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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
AIsab's Owner Chicago Attorney

AL SABBATH of Alsab, is Chicago attorney Basil
James, who rides Alsab picking apples out in Colorado
when his grandfather got the happy idea of making jockey
of him Ted Williams 34-ounce bat Few heavy
used by big eaguers nowadays Acazar daddy Of
Apache Kentucky Derby horse has been drafted by the
service Dan Parker, famous New York sports
columnist in the first World WARM the
barracks with Urban Shocke noted sptba pitcher Dan
Don, 49, who is Yankee FAM and Barry who roots
for the Dodgers Bob Carpenter New York Giants be-
specialized pitching not the type who oas between
baseball in the past few he has spent his
winters variousy shipping clerk Montgomery Ward
house. operating divers machines in the Swift
working on the board in the Chicago grain pit.
Gene Desautels Cleveland catcher today celebrated his
hirtyffth birthday he born in Worcester, Mass.
Born Danve KY Joe Rue the umpire will be A this Sunday
Graham Jackson the Negro pianist and accordionst
Who attracted much favorable attention the leagues
convention in Atlanta in 1910 has been assigned rating
musician second class and berth at the Nays preght
air training school at the University of Georgia He will be
member Of band being organized at the naval base
Willie Dean knocked Claude Allen in IL
Christie Tex May H. 1940-the shortest kayo
Battling Nelson kayoed Willie Rosser in Harvey
ILL., back 1902 and Henry Fpo stopped Sammy Slaughter
at Dayton o. in IL seconds in 1888 Jack Dempsey struggled
With Carl Morris II seconds and Fred Fulton IS seconds
h 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Henry Armstrong Of held three titles lncidenty
Walsh wntered WELL with I'm in the ring promotions
Cleveland where the has been hot for Brooklyn
inherited $4,000 along with Babe Dahgren which
all Rese the teams receives for whaking
out gobs of base hits
Clark Griffith who celebrated his sevenyfrs birthday
recently fellow who pitched for the Chicago White Sox
>ome years Wonder Ray Avis still has that suit for
going against Mike Jacobs Avis claims that that
him Uncle Mike for services rendered
promoter the LousBuddy Baer affair in Washington
year ago Ray Robinson, just turned 81 has signed
twoyear his manager Curt Herman Gayne
informs that Junior Munsel Mike McNutys
heavyweight in California, is Chickasaw instead of
Cherokee Sorry. Incdenty Junior did fighting
His record includes victories Jack
Bob Nestal and Eddie Nader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Track toGive
$4,000 War Aid

Gov. Van Wagner will present
checks totaling SIS, 900 donated by
the Detroit Racing Association to
representatives Of the Army and
Navy Relief, Red Cross and the
.USO at the race track Thursday.
track officials announced Saturday.
The checks represent the admis-
sion money of S23,976 for the first
three Saturdays at the track, plus
an additional S1,024 added by the
track to make it round figure.
Plans for further contributions
by the Racing Association will be
announced Thursday. according to
General Manager Edward p
Strong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
7 Service lis
On u. of D. Grid
Gard This Fall

University Of Detroit has COM
pleted its final 1912 football sched-
ule by carding a pair of Sunday
games against army teams, ac-
lcording 10 an announcement made
Saturday by Gus Dorais. director
of athletics.
The TtanS vii play Fort Custer
at u. of d. stadium October IL,
and Camp Lee at Richmond. Va.
November 8. This will give u. of
d. a 10-game schedule that will
begin on October ? and end on
December 6.
Addition of the service games
was the result of months of per-
sistent effort by DoraiS, who was
determined to book a couple of
contests with army or navy teams
if he had to hold the dates open
all summer. He felt that the
scheduling Of these games would
represent a definite contribution to
the service mems morale program.
The complete schedule:
Friday, october 2. Wayne University, al
| u. of ID.
Sunday, October II, Fort Custer, al
". OF ID.
Friday, October IS. Manhattan College
at New York.
| Saturday, october "a. Georgetown Uni
versity, at Broggs Stadium.
Friday. October 80. Marquette University
at Milwaukee, Wis.
Sunday. November s. Camp Lee. at Rich.
mond, "a.
Saturday. November IL, vnlsnova Col
lege, at u. OF ID.
Saturday, Arkansas II, Arkansas Univer
| sity. at ". OF ID.
Saturday. November 2s. Oklahoma A.
and M, at Y. OF ID.
Sunday. December 8, 81. MsTys College
at San Francisco, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Aoueduct Results

FIRST RAcE-sl. 500. allowances 4-year
olds and up. steepleehsse, soout miles
Good Chance tRobertsl 40 800
Pico Blanco ii (scotp 3.s(
Time 3:4s As, OFF 1851.
Emma's Pet. Bagpipe. Brother Jones
War Lance and Loughtrea.
SECOND RACE 81 500. claiming
maiden 2-year-old hllles, a. mile:
Rarined tGIloerp 1870 $50 800
miss Defense Cwshler) e.st
Time / 100 2-5. OF 2.27.
Pariferds. Multi Quest 'come Down
Cinema queer Bs, Battle Smoke: ava P1 pnns
torla also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si, 500, claiming. 3-ysar.
sisi saS G 9b.y; mile $40 $50 sas
fLittie Davey tFator, $50 80
Liberty Franc tLoveridge) $50 500
Time / "a as, of z:5sh.
The FIend. 'Deimos, stroring In, Alsterr
and Smoky Snyder also ran.
dead heat for second.
FOURTH RACES. 900, maiden 3.year.
olds and up. l-i6 miles:
Fsirymant (Gilbert) $50 $50 2.7C
Al Which Longden) 400 $50
Alchanc tThompsonl 4.6C
Time 1:46 as. off 354h.
Gallant Robin, coSine. Raj Kumar
Cairngorm and Alamo also ran
FIFTH RACE - 81 500, allowances, J.
year-olds, 1 1-16 miles:
Billy o. (Woolf) $40 ESQ 2.4O
Fire Lougden) $50 a3O
Briton (Meadel $50
Time 1.45, of 4.07.
4 Meal Flag. Buckskin and LiSte also ran.
SIXTH RACE-S7,5 500 added, Carter
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up. y mile
lDoublrab tThompson) 1910 900 leO
Swing and Sway tArcaro) 100 44C
Whirlavay Haas SOC
Time i:23 equals track reeord). on
l4:4Oik
a-Sherin culkin. The Finest, Pictor, Level
Best a-Dit and Augury also ran.
a-Myer-Hanger entry.
| SEVENTH RACES. 500 added, c1as,
T. Handicap 3-year-olds and up, Ia miles
'AfEonne Woods (Arcaro) $50 3.40 2.7C
Wood Robin fThompsOn) $40 3.1C
Aliessandro tLongdenD 4.4C
| Time ESQ AS, on 5:i3h.
star Timber, City Talk ana Yankee
DANDY also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-si, 500. claiming. e.
year-olds and up, ~ miles:
IDxie-Man day 1850 0.30 $40
Miss Discovery
| (Crowther) go 400
sweepaiot tNeves) 16O
Time 1857. off $3.50.
sturdy DUKE. fnoon csfvabie Epaminon-
dus and Buckle Up also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

get Buddy Blair of the Athletics is nne-etter
athlete from Louisiana State he the ASouthern
javen Waasea the young Mackman who was
accdenty by White in Philadelphia recently credits
Lefty ODoul with hitting that the lad have in
the majorsa
"ODou to tie rope around chest to prevent
from ungng with stride 1t helped to make me keep my
q high level with my right elbow pointed hori-
pitcher and taught the strike zone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RAcE-S1 100, claiming. 2-ysar-
olds, \ mile:
Prognostic
tMaeAndrews) 1880 100 $40
Bolo Ella (Grin) $50 $50
Brown Mate (Balaskn 2.f0
Time 1908 as, off 2:l7.
Good Get Ny Sunshine, Falrlet, Tag
and Cherryridge also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sl,lOo. claiming. 4
year-olds and up. 3, mile:
tDarby Dallas (Schuling) 400 400 ESQ
PREFER Transit tBalaskD $50 40 400
Bdbliophile (Frye) $40
Time I:1s as. off 2.47jS.
Buddie Treacy. Lou Hans. Tusco. Donna
gina. Morning Mail. Jack Sting, Stray
Chord and Lillian Roth also ran
tDead heat for first.
THIRD RAcE-s1 600. claiming 4-year-
olos and up, q mile:
Employer (Craig) $40 $40 so
Peacharno (Balask) $40 800
Rosin (MacAndrew) 900
Time 1:1s as. OFF i:23.
Hates Kitten. High Talent. Justs Grand,
Kiosk. Beau Do, Felthorn and Tea Rims
also ran
FOURTH RAcE-SI, GOO. claiming, 3
yeAr-olds. a mile.
Lady Romsry tBortOn) $40 so $40
Good Step (Jordanl SO s so
Country Miss Clark $50
Time 1919 as, of $50.
Mickey's Bid. Skipper Jack, Pompim.
Rangle, Peppercade and Ribault also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SI. 500. General Douglas
Macarthur Handicap, 3-year-olds and up
q mile:
Tomochichi tschuling) $40 40 out
IVinum (Brooks) 40 out
Polymelior tMacAndrew) out
Time 1:is. off 4:23,
French Horn and Radio Joe also ran.
SIXTH RACES. 900 added. la Sale
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up, l 3-i6 miles
Equifox (Craig) ESQ 2.40 out
Step BY (Brooks) 800 out
Royal Crusader (Balask1 out
Time 2:0s as. of 4.52.
Omelet also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SI 900. claiming, 4.
year-olds and up. l 3-16 miles.
William Palmer (Craig) $40 $40 sc
Heno Lion (BalaskiJ 80 200
Turntable (F'rye) go
Time 2:i2 SIS, off 5:2i
Little Banner, Tacheone and Weary
Flower also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 81 600 claiming. 4
year odds and up. Ia miles!
Pompton tFarrein V.S0 40 10 20
Jim Lipscomb (GrilD $50 7SO
Sam Alexander Clark $50
Time 2:05, off 5:51h.
Legal Advice, Brown Comet, Her Reign.
Manymor, Victory March and SWEEP
Through also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Eddie Mead Managed Champions

Robert Moses (Lefy) Grove retirement from baseball
his time between fishing and hunting and cutting
his home Maryland II miss the game Grove declared
recently travelling and the crowds but most of all
miss being with the fellows Hiram Bthorn the Chicago
freshman pitcher born in Puerto Rico but his parents
came Tommy Walsh points out that the
Eddie Mead really managed fighters who boosted titles
Fight experts forget Lynch held the banamweght
twice. Walsh explains. First he 1t by beating Pete
Herman regained by beating Johnny Buff And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-t1 900. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up, a mile:
Trimmed (Youngb 80 10 so $50
Thorino (Bierman) $40 $40
Copin tTurnbulD 800
Time 1:l2. of 2:3ah.
Bucks Image, Fly Gent, Air Chute, In
Booger. Charlie Ariel and Stay Out also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-$1, 900. claiming. 4
year-olds and up, y mile:
Posterity (HowelD $40 ESQ
Paddy (Finnegan) $50
Time 1:l1 As, of 3:03h.
skeeter, Dolly. Chozn, Valdlna Squaw,
Plumeot, King Neptune, Gallant Neb. Mis-
ter Major and Missy Greenock also ran.
THIRD RACE-s1, 900. maiden z-year-
olds u mile:
vsidInS Disco CBierman) $50 2.4o 22o
a-tSky Bound (Brunnele) $40 40
tValdina Pledge
(Vandenberghe) $50 3 90
Time ] 100. off 3:33.
Ned's Queen, a-Valdina Foe. Rebel, His
Banker. Betty Leon, Willow Run and Bass
Fiddle also ran.
a-Valdina entry.
dead heat for second.
FOURTH RAcE-SI. 800, allowances, q
lyear-olds, 4 mile:
= d. ~
sharp Reward (Moore) 2.4O out
Betty johnson tMadden) out
Time :59 3-5, of 4:o72.
Drudge also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s1 100. claiming, s-year-
Ia Scale (Atkinson) $40 $50 400
Cherry cobbler (Madden) 600 s. 20
Knitetta (HowelD 5. so
Time 1912, off 1891.
Enhance. Sassy Mate. Lady Lyonors,
Canterup and shemite also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s2. 900. allowances, 4.
year-olds and up / mile:
ITranshgure tDeering) 400 $40 3 90
Fancy Free (Hettinger) 100 4 so
Maepeace (McMullen) SO
Time ~1:36 2-5. off Sill.
Rodin. Hicomb. Maechancs and Wise
Father also ran.
SEVENTH RACES 600 added. Con-
stitUton Handicap. 3-year-olds / mile:
lValdina orphan tBierman) 2.60 2.2O out
lA-A one (HowelD 500 out
Irresistible (hadden) out
Tire 1886 As, of 5.3sh.
a-Curious Roman and Saku also ran.
a-Reuter- Boerger entry.
EIGHTH RAcE--S1, 400. claiming. J.
viscounty lBiermanJ $50 ESQ 80
Misflytng (TurnbulD 500 $50
Beau Brsnnon !Pisrson) $40
Time las As, off 6:o7h.
Silver Tower. Spoon Bread and Master
Key also ran.
NINTH RACE-Sl 200. claiming, 4.year-
olds and up, y miles:
Skirmish (AtkinsonD $50 $50 40
Bedrock Canyon (TurnbulD 500 200
Old River (Cralg) 1000
Time 1884 is, on 6:37
! Slcklebiil, Supreme Flag, Baby Talk
lGlgi Creskie, strident and Druco syska
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Swimming Did II

Four years ago Christine Garvin,
New Zealand free-style swimming
champ, had tubercular glands. re-
quiring a serious operation. The
doctors urged her to take up SWIM
mipg to restore her health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Don't Touch Young
WiIdIife if Found

Wild ducklings and baby rab-
bits. like fawns and bear cubs.
will do better II let alone wherever
they may be found. Besides being
damaging to young wildlife. the
picking up and carrying off of
these birds and animals is strictly
forbidden by law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Army Builds Arenas

Army posts all over the country
will build sports arenas like the
one constructed at Chanute Field
in Illinois. II seats 1000 and has
been approved by the army as ex-
Iactly the type needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
DETROIT RACE RESULTS
ST RAcE-sl OOo allowances 3-year-olds and up, /

miles:
HEEL IN HIgey) $50 500
DARBY DEAN (CrowelD 720 360l
MADAM 260l
Time Phoebu FrakeS Tedium, Ssndn Gay Elf
and Count Natural also
SECOND RACE-s1ooo claiming 3year-olds furlongs:
VALDINA ALDEN QIgey) $40 400 $40
kenny tDenton). 500 420i
HASTY KISS $40
Time, ll8 Jayne Davis ndeway, Sky Soldier Red Horizon
Mssam Darby Demon and Vadna Joan
also
THIRD RACE 81 600 claiming, 4yeaT-olds and furongs
KENTY MISS (Calarela) 1920 1900 $40
SWELL CHANCE CLasswelD 500 $50
WISE FIRE tWedaman) $50
Time 1854 Miss Weste Enuf Anahuac Kantaka and
Alanwood also
FOURTH RACE 81 200 claiming, 3-year-olds, 6 fuTongs
OCEAN BOUND (Higley) $50 500 800
FLYING JANE CDenton) 500 $50
MUSICAL JACK adams 220
Time 1e45 Tower and Ariel Toy also ran
FIFTH RAcE-s1 500 allowances 2year-old 5 furlongs:
BURNING SANDS GeBlanc) 1850 $50 40
SEA MARRIAGE (Mils) 1850 $50
Time los IS Prince Puck Trustee Bumpsy and All CHARM
also
SIXTH RACE-S50oo Cadillac Handicap 3year-olds and
furongs
WISE MOSS &c Kng) 700 ESQ
DESIGNATOR -. Adams. $50 $50
Time 11525 Best Seller Pouanco, NJ DOrsett and Boom
On also ~
SEVENTH RACEs2ooO allowances 3-year-olds up 1-16
COLD TEDDY Cray 900 $40 46O
GIRO tHigley) $40 $50
COOLING SPRING tWeideman 100
Choice also
EIGHTH RACE-S12Oo allowances 4-year-olds up mile
FLYING HOSTESS (Denton) $40 $50 500
LONELY ROAD (Guern) 400 300
Time $40. Copheua. Wicket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Alamo DoUns Riot

But IL you want riots. boys,
the payoff was down In San An
tone some years ago, when there
was racing at Alamo Downs.
Well, there were two horses In
a race with names almost alike,
well say they were Royal Clink
and Royal Pink. Well. Royal
Clink was real sharp, and won
three or four races In row and
figured to be 4 to 1, while Royal
Pink was n no account maiden
which didn't belong on the track
and figured to be a 40 to I shot.
THE pricemaker and the
man who ran the approximate
odds board got mixed up on the
horses names and they put
Royal Clink, the 4 to / shot, up
on the board at 40 to l and
made Royal Pink, the 40 to 1
shot. 4 to 1.
"Boys, that sure looked like
something good to eat to those
Texas boys. They could hardly
believe their eyes. They just
chunked IL in good on Royal
Clink at 40 TO / like they were
stealing something. Nobody
touched Royal Pink at 4 to 1.
"The long and short of IL Is
that Royal Clink won from here
TO Hamtramck and back Then
when the mutuel department
went to figure up they see the
mistake. The prices had been
reversed and they're supposed
to pay off 40 to 1 on n 4 TO 1
shot. Actually they figured
they'd lose $4,000.
"They announced there had
been n mistake made, but those
hungry Texans, lined up outside
to collect their 40 to 4, Just
wouldn't hear about that. They
roared and they rioted. They
busted barns and equipment.
They even laid a pop bottle bar
rage through the windows of tho
press box. The mistake was
made on the fourth race and
that was the last run that day.
The fans ran right out on the
track and stopped the horses
when they tried to 20 to the
post. IL was days before they
really settled down."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Hall Gets Dizzy

"Well Councilman Hall was a
mighty large man and he was
In that stand. He thought he'd
come out maybe because the
rockin' was making him dizzy
like. When ne did open that
door and come out big and SOL
emn, some fellow I'm working
clothes took run at him and
popped him right quick. Pop
pop! Then the police grabbed
him and led him away. They let
him 20 later.
The race track people said to
turn him loose and Hall didn't
hold anything against him. A
Detroiter from the Ford plant
he was, and they didn't want to
make no trouble for him."
Pickelnose took time out I
blow the foam off some more po
but he had evidently far fror
exhausted his subject.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
:PiCkIenose
Tells Of Real
Turf Disorders
BY LEWIS HI. WALTER

You can't Tease old Picklenose
Willie. The sage of the Detroit
race track is laughing at the
young racetrackers. They've beer
discussing the moi
scene in the betting shed the other
night when the placing judges
blew" a photo finish decision or
the place and show horses, Count.
mein and Miah. Those fans didn't
like 1t, no sir.
"You think that was trouble,
boys?" said Picklenose, as he
braced his long, lean frame
against the race track bar and
whoofed the foam off a brim-
ming beaker of soda pop. "Why,
boys, you amt seen nothin'
Too Much IN a Hurry
'Why, boys, that was just an
honest mistake" said the old
groom, because the judges
were a little too much In
hurry and didn't call for q Sec
ond picture, which would have
showed Countmein second on the
outside of the track. / suppose
the judges thought the camera
had missed Countmein on the
outside Of the track, just like IL
missed Sam Houston and caused
that talk last year. But 1t was
just one Of those things. Too
bad, too bad, that's all"
Picklenose took a deep draught
Of his soda pop-strawberry, il
was--and continued.
But these Detroit fans, they
weren't really excited. Think
what Il used to be like In the
old days, when they didn't have
any photo finish cameras. We
call 'em old days now but IL
was just . few years back.
THE judges called the finish
as they saw II with the naked
eye-and IL stood, right or
wrong, riot or windstorm. Why
a situation like this was nothing
In the old ways-if's just be-
cause the public II used to hsv-
ing them called right that this
was news at all.
Trouble at Deuonshire
"And trouble! Boy, there was
plenty of Il! There are lots of
Detroiters who can tell you
about the riot at Devonshire,
just 12 years ago IL was, when
Cogwheel and Fenlight came
nose and nose to the wire. for
get how the Judges called the
finish but IL didn't suit the
crowd, most of them Detroiters.
They rushed for the judges
stand. D wooden stand by the
rail II was, and they started
apushing. Pretty soon they had
that old stand really arockin',
With the judges inside not feel
ing any too good about It. Some
Detroit politicians were inter-
ested In the track then, Johnny
Smith and Councilman John
Hall among them, with Bill
Woolatt rs the big boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

The cats" around Radio Station WXYz are telling cute
yarn their pal Harry Helmann who as you know has
author along with his broadcasng enthusiast
anything he dashed into the station day shouting
Gosh. got great story could only spell embroidery
incidenty Heilmann great baseball broadcaser is just
much of hit in his writings, which happy to remind
you appear Detroit Times Mamie Seamon trainer
for Joe Louis trained Benny army boxing
instructor World War Paul Derringer thinks
tougher pitch night than in the daytime Johnny
Wander Nicer that effective at night
Jimmie Foxx No. 16 with the Cubs
Bucky Harris said that if he Joe Mccarthy he'd
stay hotel day and just call the ball park to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
SPOR Is
BY. LEO MACDONALD

Harry HeiImann Gets Harris Tells Mccarthy
Plenty. of Rbbne for to Stey at Home
His Boner Phone for Scores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Lincoln Fields Entries
FOR MONDAY
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE--si.oo0. claiming. 3-year-
Odds and up, 6 furlongs:
1xAuld Lang syne110 5xProud Sister III
2 Shannon Belle 106 Latent ITO
3 Here She Comes116 Z Spy Way los
Hadepine 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

FIRST RACE-Sl, 500. allowances 4-year-
olds and up steeplechase about miles
The Beak tMcMillanl 40 $50 $50
Good Chance tRoberts) 40 400
Plco Blanco ii (ScotD $50
Time 3:4s As, OFF ISL.
EmmA's Pet. Bagpipe. Brother Jones,
War Lance and Loughtrea.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
AIsab Leads Field Of 10
Entered in Withers Stake
By the Associated Press.

by tne AlS6OClhtcQ Press.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Ten speedy
3-year-olds. including Alsab. the
Preakness winner, and Fairaris, R. S.
McLaughin's speedy Canadian colt,
were named today to run in the l.
mile, $4,000 added Withers Stakes
at Belmont Park tomorrow.
Neither Shut Out, the Kentucky
Derby winner, nor his stablemate
from Mrs. Payne Whitney's barns,
Devil Diver, was entered. Devil
Diver had been expected to be
named.
Others named were Warren
Wright's Sun Again. which ran a
dead heat with Requested for sec
ond place in the Preakness, Star
Beacon, Seamanlike, Fair Call, Dog
patch, Kings Abbey. Bright Willie
and Lochinvar.
Trainer John Gaver said he did
not enter Devil Diver because the
Kentucky Derby favorite turned
up today with a quarter crack, the
seriousness Of which will not be
known for several days.
Ben Whitaker also had planned
to enter Requested, but the son of
QUESTIONABLE still is bothered with
an ankle he injured slightly in the
Derby.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Racing Results
Hhrrlae 7own
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
pig snee1e .Gr.nt' 1880 ssso so0 soo
SuR tWriehtl 5.so
Meadow Sun and Winning Time.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claim
| ing; 4-year-olds and upward; Charles
Marandan lPalumbo) 400 3.20 40
| Blue Melody (Kirk) 4.60 300
| Happy Hostess (Scotc 300
Time, %.
Also ran-Miss Scot June Date Reisn
| Supreme, Ohio Lady and Dividend.
THIRD RAcE-eurse $500: claiming
| 4-year-olds and upward; Charles Town
Smart LeA tCowley) $50 $40 $40
| OF Course Blossom 800 56u
| Pandoramint tVesSelD 4.4O
Also ran@Phair Ydler Running Blue.
Sea Miss. Chancer. Bardy.
DAILY Double paid S23 4oD
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: Claim
| ing 4-year-olds and upward: 6Ha fur-
Minstrel Wit ,Bocson) $3.50 1870 $50
Nanny B. (Kirk) 26.20 11.20
| Randles Queen tCowisy) 800
| Time. 1:213s.
Also ran-Fred's FIRST. Jewel Sons, Balk-
snese. Strummins and Hikh BUD
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Chemist Says Stains
Link Brother With
Staying Of Beauty.
/ Officer Explains How
F. B. !. Tests Failed
After Girls Death
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By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, May IA police
chemist testified today that labora-
tory tests following the knife-and-
hammer Staying of 24-year-old Leile
Adele Welsh indicated blood stains
on a pair of trousers reported to
have belonged to her brother, George
Welsh, jr., 28.
Ralph Turner. chemist in the
Kansas City Police Department
gave the heretofore undisclosed tes-
timony in the fifth day Of young
Welsh's preliminary hearing on a
charge of murder in the death Of his
sister March 9, 1941.
Mr.. Turner testified the reason a
test made in F. B. I. laboratories re-
suited negatively was that police
chemists had made a benzadene test
when a benzadene test is made
that same area cannot be tested
again successfully" he said.
Mr.. Turner's testimony contrib
uted the States third major bit OF
evidence in the effort to connect
Welsh with the crime he has denied
steadfastly since the Kansas City
University beauty queens body was
found in her bedroom, horribly
crushed and mutilated.
Welsh had to be boosted through a
window to attend the hearing
Crowds jammed the corridors Of the
Jackson County Courthouse sc
tightly that entrance through a door
was impossible.