don't
realize that worrying is a vi
cious circle. The more you worry,
the more you exhaust your nerv-
Gus energies and then you're
an even easier prey to anxiety.
BY and by you worry your
self into Indigestion, insomnia,
perhaps a breakdown.
Be Thankful
But don't regret the fact that
you're high-strung. Thank your
lucky stars you are, for it means
you can live much more richly.
be much more charming than
the calm. stodgy type. Just re-
solve to use your energies more
wisely. Learn to relax.
The next time you feel like
going in for an orgy of worry
ing. visit a friend, give a party
or bake a cake anything to
keep that cycle of worry and
nerves from getting a start.
And don't underrate the value
of a good laugh or a good cry.
When you're wrought up. they'll
provide the outlet you need.
Fine, too. are lively games
badminton, bowling.
Here's Help
Understand the psychological
factors in nerves as well as the
external oneSi In our 40-page
booklet, HOW TO AVOID
AND OVERCOME NERVOUS
TROUBLES, a noted psycholo-
gist tells how to make the re-
adjustments you need to over
come nervousness. Discusses
nerve" symptoms such as indi-
gestion, insomnia. Helps you re-
direct YOUR energies for greater
happiness.
Send Is cents in coins for this
booklet to The Detroit Times
II ON Institute. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich. Please be
sure to write plainly your name,
address and title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Crisp and Crunchy
Is This Dessert

SERVE THIS pineapple blitz
torte and then take a bow. 1t
is as temptingly delicious as it
sounds. The two delicately
Drowned, crunchy shells, when
put together with whipped
cream and tangy pineapple,
make an attractive dessert dish.
Pineapple Torte
u cup sugar
Il cup butter
4 egg yolks
4 teaspoon lemon extract or
grated lemon rind
l cup sifted flour
Il teaspoon salt
l teaspoon baking powder
Z cup pineapple syrup
Z cup pineapple tidbits, we'll
drained
4 egg whites
Z cup sugar
Cream sugar and butter well.
Add egg yolks and beat we'll;
add lemon flavoring. Sift to-
gether flour, salt and baking
powder; add alternately with
pineapple syrup from canned
fruit.
Spread thinly in two 8-inch
cake pans. Stand well-drained
tidbits in a meringue made of
the stiffly beaten egg whites and
= cup sugar and spread over
top. Bake in a moderate oven
$3.50 degrees) for 20 minutes.
Allow to cool in pans.
Then put together, meringue
sides up, filling with remaining
pineapple. well drained, folded
into sweetened whipped cream.
Cut in wedges to serve. Serve
same day as made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Many Of the most intriguing re-
productions are now available in
painted colors of authentic hue.
A chalky blue-green is one of
the best colorS seen Gray, tur-
quoise. white and dusty pink or
lavender are others. All are
we'll toned down TO soft shades,
as were the originals.
Carved ornamentatlon of a
simple nature is characteristic
and follows rather remotely the
favored fashionable styles. Urns,
the laurel leaf, rocco scrolls,
floral designs and, occasionally,
Chinese motifs served as inspira-
ton for the original designers.
Today you will see these
motifs in good adaptations or
true reproductions made of such
contemporary woods and fin
ishes as b e a C h c d walnut or
picked mahogany. Easily used
in rooms where authentic de-
tails fit into modern living.
French provincial Is a trend
deserving consideration. 1t fits
well into Early erican
schemes and most country house
interiors as well as rooms de-
signed especially for 1t,
Distributed by Dougherty Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Rooms for LiUing
French Provincial Smart
For American Homes
BY JAMES r. PATTERSON
Supervisor of Interior Design at Pratt Institute

limited knowledge and rare aSSo-
citation. provincial designers had
to rely upon hearSay for inspira-
ton. General trends. particu-
larry In France, did leave their
mark nevertheless on much OF
the provincial furniture. Charac-
teT1stic details Of the great
French periods. as perfected in
Paris. are apparent in most Of
the country styles.
Many Cabinets
Another influence was locale.
Proximity to Spain OF Italy Oh.
ders produced provincial
French furnishings with a dis
tinct foreign favor Brittany
and Normandy remained almost
untouched and the reproductions
we have today are. for the most
part. derived from pieces char
acteristic Of these sections.
French provincial furniture
was limited TO very few pieces
in the seventeenth century but
the next century brought forth
good variety from which today's
reproductions are made. Ar
ff--;',r;;---,--s ~ ,-ss.-frrcts err1t ct1fboards
were extremely popular because
French houses have always been
notoriously lacking in storage
space. Many of our adaptations
may be traced to one of these
old storage cabinets.
Tables frequently employed
the curved leg so typical Of the
Louis XIV period but chairs and
settees more often used straight
legs turned in the lathe. Seats
were rush or wooden, often COW
cred with loose cushions.
Native woods were used almost
exclusively. Oak predominated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

stick that stays on Used as directed. leaves
no teIl-tale trsce tmpsrts lasting loveli-
ness 70 lips. So eat drink. smoke. kias and
he gay but be sure your hpsuek is Don
Juan II you want il 10 stay %. Young. VIVA
eious xh>dex. 81 90. Rouge and powder 70
match sl.oo each LArEe trial siEes 10t
each Try new Military Red - resl red-red
gay, ccurageouBl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

HOME FURNISHINGS styles
today seem 70 fall quite naturally
into three MAJOR categoueS
traditional eighteenth century.
modern ami provincial OF the
three, provincial IS hard TO beat
Tor pare cfi9l-TTl ana easy ddapla-
ton to our present casual living
habits
You have 70 appreciate it for
what Il Is. however. TO. like a.
because all provincial types are
considerably less sophisticated
than other styles since they were
created originally with less con-
Scious effort toward fashionable
decoration. They reflect the
simple astlA-.-ii- standards 81 Hea-
pie whose lives seldom were
influenced by the latest fashion.
Initiative
However. N ost provincial
styles were initiative 10 a GER
tain extent. There was the very
human desire desire to emulate the fur
niShingS OF nobility bat with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

in the heavier pieces but walnut,
fruit woods and ash were used
more extensively than others.
Reproductions on the market
today are chiefly walnut al
though fruit wood plays an inn
portant role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Initiative
A 3 MINUTE
KISS

Some kissea in The NOV
lea are said to last ;
minutes hut they
don't leave tmear1. Nor
should =n.lz kiaaea Il F1=s
-. Ii.... I NJ ;. =. In i'm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Paint Used

Construction of originals was
not always the finest, owing to
a lack of tools and professional
cabinet makers, consequently the
fashion for painting furniture to
conceal defects became popular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Singles Lead Chance
Missed by Spaulding

ST. PAUL, MINI. March %. 49,
Wayne Professor Spaulding.
who had his cars trimmed back by
Andy Varipapa in special match
during the ABC last year at De
troit. missed a grand opportunity
10 nab the singles lead in the ma
Aonal pin classic here today.
Spaulding opened with a terrific
256 game and then followed with
232 after hitting 564 in the dou-
bleS, paired with Elwood Wachter,
ss the pair hit 1885
With a chance for the lead.
Spaulding missed the No. pin
twice and ran into pair of splits
N the final game and settled for
l73 and a 66i total
Ray Turner shot consistent
games of 200-2l2-235 for 647
total and Frank Keefe hit 6l4.
which included a PAS final blast
Keefc. paired with Bernie BeIk.
paced the Detroiters IN the dou-
bles with 1866
As Harold Kelly, 2l5-pound
South Bend Irishman. was taking
lthe All-EVents lead with a likely
championship total Of 20l3 Detroit
and Dearborn bowlerS also nabbed
prize totals
Tony Malone and Frank Smith.
Dearborn. clicked with 635-and
62S. respectively while Roger
OVermeNer and Big Bill North
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
National A. A.U. Meet Next for MICHIGAN 81
In the Clinches
lLOU NOVA CONFIDENT
HE'LL BEAT MAX BAER
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

According 10 Lou Nova. the
easiest guy in the world to lick is
Make Baer. And the betting
public evidently takes him at his
word. because Nova has been in
stalled as a 7-10 favorite for their
Friday meeting Madison Square
Garden.
Will he be easy?
"Baer is one fellow you can
fight according TO a set formula"
Nova told Eastern writers the
other day. He should know be-
cause he cut the Livermofe Lar
ruper so badly two years ago
they had TO stop the fight in the
twelfth round
Says the 32-year-old Baer who
h . undergone a personal reform
alton:
1--WE quit all this night life
stun. The idea of having a Kid
and wanting to see him get the
best OF things has made a new
man of me-"
Detroiters will watch the out
come with more than ordinary in
terest because its probable that
the winner will meet Louis here
in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Wolverine Feud
.WithChiCdgodns
To Flare Again
Windy City F orc e s
Loom as Team M
Will Have to Beat
BY GEORGE E. VAN

There should be a heavy spray
hanging over Ann Arbor next Fri
day and Saturday when Matt
Mann's University of Michigan
swimming team defends its Ma
tional A. A. u. championship in
the Intramural Sports Building.
Last year the Wolverines were
pressed in winning their A. A. U.
crown by Coach Stanley Braun
myers Tower Club of Chicago. led
by that wild thing of the waves,
Adolph Keller, who won two races,
the backstroke and medley.
The two coaches have been
rivals over a long period of years.
Brauninger-coached boys have
won many national team titles.
Brauninger first came into
aquatic prominence when, unher-
aided, he brought a quartet of
swimmers up from Cincinnati 10
Chicago in 1924 and defeated an
Illinois athletic team led by
Johnny MeiSSmuller- then in his
heyday, for the National A. A. u.
indoor team title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
DEARRORN NCORIS
Spdrtdns Win
4
In 18th Inning

FORT BENNING. Ga. March
29-Steve Jakubowskfs triple
with two men on bases broke up a
13-inning baseball game between
Michigan State and Fort Benning
and gave State a l0-7 victory. lis
fifth straight win on the southern
trip.
The hit was Jakubowski'S first
of the season IN 13 trips 10 the
plate. ~ Jones. who relieved Bob
Telder of Grand Rapids IN the
tenth inning. received credit for
his first victory.
HOWE Ladue, right fielder from
Detroit, collected four hits. includ-
ing single IN the winning rally
Roy Chlopan. sophomore first
sacker from Highland Park. col
lected Two hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Each Has Handicap

Highland Park Junior College,
Royal Oak Rifle League, Eastern
Michigan Rife League. Central
High School. ChadSey High, Cooley
High. DENLY High. Eastern High.
Mackenzie Higa, Northeastern
High, Northern High. Northwest
ern High. Pershing High, BEDFORD
High. Southeastern High. South
western High, Greater Detroit
Rod and Gun Club and the De-
troit Edison Gun Club.
With the league championships
determined on the basis of
matches won and lost. consider
able speculation has come up as
TO what chance certain teams
shooting in leagues with less eX-
perience would have,
Every shooter enters the final
match with handicap, which
gives him a fair and equal chance
10 win the many trophies.
The Hearst championship match
Will he conducted over a 5O-foot
inCoor range and will be fired on
registered targets. National Rife
Association rules will govern this
match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Other Leagues

Shiawassee Rife League, Cen
eraI Motors Gun Club, Twentieth
Century Rife and Pistol League,
Western High School, Detroit;
Grand River Rifemen. University
of Detroit, Wilbur Wright High
hool. Muskegon Rife Club.
Plymouth Gun Club, Royal Rus
sian Rife Club, Son OF American
Legion. Battle Creek.
ST. MaryS of Redford, Lucky "a,
Lincoln Park Gun Club. Lawrence
Tech Blue Devils, Kalamazoo Rife
League, Grand Rapids Rife Club,
Collard. Inc, Gun Club. Chatham
Rife Club. Marine Rife League,
Captain Brady Post No 298, Battle
Creek. Acme Rife Club. Fitz-
simons Rife Club. Roosevelt Rife
Club.
Magic Eye League. Southeastern
High School, Ecorse Marksman,
Green Guards Rife League. Lyon.
Inc, Gun Club; Carl G. Hall
Funeral Home Club, Carl r. Stitt.
American Legion Post 232. Ian
sing Rife League. Highland Park
Junior High School League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
World Rifle Mark
Is Set by Woman

CHICAGO. Marc h % Mrs.
Marie Davis. Winnetka H., small
bore rifle aCa. set a new World
record in 50 yards event shoot
ing with optional sights, and VIII
liam 3. Noodring appeared well
on the way to retaining his in
dividual title IN todayS firing IN
the University Of Chicago'S mid
west rife championships
Mrs. David compiled her record
breaking total of 400 perfect
score, and her 81 shots in the Y
ring. the heart of the bulls eye.
put her one ahead of the previous
world mark. 400 and Sc X-ring
shots. set by Bob Miner. of Chi
cage, and tied last night by Wood
ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Beat Weissn1uller

Since that day Brauninger has
watched many of his proteges win
national and world titles and
more records than he can remem-s
Der. Walter Laufer was his first
great star. a brilliant performer,
remembered for his feat in beating
WeiSsmuller in the final leg of the
medley relay to win the A. A. u.
crown in 1924.
But Keifer has been and still is
Brauningers greatest star. In
addition Brauninger has 20-year-
old Otto JaretZ, kinf-ef all the
country's sprinters, who can also
pillow through a sparkling go.
Bob K0Watski, 18-year-old high
school star from Chicago who re-
Gently set a new national inter-
scholastic mark of SIS for the
100 yards; Ed Kirar, former Big
Ten champion, while at u. of M.
the veteran Frank Henning and a
half dozen others who can win
points, give the Tower Club an
outfit that should give Mann two
DAYS of intense worry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Mdnn's Best Team

The Michigan coach says that
this years team is just about the
best he ever has had and he's had
many great combinations since he
moved into collegiate swimming at
Michigan in 1926. Charles Barker.
Gus Sharemet, Bill Beebe, the
three JimS. Welsh, Patten and
Skinner, are Michigan's outstand-
ing stars.
Detroit. with Bill Prev bidding
for honors in the 100 and 220-yard
free style, and Andy Clark in the
longer furlong and quarter should
come in for a share of points.
while Yale, with a record-breaking
400-yard relay led by HOWE john
son and a middle-distance ace in
Rene Choteau also will be in the
running for honors.
The Detroit Athletic Club will
be represented by Tom Haynie
who will defend his titles in the
300 and 440. Bob Gardner of the
same club will De threat to Earl
Clark, Ohio States favorite to win
diving honors from both high and
low boards.
Eight individual events and two
relays will round out the program.
Five final events will be each eve
ming, Friday and Saturday. with
preliminaries for these events
during the afternoon.
Champions will be crowned Fri
day evening in the 220-yard free
style, 220-yard breast stroke, one
meter diving, individual 300-yard
medley and the 440-yard free style
relay.
Saturdays program calls for
title races in the 100-yard free
yard free style, three-meter diving.
and the 3O0-yard medley relay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
325 10 Receive
Special Awards
In Times Shoot
Leagues Which Will
Enter Final Round
Teams Are Listed
BY DON GILLIEs

Three hundred and twenty-five
victorious rife shooters will re-
ceive bronze lapel buttons during
the coming week, emblematic of
their team championship in the
65 leagues that have competed in
The Detroit Times Rife Tourna-
ment.
League secretaries are urged to
forward the name and address of
members of the winning team to
the Gun Editor of the Times.
Leagues that have not COM
pleted their regular preliminary
matches have until April Is TO
finish their schedule.
Leagues that will be represented
in the finals to be held in Detroit
the first part of May and compete
for the William Randolph Hearst
trophies are Great Lakes Steel,
Central Michigan Rife League,
Upper Peninsula Rife League. Sag
rinaw Valley Rife League, Fisher
Branch Y. NJ. c. A, Detroit; Fruit
-rif-rT-f rIVTIr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Billy Conn, former light heavy
weight king. makes his last start
before his June date with Louis
when he meets Gunnar Barlund
Friday in Chicago. A 10 favorite.
the Pittsburgh Irishman doesn't
figure TO have too much trouble
with the old trial horse.
Incidentally, Nick Castiglione.
who was 10 meet Harvey Dubs.
the Windsor lightweight, on the
same card. will face Tommy
Spicgel. the PENNSYLVANIA Cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
3 Ram Gridders
Signed by Giants

NEW YORK, Afafe.ff- % -tFNSt
Three Fordham players Cap
tain Lou Dehlippp. Len EShmont
and Vince Dennery-today signed
contracts 10 play next season for
the New York Giants Of the Ma
tional Professional ,Footbal 4
League. club president John Y.
Mara. announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Westward Loop Open
Now for i94t Entries

Westward Athletic Association
now is taking lentricS for 194l
baseball and softball seasons.
Meetings every Wednesday eve
ming at Del Duco. 500 Toledo
avenue, at g p. m. For all infor-
nation call or write James Nc
Cusker. 1543 Waterman avenue.
Vinewood 2-071S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
No Diet Here

shuw of ttc wreck for 6teve-
land Is Wednesday night when
Jimmy BiXenS, who Mas fighting
as middleweight six months
ago, tackles Buddy Knox in a
heavyweight bout. f5fvens
weighs about IFS now, and will
ne giving away ID pounds TO his
opponent. Make Berger, the Ca
madam welterweight, meets Irish
Eddie Dunn In the seminal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Only One That's Left

ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Harlon
Cliff is the only member of the
ST. Louis Browns swho was on the
roster when the club was under
the previous oWnfrShip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Detroit Times classic leaguerS,
added 6lS and 6l6
Frank Smith and Martin Sapo-
Vich. Dearborn. paced the visitors
IN the doubles with l205.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Sammy Angott, recognized by
the n. B. A. as lightweight cham
plon. Will defend his title against
the Canadian champ Dave Cas-
toulieu. in the feature Of the annual
Derby Eve card al Louisville. Ky
Harvey DubS has also been invited
10 appear there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
New Commissioner

Fred Harris, well known steel
executive. has been appointed 60
the state boxing commission. He
replaces Elmer Wiedrick who re-
aligned last 2eel -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
BUG on Birthdays

Jack Ceffey, graduate manager
ef athletics At F,epdhaH4i University
remembers the birthdays of 5000
persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Tropical Park Results

,ir,. Race 600. claiming 4-yssf-sias
Ebony Fly MEADE t5so u 90 20
smiiin' Jack fcarsreiis) 70
Time i.I2 Is or RIO.
steam Roller. Johnny q Myrna. shs
knows. Orchard Run, Jessie O.. Myrns Lee
Golden Cargo and nIseross also ran
second Rae.-si ooo. claiming. 4-sesr.
olds and Up, lis miles
Blind BlArnsV
UdtEenbtIEefl - y 20 - 81
Trapeze Artist
fMcMulienl SO 90
Robbie Easter G.uctA 90
Time 1.4s 3-5 % ? 81
county Bond. Eight on. Hsuis. Chance
Fsv Attracting. Ninety Grand Victory
March. Dsdues and Upset Dove also ran.
Thlrd Raee-si 600. allowances. 3.yesrj
nlda. mile and 70 yaTVs.
Version Luce 10 40 100 IA
homsward Bound tMeAndreVJ $50 10
Fottscsirn tMesdel $50
Time I.f2. of 3.07
Beckhampton. Rose Anita Lady Lyo-
nors Air Post. h-lrish DAY. Silver Tower.
b-Grand Central Bright Gallant and Dandy
box also ran.
b-McGrath entry.
Fourth Race 81 600 sddsd viacaya
Stakes 2-year-old mics p mile
Kind Gesture Meade $50 800 3 50
small Time fCansfelsA $50 3 So
bfltndA fkohdftl .UH
Time :f6 As OF 7.35fs
Fade. Ration. Dated 10 and Checker
board also ran.
ruth Race - 81 200. handicap. 4-yesr-
olds and up. z mile
Doubt Not fArcsrol $50 , 80 90
wise Bee fTaylor1 30 20
Poiranco tWiliiamsl 20
Time i:10 3-5. off eos
Montsin. Colosseum. Hslcyon Boy. King >
Blue and Float Away also ran.
sixth Race 81 900. allowances. fyear-
oldS and up. IL miles.
Pumpgun tMsyuel1 10 20 600 50
FDsncing Light fHoWenn 90 20
TRINITY tMuhrauI }. 50
Time 50 % of f.3af1.
Bonzar. alright Rebel TonvpardY
The Rage. Ranger II and Topee also ran
sTowsr stable entry.
seventh Rnee--xi. 800. claiming t-year-
lids and up ? miles and 20 Yards
Grey Doll tMchndrew) 1910 $40 2. 50
sicklehiH lMcMulienf $50 3.20
Msary Flower tHaskeln $50
Time. 3:33 is (neW track record. of
500
bel. Mon Reeve and Panaiong also ran.
Eighth Raee-xi 900. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. lis miles;
Dicty Step tseabol $50 $50 $50
Bedrock Canyon
fHcAndrevt 81 ST.
Ebony Boy tKauImanl go
Time f.45 f-5. off IS
soldiers CAL. NaHse II. Druoo Sysks
Final and Bennneef also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

pion. instead. Casuglione got off
The floor TO kayo Tony Sarullo
in the second round on the Louis
Simon card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Bay Meadows Results

fTst ksee-Al DO. GAINING --seat ~oiasf
Golden Goose tAdams) 1910 $50 50
RzrEing On tSeveff so 50
Liberty Cap tGrayi u 20
Time So of 2.o3
FIylng stripes Va.dns Iovs Vain
Prince saxon Broom Tuxedo Eddy Quick
over. Coo or. Zorro ana Opening BID also
ran
Seeoed RACE oio cis'm9r 7sesr-
ODDS n1ie-
Pacinca tDeeriaEa 1900 50 800
Bubble Lii tJ9res1 81 500
Like GreenOck fZufetA 90
Time i.15 Is. off 33i-
DAzzlemeni Reusreppe T4cgna Naidina
Dream Dsa Listo- Torch Lee and Fabens
also ran.
Third Race olo. claiming f-yeaf.olas
and Up / lis miles.
Suddenly tskenyi u 60 $50 500
A bdicafor fNeveei - 2 20
Chryssix fZufelti 5 so
Time i.5z, Off o.
Lillian G Patuck p Bras Bottle our
ffoaler. pociof Gilmore Fern Creek
Hss'rsreh. Pundt and Ri'i Brothera also
-afi.
Fourth Race 81 oio claiming l.geaf.
stsssfFfglsi= fssi 4ssst = - 500 50
Nenora FoN GsazFt 80 8 20
Aiauwood tSkeHVt 400
WISE Rssutv D,svo'o chr and Gold
Trophy also ran.
F1rfh Race 81 nl0, claiming : -yssr=oids.
! mite.
count L, ,Jones3 % 90 40 90
Val1ins Enaye tPsr.so' 80 81
Edward A. fFrankiinl 50
Time 43 3-5. of 06
Vain Crystal Cosbo, Servanthmaid. Vegas
John. Guiding WAY. @sssion and Sword
Play also ran.
sixth Rsce-xi nf0. claiming 4-year-olds
and up I lis miles.
Sunphsnfom tZufsiti 3 80 $50 %
Burguo Tran tParfsni .00 ? Sc
Hasten Henry 0frysl ? 81
Time 7 III. OF -.
Aranmore and Haste On siso ran.
seventh Race s. orc added. Breeders
stake 3-Near-oids and up. I lis miles
Real Clear JB8herfsonl ~ 40 ,. %
Lucias sun pearson 500 = So
Rolling Bal gDodson1 50
Time ] SO IS. off 0s
asmoky Snyder Big Ben s-Real Article.
Havana Lad and Cayenne also ran
a-Edgemont Stable entrs.
Eighth RACE 81 orc claiming. 4-year-
olds and up u miles
Kaneohoe Carroll 5s 90 % 90 ~
Patan Lonzderf 30 90
Jarco fsheriockt oH
Tfase 2.4s -. Of 10
~ naFke Annexation. Naldina leo. Red
Neck and sweet Man also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
LARGE Collection

Elsie Muller, female ict Skating
star from 1919 through 1882. col
lccted Some 500 medals trophies.
mugs etc during her cQ-eer