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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
New
Revealed at
Weed Show
By FRANCES OVENS

IF YOUR garden lies wilted
beneath the unseasonably early
frost-don't worry.
Learn from members of the
Michigan Federated Garden
Clubs how lovely wilted blooms,
dried branches, shriveled leaves
and twigs-can be.
The second annual weed show
is being held between now and
October 10 on Crowley-Milner's
fifth floor and you may admire
these wonders at your leisure.
ON OPENING day, yesterday,
every one was scurrying around
TO see Miss Clara Shows green
Irish bells, a plant shown in De-
troit for the first time this
season. The arrangement, skill
fully placed in a square bowl OF
old pewter, also held mullen
leaves and cydonIa japonica.
Mrs. Dewey Bull presented
two interesting arrangements.
One of these was a bean pot
filled with colorful mustard pods,
milkweed pods. fire thorn, rose
haws and tuquois berries. An
other was boat shaped bowl of
turquois pottery filled with
astilbe, liatris, sedum and oak
leaves.
Mrs. Paul Amundsen found
huge and colorful fungus in her
own back yard and using II as
base. built up a lovely arrange
ment of dried Queen AIMS lace
and evening primroses.
The fungus Mrs. Charles
Mas found in a swamp at the
bottom of a large tree was so
beautiful she presented it all by
itself.
ONLY AN autumn garden
could supply the materials Mrs.
q Clarence Weber chose In
boat shaped bowl of soft green
pottery she arranged the stems
and buds of frost bitten caiias,
dried hills of snow hydrangas
and small dahlias dried and
Drowned by the cold.
Mrs. Lloyd Leigh Hughes.
wearing a becoming frock OF
turquois and white print with
turquois wool coat. was pass
ing" the arrangements. aoproy-
ing. suggesting, placing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Engagement Announced
THE JOHN WESLEY T.

THE JOHN WESLEY TAYLORS
-. of Woodmont road. -.
Today are announcing the en-
gagement. -.
or their attractive daughter.
Jean Hampton Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

Invited are. relatives and The
Romeo friends. -.
The Baynes. =. for several years
-. have been living out at Romeo.
Mrs. Bayne will join her husband,
just AS soon as he knows where
he will take his training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Luncheon Set League Of Catholic Women
For Danes Of Plans Fe+e for Service Men

president OF the league. and
members of her board will be
hoStesseS.
Cigarets, free for the taking,
will be placed about on tables in
all the rooms.
Homemade sandwiches and
cake and coffee will be served.
Donations for the Needlework
Guild will be received at Ac-
tivities Building until October
Is. Mrs. Heath J. Ballagh,
chairman for the year. is ask
ing each member TO contribute
two new articles of clothing or
the equivalent in cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

a BANG-UP party for service
men will be staged Sunday after
noon and evening in the Ac-
tivities Building of the League
of Catholic Women in Parsons
street.
Members of the junior unit of
the organization and Loretta
Alumnae will dance with the
men to music played by the
Ford naval training station band.
Other entertainment planned by
Mrs. George Glenwallis will in
clude a floor show and games.
Mrs. James p. Cummiskey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
What War Bonds Buy

Destroyers are the Grey
hounds of the Sea" Unarmored.
these sleek, deadly ships depend
upon their speed TO protect
them from enemy fire. Besides
their guns, they carry torpedoes
and depth charges. Modern de-
stroyers burn oil and so cents,
the price of two 25-cent War
Stamps. will pay for enough fuel
10 drive a destroyer one mile.
Maybe you can't be aboard a
destroyer when it bears down
on a U-boat, but you can have
the satisfaction of knowing that
the money you loan Uncle Sam
through the purchase of War
Stamps may be providing the
fuel that is turning the ships
propellors. Get in the swing
of your Schools at War Pro-
gram. Buy War Stamps regu-
larly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Miss Mckenzie
Back From Prom

MISS LOIS MCKENZIE.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Curtis Mckenzie of Muirland
avenue, has returned from South
Bend. Ind, where she attended
the Notre Dame senior prom
with Bill Fisher.
Marilyn Stone of Warrington
drive also attended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Mrs. Pressineer on Visit

MRS WHITFIELD PRESsINGER. of New York
Arrives tomorrow. TO visit her daughter.
And son-in-aw the Donald Fraser Sullivans. -.
At the end of Mrs. Pressingers VISIT.
Mrs. Sullivan will go to Montreal....
About the middle of the month -.
To visit her daughter. Mrs John Fraser BaiIl
The former Patsy Sullivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

To Lloyd Henry Diehl IT..
Son of the Lloyd Henry Diehs. of Sherbourne roa
Jean graduated from St. Marys Academy.
Monroe.
And went to Marygrove College.
Her fiance went TO Albion College.
The wedding date is indefinite. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

The family and god parents
-. will go. -.
To the Stockholm for cock
tails and dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

| II Msyfs:'.!!'
1T JAMES BAYNE is going into active service.
-. In the merchant marine.
When his taning is up.
He'll have the exciting experience of sailing in convoy
las a sendof
His sister and brother-in-law the George Johnstons
On Saturday evening. will give cocktail party.
At their house in Lothrop road Crosse Pointe Farms
z24zzzzs6nSz6nS--~r Invited relatives and the
- Romeo friends.
%S The Baynes =. for several years
-. have been living out at Romeo.
Mrs Bayne will join her husband,
Just he knows where
{lt~ he will take his training.
49, ENGAGEMENT Announced
THE JOHN WESLEY TAYLORS
49, -. of Woodmont road.
- Today announcing the
s~2A zs~szeA - or their attractive daughter....-
MRS JOHNSTON Jean Hampton Taylor
To Lloyd Henry Dehl IT..
Son Lloyd Henry Dehls of Sherbourne road
Jean graduated from st. Marys Academy. in
And went to Marygrove College.
Her ance went TO Albion College,.
The wedding date is indefinite.
Mrs. Pressneer Visit
MRS WHITFIELD PRESSINGER. =. of New York .
Arrives tomorrow visit her daughter -.
And son-n-law. the Donald Fraser Sulhvans.
At the end of Mrs Pressngers VISIT.
Mrs. Sullivan will go Montreal....
About the middle of the month
To visit her daughter Mrs. John Fraser Baltic
The former Patsy Sullivan
Mrs. Comstock in East
MRS CLYDE CoMsToCK. :.
Is with her husband 1t. J. G. Comstock. United
States Navy.
Somewhere in the East.
But will return Monday.
To be with her parents. the Stevens T. Masons
Schlaff Christening Set
THE NELSON SCHLAFFS of New road Crosse Ponte
Are having their baby christened Sunday afternoon
By the Rev. FIR. Albert Melville -.
At ST. Paus Roman Catholic Church in Shore road
He is to be called Nelson Wilbur Schlaf Jr.
Mrs. Lewis Lee Smart Jr... will be the godmother
And John K. Roney. the godfather.
After the CEREMONY.
The family and god parents
l -. will Co.,.
uImrI To the Stockholm for cock
| HIIIIf n UH tails and dinner. -.
| ~.s..'s a'. w.n.t,.. s..,"s
MurieI Keahy at U. ofM
Yxs MURIEL KEAHY. =. who
was visiting in Dallas Tex,
- ~ Came back picked up
x her belongings -.
/ i At her home in Courville
| 1II@-1 + IL road -.
/ l..El hTAlL\Tw And then dashed to
/ f7SH1, Ann Arbor. -.
/ " To register the u. of NJ.
l - ~ W She is domicied at XII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
n N eyfs a


1T JAMES BAYNE is going into active service.
In the merchant marine.
When his Naining is up....
He'll have the exciting experience of sailing in convoy
a send-of.
His sister and brother-inaw. the George Johnstons
On Saturday evening will give cocktail party.
At their house in Lothrop road Crosse Ponte Farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
One biz Hurdle
Photo nv John Henderson
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

I'm naturally optimistic butchers cat on market
day.
I'm thoroughly convinced the is in the bag and the
bag is in the check
There's only one thing cannot understand. Why is it
necessary to plead public to buy bonds
asked if would out and make speeches and
sell bonds That kind of like the boys tired of
kissing those Hollywood beauties
And I'll talk anywhere anytime about anything Ill even
wear sweater. But only because it's cold.
by News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Schlaff Christening Set

THE NELSON SCHLAFFS of New road Crosse Pointe
Are having their baby chrstened Sunday afternoon.
BY the Rev. FIR. ALBERT Melville -.
At ST. Paus Roman Catholic Church in Lake Shore road
He is to be called Nelson Wilbur Schlaf Jr
Mrs. Lewis Lee Smart Jr.-. will be the godmother.
And John X. Roney the godfather. -.
After the CEREMONY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

TO us. And we give him a re-
spectful nod.
THE bidding starts. and the
long and short OF IL Is that Jack
pot IL sold for $3.50 to a fellow
named J. e. Brown. man 1 never
seen before. He lays down $3.50,
a strange groom comes up and
leads Jackpot away and the
judge gives us the money.
Back in His Stall
$50 we go back TO the barn
and there I'm his old stall Is
Jackpot, awondering, 1 suppose,
why they'd taken him out for a
night airing when he liked to be
In his stall. There along side Of
him Is the man who bought him
and the strange guinea.
Meet our partner, Mr..
Brown says Swamproot. You
remember him. He's the barkeep
two blocks down the street
Ibid you get all your money
back, Mr.. Swamproot?' asks the
barkeep.
fright here, except for a
small sales commission says
Swamp. And now we're ready
for a fresh start
1.-TWO days later I'm not bit
surprised to see that Mr.. j. c.
Brown, Jackpots new owner,
has entered him I'm a cheap
$1,000 race. Swamproot seems
10 he giving him n little advice
on how to handle the horse. He
gets him little exercise boy
who's never ridden n race to ride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
thurman Reveals Cute Trick That Paid Him Well
Moden Chumps and Don't Know How TO Maneuver
FOR MONDAY

"Come the day of the race and
Swamproot gives the jock his In
structions at the barn before
they take the horse away.
"Listen, boy he says. You
don't have to worry about riding
this horse. He's home free. Just
get out OF the gate with the rest
of 'em. cross your reins, take
the rail, cluck to him few
times and bring him around like
you were exercisin' him. Don't
be nervous
$50 we 60 over to the paddock
and watch 'em saddle old jack
pot. Owner j. c. Brown is stand
ing around awatchin' like he
knew what It's all about.
"Old Jackpot Is 80 to I on the
line. And he hasn't got nothing
but a bunch of cheap plugs to
beat. So I walk down to the bet
ting shed and put 500 on his
nose. Together with $500 friends
have got down for me In small
bets I'm Chicago and New York,
I'm pretty well loaded.
They're going 10 the post
when q nosy old racetracker I
know comes up and as X ed IL
Jackpot had n chance.
Leads All the Woy
might have a little I told
him, III he was still ours, wasn't
ready to pop that asseIet and
hadn't had a paralytic stroke
I knew that word would get
around In q hurry. And that
price stayed 80 to 1.
sWeii, 20 make Q hong story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

me tell you, boys, they don't
know how 10 maneuver.
These horsemen now ain't
got the gambling urge. We used
to ripen q horse up. Pull him,
pull him, pull him, carry him
along for sometimes q year or
more before we let him run.
Then we'd bet him from here to
Shanghai and have 30 much
money we could put 500 bills In
the bottom Of our shoes to cover
the holes II we wanted to.
Take the time we had
horse, well call him Jackpot.
Just a $1,000 hide, but he had n
touch Of class. Well, my part
ner and I pulled that horse IL
times I'm q row. He hadn't won
for more than a year. But we
were racing under . right smart
old man, Judge Joseph Murphy.
You remember him, he used to
be right here ut Detroit. This
was down south, though.
Judge Gets Suspicious
snow old Judge Murphy
thought there was something
cooking and he called me and
my partner In.
"'You know. boys he said.
4 think that horse Jackpot of
yours can run n little better
than he's doing. But he's been
out of the money IL times, fin-
ishIng way back. Now n he
should pop up In front and win
q race now, I'm afraid I'd have
TO rule you and the horse, too,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

short, the jock got j kpot
away on top. He just tin-canned
home at 80 to 1. 1 win trunk
full of money and had a mighty
good time for myself. And what
does Swamproot and 1 do but
give old Jackpot to Mr.. j. c.
Brown, the barkeep, for keeps.
That started him I'm racing and
he's still doing all right for him
self.
az must tell you. Though, that
Judge Murphy certainly gave us
boys q mighty hard look when
he saw US blossom out In our
glad rags and 60 apaying all our
bills around there.
"Tm mighty glad you boys
sold Jackpot before he won or
I'm afraid might be suspicious
said the judge. He certainly
looked like an improved horse.
1 didn't notice him dragging that
paralyzed leg
"Tt wasn't Jackpot that i'm
proved, Judge I said. 1T was
just that he didn't have nothing
to beat
But we did ship away quick.
before the Judge thought things
over too much. 1 hear he's re-
tired now" said Picklenose. "Liv-
ing quietly down I'm Florida. A
mighty fine man. Saved his
money, I hear"
Picklenose gathered his fee
under him and pushed h i'm g !
erect on the barn wall.
Anybody got dime TO buy
bottle of beer for thirsty
man." said Picklenose Willie. II
sure feel dry. e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Lincoln Fields Results

FIFTH RACE $500. claiming. 4.year-
Odds and up, 4. mile.
Winamac tScurlockJ $40 200 $50
Certainty tRichardb $50 $50
o Play tMscAndrewp 500
Time liz rs. off t.31
one Tip. TEDDY Kerry. Dsybreak and
Valley Boy also ran.
SIXTH RACE 49, s.. 600 added. Crete
Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and UP, :, mile
lsignator tscuriockD $50 $50 8 20
First of All (Higley) $3.50 II 90
Poly melior fBorton) 100
Time 1872 OF 5:07k.
Three Per Cent. 'Pumpgun. Defense
Smacked Last Can. Hour Al. Tomochichi
Crossbow II. 'step BY and Shut Eye
also ran.
'Field
SEVENTH RACE 81 900. claiming, 4
year-olds and up. lis miles.
Royal Blue tBelaski) 1900 so BOO
Mr. Smith (SchulngD $50 80
Wooden Indian fGiliespiel 500
Time i.a7 rs. off 3;4i.
Jack Sting. Perplex, Lou Hsns. COM
mission, Toms Laid, Dancing Light and
EIGHTH RHCE-ssoo. claiming, i-year-
oids and up. Ii miles:
Baby Rather Frye $3.50 3l00 IL ~
Ar1ac tPearsonp 1920 8. 20
Miss Pfttypat tBrookst loo
Time 1:47 81. or s:12.
Brown Street. Emporium. Employer
Yelled Prophet Best Quality. Doctor
Jones and Jimmie Tom aiso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
MGA Teams Play
Postponed Matches
FOR MONDAY
FOR MONDAY

Only matches postponed from Q
week ago will be played this Sum
day in the Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION League. the rest Of the
schedule having been set back one
week. This Sundays matches fol-
low: North Hills at Duck Lake.
Lancaster Hills at Wise's. Beverly
Hills at Highland Park and Hill
crest at Plum Brook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
.Krakauskas Sent
To Minors by Tribe

CLEVELAND, May % (UP)-
The Cleveland Indians today OPP
toned Joe Krakausk S. left
handed hurler. to Baltimore Of the
international League with "a
hour recall privilege.
Kraukauskas' release lowered
the Tribes roster TO the required
% player limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

right of this track for keeps
"Now we all liked and re-
spected Judge Murphy, a mighty
square shooter. and we wouldn't
for all the world want him Ia
think we were fooling around
with a horse. Unethical, i think
the Judge would call II. So my
partner, a mighty smart fellow
called Swamproot Steve, just
spoke right up and said:
Crazy Like a Fox
Judge, this time you're mis-
taken, sir. Old Jackpot Is ready
to pop an osselet. He's had q
paralytic stroke and can hardly
move one leg. As a matter of
fact, WIRE thinking Of putting
him in that auction you're going
to have tomorrow
$50 the Judge he looked
mighty relieved and he said.
That's fine, boys. I'll be look
ing for you to lead that horse
into the auction ring
mo sooner did we get out
side the judges office than 1
grabbed Swamproot. Are you
crazy / said. "A whole years
work gone for nothing
"'Tm crazy says Swamp
root, like a fox. Just hold your
horses
Then Swamproot told me
something that made me grin.
well, come the next night at
the auction, our guinea leads
Jackpot into the ring, and Judge
Murphy IL the auctioneer.
How are you boys:' he says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-si, 600, claiming. z-year-
olds - furlongs
Character Man tstenen) il.so 40
cooee (Seabo) TAO
Time 1925. OF 2:32h.
The Heights. Major Rae. Misinterpret.
Valdina Cloud. paillee. Golden Acres,
Madlynne. FOND Thoughts and Mayfair
SECOND RAcE-sI.ooo claiming. D
year-oids and up = mile:
Battery GDeeringb 1000 % 40
Tripod therrittD 800 500
Invincibie tAorrissey) 100
Time 1916 Us. off 3:oiM.
Our VIII. Miss High Hat. Dunade, Red
Amazon and Col. Goodnight also ran.
THIRD RACES. 600 claiming. ;.
year-olds and up, ?. mile:
Jgin tAtklRsent 40 30 - 81
Updo tDursndol 1920 80
Sir Gibson tCraigD 5.eo
Time 1915 as. off sou.
General Planet Southern Jane. Journey
On. Bay Acre ana Dark Level also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si 900. claiming. 3
ysar-olds and up a mile
Is,rato~n .Dsttllol ilio go s s2S
Ariel Trip tFinneganl $40
Time l:i5 rs. off .0i.
shortsiop, Bahia. Good Head. Una II.
Brown Dancer and Hiiiie also ran
FIFTH RACES, 400. claiming. S-year-
oids and up :, mile:
TIN Pan Alley tBerman) SO $50 20
Time o. War tHowell) $50 $40
Time ia as. off t:32.
Allegro. Comedian. sack Gold Tower
and Marion Collins also ran
SIXTH RACE-Si, 900, handicap, 3-year-
olds and up 3, mile
Watch over 6Blerman) 200 $50 32o
Challamore tMerritD 10.6 $40
Hicomb CDabsonD 40
Time l:l4 is. off 5:o2ls
Night Editor. Abrasion. Incoming and
Ped Vulcan also ran.
SEVENTH RACES 600 added Paul
Revere Handicap" 3-yesr-olds and up,
4 lis miles.
ylscgun,y tBtermsn) l2io $50 100
MseCl ance tHoweiU $50 ,. 20
c-Tragic Ending tRenick }. so
Time I4s 3-5. OF 535l.
\ Transhgure. c-Side Arm, AlakinE. Cts
Marion. c-Bel Tower and Jay Stevens
also ran.
d-Finished second IN dead heat with
Maechance put was disqualified and placed
third
--Mscomber entry.
EIGHTH RACE 81. 600. claiming. T.
Grebe (MilimAnl 100 $50 20
Rkirnish tConEslez) $50 ~
Oso tDe Lara "
rime 2:4s of 6,i0is.
Esta. seklebili, Moia and suertero
NINTH RACES. 900, claiming. 4-yesr.
olds and up. IL miles:
Part Ernest (McMullenJ 1880 $50 SO
HI Kid ode Lara 1880 81
SaKonian tCraigJ B SO
Time fsJT-4-5-cH 6.42 -
Country Lass. Supreme Flag. Mill End,
Ida Rogers and Redrock Canyon also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

FIRST RAcE-ssOo. maiden 2-yssr-olds.
Occupation tcraigl a.sD $50 22so
River Captain tBelask) $50 100
Burnt Cork tMaycockD I2o
Time 0O on 2:1s.
Rex-Avis, Nod. Poojo Chance Grey,
brock Cali. valdina and Uncle Barb
also ran. o b-J ID. Well entry.
SECOND RAcE--ssOO. claiming. Swear
oIds and up q mile.
Midiuck (BalsskD 100 90 80
Rugged Rock tLows) 1880 $50
Sky Dog tVeddeD o.Zo
fine rs as OF ASA.
Silver Wood. ST. Croix. Crumpet, Clock
Time Bud-On Gray Ethel, Gold Flag.
Nopalosa Red and Merry Bid also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI. 900. claiming. 5.year-
Rem CBrooks) 800 40 go
Cloak tBalaskib 500 80
James Quest lschuiingD 1000
Time 1918 rs. off 3:26is.
spyway More Refined. Top Rung
Madam High Cirio, Bird High, Aarmac
Mericano and Masculine also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ss00. claiming, s-yesr-
olds and up, ] lis miles:
.Heno Lion (BalaskD 1l.so $50 40
Connie Ann tBroohs} 4 90 90
Her Reign fGiilespieI 90
Time ! as lis, off 3:5sh.
Tea Ring. Ducah. The Object. Hsdalad.
Ckueibenna ana Bonnie Sea also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Looking 70
a New
Position?

Why go about II the weaYins way, making dozens Of
calls, consuming all your time and energy. Instead.
consult the istines OF EMPl OYMeNT AGENCIES in
Quick-Action TIMES WANT ADS. You may find
the exact Job you want. or they may have on Gle .
position 10 suit your talents. Fee free TO visit hemi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

FIRST RAcE-si.6oO. maiden 2-yest-
olds. "a mile
Bar Keep tsehmidl) 45.4O 100 1910
Rurales fWholsyb $40 100
Devils Thumb tNevss) $50
Time So on 2;0s&
Melody. a-Hard Pone. Rex. Alternative,
Iceland, Our Victory Double :. Bundoos'
a-Hirsch entry.
Field.
SECOND RAcE-,i 500. allowances. 3
ysar-olds and up. Niles and mares, =
mile
Ky. Flash GEadD 40 SO $50
konida tShufeiD 1910 80
Miss q (Thompsonl $40
Time Ill 2-5. of ? IS
ysrrow Maid LADY Tourist. Draeh.
Scenic and Tiere also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s2 600 handicap. t-yesr.
olds and up. about miles 's,espleehasel
~ sseN Slate $50 $50 5.N
Deansiav thageel $40 ~
straw Boss king ot
Time 5.+t, off 3oI
s-ChuckAtuck. a-Gulliysr II. Parma Ant
Elkridge also ran.
a-Log Cabin entry,
(Note: CULVER II and Elkridgs fsH)
FoGRTH RACES. 900 added. Juvenile
Stakes. 2-ytar-oids, - mile:
ssuncap CGilbertl 1870 II so 5. &c
Joe Burger tWrighO llsO G
Jack e. l. tWalb 2 sc
Time SO. off J 20.
a-Menex. -Four Freedoms s-An Hoss.
Bullpen. BreeIinE Home. Eye for Eye,
Corona Corona. ouillon. Hoosiet Wolf and
Hickory Head also ran.
al. Gassin II entry.
FIFTH RACE 81 600 added. Class c
Handicap, 3-yesr-olds ard up. = mile
Birch Rod tBreenj 1880 $50 $50
QUEEN rs (EadD $50 2.6C
Minee Mo tWughD 29j
Time I'll is. or 4Osh
Lord vatou,. Dinl and Bull Reign also
ran.
SIXTH RACE SIS ono added, wiihsr'
Stakes. 3-yesr-oids, ] mile
Alsab Games 80 BIO =,
LocnlnVaf tMCCresryb I7.10 . e
Fsiraris (Thompsonb SIC
Time % Is. or 4'fo
star Beacon SeamAnhks Fair Call.
DoEpstch. Kings Abbey and Bright Willie
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 500 added Class {
Handicap. 3-year-olds and az. y miles
City Talk MEADE $50 20 80
gtaretor (Moolfel 3 30 80
CorydOn fArcarOl 80
Time 80 3-5 or 5l2ih
Cramps and sun Eager also ran.
EIGHTH RACES, 600. allowances. 3
yesr-olds. J mile
Families Meade 30 90 $50
Penobscot Gay tSchmidD $40 Z &c
Zaca Gray tWalD ll.AC
Time IS l5, OF SIS
sano. over Limit, Battle Lark. Ute,
stroliing Don. Half Grown and d'Nair
Prince also ran.
d-Finishsd second but was disqualified.
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DETROIT SUNDAY TINES GpHoNE CHERRY $500
Fair Grounds Race Charts

Swear Handicap, ~ 600 mile
and driving, place o
1919 Winner owned by Mrs J. w. Hines
winners. $3.50. $3.50, Time. 23
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r,l Car 81 500 snor as' -. f.'cn,s
atopcs winner r.
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FIRST Drr nsine but had
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n.l claiming mile and 20
rood ondr
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Turf veterans. including Pickle
nose Willie, always insist there Is
as much honesty in horse racing
as there is in business, view,
with which we are inclined TO
agree. Just the same, because
most OF us have a little larceny
in our hearts, we like to hear
about some of the slick tricks
that are sometimes pulled at race
tracks.
And Picklenose Willie can tell
you plenty.
Picklenose Is a bronzed, wealth
erbeaten and often ragged groom
for one of the stables at the De-
troit race track. There was day
when Picklenose had a stable Of
his own, with some mighty sharp
horses. Picklenose was sharp. too,
Ind did okay for himself, but the
4,ottle finally got him down as it's
kayoed a lot Of better men before
him.
Picklenose Is glad TO get a few
dollars a week now for walking
'hots," cooling off horses after
they've been worked or raced. But
Picklenose likes to reminisce too.
And he always has an audience.
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wayh a
came between horses
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9Th Race


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