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The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

THE COLOR OF THE DEVIL
AND HIS INPS

John Milton. who wrote 'Pa.z-
disc Lost" upon which his greatest
fame rests as an author, gave t.
Beelzebub. or Satan and his suDpor-
ers. called Imps. the designation cf
black Black was to him the sym
Dol Of evil All the ugIiest thing
were imputed to these images of
destruction. Milton assemblies theIa
in a Council Of War against God and
Heaven II this Council he haT
Beelzebub to say 7 would rather
reign in Hell than serve in Heaven
What we are wondering is this
If Milton were writing his grea-
work now. while Hitler goes to aid
fro in the Earth. would he not das
ignate Bealzebub or Satan as a whit
man with a toothbrush moustache
and Moloch as another so-calle6
white man who poses Napoleouic-
ally.
II we had the power to write n
Milton wrote. we would pen a drama
in which the leading role Of infaIny
would be played by Hitler. the white
Satan. ana Mussolini, the Moloch a
mong his imps, would be a perfeca
blonde and Lesser imps would be ne
white QuisIings Of every conqle sd
land
But why all this business about
color?
God carves his image in ebony as
well as ivory
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

THE LEGISLATIVE RACE


Editor Omaha Guide:
Three of the candidates for the
Legislature are between the ages If
80 and A. They are John Adams.
Jr., Clifford Hammond and s. rs
ward Gilbert. The three are OF
military age even in the combat
services. All three of them, there
fore, should be in the army instead
Of politics OF course, il is thei-
constitutional right to run for Of
flee; but it is their patriotic duty &c.
enter the army, if physically and
otherwise fit. and help beat the axis
powers on the battlefield
What 1 am preaching I practiced.
When war was declared on April
9Th, 1917, I prepared to enter the
military service On June y tn !
volunteered and took the SOLD
IER'S OATH. Along with other
men Of my age at the time claimed
exemptions or hid behind their W.
es' petticoats or babies rompers.
And to their everlasting honor, tie
wives said: Go and fight THE
GOOD FIGHT and help to save the
ideal of liberty for all men every
where.
Are you going to ask the mothers
and fathers whose sons are in tha|
Army; sons not much younger than
you. to vote for you to stay away
from the fight? OIembers Of the
legislature are exempt from the
draft.
our country is at WAR Our
first duty is to win it. l have Offer
ed my services when called al
though I am old enough to be the
father Of anyone of the three young
men: Adams. Hammond or Gilbert.
May 1 hear from you by return mail
II. J. PINKETT.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
7 This
IlWeek's
THE TRIAL OF THE TRAITORS

The traitors on trial in washing
ton, d. G. are faring much better
than they would have Jared in Ger
many, If they had been traitors to
that country. There trials and exc
cutions are rapid and sure suspic-
ion is enough Here we give the ac-
cused the projection Of the law. ev-
en- in time Of war.
In time Of war passions are deep
" stirred and but little evidence is
required to produce summary ar
ton The safeguards Of law. there
for are necessary that certainty
may be had and that only the guilty
shall suffer the penalties provided
We hope the guilty are convicted
and punished and that the innocent
may be freed
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
GOODNEWS
FOR COLORED
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Just before going to Press We ra-
ceived the following information
from Peter Nehrens, a member of
the School Board. From several
hundred applicants, white and col
ored. three OF our race have passed
the examination and are now On
the eligible list to be installed as
teachers in the Omaha Pubic
Schools
Thanks Mr.. Mehrens for this iu-
formation We are very happy
ever it and we hope that at last rha
color line has been broken down ar
ter SO many years
The successful applicants were
Helen Garrett, Oskaloosa, Kansas;
Thelma Lee Maor, Red Oak, Iowa;
Arthur Shropshire, Hannibal, MO.
PROGRESS is ON THE MARCH
VOTE FOR PETER MEHRENS.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Many homes break up from lack Of
children and contribute 10 The amazing
American record of one divorce for
every FIVE marriages Unhappy wives,
childless due to a yitamin-dehcient hnc-
fional weakness, may now enjoy the de-
aires and activities Of Natures most
wonderful creaiion-s normal, fully-de-
veloped. vigorous woman
Sensational clinical tests demonstrate
thal, in ritamin-dehcient instances, q
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
WE. 645s

we are all very glad to know
that our good friend Mr.. r. c. Price
is improving as we miss him very
much as he is one Of Omaha's ouz-
standing business men.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Mr.. Frank Clemons one Of the
old school OF roast beef knights was
one Of the star walters at the ACh-
letic Club during the Elks Conve1-
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Hothing equals baby to bring COM
psese unity and happiness into the home
md tie husband and wife into stronger
bond Of enduring love and mutual in
befeSl.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
Acid INDIGESTION

What many Doctors do for il q
When excess stomach acid czczss gas sour stomach
ur heartburn. doctors prescribe the faytest-actfng
raedicines known fur sympton1tic relisf-neiicines
Ike those in Bszns Tablets Try BeIl-sns YOURSELF
A. Srs- OF distress They nerraifzs arid reIi-s
gas and bring comfort very ouickiy-yst are not a
laxative Only 25e. n drug storss II your very nrst
trial doesn't prove be-aax better return bottle "a
Is and get double yoGr money back
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Mr. Lovejoy Crawford and Mr.
Branch Mr. Murray have promised
TO attend the next meeting OF the 1
c Club.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The RR. boys are going over the
top and AIr. George Dean and Mr.
Felix Metoyer are in the running at
Ia pool game
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
HELP WANTED


A Young man. Is years or older thst
can make deliveries and work in
Furniture Store. Salary to begin
with $1,000 per week. Working
Hours A. M. to P. NJ. Can at
Omaha Guide Office.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25
WANTED

4 men to work at Consolidated Auto
Parts Co., 25O1 Cunning Street or
1910 South 10th st. Wants two
roustabout workers TO move around
and clean wreckage. Two exper-
fenced auto wreckers. II in goOd
health, age doesn't matter Roust-
bout must be able to handle hea1 y
parts Of automobile.
2501 Cunning Street or 1910 South
18th Street.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The 4C Club requests all mem
bers to be present at the very I'M
portant meeting on Friday August
7th- Mr. MCGOWAN viii explain TO
you about taking out shares IN tn
Credit Union.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

THE B. S. DEGREE IN POLITICS
The degree Of Bachelor Of Science
is usually designated by the capital
letters B. s. or B. Sc. When men
are running for political office and
describe themselves and their ac-
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Brother John Evans continues to
hold his own at the Rome hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The Omaha Athletic Club is the
headliner of Ala Carte and a party
service is just up their alley for the
wide awake crew of walters and the
kitchen force and the front door
men and office crew. They all wo-K
fine together, like soldiers in a fierae
battle. Let's give them a hand
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Mr.. George Thomas OF the stream
lined room service Of the Fontenelle
Hotel told this writer that the boys
are all wondering how this writer
gets all the news and some Of tie
walters don't like to see their narn-
es in print, but they will quite IN
derstand that everybody goes when
the wagon comes and how,
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The Omaha Club walters are all
making plans for vacations and as
they will all take long trips out Of
the city-bon voyage.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The NAACP is looking for your
membership.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

: We are all very sorry TO know
that Mrs. Lena Patterson, grant
mother Of Mr.. Glover Scott, mas
passed and her daughter Mrs Mer-
lene White was called back from
KC.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

DO you take the Omaha Guide
If not start today
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

we would like very much to hear
from Mr.. Redd Of the Fontenelle
Hotel and also Mr.. Underwood.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Old Farmers Recipe. Mix Allenru and
Lemon Juice &c get quick relief from pains
OF rheumatica and neuralgia OrosShtA
have Allenru - groeers have ienonA
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

Mr.. Sandy Wells and Mr. Dave
Morrison are the star walters for
MI. Pierson at the Highland CIun.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

The White Horse Inn walters Mr.
Branch. Mr.. Louis White, Mr.. Is
aiah Jones, Mr.. Dave Russ are On
the job and how.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

political ADVERTISEMENT
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-25

from Cornell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

FIFTH RACE-si. no. claiming. l.yesr.
olds and up, lis miles:
Idle sun tschpling) $50 $40 40
Gallant Play tBalaski) 500 $50
Vinum (BrooksD a 20
Time AT LIS off t.3sh.
Bob's Way, Inscolsd. One Jest and Asri.
cole also ran.
SIXTH RACE - Is, 900 added, Joliet
stskes. 7-yssr-olds, y mile:
Llttletowh
fLitxenberRer) $50 uM 400
Occupation (Craig) $50 74O
Short Life tBrookD 3eo
Time SO as, off b:1l
Navy cross. s-Purgooletts. woodford
Lad, Take Away. Lady Liberty and Fire
Engine also ran
s.Msrsch entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-sI ,Ooo, claiming. T.
year-oide. I lis miles.
X. Rounder 1BalaskiD $40 $50 400
Surprise Party tPearson) 1880 $50
west-Ho (skoronskiD go
Time 1:4s Us. off s:fs
Lichema. Van Man, Milo, SiGn spar-
king Gem, Prince o'Aars ana Masculine
also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-yl. 900, claiming, g.
year-olds and up. 1 y miles:
Raby Rather (fryel 7.eo GO 20
Sam Alexander IMseAndrev) $50 so
Birka Boy (Fallonl SO
Tims i:Ss is. on SIN
Toms Ladd. skstinr FOOL. pennshurg.
Oakmoni, Extended. Tormsi Dress. Hiiou.
Jimmie Tom and Msnynnor siso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Devalue. which finished close
third behind Gold Teddy and Mar
riage in the inaugural Handicap.
had run a poor race in his second
start. As a result he was a COM
parative outsider and paid SIS
after covering the mile and 70
yards in 1:41 3-5. just two-fifths
OF a second above the track
record.
There were three winning favor
ties, one of the most popular being
Brown Bomb, which won the eighth
race. staged over the Lewis turf
course. easily beating Flying Host
ess, with Bosky Dell third. in a
field OF seven. The horses rounded
the course twice in the run OF a
mile and five and one-half furlongS.
Track officials announced con-
tribution of $5,134.95 TO war relief
funds from Saturdays program,
making a total of $24, S07 95 do
mated from the gate receipts of the
first three Saturdays of the 10
day meeting.
The pari-mutuel handle Satur-
day was $31S,224.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
No Competition Scores
Easily at Suffolk

BOSTON. June s tUP).-B. p.
Robinson's No Competition ran to
a handy two-length victory in the
IS. 900 Puritan Handicap before q
crowd of $1,000 at Suffolk Downs
today. Alaking was second and
Bell Tower third.
The winner was favored in the
betting and paid $3.50. $500 and
$40. He was ridden by w. r.
Snyder and earned purse OF
go. 1t was his second straight
at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Ruffing Gets
His 25Oth Win

CONTINUED from First Sport PaKe)
the game, but his mates howled
him down with:
Nobody could have beaten
you today, Red. Only SO moro to
70 till the 500 mark and you're
the boy who can do IT.
Ruffing handcuffed the Indians
completely. He had perfect control
and did not issue a walk. He
struck out'ohe batter and allowed
only a single player to get as far
as second. Manager Lou Boudreau,
who singled in the eighth and ad-
vanced on Ray Mack's safety.
The only hallowed pitching circle
left for Ruffing to enter now is
the Observation-Disclosures clique
which now comprises six mound
Most recent hurler to
win his way into that select COM
pany was lefty Grove of the Bos-
ton Red Sox, who retired last year
after winning exactly 300 decisions
In IL years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Shiny Penny, Dixana 2 Year. Old, Sets Track Recor
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-si. 900. claiming. s'ysss~
old, filiies, 4 mile;
E EiSsIss S. s.; S tp..1iaa $50 so -
shemite (McMulien) ~
Time ~ as, Oft ;s3h. ..N
and Lustrous also ran.
SECOND RACE = 81 900. claiming. 3
ysar-cld fillies. 4 mile; an -
Very Graceful lforres) $50 $50
Scarcity (Brunelie) SW
Time Lis. on 500.
What Excuse and Great Hurry also ran.
THIRD RAcE-N.ooo. allowances. >
yaldIn. Mari lBisrnsn) $50 $50 s,.ss
Jerry Lee tAdair) $50 10
Zseabrsnd Qinnegan) s0e
Miss Vogue. Rocket Gal and ssiiseoa
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE--si, 400. claiming. q.
wisbech (Deernp $50 100 10
Skirmish tOonrales) $50 leo
0rebe (Millman) 7M
Time a:2s 3-s, of t;o7. -
yon also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--si. 600, claiming. t-yssr.
Abyssinia (Brunnellel $50 SO 1s@E
Whichaway tTurnbull) 1880 IS0k
oso (Ds Lara s7o
Time 7:07 lis, off ga.
Gigi, Cannibai, Druco eyska, stridesss
Grandun, lsicklseili and OLD River also raa'f
SIXTH RAcE-4-yssr-oids and up, one
mile; 80.
woof woof tsnydsr, $50 $40 iset
Watch Over (Bierman) $50 $50
Lovsday tMaschek) as
Time 1877 is. OF s:0s
Rodin, Hystericsl. Belle Cane and Eng.
fish Setter also rem.
sEvENrH RAcE--ss,Ooo added. Pun.
tan Handicap. s-ysar-olds and up. IN
No Compositions ,snyssp 40 400 AZ:
Alakinx Mann $50 80
Bell Tower tSsabo) 10
Time 1881, Oh bA.
Wise Father. visoounty and haschssos
also RAJ.
EIGHTH RACE - 81 100. claiming. 70
year olds Ind up, lie miles
Topse tMchulien) 40 10 10
Forsooth (bnyderb 800 1.s0
ITrapexs Artist tBierman) Leo
Time l:4s. off e:04.
Luke Greenock, vinrt st Tn and Blue
Castle also ran.
NINTH RACE 81 900, claiming. t-ysees
oida and up. ] mite and 10 yards -
Bow Low tBtermanJ $50 ~
AiierEic tDeerinGb 400
Eseikay tanydery so0
Time 1:s3 as, off s:3s
Gallant One. One o One, idA Rogers sal ,
Haste Back also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

FIRST RACE = $1,000, maiden 1-yssr-
vi Murt CMaeAndrsw) 1880 $50 40
River Captain (Scurlock) 40 300
Blue Shot (Beasy) $40
Time 1.0i lis, or 2ile.
Wee Ann, contemp lation, Prognostie.
Brilliant JT. Chain Break. Wise Patsano.
Cidesm, Town Victory and Airsickls also
ran.
SECOND RACE 81 900, claiming. 4.
yesr-oids and up, = mile:
Float Away
CMaeAndrewl 1000 1a.40 so
Tripa way tMoRoberts) $50 $50
Cold Flag fPearsonl ~ 40
Time ia rs. of 7.S2h
Away. Duichin p. PRH suere RoughsEt,
Forfend. hidiuek. Iackorsek. Psjas and
Rihlophils also ran.
THIRD RACE and t.yssr-ol6s. =
Some Man Rsrr.lb 1900 $50 900
Distant Isle (Brooks) a.tO 400
After School Garner $40
Time 1918 f-0, off 40.
Winter Wind, Blue stone. Certie, River
land. Mothers Girl, Feahery. Miss Per-
feet, Bliss ii and Drollon also ran.
FOURTH RACE--si. 900. claiming. D.
year-oida and up, 1 1-1s miles
Maurice X. tBrooks) ~ 20. so $50 s 90
Rolling Ball (Lityenbergefl 500 $50
LewistoWn fHaskftif f2o
Tfrrs "a f-s ~ -n7h
Isveirs own, Blue CHR Ny Myrt. Nieo
and The object also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Littletown Captures
Lincoln Fields Race

CRETE. Ill, June 6 fUP).---
Charles Nuckols' Littletown. a bay
son OF Jamestown, had too much
speed for the eight 2-year-olds
who opposed him in the $1,000
Joliet Stakes at Lincoln Fields to-
day and ran to length and a half
victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

At 81 years Ruffing still is one
of the ablest pitchers In the
majors, with enough elasticity in
his right arm to take his regular
turn on the mound after four days
of rest. He won 15'games for each
of the last two years. but previous
to that he had won 20 or more
for four successive seasons.
|, Reputedly one of the wealthiest
players in the game. Red has
always lived modestly and for that
reason plans TO quit when he's
through pitching for the Yankees.
T don't hgure I'll ever 80
hack 20 the Minors" Ruffing
said. "When my days In the
stadium are through, I'll just
hang up the old glove and watch
the other boys do their stun:
CLEVELAND NEW YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

TotaH W Z ~ 10 TntAh 30 II II
'Bstted for Hogan in eighth.
Cleveland ZOO GOO 600
New York 700 900 o0x--3
Runs--Hasset,. Heinrich, DiMaggio. Runs
batted tn--C;ordon a. Two-base hits-Hen-
rich, Gordon. Double plays-Ru fing tn
Ririuto 10 Hasseft. Boudresu 70 Mack TO
Fleming. Left on bases--New York \.
Cleveland 2. Bases on balls--On Dean 2
Struck out--By Dean 2, ny Running !.
--t:41. Paid attendance--16.3 02.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
$1,000 Sprint
Handicap Goes
To Wise Colonel
HieIey and Adsms
Ride Winners in
Days Two Big Races

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
second start here. He left IS foes
behind him as the smart little ap-
prentice. Jess Higley. kept him
near the front all the way and
steered him through horses in the
stretch 10 win by length and a
half from the pacesetting Flash
Town. from the stable of A. L.
Ferguson of Georgetown, Ky.
FaUorites Fail
d. v. McClure's Gold Princess
was a fast closing third and H. C.
Richards Columbus Day fourth,
three lengths behind the winner.
Golden Goose. which went TO the
post with his stablemste. Can't
Lose. As the fsvorite entry from
the stable of Mrs. II. p. Bonner.
finished a dismal eighth. Jockey
Euclid Leblanc rushed Golden
Goose up from ninth on the back
stretch 10 third at the eighth pole.
where the horse just fiattened out.
Tomluta, the well-backed geld
ing owned by It. d. Bull Of De-
troit, was bumped heavily at the
thrce-eighth pole and almost fell.
finally finishing sixth.
The newly. established stable Of
II. II. Haag Of Detroit gained its
first notable victory in the days
other handicap when Devslue got
up in the stretch TO catch Mrs.
J. b. Burnsten's Ship Biscuit in
the last sixteenth and win by two
lengths going away. Vegas JUS
tice. hard-running 20-l shot. was
beaten another two lengths for
third money. Ball Player, the
front runner from the Tall Trees
Stable of Mrs. Frank j. Navin.
finished fourth after setting the
pace into the stretch. where he
gave way 10 Ship Biscuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-li 300, maiden z-year-
olds. - miie:
Kursles tNsvesl 1870 $50 go
Tweedy tIongdsnl $50 $40
Famous Victory wright jO.5e
Tine 90. on l:59h.
Air Warden. Teia Mauds Gouache
double a. Lazy TonEs Acrobat Bully
Good. 'ski Venture, True Blue and Miss
Sugar also ran
sF1ed.
SECOND RAcE-n. 500, allowances. D
yesr-oh filies. a mile:
Niss q. thecrsaryl ls 30 $50 80
Iotopoire tzufelti $50 $50
Fresh start ,Jsmes) $50
Time 1911 IS, off 2 "a
Lswyersviils. BIG poings, Tisrcs and
Naiomas also ran.
THIRD RACE - 7.oOo sdasd. s,ssple-
chase handicap. l-ysar-cios and up, about
Mad Policy Robert, iiio 40 40
Tchncksfnck CPeprodl $40 : 30
tcupid fCrux) 90
Time 3.ss SIS. on 1851.
Equirita, fMassa War Lance THE Besk
and fFrederic II also ran.
LOG Cabin entry
Mares Neat Stud entry.
iFen
FOURTH RACE--ss. OOo ADDED National
b-suncsp tGnbertl 1000 500 : 20
Corona Corons (NeVesl 1880 s nO
Dove Shoot tRobeftson) $50
gouillon James T. ~
Time 81 as off 5.2Th.
Rurpen. Hickory Head. Ocean wsvs.
bsupermont Roosevelt and Pour Trsedom'
also ran.
k-Fn1caieh.r entry
fDsad heat for thru.
y1vTH RACES ooo ssds6 Amy and
Navy Handiesp. 3-yesr-oios and ur p.
yla,,hi,.h CThorpnsoo, N 80 I7no sar
c-sv1ng and sway MEADE $50 81
overdravn (couisj ole
Time l:il Is; off t'O,4 -, -.
Graf BIrd and some Chance also rsn.
hiking Ranch entry.
c-Gresntree entry.
SIXTH RAcE-szsooo 5000, B,luon
Stakes, 3-yesr-olds, IL miles.
shu, Out lArrarol 300 - 20
Altah Jamesl 170 ~
Ilochinvar CMccrearfl as
Time af2e Is ~ ga
Top MIX. Families. Trisrafch and Hsl
Crown also fan.
sFvyNTH RAcF-s2 500 sodsd Marin
CORPS Hsndicap. 3-ysar-olof ana NJ ! mile
s-3osion tHccWafyl $50 $50 90
e-PoIter's CAP tsiogy rN -!
Tine 20 As, off s.i1a
In Question. master Henri, kbhe f,errf
b-rankee Dandy. Argonne Woods. Dand
Yox. Welcome Pass and Belplsy also ran
a-Calurnet entry.
b-Howard entry.
EIoHTH RACE 81 .oo0. claiming
y.ar-olds and Up, ! y miles
Cur,Ten fekeiivl 10 410 p
sNeepalot fzufeHb 40 =
etaf - fNrvesl z
TirNM5 a. FN N,feh
ResctIfkl, Niss p p. nfs-Nan ar
ronaEn eoof also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

olds. fuilongs
Tides Dream CHust) $40 1880 $40
Royal Shawl (Cuerini 1bO $50
Last Bubble adams 40
Time l.l2
GRAY Romance. star whir, Fursnuf.
Hasty Kiss. semishoot. Halealoha and Bit
o. Brown also ran.
SECOND RACE 81 900. claiming. 4
year-olds and up, furlongs
Aerial Toy king $40 $50 20
Isochlea tHust) 1870 1000
sugsrage Lemmons) $40
Time IL As.
justicea. Bsitss. 1.ibero Bold Turk.
Dawn Portage and Darby Dean Tso ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl 200 claiming. Swear.
ods and up, 8 furlongs.
ST. Dismas Beverly ii.2o SO SO
Lady sponsor tHRnauer1 Il 80 10 No
Sumatra III adams $50
Remote control. Miss ws,tis. Red Horl-
ron. GoodandwaIm. Handy Justice wise
Fire DraWby, countmein and Miss Nah
FOURTH RAcE-Si. 600. claiming. ,.
year-olds and up. / l-Js miles:
Nah tLeBlanc) $50 j so 500
Dogo Mclean 1870 $50
String Music STRANGE $40
Time. i.f6 as
/ Jimmy w PsrsErs. ciookiims. sun
Mica. war Point, san Disquito and Hslli'
FIFTH RAcE-sl. 500 handicap. 7-yssr-
oIds ana un 1 mile and ~ yards
Devalue tLemmonsl 1900 $40 = so
ship Biscuit (Adams) 600 $50
Vegas Justice OLeBlancl s 80
I Time 1871 as.
/ Valdina Groom. Messy, Exploded. Gold
Teddy Ballplayer. Cooling Spring and High
Fidelity also ran.
SIXTH RACE 81 600. handicap. 2-year-
olds. 81 furlongs:
shiny Penny tAdSms) 1870 80 30
1 Trustee (Guernl so 20
I Burning sands Gle Blsncl $50
Time so as.
b-War Counsellor. h-sea Marriage. Momsn-
! tito AT C,ond ana Darby Diedem also ran.
b-Tan Trees Stsbls entry.
SEVENTH RACE s. mo-. the Detroit
Handicap 3.year-olds. six fufiongs
wise Colonel tHiEley1 1880 $50 M
, h-Fiash Town tAdamsl $50 20
Gold Princess tknotiJ $40
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, tAaOnga FiHEeE, Adansc. Columbus
Day Hsdatime. c-oolden GooS c-Can'i
Lose. Uncle Jock. Try Pin, Tomluta. a-Be-
beja, BY conscnpt and Sam Houston
also ran. a-Bee1ley entry.
b-Ferguson entry e-Bonner entry.
! EIGHTH RAcE-S1 200. claiming: 4.
lyear-Olds and up about one mile and y
furiongs tturf coursel
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; Rosky Dell tCrowsiD 500
Time 7S7
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Tsddsr aiso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

An unsung hide named Lochin-
var was third in the field of seven.
but he trailed by another four
lengths. The fourth horse was Be-
lair Studs Trierarch, but he might
as well have been running in an
other race. He was II lengths off
the winner. Families. Half Crown
and Top Milk finished out in order
but never were factors.
Shut Out proved his victory no
fluke by finishing in 2:29 is. while
weighted with 126 pounds-or only
of a second off the
course and North American mile
and a half record established by
Sorteado in 1889.
He earned a net purse of $44 $50,
and boosted his life time earnings
to $138, 1872. His seasonal record of
$120, 800 gives him the money earn
ing leadership for 1912, and his 81
tickets gave his hackers So, $3.50
and $3.50 across the board. Alsab,
the heavy favorite, earned 5000
while paying $500 and $2.10, and
Lochinvar earned 81, 500 while pay
ing $3.50. Fourth money was 81 900
flat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Shut Out Beats
A|sab in Belmont

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
and trying gamely but vainly
under the lashes OF his Jockeys
whip, was little Alsab for second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Alsab Breaks on Top

A VIGOROUSLY slow starter, Al
sab shocked the. crowd the first
time by breaking on top. He
|sprinted out to slight lead with
|Lochinvar second and Shut Out
third. At the quarter mile pole
Lochinvar stepped away from his
rivals while Alsab dropped back
to fifth and Shut Out to sixth.
1t was apparent here that Ar
caro- had adopted strategy of
holding his bid until Alsab and
Basil James were ready for theirs.
He did just that. Not for six
full furlongs did Alsab begin to
move. He took to the outside and
for a few fractions of a second
held the lead. Then, like Splinter,
Shut Out shot through on the in
side and was off to the races. He
moved out by a length as they
rolled into the turn, and he never
was headed thereafter. Alsab
lacked the lick.