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Evening star., 1942-07-02
Leone Hits New Hiqh
In RassIe ViIIainy
To Beat PIummer

Washington's colony OF rassling
fans have in Michele Leone, a new
conner here, a villain they can hate
to their hearts content. And do
they love it.
Leone, making his second start on
Promoter Joe Turner's mat, won in
Is minutes last night over Lou
Plummer. Plummer Is noted as
something Of rough tumbler him.
self, but he was no match for the
dastardly Leone, who came up with
all the old tricks of viliainy and in
vented a few more.
To make things even, the hero tri-
umphed in the semif1nal, with Tom
my O'Toole, the handsome Irish lad,
doing quickie over Milo Steinborn
in four minutes. In other matches,
Fred Grobmeier defeated Jim Aus
teri and there were two draws.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

f1uIltcE OIlUW W DC llClu az oinAAlcy
the estate of Rigan Mckinney at
Woodbine, Md.
For nearly 40 years the horse folk
of Virginia have journeyed to his
toric Culpeper to celebrate indie
pendence Day and do honor to the
horse. The committee in charge
felt it would be unwise to undertake
as elaborate a show as in former
years so the Culpeper show has been
limited to one day show.
Culpeper to Aid Red Cross.
BY eliminating the breeding and
pony classes the management re-
tains all the important hunter and
jumper classes and will run but two.
In keeping with the times the
proceeds will go to the Red Cross.
AS usual, the Culpeper program
will get under way at $50 am.
The scheduled events are local
jumping class, hunter hacks, 3-year-
old hunters, 4-year-olds and under
over Jumps, green hunters, suitable
to become hunters, working hunters.
lightweight hunters, middle and
heavyweight hunters, Corinthian
women's hunters, handicap jumpers
hunters and jumpers, touch-and-
out, conformation hunter champion
ship and a junior championship.
There are two races on the card
a fiat of about furlongs for horses
owned by residents of Culpeper and
adjoining counties and a IL mile
steeplechase with entries also limited
to nearby county folk.
Sale at Front Royal.
The Front Royal show will en-
phasize breeding and green hunter
classes with a generous number OF
events for made hunters and
jumpers. Championships will be
awarded for 3-year-old and 4-year-
Evening star., 1942-07-02

chestnut eTdUlCdIlOIl llODC W nave ~
cleared before the season for cutting
this noxious weed is over, late in
July.
This season more than 1000 acres
have been moved. Hunting Creek
below Alexandria is clear. as well as
Oxen Run directly across on the
Maryland side, and already eel grass
has made its appearance in scattered
places. which means the great RATS
of ducks soon will return each fall
to this area as was their habit be-
fore the advent Of the chestnut.
Broad Run Rid of Pest.
Broad Run also has been cleared,
and the machines are making their
way downriver fast, but Piscataway
will be the farthest point reached
this year. Piling jetties willy be
erected there to prevent any return
of the plants upriver, and accord
ing to the engineers the complete
eradication of this Oriental menace
will be accomplished within the
next four years.
If that is true, the small appro-
pria ton allowed for this important
work could be doubled SO that it
might be accomplished in half the
time, which would give relief to
those living along the banks of the
Potomac below where the tangled
surface mat of the plants retains a
conglomeration of refuse and sew
age that makes water sports impos-
sible and living conditions unhealth-
| full.
Indian Head authorities have two
machines moving Mattawoman
Creek, and when that is finished
they will clean out Chickamuxer
Creek below, which, II fishing will
be allowed, promises far more ir
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Pilot Johnston Means
As Bob Says He'll
Stay on Links
Won't Get Back to Ring
Until August, Ayers
Boxer, Proud Of SO
BY SID FEEDER,
Press Sports Write

NEW YORK, July 2.-Youll never
believe this, but Jimmy Johnston
was just about speechless today.
AS a matter of fact, the entire
fight industry was struck more or
less incoherent, and one bright citi-
zen even looked at the calendar to
make sure it wasn't April Fools
day.
For, the guys in the business had
Just learned that Rapid Robert Pas
tor is turning his back on a little
matter of S150,000, give or take a
few thousand, that he could pick
up in few fights this summer.
Just think" moaned Jimmy, as
he pushed back the derby hat and
placed his head gently in his hands,
here I am with the one real live
heavyweight around, now that Louis
and Conn are in the Army.
Offers Are Piling Up.
TIN getting offers for him every
day-just look, Cleveland, Los An
geles, Toledo, Pittsburgh, Detroit.
And what does he say? He doesn t
want to fight until the middle of
August because he wants some time
to play golf.
"All that dough around, and I
have to have a guy who would
rather knock ball around a pas
ture."
Offers Johnston has received 50
far make a pile big enough to fill
his derby. He can get 5000 for
Rapid Robert to take on Harry Bobo
In Pittsburgh or Cleveland or both
There's $4,000 waiting for a return
60 with Jimmy Bivins in Cleveland
and $25 900 more if he wants to
maui with Melio Bettina in Chicago
and $4,000 to fight Lou Nova in
Chicago and $4,000 for Lee Savold
In Detroit or Toledo, and either
$500 or $4,000 to appear against a
couple of lesser known lights in To-
ledo.
Hardly Over 8S on Links.
AS Jimmy showed you these, a
telegraph messenger delivered wires
which guaranteed Pastor $4,000 to
fight either Pat Valentino or Tur-
key Thompson in Los Angeles.
so I called Bob up" the big noise
related, "and what do you think he
told me: Pop, feel swell.
Just shot an 88. I'm gonna keep
playing this game until the middle
of August. Then, maybe I'll be
ready to fight"
Evening star., 1942-07-02

old hunters. Green hunters also
will receive tricolor and there will
be championship ribbons for both
qualified hunters and jumpers.
A feature of the show inaugurated
last year and following practice of
the famous Dublin (Eire) show will
be continued. Any horse which an
exhibitor desires to offer will be
auctioned. Horses to be sold will be
starred in the catalogue so prospec-
tive buyers may observe them in
action during the show. The pro-
ceeds OF the show will be contributed
to the Army Emergency Relief.
Howard Show to Aid Guards.
The Howard County Show is for
the benefit of Company F. 7th Bat
talon of the Maryland State Guard,
and the judges will be Janon Fisher,
jr., and Humphrey Finney, noted
horsemen.
The program consists mainly of
hunter events, but provision has
been made for open jumpers. There
will be II classes in the show to get
under way at $50 am.
They are hunter under saddle,
green hunter, suitable to become
hunter, women's working hunter,
junior hunter, lightweight hunter,
middle and heavy weight hunter,
working hunter, women's hunter
and champion hunter.
Also on the program is children s
pony class, an event for the best
pair of work horses and q driving
class.
The open jumpers will perform in
a touch-and-out with q unique sys-
tenn of deciding the winner, triple
bar and a knock down -and-out with
new features.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
WhirIy, Set for Butler,
In Calumet Group
Sent 10 Empire

BY the Associated Press.
Whirlaway, Col. Teddy, Dandy
Fox and seven other horses from
the Calumet Farm have been vanned
from Belmont Park to Empire City.
Trainer Ben Jones says Whirly is
ready to resume his assault on Sea-
biscuits money winning record in
the $4,000 Butler Handicap Sat-
urday.
Col. Teddys main objective at the
Hilltop track will be the $25, 900 En-
pire City Handicap July II.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Pastor Too Busy Playing Golf to Accept Fight Offers That Total $15o0o0
Gomez Quits Ring
For War Duties
b. .be Associated Press.

Ey :be Associated Press.
CAMP BLANDING, Fla, July
2,-His ring career at high tide
because of recent decision over
Sailor Tommy Tucker, Pvt.
Tommy Gomez has hung up his
gloves until we get the big fight
finished"
BY retiring for the duration,
the 2l-year-old former Tampa
bellhop passed up several good
bouts offered after his victory
over Tucker, eighth ranking
light heavyweight.
Gomez has scored 80 knockouts
and lost 2 bouts.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Nodurse Scores Double
On ZieqIer Horses
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July Hockey
Venancio Nodarse scored a double
for Owner William Ziegler, jr., at
Empire City yesterday.
After plotting Ziegler's 2-year- -old
colt, Tweedy, to victory in the fourth
race, he rode Generous, a 10-to-1
shot, to win the featured Glass
Handicap for fillies and mares.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Suntu Anitu Official
To Run CHICAGO Meet

CHICAGO, July 2.-Webb Everett,
racing secretary at Santa Anita
since that tracks opening in 1884
has been named to the same position
for the coming Washington Park
meeting. The meeting will open
AUGUST 3
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Maryland Racing Yields
$525,227 to Stute

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, July MAX
ing its semiannual report to Gov
O'Conor, the State Racing Commits
sion said it had turned over S525 90
to the treasury, representing tax col.
lections from the 80 spring racing
GaYS.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
|Cu|peper's Horse Show, Races
Saturday to Aid Red Cross
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The horse show calendar provides some fine enter
anment saturdayJuy 4the seth annual upeper Va)
held 10 and II the Front Royal
show will be held at the United States Remount
Depot Royal Only July the Howard County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Knew Anne Unhappy

"For year I've known Anne
was unhappy" John told me on
the Shores of Tripod" set.
I'm quiet talks together she has
told me 40. But just didn't
think this would happen. I have
been working 80 hard for the
past year guess ! neglected TO
think about II as I should. The
truth IL that sins OF omission
rather than commission are the
basis Of our trouble"
In the small bungalow Anne
has rented for herself and baby,
the blond star was equally dis
tresSed but as certain as life
itself that only by living apart
could either Of them find happi-
ness.
1T would he much simpler n
there had been a violent quarrel
or some sudden misunderstand-
ing" She said. II can under
stand and forgive false rumorx
about our separation, for It's 40
difficult TO realize that small
things can build over n long
period into complete incompati-
bility. There il No other party
concerned. have known for a
year this must he done but post
pOned the decision from day to
day. Our way OF life lies apart
and each must live "a he sees
At"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
War Books Flourish

Tn TIE Book World. more and
L more war works are being re-
leased by the publishers. Many
are simply haSty-puddingS,
cooked up for hungry public.
But some are first-rate. and one
of these is PEOPLE UNDER
HITLER - by Wallace p. deuel..
It's an old axiom that Amen
can correspondents IN foreign
lands often scoop their Official
colleagues on vital Information.
Nowadays. these same acc re-
porters arc digging into their
notebooks 10 make clear 70 Us
the human elements behind the
diplomatic facadcS OF our friends
and foes. In this work Deuel.
comes a bit late hut balances
the score by doing thorough
job. II YOU want 70 know what
happens 10 people under Hitler.
people regarded by the fuchrer
as friends and followers. here $
your chance.
Using another device YOU may
study England in RESPECT
FULLY YOURS. ANNIE" a coll
lection OF letters written by 4
London cook 10 her former
American employer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
'Roxie Hart Funny

WRITER-PRODUCER NUN
w NALLY JOHNSON has
done his customary expert job
in the creation of "ROXIE
HART" latest Ginger Rogers
vehicle Based on "GHICAGO,"
a Broadway smash hit some is
years ago. "ROXIE HART is
a keenly satirical piece, a swift
ly-paced motion picture that
should appeal TO practically any
audience. The Rogers lasSle has
a WOW OF "A time with her part,
hitting her comedy stride with
such gusto that she occasionally
verges on burlcSque
Perhaps not all " her fans
will approve-but !, for one,
thought she was swell. Fine.
too, are Adolphe Menjou. George
Montgomery. and Lynee over
man-who help 10 make "ROXIE
HART" a very funny movie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Movie Clock

MICHGAN-"The Fleets
In !. 4:25. 7:55. 1920
p. m; international Lady"
Has a. m. 2:45, 6:l0, $40
p. m.
FOX - Ball Of Fire" II
a. m. 1:57r4.54. Isl. 1O:48
p. m; North Of tho Klon-
dixie" u 81, 3:5l, Gas, Gas
p. m.
UNITED ARTS S
Johnny Eager" 1921. 3:39.
657 1915 p. m: "A Yank
on the Burma Road" 11:09
a. m. 227, 5:45. 903 p. m.
ADAMS Son of Fury IL
a. m. l:56. 4 81. 7:4s. 1914
p m; Shut Ny Big Mouth"
l. 46, 3:42. 6:3s ga p. m.
PALMS STATE" Bahama
Passage - II a. m. 2.l1. SIP.
s l3. ll:l4 p. m; Blues in
the Night II al, 342, 643,
9ii p. m.
MADISON 49, Northwest
Passage" 1888, sos. 9l2
p. m. New Moon II a. m,
B OS, 7:l6. 1l:24 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Separation
Or StdrIets
Shocks All
BY SARA HAMILTON
HOLLYWOOD. March 7.

ilNtl1As w WIZ hldlAli -
T A TOWN accustomed 10
sudden surprises, the sepa-
ration of John Payne and Anne
Shirley came as A distinct
shock. II ever Hollywood be-
lieved in a perfect marriage. it
was the marriage Of these two
handsome young people who
were so in love and seemed so
aptly suited.
Four and a half years ago
Anne and John met and, after
a three months courtship, were
married. A year and half ago
their happiness seemed COM
plete when baby Julie Anne was
born. Not one word of dlScord
reached outside their home and
yet both Anne and John assure
me their separation is due not
10 any sudden quarrel or mis-
undorSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Roxie Hart
Based on
Smash Hit
BY MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM Notes About Pic
~ lures You're Seeing: It's
Abbott and Costello again-this
time in something called RIDE
EN- COWBOY" No sense writ
ing much about this one. It's
on a par with the teams other
films. which means it holds a
lot OF laughs and viii do eXcep-
tional business wherever il plays.
Dick Foran scores here. as do
Johnny Mack Brown and a very
beautiful number named Anne
Gwynne.
If you liked tho other Abbott
and Costello smashes, you'll get
just as big kick out of RIDE
EN- COWROY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

of Ecuador" will be This after
moons program al 800. Herbert
Knapp, globe-tTottlng camera
man will introduce the audience
10 gay Old, World cities, 10 the
valley of a Thousand waterfalls,
and airplane fights over roaring
volcanoes 10000 feet high.
Tonight al $50 the young nat
urallst, Daniel ManniX, will
show natural color motion pic
lures Of an expedition. % 900
Mics Through Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Abbott and Costello 5my a, (,rr on Screen in Tk G Cop57y

inal paintings by representative
artists of Argentina, Bolivia
Columbia. Mexico and Peru.
Other mediums than oil, such as
water colorS, drawings and
prints. are included also among
tho 10 original items. In addi-
tlon there are mounts with re-
productions 10 illustrate trends
IN typical countries and regions,
together with explanatory ma
terial and other factuai data
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Adventure Series
Ends Sunday

THE WORLD ADVENTURE
SERIES will close its l94l-42
public lecture season with nat
ural color motion pictures OF
Ecuador and Mexico this after
noon and evening at the Art In
stitute. The series Will reopen
in October
Latitude ZeFo-a Travel Tale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Shortage Of Comedians

ODDS and Ends in the Enter
" tainment World Adding
10 It's rVcr-preSen' share NJ woes,
tho movie industry faces a
gloomy prcdiCamCn' TODAY n its
selection of stories. Yarns Of
ordinary lives IN 1912 do not
ring true il mention Of way Is
omitted-yct # too many war
stories arc filmed. the public
Will Squawk.
Comedies are always popular,
but good comedians are very
scarce. and nothing is Saddcr
than a comedy script played by
unfunny actors Looks as though
the only safe bet. then. IS the
good old western, So make way,
pards Wild Bill llIckok is go
ing 10 ride again. And again"
And again.
Perry Charles claims 10 know
the worlds most unfortunate
actor. This poor chap was fired
last week because he didn't put
enough life into his deathbed
scene!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

PENN PRIN CETON over
{ . l. l. NJ B i A 49, and NOTRE
DAME over DETROIT.
For the hockey fans. BOS-
TON should defeat CHICAGO
next Tuesday by three goals
II that fight between BILLY
CONN and LOU NOVA does
come 10 pass, look for a NOVA
victory. The odds would un-
doubicdly favor CONN. but this
is one fight that NOVA can win
handily. Don't say we didn't
tell you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Art Exhibition
At Women S Club

I TIE. NWOMEN'S CITY CLUB
announces the opening OF an ex-
hibition OF contemporary art OF
Latin American countries Tues
day al $3.50 p. m. with tea and
illustrated talk by Mrs. Mabel
Arhucklc. ..-..----
~ etL..: ;,oI,,lo. o,;,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Nova Over Conn

HERE and There in the World
IL Of Sports Not much left
IN the way Of basketball. hut
here are A feW possible winners
next week: c. G. y. Y. over
~. Y. T. ST. JOHNS over ST.
ERANCIS-H ARN y over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Music Guild Meets

THE DETROIT MUSIC
GUILD will present an evening
OF comment and music at its
monthly meeting Friday IN the
Scarab Club. Commentator Will
be August Maekelberghe. organ
list. writer and authority on
church music. who will discuss
the Gregorian chant, and use
records as illustrations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

For the Inside News-of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

Show Marine Film
THE MARINES HAVE
LANDED" Will be shown in the
Main Library auditorium al 100
p. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

LCE-Harper and Frontenae. PL. OS4T. =
hIL Cont. u. ID. Morgan ". Morris
In Rad MIN or MISSOI J." Plus
"PARACHUTE BATTALION" with Rob
ert Preston and Nancy Kelly.
AMINO Doors Open 1O45 A. VI
hUhMO Tyrone Power. Gene Tiernsy In
"SON or FIRi." Plus Joe = Brown IN
"sHUT NV BIG Mot III.
Amid mr.. ~. Jean. IL. sls5
hUnlhhL PARK Free open u 80 = NJ
''NinsIow ~ the navy" Mat. Only. Walter
Ptdge0n Greer Carson in ''biO~soNN ~
THE III ST" Ida LupnO, LOUIS Hayward
LADIES IN RETIREMENT 'Fire Chief
IInCN-Ford Road-Chase, Dearborn
hLDLN Cont. i245 Richard Cromwell
r Qmgley IN RIOT sol AID" Plus Jack
LARue IN "GENTLEMAN FROM DIXIE.
LICrp-E. Warren NJ Outer DIR. NJ. 1873
hLuEh open I2l5 AlI-Technicolor Show
BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" Greer Car
son. Waiter Pidgeon. Also Alice Faye IN
WEEKEND IN HAVANA" Latest News.
AICrR-E. Warren At 0ut.r DR.; NJ, IFS
CAN." Tuesday and "wednesday, Aafch
10 and II SHOW Begins Both Days
Days al IL 30 and 100 =. NJ.
AIHAMRRA-s4is Woodward MA. CASA =
Fpee Clark Gable Lana Turner, "HONki
TOM" Loretta Young In "MEN II Hth
LIFE" Disneys Pantry Pirate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

CID hTCnpn-1sI W. Vernon Highway 4
OINhII UNI Open 1918. Humphrey
Bogart, Mary Aston, MALTESE FALCON
THE BIG STORE" Marx Bros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

VARSITY-Liyerno,.- MeNisho,. On. i:4,ss
vhhOiil Open 12;45. Clark Gable. Lana
Turner In "HONKY TONK." Plus Fred
Mary Martin. NEW YORK
TOWN" Robert Preston, Lynne Overman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
East jefferson. at Dre.ei

Free. Adults Always i5c. Cartoons and
Serial. RETURN OF DOCTOR n" with
Humphrey Bogart as the Executed Killer
Who Comes Back from the Grave. Also
Duke 81 the Navy" with Dick Tracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

TEL CNCWC-l840 Woodward CA. 05<S
iLLLNCVO THE NEWSREEL THEATER
One Hour Program OF NEWS, SHORTS.
FIRST PICTURES.
THE DEFENSE OF MOSCOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

VIpCINIl-Hamiiton at Virginia Park
VinuiNh lie. 22e. Abbott a Costello ana
ICarol Bruce In KEEP 'EM FIXING"
Jane Withers in "sMALL TOWN DEB"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

MlYNC-Mack at Baldwin PI. t2is 4
HnhhNL Today and Monday Only,
Alice Fave. Tyrone Power Don Ameche in
IN Old CHICAGO" Also LADY IN
I'M MORGJf," with Preston Foster
pisnSy Pluto q <PIs, mates. " Come Early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

V0CIIE-Harpsr nt Harvard. Park Free
'VooL open as Last Show 20 p. NJ.
Clark Gable. Lana Turner In "HONKY
TONK." Plus anew YORK TOWN" with
Fred MacMurray and Mary Martin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Toledo
Takes
Twin Bill
BY United Press

The Kansas City Blues length
ened their lead over the second
place Milwaukee Brewers to two
and a half games, last night by
beating Columbus while the Brew
ers were losing a double-header to
Toledo.
The Blues unleashed a 12-hit
barrage against three Redbird
pitchers and the final score was
z to 3.
Johnnie Marcum. ace hurler for
the Toledo Mudhens, held the
Milwaukee Brewers to two hits in
the first game of a double-header
and his teammates gave him the
run necessary to win, ! to 0. The
Hens took advan tage of six
Brewer errors to win the second
game, 10 to a.
Indianapolis had two big innings
the third and the eighth-and
beat the Minneapolis Millers, 6 to
1. The Indians made Is hits.
Games today: Milwaukee at
Toledo; Kansas City at Columbus
q games); Minneapolis at Indian
apolis; st. Paul at Louisville Il
games).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Councilman Recalls His Sad Time Here

Jimmy Councilman for awning when ne recalls trying
to promote pro football in Detroit 1T raned every Sunday
Councilman shudders Councilman vice president and
coach Of Chicago Cardinals president COACH quarter
back captain bucket boy and everything else here
Conzeans address, THE Young Mans Mental and Physical
Approach War given the University of Dayton commence
ing speech.
The promoters of the Hale America tournament like other
promoters have suffered disappontments with relief
fund affairs are bewdered They wondering why the
crowds didn't Chicago the golfers They
might have done USGA left the tournament the
National Open as it was 1t should also be reminder
that the Detroit baseball golf people push all the
the gersBrowns relief and the Ryder
Cup Red Cross tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Murder ON the Turf
Horse. Leading by Lengths on Grass Course
Runs Outside Shrubs in Stretch
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

The horse racing ancient who
first said Anything can happen in
a horse race must have seen
something like the third race at
the Detroit track yesterday after
noon.
This was a race over the Lewis
turf course in the infield, which
has flags and shrubbery as mark
ers. Any horse which cuts the
pie" or runs outside the course is
automatically out of the race,
fact which many fans are mourn
ing today.
Three of the eight horses in the
field, including Swell Chance, the
leader in the stretch. ran off the
course to defeat. Black Time, the
third choice. with Jockey Jess
Higley up, just couldn't help win
ming.
If more races are run on the
turf course. the fans whose choices
are trailing the field. will be
optimistic 10 the end, because
they'll know they still have a
chance.
They're positive after watching
Swell Chance, with Jockey Haskell
Lasswell up. sweep to the front OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
One Drawback to twilight Games

Jack Zeer reports that household help in Beaumont are
complaining about the twilight games THE maids don't like
the dinners Zeler declared The games in Beaumont
start at otherwise popular Brooklyn Dodger
scheduled the night until the depart
ment a change the schedule played at Z
o'clock night doubleheaders scheduled for Gin
cnna June 30 and Comiskey Park July At Cincy Great
will play combination of the Reds and Cubs after which
the Cubs a regular National League game
Chicago Great Lakes will Chanue Field and the
Nhe will battle the Indians The Cubs bought 100 box
the Comskey Park to be distributed Cub
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