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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
TWO TIE FOR LABOR LEAD

The Stereotypers pulled into a
two-way tie with the Steamfitters
as the latter was being shut out
in the ALL League. Chris Grey
wacz had high single of 236 and
Dave Newman had 227-20S in 618.
High seoses-Heynfger@ Hutchinson
224 storm ais. Butz 2l4-2l2. Sinclair 214.
Cischke 214. Bressman PA, Numbers 2i3.
shirk 2i2 B. Gugel 212, Bicking 212.
schettler 21O. Lasecki DOT. Stan 206,
Frank 205, Barnett 202, Timm 201, i.
Baker 200, Howell 200, w. Noch 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
MILLER's Is WINNER

Henry Ehrle's 224-213 in 588
stood out as John Miller's Five de-
feated Clyde Manion's team by 60
pins in rolling 2607 to 2547. Man.
ion, former Tiger backstop, fin
ished with 203 for 524, one pin
behind George RretZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
TIED AT WEST WARREN

Standard and Altes are dead
locked for first place in the West
Warren 825 Handicap, with Han
cock only three games behind.
High scores-Milton Fuller ali, Clint
Lindquist 201. Andrew Jackson 224, Joseph
Kapanoske EOS. Thomas Kapanoske 200.
Steven Bennett 20s. Elmer Eiler 213.
Andrew Gasparek 220 Charles Guttersohn
202, Peter Rockavan 232.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
ADD To DPW LEAD

Team No. 5 increased its lead to
six games in the DPW Construc-
ton at Rainbow by banking No. 6.
High scores-Edward Reuter- 22e, Paul
Heaphy 202, Sirius Tiebalt 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
HOLD ANNUAL MATCH

Standard Accident and S. S.
Kresge will hold their annual
match at Olympic Recreation, Sat-
urday at IL a. m, according TO
Clarence Jennings, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
PINE TREE COAsTING

/ Pine Tree is coasting along with
a 10-game margin in the East
Dearborn.
| High scores-James Fairly 204. Milton
Fuller 2o2. Ernest Buser 2o7. Alex ofilvie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
SAUL IN SPOTLIGHT

Larry Saul's 211-219 in 612 was
the highlight in the New York
Central Accounting.
High scores-Gn Middleditcb. 2is; Al
Moeller. 237. Ray Dunn. 40; Ken Kirks
206-209
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

"Only five men rolled, OF
course. These Italian boys are
relatives. There also are two
other Lewis In the league on
different teams.
BEST wishes,
paul"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb.
27.-Joe Mccarthy today dis
closed that Bill Dickey, first
string Yankee catcher, had quit
the "holdout" category and
would depart from Little Rock,
Ark, to begin training soon.

ORLANDO, Fla. Feb. ~
Cecil Travis. Senator shortstop,
today was the last holdout. Rick
Terrell, catcher. signed yesterday.
according to an announcement by
Clark Griffith.
TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 27-Kene-
saw NJ. Lands, high commits
sioner Of baseball, was In Tampa
today, comforting with Bill Nc
Kechnie, manager of the Gin
cinnati Reds.
ORLANDO. Fla. Feb. 81
Bucky Harris manager of the
Washington Senators today said
that the club viii not have any
intersquad games before beginning
their regular exhibition schedule
with other teams of the American
and National leagues. The Sena-
tors first exhibition game is with
the Cincinnati Reds at Tampa on
March 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for BY.
Walter Wurst, 2e; Gertrude I. Kloster. ~.
Martin lehman, "a: Margaret Eschker, n.
Raymond J. Rensaly r.. ~: Doris n.
Sutherland. 20.
Alexander w. Oechnowicz %; Bertha N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Ldrned Leading
In Junior Tennis
International News Service Wire

CULVER, Ind. Aug. 6.-Gardner
Larned of Chicago today moved
ahead toward the Juniors tennis
title in the National boys and
juniors tennis tournament at Gull
yer Military Academy by his defeat
of Holmes Cathrall of Scranton,
Pa. 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
Four out of the Is original
seeded players were eliminated
yesterday in the junior division,
In the boys division the eight top
ranking racket-weilders easily
moved into the third round
Results in the junior division in
.cluded:
Victor Seixas, Philadelphia. beat
Bob Kring, Los Angeles, Ga, 6-3;
Jimmy Evert, Chicago, defeated
Jack Ballack, Long Beach, Cal.
los, 1910; Robert Smidl. River
Forest. Ill, beat Arnold Saul. Los
Angeles, 60. 6-3; Walter Driver,
Elpaso. Tex. won over Bruce
Daniels. Worcester. Mass, Cd, Cd
John Howard, Hollywood, took
Lawrence DAILY, Evanston, Ill, o.
go; Harry Likas, San Francisco
whipped Robert Densin & c r
/ Takoma Park. Md. Ga. o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Bill Gallon Gets
.Bettors' Nod in
|HdmbIetonidn'

GOSHEN. n. Y. Aug. 6.-R. II.
Johnston's Bill Gallon was rated a
80 favorite today with the an
nouncement that a field OF nine
would 60 10 the starting post In
the fifteenth renewal Of the $40
900 Hambletonian Stake today at
Good Time Park.
The Charleston, $. C.. entry was
'hurtled into the favorite's role
when Perpetual III came up with
"a fever and, while listed among
the entries, was rated among the
IL 10 / shots. III. M. (Doc) Par
shall of Urbana, o., considered
scratching the Protector colt, then
decided TO pay the $500 entrance
fee and keep him eligible for the
race.
With fair and cooler weather
forecast along with an exception
ally fast track. more than $4,000
persons were expected TO witness
the race, which is the top event in
the harness season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
York S Collapse
AT Bat Puzzle
To Every One

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
walked and advanced TO second
on Newsom's sacrifice. A e r
Stainback flew out to Clarence
Campbell. McCosky singled to CEN
ter. scoring Croucher. Campbell
and Higgins also got singles, fill
ing the bases, but York forced
Higgins at second.
For five innings, Newsom AL
lowed but one hit. single by
Boudreau in the third. Boudreau
stole second, the only Indian to
reach the mid station in those
innings.
Then came the fatal sixth. Smith
led off with blooper for a single
and was forced by Boudreau. After
Campbell flew out, Walker dropped
a Texas Lacquer in center. II
was a lucky blow and proved dis
astrous as Heath came up next
and tripled TO right, on which
Boudreau and Walker scored what
proved the winning markers.
First up in the seventh, Teb-
belts singled, but was forced al
second and thereafter the Tigers
didn't threaten.
Johnny Corsica or AL Benton
were to pitch for the Tigers today
with Jim Bagby going for the
Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Miss Wall Slips
In Golf Derby
international News servIe. Wire


CHICAGO. Aug. 6. - The
Women's Western Golf Derby
headed into the third l8-hole round
of its 72-hole course today with
the Minnesota champion. Mrs.
Hayes Dansingburg of st. Paul,
still setting the pace and with the
defending champion. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hicks Newell of Long Beach,
Cal, apparently out Of the run
ming in the medal play competition.
Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee,
Mich, runnerup to Mrs. Dansing-
burg in first round play with a
rs, slipped TO Sc yesterday, for a
36-hole total of 164.
Mrs. Dansingburg. who set the
pace from the start with l-under-
par rs on Monday, followed
through with an 81 yesterday for
a halfway total of 157-4 strokes
ahead of the field. Mrs. Newell,
whose first round Melted an 81,
slipped TO 81 yesterday, leaving
her with a 36-hole score of 169-
IL strokes off the pace.
Within range of the Minnesota
matron as play resumed today was
Virginia Ingram, the Chicago dis
trict champion, who was second
with 161. Also still in the running
were the young Iowa star, Phyllis
Otto Of Atlantic City and Eleanor
Dudley of Chicago. the national
intercollegiate women'S champion
leach with 1853.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

which starts next Mon
day. has a flock of requests from
wanting TO know where
they can pitch tents.
THEY'RE OUTDOOR MEN
"Yep, just a bunch OF outdoor
fellows, these coaches" declared
Rider. "Or maybe it's the army
influence.
But, whatever Il Is, we're
hunting around this week for
places on which some OF the
gang can drop their big tops"
Rider also finds himself in the
cottage renting business. Or al
least. the visiting coaches would
prefer it that way.
In addition, there are any
of prospective students
who have asked Rider To rent
rooms for them. Some even want
the already overworked Rider &c
make provisions for meals, etc.
HAS HIM GUESSING
To add TO his discomfortS
Rider still is on the lookout fol
signed enrolment blanks from
many of the coaches in Detroit
and the vicinity.
when I bump into them on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Whir|y Going
Without ArCdro
International News Service Wirs

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y,
Aug. 6.-The unpredictable Whirl-
away sought the comeback trail
today, but it appeared he would
not have master pilot. little Eddie
Arcaro, in the saddle TO steer
him.
Whirly Of the buShy tail and
three top trlumphs was listed
among the seven starters in the
50, 500 added Saranac Handicar
here at Saratoga this afternoon
II the Calumet Farms colt goes
to the post, It will be his first
effort at conquest since the
rouSing Arlington classic in which
he was upset by Mrs. Parker
Corning's Attention.
Warren WrightS Calumet Farm
failed to name a rider for Whirl
away. apparently on the assump
ton that the New York Jockey
Club would lift the suspension
pinned upon Arcaro.
People in the know, however
freely predicted that the wiz,
Italian Jockey would remain OF
the ground and that his reinstate
Iment would be refused. Arcar
was suspended for rough riding a
the Empire City track.
The jockey club discussed ant
considered his case late yesterday
but withheld their decision unit
this morning.
Arcaro piloted Whirly 10 vic
tories in the Kentucky Derby
/ PreakncSS and Belmont, and late
. tho DIVER Stakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Battle Lines kDraWn
Ted Schroeder Advances to 3rd Round in Eastern
Tennis Meet; Clashes With Cochell Today

RYE. y. y Aug 6 Battle
lines for todays highhght Gucls
wrere drawn In the Eastern Grass
Court Tennis championship tour
nament when Ted Schroeder, CO.
holder OF the national doubles
title. advanced into the THIRD
round for q clash with lS-year-old
Earl Cochen Jr.. Los Angeles SEN
satiOn, yesterday.
Schroeder defeated Bob Davis
North Conway. n. r., OIL, 6-3.
and his doubles pal Jack Kramer
also went into tho third round
with a Ga. 81 decision oyer Frank
Shields.
These and all the top-ranting
stars arc bracketed in the third
beet fodav fnf ono ~ tho tom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Teller Al,
Draft Board Finds

CLEVELAND. Aug. SIMS
Pitcher Bob Teller today headed
for army life as physicians from
his draft board examined him and
found him a perfect physical
specimen"
The Cleveland In ian star
hurler. who will be % in Novem-
Der will soon receive his classical
ton from the selective service
board. Indications are. however,
that he won't be indicted until
after the baseball season because
of the large number OF AL reg
istrants ahead OF him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

seeded entries frankie Koyacs,
found u O aicult 20 win his berth.
Kovscs eliminated Gene Mako,
oN. DAYS Cup acc. Cd. GA. only
bs trnisat performance IN the
pnchc,
William T5Ibert. Cincinnati, adj
vanclU into he third round with
"A G-3. o. victory over William
Gillespie Atlanta
FayoTue in the women's sim
gles moved ahead without a hitch
They Included Louise Brough
Beverly Hills Cal, Valerie Scott
LOndon Virginia Wolfenden. San
Francisco Dorothy Bundy, Santa
Mon4ca, Pauline Betz. Los Ange-
les. and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Cooto Nov York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Just "a Headache
Don Rider Finds Promoting Coaching School
Isn't All That It's Cooked Up to Be
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

the street. their answer Is
sure, I'll be there But 80 far
they haven't sent I'm anything
official-whlch leaves us guess
ing as TO how many actually
will attend"
While there's nothing certain
about the enrollees' list. the
schools faculty is set. On the
regular program there'll be Jim
Crowley from Fordham, Clair Bee,
Long Island; Mike Casteel. Ari-
IONA; Bill Edwards. Detroit
Lions: Cliff Wells. Logansport
Qnd0 High, and George Dufour,
st. Theresa of Detroit.
TELLER WILL BE THERE
AS special attractions. the
school will offer Bob Teller of the
Cleveland Indians who has agreed
to deliver a special talk on base
ball. Frank Kavanaugh, Cornell
trainer, also will appear.
Incidentally. those behind the
school have taken into considera-
ton coaches for the most part
collect no salaries during the
Summer months. The circular
promoting the event carries the
following box:
Don't worry about the money.
Attend and pay later"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

II it's coaching school you're
interested in promoting, the ad-
vice is-drop around and see Don
Rider, Lawrence Techs athletic
director.
After a confab with the robust
Mr.. Rider, your promotional
dreams may be nothing more than
a blank. For take il from Rider,
this business of putting on a
school is a headache of stable
proportions.
For instance Rider. who is
boSsing Lawrence Techs coaching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
.Chdiky Wright KOS
Villa in 9th Round

NEW YORK, Aug. GINS
Chalky Wright was in tune today
for his scheduled meeting with
champion Joey Archibald for the
featherweight title, having dis
posed of Pace (CoD Villa of Mex
leo City by a siXth-round knock
out.
Promoter Ray Avis of Washing
ton, ID. c., told Wright, a Los An
geles Negro. that he would get 2
crack at Archibald's crown Sep
+tember IL at Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Bob Murphy Shoots an Ace

Bob Murphy. Detroit Times
sports writer who is on his vaca-
ton, had something 10 talk about
today. Playing with William A.
and Jack Smith. well
known big game hunter. Murphy
scored a hole in one on the TO-
yard sixth hole at Crosse lie yes
terdaV. using a No. 2 iron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
D. B. F. Playoff
Schedule
TODAY'S GAMES
CLASS "A

TODAY'S GAMES
CLASS
sans VS. JAW 1874 Northwestern !.
= 20. -Four Leaf Clover W. Acme, North
western 3. $50 HE a. c. bye.
TOMORROW'S GAMES
CLASS
Bradford vs. Riley. Northeastern
= 90 viviano W Krims, Northwestern 2
sDe. Square Deal We. Andrews. North
western 3. 500
SUNDAYS GAMES
Pspsi-Cola "a Ares. Northwestern !.
80 PARIS, bye.
CLASS n
StAr Lodge vs. Northwest Lions, Belle
Isie g. 30. Possehus " Falcons Belle
Isle 3 1900 Toblss-Courtney ". Victor
Northwestern 4. $50 Melvindaie w. -,
SAINTS. Northwestern 8. 7t30.
CLASS
Square Deal Jg. W Learned cubs
ReDs Isle g. 90; Haags vs. JAW ~
Jrs St Clair 80. Ford ~. Sweet SIX
teen Northwestern 2. 100. Parkside VS.
Hymies, NoFthwestern 100.
MDGETs
Ban Vs. Bait. l0. Ncr'hwesierr p
J 90. Bau W. Bart 81 clar, y'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Tricky Coli Tee

George JacobuS. New Jersey golf
pro. j. marketing a portable prac-
tice tee that returns the ball and
indicates the distance and direction
Of each shot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
vINCE's HOMER PAYS OFF

We do not expect the Pirates TO
win The pennant this season but
we do expect them TO climb high
enough 10 make II a three-way
race with the Cardinals and
Dodgers and should either OF the
front runners falter. the Pirates
might easily climb another notch.
They added another victory TO
their string yesterday when they
took the Reds. Is. with Vince III
Maggio'S thrcc-run homer the
payofi
Meanwhile the Card in a :
dropped half a game TO the idle
Dodgers when Vern Olsen of the
Cubs let them down with -four
hits. the Cubs winning. 50. In the
only other game in the National
the Braves overcame a 80 def
lett in the seventh 10 beat out the
IPhilS. 1919 in a game in which m,
Braves used five pitchers and The
.Phils four
over in the other circuit IN,
YankS. playing sloppy baseball
dropped one 20 Alex CarraSquel
the Venezuelan OF uncertain age
and the Senators. 4-3
The Red SoN blew a nice lead
then came from behind 10 TAX
the Athletics. 6-5 with a nod so
ing 10 Charley Wagner'S Sterlini
relief pitching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
At nADE PARK

Weather. clear. track. heavy
Second Race Flying Aggie. Bme Grass
Girl, Rova Polly. Little Khayam sea
Vixen. Nsldins Duo, Pilots Gal. Try
Flying
Third Race Martha o. ours BELLE
town, Sign Msker saharel, Bounty,
Hasty NAV Grill
Sixth Race Tureen Success story.
Eighth Race Declared Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Jack Dempsey. former world
heavyweight boxing champion, Will
appear in the role Of judge at a
Saratoga dog show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Pirates Press
For Top Rung
Continued from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
nant picture despite the COM
manding lead the Cards and Dodg-
ers hold over them. After all, the
Pirates today are only seven
games back of the Cards in the
games lost column. That seems 10
he an iHsHFmeHHtable handicap
but we can recall years when the
Pirates blew Just as big a lead at
Ia much later date in the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Championship hight--Low gross: Mar
gAret Russell. s3f Mrs. c. P. McLaln s..
Low snet. Mrs. s r. Livingstone, $50
7ssMrs G. 7. McGlynn. q-10--sl
First Fight - Low gross Mrs G. W.
Thomas. 81: Mrs. r. p. Crawford 81.
Low net: Mrs y. n Lorimer, s4-1s--T6,
Mrs. r r. Expert, 94.lT--T7.
second hlghi--Low Gross Mrs J
Gilmore. ga Mrs. William Griffin. 81 Low
net: Sue Tucker. 10i24-77. Mrs. y. A.
Yoder, 102-24--7s.
Third hight--Low gross Mrs r. Y.
shelton, 102 Mrs. NJ. Osterveet 100 Low
net. Mrs Ross Aiken ll2-32-s0. Mrs.
8 W. James. 1i1-30-si.
-qualiher--MrH. John Dods. l04.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Maggie Takes
Tree Advice, but
Wins Anyway
By EDGAR HAYES

CAklQuN NAtNA AtN fAfA itfN 49, N''' .
lad won the Meadowbrook Inyi-
rational tournament. Warren Dav =
son Of Chicago was explaining one
of mis- greatest shots. II was on
' nth hole and ne hit his sec
ond not through the trees. dead
10 the pin. for birdie.
You know" ne was telling a
group Of admirinG fans. trees
are about 90 per cent air. ~
YOU should have almost 10 70
shot nj getting through. Think
about playing the air and not
the trees and II will usually
work"
Margaret Russell Of Oakland
Hills. and one NJ tho finest women
golfers in tho Middle West, heard
this interesting and cnhgh'ening
conversation.
HERE'S HER CHANCE
could be" said Margaret 70
herself. and stored the advice
away with The million other
things she knows about golf. II
might come in handy some time
And sure enough, Just two days
later Margaret was playing on the
well-wooded Pine Lake Country
Club course. Rumor always had
il that Joyce kilmer wrote his
most famous poem after playing
Pine Lake.
1t was on the fourth hole. a
170-yard par three. that caused
Dawson's words 10 return 10 Mar
garet. She was behind a tree and,
figuring Dawson might have had
something in his theory, she just
blasted away al the 80 per cent,
and 10 and behold IL was the 10
per cent that turned up and Mag
gie hit the tree flush.
One thing led 10 another and
then three puts and Margaret
ran up a nice seven on the hole,
which gave her a first nine total
of as. Miss Russell rallied on the
back nine and romped home in 3S.
one over par, 10 score her sixth
win OF the current season.
ONE UP ON MRS. WEISS
She is now one up on Mrs. Don
aid Weiss, who had an sc for third
place. Mrs. c. p. McLain OF
Washtenaw was second with an So.
Pine Lake is always one of the
most popular with the women in
the district. Despite the fact that
many are away on vacation, a field
OF 100 competed. The course isn't
long. but then the fairwayS aren't
foo wide. The ladies either report
their best score of the season or
usually announce no score.
~ - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
At RoCKINGHAM PARK

weather, clear. track faSl
First Race Devils Mate. Hittie spill
way sir Quest
Second Race rsEeat, sun Heh.
pomplit
Third Race Tryandgett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
At HAMILTON PARK
~ -.aA.. -L.--- ...---- L..

weather, clear TRACK last
FIRST Race Miss Sarnia. Frost Bite,
Patron Saint. Brilliant stone Rare Dia-
mond Golden Thought
Second Race Greek Goddess, Thermal
Seebe. Freshness ROsemoore Brul0t
Third Race Miss Wooler Discovery
Post Chlorsenne, Juanta j., AIayen.
Worthing
Fourth Race Dixie Princess. Floysat.
Fifth Race Oyster Bar
Seventh Race News sweep Croydon
Egg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Scratches
AT DETROIT

Weather. cloudy: track, fast.
No scratches.
Field Horses
First Race Rocky Meadow. Toast
Second Race--Loretta H., Bamboo
Broom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
At SARhTOGA

Nea lher, clear. TRACK, faE'
First Race Cerbers. Miss Garlic
Alibi Babe, Michigan sun, ParswinEs
Second Race--Luckum. Athelqueen,
Cagot. spanish Dell
Fourth Race--Tribal Ruler.
Fifth Race Mary schulz Great Al
bert.
Seventh Race Dark Watch, Quaroma,
DingmAns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
All MASHINGTON PARk

Weather, cloudy; track. fast
First CORVALLIS, Morning Mall,
Rosin, DesGriuX, Galley sweep, West
ern's Son
stop II. Mr.. Moore. Darby Dallas.
Viragin, Birdlea. Ever After
Third Race-Marfeu. Turkey Hash,
Kiev Gaffney. finder Gal, Wrinkle, Takn-
frome.
Fourth Race-My Beret
Sixth Race Mango c., Topee, Some
Count. Landubber
Seventh Race Dekalh. Dusky Duke
Eighth Race Jay Bee Dee Brilliant
Light, War Vision, Deduce, Shama
Thrush, Beau DO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

sans VS. JAW 1874 Northwestern
= 30 -Four Leaf Clover vs. Acme, Sorl
western 3. $50. HE 4. c. bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
ONE UP ON MRS. WEISS

Championship PLIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
SUNDAYS GAMES
Doc Show judge

pat s w. Bstt. 30. Nor'hwesierr
90. Bat, w. Bart ? s. clair, on