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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Larry Aurie. Herhic Lewis and
Goodfcllow arc among the most
noted of those who reached star
dom under his guiding hand. As a
player and manager. Jack has al
ways fought TO yin and despite
his geniality no more stormy fig
ure can be found in the National
Hockey League when his team is
defeated
one of The most humorous Sto-
rieS told II Adams expense was
the result of n run-in with an Of
fetal some years ago. Adams. II
seems. told the referee Just what
he thought of his work after a
game lost ~ the Red Wings in
Detroit.
The matter was brought 10 tho
attention 81 Frank Patrick. then
the leagues head referee Patrick
fined Adams 500 for acrimonious
discussion " Patrick always had a
flair for a well-turned phrase. but
Smiling Jawn' could not apprc-
ciate the rhetoric.
II don't mind paying the fine"
Adams declared. but the 'acri-
monious discussion charge -
too much"
For many years Adams lived in
Napanee. Ontario but recently
moved TO Detroit. lie is now an
American citizen and has home
in the University of Detroit dis
trict lie IS an all-around sports
man. plays golf at Oakland Hills,
where he is n member, and is a
fefNent Tiger Ian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Prep Baseball Clinic
Arranged by Tigers

Mlchlgan's first baseball clinic
will be held at Briggs Stadium
May 5, Walter .. Briggs, owner of
the club. announced Saturday. II
will be sponsored by the State
High School Athletic Association
and the Detroit Tigers.
More than 600 high schools in
Michigan have baseball teams. II
Is estimated more than 1900 boys
will take part in prep games dur
ing the short Spring season.
The clinic will be free and open
to all the high school teams in the
state. The first session will be
held al 10 o'clock in the morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Havana Results

FIRST Race-S3oo. claiming. 4-yesr-ods
and UP. ~ furlanVs
Hard chase tGonzalez1 to 10 TO to
Salestax tNinaj II 10 s
Zinuia tHidalF0l 10 3
Thine 10 2-5. or 2.54ts
''n9q tAehanee pune sweep Nalits =,
Miss Esmeralda also ran.
second Race stoo. claiming 3-yesr-olds
and up ~ furangs
Ice 5 Napier to 10 to5 10 10
Maenlufe oNarfinez1 toi ! %
The baaphin Roll Rich. campo. DIVA
saxon Psitie Donna. Lady FLYER and
Westka also ran.
THIRD Race sioo. cIalmins t-yesr.old'
pu{yciefus tPtmieniat TO 8 70 II
wild Moneq. Buck Benny Flashy
Belle Transen. Miss Nsrfs BABY WAY
and Nv Goodness also ran.
Fourth Rae 500. claiming. s-yesr.olds
Ranme Zane
tOliverl 90 To 10 70 3
Iadozan Fernandez 50 10 )
" Martini ne, =" 4to1
Time 1 Il "a. of 4.261g
Mefab Aftermath. star Folder. LOSES
teHe :. sky cloud and Eneas +. also ran
nth Raee-Saaa. claiming 3-year-oids
and up. mHe
Re Quiet fNlfnnsnA 90 - ! 10 ?
Bay james fgarzaietA 10 to z
Molly Flv Mora IN
Time = - nn t.5sfH.
Comhafanf Biack Beeear. Circus Night
CHIEFS Boz aHf Crack AL also ran
sixth Racc $500. handicap s-vcar-oies
ard up mile
Movseen lMarrerul 2rof stoa / TO =
Natehup d.uee1 To- t. >
SaFsv Mate fernando Ia 8
Tine lis 81. off 5z2dI=
saeahs Henry. Bos PiunEef and kaptind
also ran
seventh Race -Sfra. claiming 4-year-alds
and VI / mile and 30 Yards
Union II dalRat 10 5 to to 5
NJ Las Dollar 1Vina1 to 1 to 2
Brusfirert tGonzaiezt 1 to 2
Time 81 Is off 5:52
Sertan. GunWsle Earl Porter Bubble
worth. Cav Nav and Transfinn also ran
tishh Race Zoo claiming. t-ytat .oids
ard ara. Ia miles
BaY EaeIe t%iHHH tt ~ / 70 q
Al hFoE fOfYefI 70 10 / % ,
Bauiue tFeufef n 1
Tine 1s55. OF az.
Rafbrar sifapHeE NereaehHs Fasf
AFenf and Famous clayton also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Goes OUer IL Often

Iehr'S gone over the Detroit
stake problem often. He's posted
s.. 0d0 stakes for derbics and haa
a smaller turnout of Detroiters
than for a card OF straight claim
ing races. He's posted SO 600 tor
other stakes and had two-horse
fiaScoS
But those races don't stick in his
crop like some of the other 5000
and $4,000 handicaps he's run for
invading stables. Along with a lot
of horsemen he won't forget that
Dolly Val race when Gus Emerich
shipped his speedy mare in from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
CENTRAL MICHIGAN RIrLE LEAGrr

Match No. ii Butleson. 2e2 -
shurtz. ia r Ennis 245. r Sutton.
ga. O. Hoffman. 2s2; l. Graf 2s5, +.
Stanton 25s. X. stanton. 2f7. - Hunt
263. y Hunt. RS }. Dazel 2s6 q
Winters 2si L. scriner $50. X. Hopkins
Devries, PSI. + Prins 2t6. - Prins.
2s3; Il Prins got. K. Kleis, 2s65 X.
Dyke. 2s6. J. Dewaard, 2st.
win. psf. u schroeder. 2s3: Reichel.
derfer 2ss r. Myers 2s5. honeywell.
263. F. Schneider. 2sd & Irons 2s2
Briggs 270. { shelley as ~ Walker.
2Sg. g Huocker. 2i3. l.. Miller. 2s2
Marks. 2sg. " Gomy PSI NJ Niekland.
2sl p chrisman 2ss {. cowles ga
80 a., w. 80 30 n ,n1ra, - ~.
q Bayd se NJ eavey 21a. u Hatds
27s J. Mussor. 2es
\ MeNent 2s5. Ninesbufy 90 s. Cod
frey. 1853 G. Mckay. 265 a GoncerKe.
274. H. King 25f " Miller. PSI. {.
IA b. zst. 9. kieekamps. ~. a.
Moore 275. Pabst 277 + Dean.
PSI S Hanson. 2s3; ". Ferguson. 2ss {.
Grainer. 2sg. L. 1orrsnt. zs0, K. Lewis.
PSI, v. Dunn, asa II. Smith, 2s2; A.
Hathaway, 2sf J Feldes ri. T. Osborne.
2s3; X. Handy, 2ss. W Renne. PSI {.
Richardson. ais. X. suffering, All. l..
Russell gas L. Forguer 273.
K Parsons. 262 J. Nunley 2e7a X
Wumhiey. 25s t. Quinn. 263. " keener.
27i a Gurte. 2t6 & Buscoe. 222
Jacobson Pos z JOHN 2sd. g. Merrick.
268 + Gnrte 2ss. u Simmons. 276.
277. r Woodruff. 2st " street. 272; {.
Holden. III. L. jackson. 2s5, II jackson.
-sf: y Reed Sc walters. 2s2 X
hui 2si. X. Mnumsnt la. c. lwanzigef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

start with three wins and no
losses. Pontiac and Shiawassee are
tied for second and third place
with two wins and no defeats.
Any shooter who was bashful
about entering the tournament be-
cause of their ability should take
a look at McDuhy. a rifieman
from the Ecorse Gun Club. In
his first match he failed to get a
single point. Calvin Lackey,
secretary of the club led the
league with ITO out OF possible
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

The players will be addressed in
group by Walter o. tSpikel
Briggs and other baseball officials.
a groundwork Of the days activi-
tics will be laid during the first
session.
While the boys arc all together.
the fine points OF training will be
discussed. Also batting and base
running instruction will be given
by members of h @ American
League championship Tigers.
They will learn inside batting
tips from Hank Greenberg. Char
ley Gehringer and Barney Nc
Cosky. McC O 5 k y. Bariell and
Crouchcr will demonstrate the
finer elements which enter into
successful base running
Later the players will be divided
into groups according to the posi-
lions they play on their high
school teams. Then members Of
The Tiger team will instruct them
in fielding. The entire Tiger squad
will be used in the clinic From
Tommy Bridges they will learn
how to throw curves. and speed
will be taught by Buck Newsom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Lchr'a LeaUing Soon

Lchr will be leaving soon for
Hot Spring to line up horses for
the Spring meeting. In addition to
swinging horsemcn this WAY. his
many acquaintance are expecting
him to dig up another good thing"
for them to take flier on when
kentucky racing starts. Last sea-
son Lehr returned from Hot
Springs with wondrous tales OF a
2-year-old which was knocked TO
his knees al the gate but scram-
hled 10 his feet in the mud and
ran over some Milky Way hope
fulS. among others. 10 an easy tri-
IlmDh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Chicago. grabbed the $4,000 From
tier Handicap by an eyelaSh and
shipped out the next day.
Nothing wrong with Dolly Walls
triumph except that the King
thought II would have been a lot
better had the money gone TO
horsemen who supported the meet
ING all the way through. That's
WIN. he SAYS. he's not planning on
big stakes for publicity purposes
but will offer a substantial series
of handicapS which will reward
those who ship ~ with good SOLID
stables 10 go the meeting.
Lehr thinks with a new racing
law. A tote and increased purses
he can bring in some of the better
stables which used to race here. in
Guiding perhaps the Headley string
which has been racing in the
East. and perhaps the western di-
vision o at the G Y Y. Whitney stable.
~ tel.- tt4llll all however HE backbone
Of Detroit racing will still be such
stables as Dixiana Farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Arthurs E 10 Play
In Hockey Feature

Arthurs. a leading contender for
the Detroit Night Hockey League
Class IA crown, will oppose
Seibert Wells in the feature of a
three-game program in Mack Park
Sunday night Class A games start
ing at 7:30 pair Spitfires and In
dams. Cardinals and ST. Clair
Shores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
TOWNS TALKING-ABOUT ADAMS
CONTINUED from FIRST Sport Page

Continued from FIRST Sport Page
Wings ard Maple Leafs. And. in
cidentally. Norris champagne bill
al the Royal York Hotel that night
vas something like $500. About
everybody in the Detroit deiega-
ton. exceptit Adams had one or
more sips Of vine Adams. who
never had smoked nor drank. vas
almost tempted 70 Vet MS lips with
the stuff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Newark BUYS Star

NEWARK. y. j.. Feb. s. ms
Lamar Murphy 19-Near-old ma
tive of Hoschton.. Ga, who batted
.329. for Amsterdam. in the Cana
dlan-American League last season.
was purchased today by the
N ark International League
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
FoR MoNDAN
HIAL.EAH PARK

NJ MIAMI. 7 III
lit ~IROt =. Pony Ballet. curious
Roman.
z--HII.L BIuNn. Pick tut. Trims >un.
a-Bl KNiNG DEt h. Bit - Green. Old
Friend.
Irish DAY. Harry Herman. tefta-
cairn.
5-NIGHTIsANH. q ~ q r, Rock
Maker
e-CI RIOT com. nquots. Hardy
Bud.
SIR RENNARU. BeftN's Bob. Ports
mouth.
s-SIt HDN Ut AZ. Hrliringer, Late
Pass.
BtSI-t RioIS COIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
ST. Antoine Loses Meet

ANN ARBOR. Feb S. 81. An
tome y. VI. {. a. of Detroit lost a
dual meet to Michigan Nornal's
freshman track class by an over
whelming 64-2l score here today.
Stan Simmons. former Wayne
high jumper, was s. Antoine
only victor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
VIII Watch Game

An added feature of the morn
ing program VIII be a lesson in
umpiring. Most of the umpires
used in high school baseball are
faculty members Major league
officials and George Moriarty are
expected 10 be on hand 10 take
part in these Instructions.
After a short recess for lunch
The players all will be assembled
again They VIII watch two MAJOR
league teams preparing for a
game. How first the home pitch
ers and bench warmers take then
batting practice Then the visiiiul
team bats Fielding practice fol-
lows for both teams
The thousands of players at the
clinic will be the guests of Waiter
o. Briggs at the game that after
noon For many of the boys from
various parts of the state il will
be their first experience with 4
major league game
The officials plan to make il ar
annual affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Odds and up. maidens s. mile
Reign Dear Robertson s.2a $50 %
Kitty Kee tMartini i 80 3 so
Brown Splash tFryet 80
Tir1e i22 - off / 20
Princely GIFT Reamer. pantine Don and
Hermeticsi also ran
second Race 81 600 claiming. f.ysar-
Time Fheht lRiehsral SO 40 30
Dogrose fVandenbete 90 a1
ROYAL Feasf
tRobertson1 90
Time / ~ -. off -
Chrvseis, PIPE Down. Prince II Ram
bearer. Mdis Pes. CslaFetss and H.
QUEEN also ran
Third Race = 81 900. claiming. Swear
Odds 8 mile
Fshens tRohertson1 , 90 3 sa 20
Traumelus Moore % 60
Like Greenock mariner $50
Time "a as
Back Door Momenee Tempest. Wrsck-
ety LADY Bareeiig and Snow Fleet also
ran.
Fourth Rsce-sl au0. claiming. 4-year-
olds and un. mite
k,.9..s Son 5z lMsfr'n i2ao so 35o
Gold Trophy tFrankHn1 so
Time i.22 uf ais
SeRu Ele. stephinof and Alaskan also
ran.
mn Race Snioo. elaiminr t.vsar-olds
and up. mite
WISE Beauty tFrsnk'in1 II so 50 So
cloudy Weather 1Zureltt ca %
Nenaras FeN tWlsani 80
Time / . So off Ats
star Point aud Sickaiaek also ran.
sixth Race $40 n0n added Wv Years
Handicap. 3.year ODDS and ~. Ia miles
Exploded tCarterI SO So , 40
Comet I'll tGraNt n 3 a
Omelei tBiehardt 2 ~
Time 90 3-a. Of t2n
staRefriEht. Vain 20 ard Chanreyiew
alsa ran.
seventh Rscr 81 200. claiming 4-year.
Odds and up. mile
Hasten Henry tFrye1 10 $50 3 %
Heno Lion Fife TOO s.
Musical Jack fGray1 GO
Time / -. off 4 40
1t Greenock, Chan Chan aud Ere Bal
also ran.
Eighth Race = q 600 claiminr t.ytar.
alds and NJ. mile
Taken tZufett 90 ~ ~
MaEnanimous tFrsnAlfnf 81 -
SKY Brush Martin p
Time 81 - Of .
rurrtEal Doctor Gilmore Ton BHiinF
Sahnl Patsy TiIsn Nelady Boots arr
BIAS Bottle also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Times Rifle Scores

Great Lakes Steel League match No :
Kermardt 49, oRrien IL Bresinn
153 Burke lis Lahti i2i Zukosky
I70. n Bowman I67 Goumer 10
Hidusky is0. shieldmanfel 1870. Castle
1875. Fleming 1873 sudman l2i Moore
1876: Gross 1856 Logan ISL Katz. Ia
Gambler 1ao. Hunter. l27. Parker. i53
Zimizuerk i52 Wooley $50. Johnston
i27. Foster. i5s. FettermaB. 1917 Fruit
1876 Hardin i52, Powell t42. Bowman
I'll. Jose 40. Bumbis iIT Bazad1ow
i2s Brosseau 1s2 Cooke $50. Mckee
Ia2. Baier lss Gunlty l2f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Best Bets
BY international News Service
For StNDNN
HAVANA

Al Havana. Cubal
Inv TfKr, PNtehiey. Young ftaN-
time
- DEMON. Field Day. Color Bearer.
3--AENOS MING. Rea sylvia, C0runrla.
II HRONOLoGl. Bright SOx, Pepper
Box.
5-STi BIS, Night Princess, Bob &.
6--JOIIN FLAG. koracan. Chenauit.
Il HEC rs. NanscOut. Ivory Tip.
S-MARGARET g., RamoOse. Campo
Falsn.
9-BIIND SAGE. MIR. Buddy. Lady
Iichner.
BEST-CHRoNOLOG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Women's Cage Card

All games A. McMichsel
Tuesday Peoples vs. Birdhurst I p m;
Charest Is Keller. p m Temple W..
Wcalwnrih p m.
THURSDAY Morley VI. Mon xonsry 2
2 m Hudson y Tool shop D. nj
Bzrwstef vs. Parrish 2 n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Spurncd by Champs

Six weeks later. Canzoneri lost
his lightweight title TO Barney
Ross. Grand Rapids promoters of
fered Ross SIS. 600 TO defend his
title against Ramey, but Ross
handlers declined it When Can
zoneri regainS his title. we was
offered $4,000 10 meet Ramey
and his handlers turned down the
offer.
Lou Ambers came along as
champion and was offered SIS. 900
to risk the title against Ramey,
but they all looked out the VIII
dow when Wesley's name was
mentioned. New York had been
told how Wesley had beaten the
daylights out of CanZoneri.
Henry Armstrong followed and
his manager declined a $4,000 Of
fer to fight Ramey Wesley jour
neyed 10 Texas and whipped Lew
Jenkins twice IN row, flooring
jenkins II times in one fight
jenkins Won couple of fights
after that, hit New York. was
given title shot with Ambecs
and won the crown wfiic Rau1ry,
who had beaten Jenkins twice,
was again passed up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Borr in Ontario

Born IN Fort William Ont. june
i 1891. Adams broke into the
major professional hockey ranks
with Toronto Arenas against Les
Canadiens N Montreal II was a
tough assignment for the five
looking young westerns Canadian
HisffS rosy complexion and dis
afmlng SnlIe. plaYire against such
bad men Is Joe Hall and Newsy
lalaude But Adams. a fine stick
handler strong skater and good
sfof. more fhau held MS own that
night and Ion many nights after.
ADAMS PLAYED m pro hockey Tor
something like i Years. beth ia
eastern Canada and on the Pacific
eoast he lett Arenas TO 20 10
Vancouver. where he played three
seasons in the Patrick circuit. He
returned East fer the season OF
1923 10 ium Toronto St. Pats.
Who had succeeded Arenas. and
was with this team until l926-27.
when he vas traded 10 Ottawa.
lie Was playing out hts maior
professional career with OTTAWA in
1888 when he vas gwen the rob
81 coach Of the Detroit Cougars
lie succeeded Harry Holmes. his
old buddy in Toronto Arena days
g pilot II the Detroit club
Adams Is known for his ability
10 develop young players. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

152. J Walters IL + Briggs $50; 6.
JACKSON ts2s x. Reed. SIS c Case. $50.
FISHER BRANCH NJ. {. A. DETROIT
Match Nv Barr 10: { Ward 49,.
: Knight. IL. 5. kopsak, al2si r Kruger.
GENERAL MOTORS Gt> GLIB. DETROIT
Match 30. Runner. 1879 A. Kolbe. f72
4 Lewelleu. 1852. l Green. III
Thomas, iie Il. Matthias rs. T. Long.
FLYNN. ff5. }. Hawkins. lts Holmes
Isl. r. Dunn. III F.. Emory. III. {.
Thompson. 1876 Heinrich, Ia
TWENTIETH Century RItI.E. DETROIT
Match w. Dopgherty. lis; c. Hall
100 n Hsutala. lss. A. Dixon. is5. {
DETROIT GI> CLts
seS anlGs NJ ISL f Be.,eiasp Is -
Badak. lss } kirscnner. iss. K Raeder.
is7. J. Tokaf. lss l.. Andlef, is
Bazydlo, 1911
WILBUR WRIGHT HiuH SCHOOL
Match No. II Daurheriy, ile
DeIlento. i5a T. Freeman. iae + Wilcox.
$50. 7 Warren, I'll
LYONS. Ne. Gt> CIT
Match No w Barkeli. i2i r Fair-
man. III. r. Saunders tig. " Eieder
1873, v rash. i23, F. Hemstreet. n.
Newton. i2e. A. Thompson. 81
Carl q. HALL. DETROIT
Match No. II Fact ISIS l.. Bush.
igs n Hautaia lss. ". 0ougherty. Isl
Dixon. 1875.
MAGIC EYE LEAGtK. DETROIT
Match No. 1-R X. Arnold l73. ~
Shirley. f4s. J. Smith. 1856, j. Savage. l43
DETROIT LuBRICAToR GuN cLtB
Match No. ID Eszer. i7e; n. Hautals.
1877; r. Gillespie. l59; J. Listwan. i52i
J. Tarmina. $50.
GREATER DETROIT ROD AND
4 Gun CLUB
Mateh No w smith iss n. Evans
16f. q. Dirkse, las. n. Banks. no \.
psgkal9 d lss is7, Gsfeeae, yy,,rnnsnSh ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
GREATER DETROIT ROD And
GIN (TIH

Match No w smith iss: A. Evans
49,. q. Dirkse. las. n. Banks. no; 4.
1s2. p Gregory. ". Conn,
is5. u Cobb. 1871, K Rrumbaugh. i7t:
u. johnson. 139. q. chassman. $50.
Cohen. i4l: W Mullen. $50; " puell.
IT, Cook t22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Won 80 in RorU

Ramey won so professional
fights in row before he was held
to a draw by Steve Halaiko in
Rochester. In his first main event
ir Grand Rapids. he decisively
whipped Harry DublinSky. who
was then a "hot-shot" in Detroit
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Ramev fought his greatest ring
battles in Grand Rapids and De-
troit The closest he ever came to
actually being knocked cold was
at Olympia in Detroit when he
fought Eddie Ran of Poland there
in 1888. Ran caught him with a
terrific right TO the chin In the
sixth round and Ramey went
down for count of nine, barely
staggering ito his feet in time to
prevent a knockout. He clinched
out the round and then won the
last four rounds to gain an easy
decision.
He fought another stirring fight
In Detroit with Ray Miller. the
left hook artist. who was consid-
cred too hard a puncher for
Ramey but Wesley outboxed him
10 gain rather easy
decision. That was in 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Hale all Results

First Raee--SI 200, sT1oWances- 7 FeaT-7
Odds. colts aud geidings. \ mile.
" Wright '" 81 so 1880 $40
At Liberty tAnderson) 3.to 30
wslltngford tArcarui 80
Time IA -. on 0sis
Village Lad. Notes. cooch's Bridge.
Smart and Pal also ran.
second Race 81 200 claiming f-year.
nlds- and W, y miles
Innovis tMerritt il3 90 81 90 ~ 80
Broad Vision tMeadel 90 "a
Autograph tEads) $40
Time - 2-5 of 235t.
.Ballwlck White Eront- BrlEhf Victory.
steam Roller Miss eoseh. Buutrts eYrt,
Kurdisan, Grand Duke and Knoxville also
ran
.lhrd Rses--si ioo. claiming 3Aesf-olds
and an. E. mile
Watch over tMeadel 50 2 90 20
Time War tVeddefb 81 , 50
Bas CBrse tFadEi %
Time II. Off ad1
Arnef Bearer and Guerrilla also ran.
rourh RACE $500 allowance. :.
AhiflaNaE fEadN 3 30 9o 80
SEnarUr fNedGer1 ) 81 ~
Blue Twink tRoberisl $40
Time I'll s.. qff 50
ClarksvHle and Cape Cod also ran.
Finh Race-Si 400 allowances 4lesr-
oids and up 4 fufiorfs
Liberty Franc
Robertson To- 90 81 -
Corydon tArcAroi 80 -
Panoroscope tMeynelh ~
Time ie Il. OF 4so7
Raphael II, EKarch and pst on also
ran.
S,,,b Race g oaa added p.see usiea
Handieap 1-feer-olds ana ar fiaes AMI
sseei wBlou tHaNem SEQ ia ? 70
a-sivsstfa tFsds1 3 "a -
- the Ill tMet reln 10
Time - p Off &c
unerring Montsga PRETTY Pei DAN
aged Goods. Rreathless Rasse i'r hiss
Qul,, war Beauty CTS Ma aa Tex
HyEro also rsn
a-Wonltord eutt..
'Feld
seventh Race-H 200 eialu ttear-
dds and up. ! . miles con The i8tt3=
Brown Ben Emery 10 90 3 - %
Navarin tEadk1 ; 81 10
sweet Adeiine tSistol y 30
Time los 3-b. Of 5sn3
Panalong. Countess Lena, Gsmhit. Halle
Weary Flower. Annikin and Draeo syska
also ran.
Eighth Race 81 200. claiming tear
cias and ny. i miles
Yes or So tMeadel 90 Ho 90
Weekly stipend
fMcCreary1 90 50
Tuiiator tHowan1 IA
Time 50 - Oft r "a
Miss b b KEY MAJ, Grseny samrae
and Radio also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Golden Gate Results

First Race 81 600. claiming. 4-year-
Odds and up. maidens =. mile
Reign Dear fRoherfsont s 2h 50 3 90
Kitty Kee tMartlui j. 80 3 so
Brown Splash Fryel ? 10
Time 122 -. off 10
Princey GIFT Reamer Dancing Don and
Hermetics also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

game set. the last game Of which
was a hectic overtime affair in the
Windy City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

LEAGUE STANDINGS
GENERAL MOTORS Gun CLuB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

CENTRAL MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Wait until yoH try the New Anti
Sneeze" Rinsol You'll be so aston
ished at the speed and comfort of
your "no-work" washdsys. Remem-
Der Rinse gets clothes a Ubitey white
"a sweeter white! Actual tests
against 10 well.known soaps prove
New Rinse washes clothes up to 10
shades whittier! And don't forget, New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
INDEX TO
TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS

age
Inc. BunFs for Saie-E. Of Woodward -
Income Bungalows for Sale.
Income Bun galows for Rent. .........
Industrial Property for Sale or Lease IL
In Memorium ......-...........
Land Contracts ..-...............
Laundries s.s-..s..
Lawns. Gardens, Supplies ......... S
Little Farms for Sale .-............l3
Lost and Found -..-..............
Lumber, Building Material ...... 9
Machinery and Supplies .s....-.....
Male help-Saiesmen .t-.-. ....-.....
Male and Female Help Wanted. 49,.
Male Help Wanted -...........--.
Miscellaneous for Sale .......... 9. 10
Modernization ............--.-
Money TO Loan ......... .-...-.......
mortgages ..s... .... .t.s..s.' $3.50. - >
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Moving. Storage, Carriage ...........
Musical Instruments ......-.......+lO
Music Lessons ........s......
New Houfes for Sale .............-i II
Offices. Desk Room Tor Rent.....
Patents, Patent Attorneys-..-r ..v...s =
Personals 49, s..sss.
Pets. Poultry. Supplies ............
Plumbing and Supplies ............
Property Management .........s...l8
Radios and Supplies ...............l
Radio Service .... s=..............l
Real Estate 10 Exchange. ...........I3
Real Estate for Sale -.............i3
Real Estate Wanted ................tz
Rentals -..4...... .................
Rentals Wanted ...................
Residential Hotels ................ 8
Resorts Tor Sale ......+s.. .a+sl3
Ssleswomen Wanted ...............
Sewing Machines .....s..s-.s..s.ss 2
Share Living Quarters ..............
Situations Wsnted--Fe male ..... 5
Situations Nsutrd-Aale srss......
Special Notices .-... ss.-.....ss.
Sportsmen's Equipment ...s......
Stoves and Heaters ..s...........s
Store and Office Equipment .......
Suburban Real Estate for Sale .....-t3
Summer Cottages for Sale. .........
Swaps ..4.....E ...++.sss.s.... .-s-.s.s.
Tires-New and Used ............. y
Trade Scboots=Mats ....s..sss..ss
Trsilers for Hire ......s....... ~
Trucks, Commercial Cars ..........t2
Trucks for Hire t...s.......-....11
IphoitterfnE ..s.--t- tsssss-.ss sssssss. z
Vacant Lots foT Sale --.ss.ss....sstx
Wsntsd--hiseeilaneo .s......s.s.
Wearing Apparel MINIMUM. =
Wood ssssfsAs sussessAsseGr,eu~sns.s