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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Benton Blanks
Tribe, Wins, 10
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of the first, McCosky dashed a
two-bagger to left and with York
coming up the Detroit situation
seemed bright. But pop foul to
Keltner was the best Rudy could
do and the game was plunged into
a second inning.
In the second, Boudreau led off
with a single and moved TO second
when banning was tossed out at
first by Higgins. Higgins also took
care of Mack and Harder whitfield.
The Tigers were moved down in
order in their half of the second.
Benton's startling single was the
only event Of exceptional interest
in the third frame. With two away,
Boudreau singled in the fourth, but
banning rolled an easy grounder
to Benton. In the home half of the
heat York, with one out, singled.
Harris also singled, York taking
third. but Higgins popped TO Mack
and Tebbetts forced Harris.
After the game the Tigers and
Indians left for Cleveland, where
they were booked for double
header this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
ENTRIES IN HEARST-TIAES RIFLE MATCHES

Faye Gauthier Annabelle Jones. Christine
Otis, Ida Rudolph.
ROOSEVELT RIFLE cLUB-F. Noff-
singer. W. FRANKIE. Bill Hughes, q. Wick
ersham. r. Wilhelm. Alternates: NJ. Lame,
p. Bauer.
LAWRENCE TECH BLUE DEVILS -
Richard Cole, Bernard strilcov, Frank
Hoernschemeyer. orval opperthauser, James
Whsteiey.
HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR HIGH
BOYS-David Dale. Ray Saunders. Jack
Mcdonald, I'D brown, Russell Bird.
PAW PAW RIFLE cLUB--Jesse ste.
vens, Howard smith. Tom Osborne. Ralph
Handy. Albert Hathaway.
DETROIT GUN CLUB. NJ Tokar,
J. 4. Moser, Les Passmore. John Krsch.
ner. Fred Friedman. Alternates; Jerry
Tokar, Lyle Andler.
ST. MARY's OF REDFoRD RIFLE
CLUB-Glenn Hadley. John s. sprsgue.
Don stocks, Steve spitza. John Moore.
FITzsIMMoNs RIFLE lcLuBZJay Pal.
mer, Aivs Cook, Roy Kittle, Marion Eas-
ter Fred Mast
BoRDERLTNE RIFLE CLUE. PORT
Gorinac, Joe Oorinac.
Harry Jacobson, Russell JOHN. Henry
simons
cHRYsLER- KERcHEvAI RIFLE AND
PISTOL CLUB-C. Miller. r. Gavin, Bob
Coffin. Barney Whpple Roy Melms
ROUERs GUN CLUB--Forrest Green.
Blakeley Martin. Robert Oskes, Jack Gin
gerella, Leon TucCi.
RANGERS Gun cLUBZGuv Conkey.
Len Coltmsn, Gil Lennbeck, Charles Vann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
AIsdb MoOes SIowIy

Next in line were Apache, the
surprising Sun Again, Fair Call
and Shut Out, with Devil Diver
sixth. Alsab had moved up "a
seventh. AS they swept into the
last turn. the first big cheer went
up-Alsab had started the move
that was to bring him home.
Requested was still out in front
with Sun Again charging at him
but James and AlSab paid them no
heed. First they went by Devil
Diver, then Shut Out and then
Fair Call. Finally, with the high
way cleared ahead and the green
light in view, the two of them set
sell for the front running horse.
Yard by yard and then foot by
foot they closed, drew abreast and
finally drew ahead.
Sun Again and Requested battled
to the end but they were battling
strictly for second. Colchis winged
down the long lane from last to
take fourth money three quarters
of a length behind the pair who
deadlocked. Shut Out was length
and a half farther back for his
fifth while Fair Call took sixth,
Valdina Orphan seventh, Devil
Diver eighth. Apache ninth and
Domingo last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Jean smith. Rosemary o'Nsii. Betty Dryer
Marjorie Stanley, Leona Parker.
THE BOOK WORMS OF HIGHLAND
PARK-Lueile AvsItsn, Mary Glusac, So
phie Kralian. Alice Msrderosisn. Martha
Motley.
wOMEN's TyRo
UNITED STATES ARMY AIR CORPS
RIFLE CLUB-virginia Elnicki, Mary
slspsk. Rose A. wixer. Doris wiiloughby.
Mildred wnioughby.
LINCOLN PARK RIFLE cLUB-viols
Petrik. Mildred BuEEio, Virginia Kane.
VEN Donovan. Edith sutherland. Alter
mates: Sue Mox, LAdena Hest.
DETROIT EDISON woMEN-Honorine
Blair Jean vsrran. Vera Ward, Yalrie
Oraef Bernsrdine Nceweeney.
CHRYsLER-KERCHEv RIFLE AND
PISTOL CLUB WoMEN--Liilian Williams.
Jean, Netting. Edith Coin. Esteils Jewel.
MAcARTHUR GUN CLUB Margaret
Klein. Bsrnios NaeAilistsr, Ethel Pspworth.
Clare smith, Helen ehugart
RANCERETTE GUN cLUB-Ruth Green,
Helen Bethel jeanne Blair. Dorothy oakes.
BOYS TRIO
PORT HURON JUNIOR COLLEGE
Roy Echulthtiss. Bill Smith. James Hud
son. Calvin Ls)ein. William Goshnick
sOUTHEAETERN CITIZENS RIFLE
CLUB Buckarous Richard sahiin Bill
Hutchinson. Richard Burns I'D smith. Don
Rumon Powder Monkeys. Jack email
wood Francis X Marsh. Jim Smythe
Gordon Mcdonald Creed Sowards Pole
cats Donald Dsvy Tim Burns RYAN
Brieoen, Harold Leon. Bob Cole. Green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Boudreau Already In as Pilot

Baseball have habit of sizing any yougster with
of wat until the second time around the circuit
I'm will wait for Lou Boudreau to make
trip around the circuit The verde
on the young cheftain already has been filed
Hell do" is the blunt but complimentary answer you
get from veteran diamond and baseball scribes
giving lot to baseball than his leader
ship briance the field of play He Is gift to news
papermen. -
eager talk the game and have put his thoughts
print fans read Unlike too others in base
ball. his work doesn't end with the postgame shower he
greet you with scowi and of those huyupIve
gotta date" attitudes when interview is sought
When puts the kind of and refreshing person
atty something Boudreau is dongwe expect
him around for quite spell
Alva Bradley finally hit the managerial Jackpot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Ann Arbor High
Wins at Albion

ALBION. May 9.-The Ann
Arbor High School track squad
took Class A honors here today as
il scored 50 points to win the fifth
annual Albion College individual
track and field meet. The Pioneers
edged out Kalamazoo Central, with
As. to win the Albion title for the
second consecutive year.
Fenton High easily won the
Class B title. scoring AZ points.
East jackson won the Class c
trophy. counting 40 points to de-
feat University High of Ann Arbor
by four points. White Pigeon took
Class d honors with 81 points.
Horace Smith, jackson Negro
star. was high point man of the
meet again this year as he an
nexed firsts In the low hurdles and
high jump and was second in the
broad JUMP for a total Of Ia points.
Smith set new meet record in the
220-yard low hurdles with a time
of :23.5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
See Thursdays Times
Actual firing time of all teams
i'm the Hearst Times finals win
be published In Thursdays De-
troit Times.

contact their instructor will be
permitted to enter direct by mail
ing their name. address and where
they shot direct to the Times. The
latter must be done within the
next two days.
There are no individual events
in the program. All competition is
five-competitor team shooting,
with all scores 10 count. Any %
caliber rifle, as defined by the
current rules of the National
Rifle Association, will be per-
mitted on the range. There is no
penalty for telescope sights.
There are two different pro-
grams--one for the tyro and one
for the expert. Tyros will fire 20
shots prone at so feet. while the
open and handicap experts shoot
20 shots prone and 20 shots Off
hand. Official N. r. A., five bull
tagboard targets will be furnished
by The Detroit Times.
Time Published Later
Time limit for tyro matches Is
20 minutes, including sighting in.
Open shooters are allowed 40 min
utes for their match.
The entry fee is complimentary.
There are six events-two for
the expert and four for the be-
ginner. The open" and handicap"
are for expert teams and only
teams who have won their league
championship may fire in this
event. The winning team will re-
ceive the big Hearst trophy, to
be held one year. A replica may
be held in perpetuity. Five gold
lapel buttons and five felt chew
rons will be awarded the winning
team. The second team will receive
five silver emblems and five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Branch. Too Is Limited to Is Gs

wish boys would make up their minds about Branch
Hickey vice president the st. Louis Cardinals
He's supposed be through with Sam Breadon AGAIN
The latest is that Hickey quit the end of the 1912
The sparring and housekeeping result
of Rickeys $50 year saarPLUS the fact he gets
mission all profits
IT'S said Breadon objects because Hickey creates profits
by selling people Dizzy Dean Mdwck Johnny Mize and
Mickey Owen.
But why screaming about salary? Haven't heard
Branch can only keep SIS, 900 year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Tall Trees 2-Year-OIds Shine

certain trainers in the business like Ben Jones'
Max Hsch John Gaver Sarge Swenke and Jim Fitzsmmons
who grab most Of the headlines and praise.
watch the results which
you convinced there isn't trainer anywhere who
ODonne who handles the destnies of Mrs. Frank
J. Navin's Tall Trees Stable
Leo knocked the boys googeeyed at Narragansett
especially with his 2yearod There good chance he
may quite bit concerning the running OF next years
Kentucky Derby.
Among his 2yearods who have through this spring
are: Sea Marriage Cornwall and War Counsellor, which
Friday The latter attempted to bear out hitting
the stretch good enough sraghten and still
beat the field by almost three lengths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Mountain Boys: Norman Payne. George
Hsddsd. Ken Helm. Bill ohsrins Paul
DETROIT EDISON Boys cLuB-Tesm
L. Cilis Collins, Russell Kavanaugh, Ro-
bert Kinsrater Donald Pridmore, Herbert
Whanger. Team 2: Larry Curley. Robe r.
Schroeder. Ralph MertI, Keith Near. Frank
Morgan.
ANN ARBoR HIGH scHooL-Team I:
Jack Null, Bob schmidt. Bob Perrin. Ken
meth Mitchell, Erwin Pryor. Team 3: Jerry
White, Dale spaulding. Bruce Tape. Bob
Bracket. Ed Cunther.
HIGHLAND PARK RIFLE CLUB-Jan
Mueller Bob Phillips Bob Forsyth. Lyle
Mcfntyre, Don Mcintosh.
SONS OF WV POST 1885 WYAN-
DOTTE-Team 4: Russell Priskorn. Her
man Bruce. searie Hardy, Clayton Nc
Nell Jr.. Edward Mcneil. Team 2: David
Truemsn. Kenneth Priskorn. Robert Pris-
korn Ralph dresser. Bill Manore.
LAWRENCE TECH FREsHMEN-Frank
cuechi, Bob HendersteIn. Gale Humss,
Darol Travis. Demeter Kiurski.
HIGHLAND PARK JUNIOR HIGH
eCHooL-Team !; Charles Benton, Jack
Mcdonald, BIZ Kogstrom, Ken Lee. Jim
Boyian. Team 2: Gordon Deceico. Ward
Howard Tom Childs. Arthur Pearson. Al
UNIvERsITY OF DETROIT HIGH -
Jack Bartush. Arthur carney. Dave John
son. Wayne Kay. Jack Kessel.
OPEN HANDICAP
DETROIT EDISON SENIoRS-R. )
Buck -. Schroeder. r. W. Near, Ken
Thornton. william MacDouRan.
DETROIT EDISON WOAEN-Ids Buck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

ALSAB'S LATE RUSH WINS PREAE<NESS

Derby last week because Trainer
Ben Jones didn't believe he was
ready, was almost ready today.
He paid "a and $50 for place
and show while Requested, four
teenth in the Derby, proved that
result a fiuke with his half OF the
deadlock and returned $50 and
$3.50.
At the start il was all Apache
and Requested. Apache broke on
top and in a half-dozen strides he
was two lengths 10 the good. Devil
Diver was third here. but he lasted
only 200 yards and then gave up.
Apache swept the first turn cas-
lily, his head encased IN a hood.
while Alsab trailed far back.
Owner SABBATH, sitting in a box at
the finish line and watching his
horse for the first time in months,
had no reason 10 become excited
then or for almost another minute,
for at the three-quarter pole Alsab
still was ninth while Requested
turned on the heat and took the
lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
MENy TYRo

MEN's TNRO
ST MARY's OF REDFoRD-Team 2:
joseph sykes. Lee Apple. Joe Tournier.
usr,x Rsnton, Dr. Marion Mars. Team
4: Or. James Day. Walter ~. onge, VII.
ham Borden. Richard zoya. John Nc
Carron.
THOMAS A. EDISON AMERICAN LE-
OfoN-ivsn Menosnhali. Charles Nine.
John Disbrov. John Newton, Harry Ham
TTzrHxoNs RnyLE cLuD-Tam 2:
william DINNER. Joe Chudy, Paul Thur
man. Frank 1imts. 0ecree SHINING:
eoUTHEAsTERS RiFLE CLUB SENIOR
TYRos-ciyos n@tssvay. Robert Kelly.
barney Konkai, Joseph Whittnsf' DICK
Wendt.
GIRLS TYRo
HfCHLArD PARK JUNIOR HIGH
ECHooL-Orssns: Georgia hothroek, hary
Jsns Noors. Joan crcss. Joan Van Tresl.
Ni HsGHHfHT s PARK SENIOR HIGH -
pinss. Verna Tskksia, Nora johnson. VIZ.
ina Haushaltsr, Ruth Rasmussen, Fam
k~nnstf. Reds: Uia Rasmussen, Nancy
Kine. Ksthsrfns prftsas. herriiyp Rsid
Pat Rracken, Dot Trumbuli.
ANN ARBoR Hi0H scHooI~--Tsam .
Frances Rsdford, Betty Ann sweeney
Nssey Golfer. Peggy Mstthss,. Aver,
Woodaro. Dorothy Young. Donna Nc
Courtis, yuns vsiiquette.
DETROIT EDIfoN GIRLS Lois Ham
riond. Mary Emig sylvia Shoemaker, Kat
PORT HURON JUNIOR COLLEGE =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Best Grid I e d m in
Foil viii Be Wear
ing u. S. Uniforms
ODONNELL SCORES AT NARRAGANSETT

The army has answered the challenge of the navy
Much has and written about the team Great Lakes
Training School will be able to turn out when autumn comes
again They six Chicago Bears Which TINT
enough for a starter.
But the army arises to remark that man named Norm
sandee biggest Brn of them all year ago. will do the
fubacng that club. There is hint that Tom Harmon In
the army air corps, may play game or So
Standlee and Harmon be fair start for the boys in
khaki
II things 60 according to schedule the best football teams
fall will be playing not for good old Alma
Nanny but for gent far and wide Uncle Whiskers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Braves Defeat
Phi||ies, 6 TO I

BOSTON. May 9 (UP).-Two
home runs featured a four-run
rally by the Boston Braves in the
opening frame here today as the
Braves went on TO defeat the
Philadelphia Phils, CD.
Sibby Sisti stroked his second
homer of the season in the first
with the sacks empty and Frank
Demaree followed suit, slamming
out his first of the season with
two aboard, both drives clearing
the left field fence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Cooley Meets Wright
In Metro 81 Feature

Cooley High, defending cham
pion and victor over Western last
week by a 81 decision. will take
on Wilbur Wright at Northwestern
Field in Tuesdays feature game Of
the Metropolitan League baseball
race.
Other winners paired are Ham,
tramck-Eastern, while Northeast
ern faces Highland Park, and
Southeastern is at DENLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
CATHOLIC LEAGUE


81. Patrick at Mt. Carmel: St Hedwis
W. st. Clement, Ten-Mile and Van Dyke
MONDAYS GAME
Redeemer at 81. Gregory.
TUESDAYS GAMES
81. Catherine vs.. 81. Anthony. Belle
Isle; st. Ambrose w. De La Sale, Belle
Isle: st. Lsdislaus VS.. ST. Joseph. Jayne
st. James VS.. ST. Frederick, Pontiac; st.
Mary's Mt. Clemens W.. ST. Mays OF
Royal Oak; ST. Alphonsus vs.. 81. Rita.
Nine-Mile and John r.
THURSDAYS GAME
81. Francis de Sales vs.. st. Mays Royal
Oak.
FRIDAYS GAMES
81. Catherine Va. Catholic Central. Belle
Isle; st. Ladislaus va. DE La Sale, Jayne
st. Joseph We. 81. Ambrose, Belle Isle
Redeemer at 81. Mary's Redford: st. Leo
at Lourdes; ST. Rose Va. St Paul, Kirby
st. Bernard va. st. Philip, 81. Clair: An
nunciation va. st. Martin. Algonquin; 81.
Alphonsus VS.. st. James. Nine-Mile and
John r.: ST. Rita va. 81. Mary's Mt.
Clemens; Mt. Carmel vs.. Sacred Heart; 81.
Agnes Va. st. Clement, Ten-Mile and Van
Dyke: st. Thomas va. St. Gertrude, Eleven
Mile and Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
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1:57 fiat for a mile and three
sixteenths.
This was a performance worth
$58,175 to the juvenile king of
1871 and his Chicago owner, and
worth $6.10, $3.50 and $3.40 to the
logged M-rylanders who estab-
lished him the favorite at $2.05-
$1.OO. 1t boosted his lifetime
earnings to $182, 075-a pretty
fair dividend for a $500 invest
it broke the tradition
that 2-year-old hamps never
really mature.
To the record crowd of deliri-
ously happy spectators--thousands
of whom rolled their dollars along
o.. the horse who hadn't been able
to win even one of his eight pre-
vious starts this year-the unique
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
This Should Get All Kinds Of Results

Are you troubled with head colds?
There arrived desk today notice from Fred Mahae
bgwg of Linsdae University.
Matthae reports that the Medical Research Department of
Lnsdale found for head colds This amazing
discovery be had by writing Mahae of Lnsdale Col
lege, Detroit.
But don't shine shoes before trying out the
tribution to medical science
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
1000 to Shoot in Hearst,
Times Rifle Meet This Week
Begin Largest
Event Friday
at Fair Grounds
BY DON GILES

Detroit becomes the mecca of
small bore rifle shooting--the sec
ond annual William Randolph
Hearst Citizens Workmanship
finals next Friday afternoon. The
three-day tournament will be
held in the Agricultural Building
at the Michigan State Fair
Grounds. May Is. Is and II.
Men, women. boys and girls will
gather here from the four corners
of Michigan in a three-day meet,
the likes of which never fes been
in the history Of
rifiedom.
The huge S0-position range.
largest indoor shooting plant ever
anywhere else in the
country. will bring together 1000
small bore shooters, who will
for more than 1000 at
tractiye prizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 81 "a 10 Totals 81 ~ "a IS
.Batted for Pearson IN sixth.
tBatted for Warren IN ninth.
Philadelphia 600 900 iiO-2
Boston 400 600 lix-B
Runs-Litwhiler. May. sisti, Fernandez
lombard 2. Demaree, Tobin Errors
Murtaugh 3 Beck. Warren. Koy. Runs
batted in-Sisu 2, Demaree 3, Litwhiler
Koy. lombard scored on Roy's error
In eighth. Two-base hits-Fernandez
Lombardi Benjamin. Home runs-sisti
Demaree. Litwhiler. Stolen bases--Sisti
lombard. Sscrifice--Glossop. Double
piays-May TO Glossop 10 Etten ?. Fer
nandez To sisu 10 Gremp Pearson 10 Muir
laugh to Etten, Glossop 10 Etten. Beck
TO Warren 20 May 90 Warren TO Glossop
to May. Left on bases Philadelphia s.
Boston 8. Bases on bAlls-On Hoerst I
OFF Pearson 2. Oft Naylor 4. off Tobin 2
Hits-On Hoerst 3 IN "a inning. off Pear
son 8 in 90 innings. off Beck 4 in 2
innings. off Naylor none IN 7 inning. Hit
By pitcher-By Pearson (sisu).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
CLEVELAND

NOne out When game was called.
Cleveland 900 600
DETROIT 600 ok
Runs batted In Bloodworth Two-base
-McCosky. Boudresu. Sacrifice hit
Benton. Left on bases-Cleveiand 4, De-
troit 5. Double play-Higgins 90 Blood
worth to York Bases on balls-Off Benton
8 Struck out--By Harder 1. by Benton 3.
Umpires-Pipgras. Summers and Passa-
TQI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Room and Board for Bonham

Joe Williams New York WordTeegram) tells how Ernie
Yankee pitcher down with back miseres
year ago. To remedy the ills, Bonham slept board
That's why" explained Williams, "Bonham now says
to the hotel clerk Give room and board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

st. Philip, tied with St Martin
for the top in the second divisions
east side of the Catholic League,
meets a strong foe Friday in St
Bernard. st. Martin, meanwhile,
hooks up with Annunciation.
Catholic Central, with six
straight victories in the first divi-
sion, engages st. Catherine Friday
in what may be the days out
standing QaYne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Western at Mackenzie U. OF ID. al
Chadsey; Southwestern at Central: North
western at Redford: Cooley at Wright
Pershing at Cass: Hamtramek at Eastern
Northern at Miller: Northeastern at High
land Park; Southeastern at DENLY.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Mackenzie at Cooley; Chadsey At West
ern; Central at u. OF D.: BEDFORD at
Southwestern: Northwestern at Wright
Cass at DENLY: Eastern AZ Pershing; Mil
Ter At Hamtramek: Highland Park at
Northern: Northeastern at Southeastern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

The rules for the finals are
simple. The shoot starts Friday at
6 D. m. In order to be eligible.
either your instructor, gun club
secretary or officer in charge of
preliminary matches must have
certified your name to the Rifle
Editor of The Detroit Times prior
to the matches. Shooters unable to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Inter-County g's
Open Sunday

Sixteen teams will open II
1912 schedule OF the Michigs
Inter-County Baseball League tn
Sunday.
Drawing most attention win y
the Pontiac-Plymouth game. Plyni
outh is last years champion. Will
Pontiac, a new member. finishd
at the top of its league in tho
city last season.
Linderman, which finished SCI
ond in 1871, plays host to Crowle.l
Down River League champion q
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
(Sports EdltOr)

Bradley Finally Hits
The Jackpot Having
Boudreau as Pilot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
WHITE DIVISION

WHITE DIVISION
Clio at ClArencex4Ils ts-A4s road mes
Inkster road.
Pontiac al Plymouth lRiyersids Par
Piymouth).
Livonis at Young (cass Benton Part
Worthwhile
Worthwhile a, Goddard,s Beech real
south OF six-MneJ.
BILE DIVISION
Inkster at Waltz (AthietIe field. waltz!
Crowieys NJ Linderman Qnkster Park
Wolverines at Romulus Goddard ar
Romulus roads,.
New Boston At Garden City (Middl
Belt and Ford roads,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

lsigh of a dead heat between Sun
Again and Requested for second
was passed by almost without
comment. To them it was a one
horse race and, actually. at the
end that is what it turned out
to be.
High Show Prices
Statistically. however, Sun
Again and Requested had their
points. They split second and
third money Of $4,000 and 5000
at $500 each. while Sterling
Clark's Colchis, only Maryland
bred entry in what was the largest
field in six years, doomed up from
last to take over fourth money of
50 900. AS for Shut Out and his
Wanted mate, Devil Driver, they
did nothing but disappoint.
Sun Again. scratched from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

DtIHDII EDISON NENIUHS- Y. J.
Buck ID. , Schroeder. Y. W. Near, Ken
Thornton. william MacDougan.
DETROIT EDISON WOAEN-Ids Buck.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-02-26
BarGroup
Committees
Appointed

E. T. Johnson, president, of the
Licking County Bar Association,
announces committee appoint
ments for 1912, as follows:
Admission to the Bar: Franklin
Southard, Walter Bolton, Brandt
S. Hervey. Grievance Committee:
Edward Kibler, Charles J.. Flory,
E. S. Randolph, B. F. Mcdonald.
Illegal Practice of Law: E. Clark
Morrow, j. Alexander, A. S.
Mitchell, Harry d. Baker. Enter
tainment: Roderic M. Jones, Joe
Fitzgibbon, H. B. Hughes. Legis-
lation: E. Harold Hughes, George
Mcdonald, C. G. l.. Yearick. Pub
lie Relations: Robert Flory,
Glenn Kreider C. Don Lindrooth.
Delegates to Mid-Winter Ses-
sion of State Bar Association:
B. F. Mcdonald, Edward Kibler.
Delegates to Council of Delegat-
es of State Bar Association: A.
S. Mitchell, Max B. Norpell. Nat
ional Defense: James Schaller,
Forrest Ashcraft, Max B. Nor
pell.
Previously appointed by John
son were Forrest Ashcraft, vice
President and Charles B. Holts-
berry, secretary.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-02-26
Mothersingers To
Present Annual
Concert, March z

The Mothersingers, the choral
group comprised of members
from several different units of
the Parent Teacher association,
will present an annual concert,
Monday, March 2, in Fellowship
hall, Second Presbyterian church.
Rehearsals have been in pro-
gress the past several weeks.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Mable Younce the group united
about eight years ago, and at
present there are approximate
ly 80 voices in the chorus.
Assisting artists on the pro-
gram will be the duo-pianists,
Mrs. w. L. Grieser and Ralph
Allen, Mrs. Grieser also serves
as accompanist for the group.
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