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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
BinsfOck HURDLES His hit
Sergeant Cusses
Between -SylIobIes
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Sergeant Datsrof Yaphank pretty good with
loosepped vocabulary But the boys down at Camp Dix
that Sergeant Bmsock has learned the trick Of swearing
between syllables.
That hasn't been done right since it invented by the
Duke of Waterlook at the battle of the
"Of all the ndehornswoggd pendent Of cat fits,
said Sergeant Bmock of the old Virginia Bmstocks this
swzz Of stink weeds grabs the pearl
jabber-wOck.
II have been around these atOn dggings
since Geronimo started to be Indian, but
at the double jumping quick
There isn't aggra-deOused waited sOnof an-eVapor-
who enough to out of second
handed with full directions the heel
been in this screwba for reapsed idiots for
and boy and there isn't OF quarantned
epidemic who knows his right foot from his left
his red from either.
say that OF all the filthy rammfcatoned half
wits in quarter sizes the blue ribbon wrapped around
wet kitchen mop.
You stand at attention like bbulated shock;
wamp you shoulder your colonial muskes like you
catching popping the first bounce
This scrabbylegged army of hsh-eyed magOOps would
send Noah Webster back to the library for
double jolnted words
you bounce around like thin-skinned flea a bum
with ST. Vus dance and handful of redhot nckes uke
joint
You line up like idiots comb half Of the soft
boiled teeth left along the rghtOway and pitch hot
"Only hungry y-faced- guard in a laughing academy
siblles would take the authorized boiled job
nstructing without stepping your patriotic chins
Gentlemen. accept the trpIe-py beyeedged reinforced
nomination. Dismissed"
(TO BE CoNTINUED)
Copyright
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Film Time Clock

ADAMS--"Prids Of the Yankees" i71a
, 80 1908. iO,34 p. m; "Call out the
Marines iilo a. m. 2:39. 5;o7, s.7s
BROADWAY cAPITOL-"rhs Gay Sis.
& sSncopa,on pa s r. "a, o' SIS is ois 1879 2 m nj
CINDERELLA The Cay sisters =
~ 80, $50. 7;2O. 1000 p. m "syneopa.
ton. 30, 800. 9.i5 D m
CINEMA-'sins Of Bali ". 2.i0, t;75,
sS i sss sss' 5asi = p 7,o. M SAsPsv 10 e i'aHd"
FIsHER-"Ths Cay Sisters" 1880.
t92' 0. s. ola il,oS p m; "syneopatOn.'
FON-''Tales of Manhattan" II a. m,
i:5s, as. 73s. 1882 p. m. Me-
Gusrins from Brooklyn 1908. 3:5s. s:ts.
MADIsoN-"rhs Glass Key" l1a. M,
an Angel i2.25- a:s3-I Is.ti. s:ts p N.
MICHIGAN The Major and the
Fly by Night" 1875 a. m, 2;5o. $40,
PAEMs-sTATE-"wake Island:- II :os.
m. 4;20, 7.35, 1880 m: Twin
Beds, II Al a. m, 2:5s, 6ll, 9:25 .. m.
PARADISE-"Ph Phantom Killer" 1oT.
ins IancetsrG sGs 81 s'a 80 9a 9as ss7 D. Jimmy Inn
RIvIERA--"The Gay Sisters. 1870,
4;02, 1884 il;0s p. m; "syncopstion,"
2 20. 6:0l. 9;33 p m.
R-K-o syncopation." 1850.
$40. e:25 p. m; The Gay Sisters" 3:25,
RoYAI%"Ths Gay sisters" 7:4s. ii:is
p. m; syncopation," s:l5. ef5 .. m.
TELENEws-News. short subjects 0
uSiTED ARTISTS - Somewhere IN
Born to Sing" IL a. m, 2:7o. 6:45.
9:l5 d. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
.CaUaIIarO
Opens at
.StatIer

LUSCIOUS LATIN rhythms with
perfect piano Celebrations prevail
lt the Statler Terrace Room where
hey have begun their full fall sea-
ON with Carmen Cavallaro and
his orchestra. playing for all-eve-
ling dancing.
Carmen, recently returned from
he glittering Rainbow Room in
New York, has a new orchestra
which specializes in swing low,
sweet harmony. for dinner music
and for dancing.
They can get hot if the occasion
calls for it, but there is little need
for doubling in brass, once you
hear Cavallaro tackle the worries.
Although there is no actual
show, Carmen provides the spe-
|cialty of the house with his ver-
sion of the Tschaidkowsky B-flat
minor Concerto and also a honey
of an arrangement of Manhattan
|Serenade."
Larry Douglas Is his mellow vo-
Icalist and he does very nice job
on almost any of your favorite
ballads while the orchestra gives
him strictly muted accompani-
Iment.
The music fits the room nicely
and the opening night crowd. tres
swank. applauded every number.
If we were permitted a sugges-
tion, we might like to add that
the appearance of dance team
and of perhaps one girl singer
wouldn't disrupt affairs too much
Altogether it's very pleasing
offering. particularly for those
who like to relax with their after
theater suppers instead of jump
ing with their Mexican bean salads
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Collects Scrap
From Guests

SALVAGE DINNERS" are
filling Ann Sothern's social calen-
dar for the next few weeks.
With the gathering of scrap sal
wage the point of the party, Miss
Sothern instructs each of her
guests to bring along all old metal
and rubber they can tote. This is
exchanged for their dinner. The
salvage is then weighed and the
poundage winner receives a war
bond as a prize.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Veronica Lake to Attend
War Bond Banquet Here

VERONICA LAKE, blond Para
mount star with the odd hair-do.
will arrive in Detroit on Wednes-
day TO appear as guest of honor at
the War Bond Victory Banquet Of
the Knollwood Country Club. The
club has sold over a million dollars
in war bonds for the banquet.
The committee for Knollwood in
charge of the affair includes Irving
Blumberg. in charge of war bond
sales; Alex Schroeder. entertain
ment committee. and Lou Luckoff,
in charge of publicity. Co-operat-
ing is Edgard C. Beatty Of Butter
field Theaters. Guests and speak
Iers, IL is expected, will include
Lt.-Gen. William S. Knudsen and
Frank ISbey.
Veronica. whose startling sue
cess as the Sultry siren Of the
aviation drama. Il Wanted Wings,
sent her zooming 10 Stardom, has
since appeared in a number of diff
ferent roles which attest TO her
versatility. Among them, Of course,
was the hilarious one in "Sulli-
vans Travels" and later appear
ances in This Gun for Hire" and
THE Glass Key" The honey
blonde honey has raised laughs as
we'll as temperatures in her star.
ring roles. And of course plenty oi
controversy has resulted from that
odd hair-do. Veronica is respon.
sible for bringing a new type oi
coiffure into vogue.
Strangely enough the little cir,
accidentally became a film actress
when she accompanied friend tc
a movie studio. She halls from
Lake Placid. n. Y. and is % years
old. and stranger still refused an,
offer of film role until she coulc
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

study dramaticS first. Her father is
a professor. and she was educated
al. Villa Maria school and McGill
University.
She will be in Detroit for two
days only arriving late Tuesday
night and departing on Thursday.
Her only scheduled public appear
ance is at the banquet at the
ok-Cadillac on Wednesday night,
although there is a press luncheon
for Wednesday and one or two
Detroit jauntS on Thursday in the
offing.
Along the war bond front IL is
reported that a number of similar
bond banquetS are being planned
by Detroit clubs, among them
being one AT the Detroit Golf Club
late this month.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Moke only fhe most necessary
coils TO these localities:

ALL PACIFIC COAST POINTS
ALBANY, N. Y.
ATLANTA
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
BUFFALO
COLUMBUS, OHIO
DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS
LOUISVILLE
MNNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL
MUNCIE, IND.
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS
SYRACUSE
WARREN. OHIO
WASHINGTON, d. c.
'Ths Iinss % W.shiAs,e- -. lks -s.s
ss.essseS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

war calls speedily and efficiently.
Because the telephone is vital to
all war activity, many local Offices
and long distance lines are crowded
with calls. In normal times we
would install enough new equip.
ment 10 handle the added load. But
We can't, now, because of material
shortages. So ii boils down to this:
EUery one OF us has duty to help
keep the lines clear for pdr.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
HOW YOU CAN HELP

l. Keep oil your telephone calls as brief as you can.
2 Make only the essential Long Distance calls auoid
especially the crotded lines listed at the right
B. On Long Distance call the of the telephone
\ y you calling, ii possible y N w.
And please don't call when it's stet
the directory. Help the ,cres for cor!
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Actor Reads Script
And Joins Sailors

BEFORE EVEN going into pro-
duction, Action in the North At
lantic" has claimed new recruit
for the American Merchant Ma
rine, Dick Hogan, who plays the
young cadet in the picture made
up his mind after reading the
script that as soon as his work in
the picture is over he will enroll
for training.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Broadway Bound

CHARLES COBURN expects to
return in Don Marquis play.
Master of the Revels," playing
the role of Henry VIII. Coburn
has just completed his role in
Princess O'Rourke." This will be
Coburn's first Broadway role since
he came to Hollywood five years
ap0
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

IT PROBABLY never crossed your
mind that by keeping your own tele-
phone conversations short you can
help the war effort. But it's true.
Central Office equipment can handle
only so many calls at a time. Some
of them may be important war
messages, and rdr calls must go
through. BY cutting down on the
length of your calls you help
free the equipment for handling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

don't started the style of taking several minutes
up putt. Then the walk TO and from the cup while
smoothing each blade grass. We Ghez holds the CHAM
ponshp for taking the most time on the green's
you that Bobby Jones' the old master refused
90 through ddoes when he played the Ryder Cup
matches last summer? He simply took look and hen
sroked the ball Did very well, too.
Ralph Gudah is second to Ghezz in this depart
ment sa that Ralph Bulla quit him once last
And doesn't give laugh to see some or the
shoot 90 100 pulling Ghezz Gudaht on the
eighteenth green afternoon at the home club
because a crowd happens TO be standing around
Tilden had style all his own. II some one IN his
tennis would stop and make deliberate
point turning icy in the direction from whence the
noise he this prima donna stunt always
melted him from the ranks of good for my money
short choppy steps of Babe Ruth And the way IN
which he missed third strike. No could
copy that style.
Herbie Lewis had a style coming up the ice with puck
that different than any else And what style and
smile Ching Johnson could turn on He perhaps sports
beloved william"
Dutch Clark open field Joe louis dead stare
he his awaiting the Del Baker $
scratching the coaching box Kayo Morgans ring
clownng
Styles styles styles Things they left you to remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Wayne Thin(|ddS
Top Kalamazoo

Back IN It's home gym after
three seasons, Short-handed
Wayne University track team
turned in surprising 81 = to 39i4
victory over Kalamazoo College
Saturday. II was the TartarS
first dual meet triumph since the
spring Of 1899.
Wayne swept the i0-yard dash
and 440 and took the l6-lap relay
while winning frstS in the shot
put, mile. 30 $50 and two-mile
10 pile up its victory margin. The
Tartars had only eight men on
hand for the meet.
Kalamazoo. however provided
the days leading scorer in Ronald
Smith. He ran of with frstS IN
the two hurdles and the pole
vault, tied for first in the high
Jump and took third in the shot
put for a total Of 20 points.
Bert Pryor paced Wayne with
firStS in the mile and two-mlle
and a second IN the half for u
points.
Summaries on Page s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
NJ Track Team
Wins; Had Ties
World Record
Huron HurdIer Ties
75-Yard Mark; U. M.
Overwhelms z Foes

EAST LANSING. Feb. II One
world record was equaled and nine
field house and meet records were
broken today as the University of
Michigan track team ran up 64ia
points TO defeat Michigan State
and Michigan Normal in a triangu-
lar meet.
The mighty Wolverines captured
seven firSts and seven seconds 10
overwhelm Michigan State, which
finished second with 35is points,
and Michigan Normal, which was
third with 80.
The outstanding performance OF
the meet, however. was turned in
by Charles tWhtey) Had of Mich
igan Normal. when he tied the
fastest time ever recorded for the
75-yard high hurdles. Had ran the
distance in :09 flat 10 equal the
mark set by Lee Seminar OF Hi
noiS on March 4. 1891.
Another lightning feat was
chalked up by Bob Ufer in the
quarter mile when he missed the
world record set by Roy Cochran
of Indiana by SiX-tenthS of sec
ond. Cfer ran il in :4S2, 10 break
both the old field house and meet
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
MO Teams Battle
For PIdyoff Berths

With PariSclcan and Windsor
assured Of their places in the
Nichigan-Ontario Hockey League
playoffs which open March 10,
.Dctroits Mansfield. Toledo and
Akron will fight il out the rest
of the way for the other two spots
Mansfield Will endeavor 10 boost
lis stock Monday night at Olympia
when IL plays Toledo in the second
half of the doublc-hcader. In the
first game PariSclcan and Windsor
viii resume their battle for first
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Macarthur Played Baseball

Here and there Cornelius Vanderbilt, who owns Two
the government take racing for the
duration and freeze all profits per cent But other racing
operatives all against the idea.
General Macarthur played left field and batted second for
West Point Byrd has ended five years golf and
eligible for the PEA.
Mel OFT may make Dick Bartcll coach this year. Mel
says coach should be something than traffic cop
He coach who will instruct players and make a real
contribution his club Barte ought Incidentally
wonder why make dough than baseball
Especially since It the Judgment of that baseball
thousands the line for green players each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
CYO Cage Schedule

At ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY CENTER
2 O0-st. Edward vs.. 81. Davi1 LIB.
- 00-st. DAVID vs. Annuncistion CHBl
f'oo-si Bernard ". ST. Margaret Mar
5:oo-st. cathsrins VI, ST. Hargsr,, MARY
q 90 nativity ". s, cs,hsrtn. orb.
90 NAuyity ~ Holy Name a. b.
% San Francesca Va. q. l.. Queen Of
Apostles tl-Bl
3 90 ~ Hsdwig vs. o l.. queen Of APO.
At at VINCENT GYM
30 ~. Csslmlr W. o. L. queen " Apos
= sos, vincent vs. 81 PAU. Gro",
J 80 y, o RIA ~ v H. Mary M.sd.i,n.
8 oo-s' Aiphonsus p.arborn, Va Sacred
Hesrt Dearborn tH r..
I .o0-st Gabriel Va. ST. Mary u Rsdford
CH.Bb
$ oo-si Vincent Va o. l.. Of Gaud..ups
h.BJ
90 Holy R.d'smsr Va. o. l.. OF Gauds
kr holy ROSARY GYM
? 90 81 Anne vs. 81 JosaphAi u-Ab.
90 ~ John CAntius Va O. l.. Of st
CArmsl lib
iO0-St Ambrose vs. A. Francis POLISH
.oo-Bl,sssd sscrsm,n, Va. St. Ersnd,
. m 81 Nichoias W. 8, Anne u.P1
: 90 Sweetest Heart Of MaD -. H0b
Rosary ~ h
At ST. CHARLES GYM
. 0O-St Paul Crosse Poirte, rs. Trans
nguratiun (H.B1
: GO-St Charles vs.. - EuIabeth G-Bl.
5 OO-st Charles W. ST Anthony tH-BJ.
At ST GREGORY GYM
00-St John. Npsilanu, vs. Madonna
tH-Rb.
500 St Gregory " Resurrection Il. b.
o .OO-st Gregory vs. Visitation III A.
AT At BENEDICT GYM
0O-St Benedict W - LEO Cha
s .00-si Benedict We. 81. John Cantlus
(L-AD.
Q o0-s, Rita vs. 81 Mary MsEdAlen.
HhIel PARK III b.
At SANTA MARIE GYM
7 00-santa Marie vs.. ~. Vincent Pom.
tiac tH-Ab
4 90 santa Maria vs. ~ FioriAn G-A).
. 00-st Rita Mission W. ~. Augustine
(H-BD
At ST. LUKE GYM
2 00-St. Luke Va H. Bonitacs tL-Bi.
5 00-Ht Luke vs. o. l.. OF Nj. Carmel
Detroit az RI
At ST. sTANTsLAUS GYM
2 % st. stanislaus W. ~. Cscits ~ b
3 90 ~. Albertus vs.. q. l.. of sorrows
GLIB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
AIsab's Bid Fails

AlSah had broken from the sixth
position and made a game bid a.
the horses ncarcd the turn in the
back stretch of the mile race but
could never threaten the leaders
Bright Willie was ClOCked in ;3b.6
Ia new track record. fourteenth OF
a second better than the marx
established only two days ago by
Cape Cod.
Bright Willie, owned by Mrs. r.
tMcIlVain. paid $40. $40 and
$3.50. Sir War returned $50 and
$500, and Incoming paid $40.
AlSab-winncr of IA of his -
starts last year 10 rate the honor
of l94l juvenile champion - had
made disappointing showing in
his 3-ycar-old debut in the Ba-
hamas Handicap last Saturday
when he finished sixth in field
Of 10. His performance today was
little better. as Bright Willie set
the pace throughout. Conn Me
Crearv rode Alsab last week, but
the SHIFT To Arcaru had little
result
Shortly before the running
Owner SABBATH commented that il
AlSab failed 10 win today he would
have no excuse other than that
he got a bad break in being as.
Signed the outSidC-AlSab is a pole
runner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Wd||iCk, Ortiz
Clash at Arena

Leo Wallick. former junior
heavyweight champion, and Paul
Orth, king Of the bad men, are ia
clash in the main event Of Mon
days wrestling program in the
Arena Gardens.
Both have been headlinerS at
the Gardens for some time but
haven't ella : he d although the
match has been tentatively made
several times. Tony Galento,
known as "Two-ton Tony in fistic
circles. has signihed his intention
OF attending and may get a few
new ideas on punching from the
grapplcrs, both of whom know
how TO toss punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Summaries on Page S.
Indoor Events
Next for Skaters

Skaters will 80 indoors FOR their
races the next two Weck-endS with
the state indoor championships
being listed at the University OF
Michigan rink in Ann Arbor next
Saturday night and the North
American indoor events at Olym-
pia the following Saturday and
Sunday.
The North American champion
ships are attracting the cream OF
the country's skaters including
Carmelita Landry of Fitchburg,
Mass. and Ken Bartholomew OF
st. Paul. national champions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Third Title
John ReindeI Beats Taylor
in State Squash Final

John Rcindcl OF Detroit won his
third state squash singles tlile
Saturday, defeating Jerry Taylor
also of Detroit, IN the final round
at Detroit Athletic Club. The
scores were 1917. 1912, 1916.
Rclndel previously won state
championships in 1887 and 1899
Taylor eliminated the defending
champion, Joe Hahn, in the semi
finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Thomas Beats Had

The major upset of the meet
came in the 75-yafd low hurdles
when Michlgan'S Al Thomas edged
out Had after the latter STUN
bled on the first hurdle. Had put
on a final burst of speed and Just
failed 10 catch Thomas.
That victory gave Thomas the
distinction Of being the only double
winner in the meet He also cap
tured the 75-yard dash. in which
he lowered his old meet record by
two-tcnths OF a second 10 :07 s.
While Michigan dominated the
daSheS and distance events with
comparative ease, the SpartanS
showed enough power IN the field
CvUntS 10 limit Michigan Normal
to victories in only TWO events.
Besides Hiad'S winning perform
ance, Michigan Normal also won
the shot put.
H.r,ch tMI, second Roshrs ,MSCt thlrd.
brnan tMSCJ, fourth. Distance - fee.
inches.
one mile run Won bv SCOTT tMsCD: In.
er-soh IMD, second Alderman en-. thlrd
Gas 'Mj fourth Time -
75-yart dash Won oy Thomas tMl:
Davis tMsCl, second HcCsrthy tMscp.
tbri. Matyunas tMSC1 fourth Time
nc new meet record, old record OF BY
Pois vsa,i Won BY Hairs tMsc);
NoHch tMsC1 Stein and W~nb tMSCD,
ard SegaIa (M), ued for Sc 70 He sh,
Hish jump Won Nv Milne 6 -. Ne.
C4Ithy tMl second simpson tANCD,
lh.ri Schmd, en-, fourth. Height feet
iio-yard dash--Won by Ufsr C9). Maty-
1ras tANCb. second kauhtz AsCI.
House record OF :507 by Shacklet0n Of
Tgrdue IN 1870; old meet record of 80 J.,
hy Breidenbaoh OF Michisan in 1900,
75-ysrd high huriles-Won by HAD
tNNCb: Mccarthy CM. second, sommer-
I.,d tMNCD, third: Dodge tMsCD. fourth
Time $50 tnsw Field House and meet
Marshall ~ Butler IN 1871 Old meet
record ~ .0a g. by Had In ip4il.
Two. mile fun-won ~ Leonard ~ =
~ruprr M$Cb, second Mexican 90 '
'r-i. Thompson tMsc1. fourth. Time
Yard low hurdles Won ~ Thomas
iNI. Had tMSCI second mccarthy NJ,
'arI: Dodge tMsCJ. fourth. Tine :os 5
srsYrd ~ .Os s. both by Had. In 1870.
BROAD jump Won by mccarthy tAl I:
j, ger tMy. second: Davis tMsC) hud /;
smith tMsCl fourth Distance % feet
inches tnew meet record. old record Of
30 feet O.. inch. by Mccarthy, IN ls1b
SSu..ard run Won by Matthews tM1;
Eryborough ,Ml. second Mack tAsCp,
.n.rd; KautE tMl fourth. Time 50 new
Field House record, Old record OF .5sB
uJ Holderman Of Purdue u lst0l. 49,
pue-nlIe relay Won ~ Michigan (sfger,
Peterson. Thomas Uferl; Michigan state
tSwuh. Jones Dehn. Kaullt2l. second
Much gan Normal (Matyunas Cole. Ian
caster. Gehtingj, third. Time 326s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Harbert Captures
3-Stroke Lead
In Texas Golf
Battle Creek Pro
Bags 80 Round;
Snead, Byrd in Tie

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. Ia
CUP). 49, Methodical young Chick
Harbert toured Willow Springs
waterSoaked golf course in SO
strokes today 10 take a command
ing three-stroke lead at the half
way mark of the $1,000 Texas
Open.
Harbert, 27-year-old professional
from Battle Greek. Mich. had 3d.
$50 despite a continuous driZZle
today. This two under par round
added 10 his So yesterday. gave
him 36-hole total Of 1877. three
better than the laos posted by
long-hitting Sammy Snead of Hot
Springs. Va, and Sammy Byrd OF
Ardmore. Pa,
Snead had 50 and Byrd 6S today
Harbert had one bad hole the
4-par fourteenth where he found
trouble and took a 6.
The days best round was the
81 Of Byron Nelson Of Toledo
Nelson. former National open
champion, had a halfway total OF
l4l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
ArCdro Rides
1941 Champ, bui
He S Still 9TH
I'd Straight Defeat.
3 Lengths Back, Dims
Colts Derby Luster

lIALEAH Fla. Feb. Il tUP)
AlSab. the 500 wonder horse OF
1871, is just an also ran 3-year-
old. Albert Sabath'S bay colt
making his second appearance OF
the year. finished fourth 10 Bright
Walhe today in a field of six IN
the S1.500 Biscayne Purse at lila
leah Park
a crowd Of close 10 10000 wind
chilled fans saw Jockey Eddie
Arcaro Try in vain 10 bring the
son Of Good Goods and Winds
Chant into the money as the
horses rounded into the stretch.
Circle NJ RanChS Sir War fin
ishcd second. three lengths back,
while Mrs. s. s. Zell'S Incoming
had a length over AlSab and
trailed Sir War by one length.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Feature to Transient

The $1,000 Evening HandicaT
for fillieS and mares, the day
feature, was copied by Mrs. Vera
s. Bragg'S Transient, which ran
the Seven-furlong route handily in
1928.
The FLY led Circle M RanCh'S
Sweet Willow. the favorite, by five
lengths. John Hay Whltneys The
Swallow took show money.
Transient, with Arcaro up,
moved up steadily in the back
passed pacc-setting Sweet
Willow as they came off the turn
and was going away at the finish.
coupled with her stable
mate. Cute Trick, paid $1,000,
So so and 50 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Bronco Tra(kmen
Easily Beat Albion

KALAMAZOO. Feb. 1I-West.
ern Michigan College trackmeu
slammed three events in whipping
Albion thlncladS here today. II n
to 32la. The Broncos swept the
440 half-mile and two miles.
Keith McKitrlck Of Western was
the only double winner. capturing
the high and low hurdles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Spills TWice

BE Cole, IS, a student at St
Charles before entering the Cana
dian army. made a brave show IN
finishing second TO Bob Ifill Of the
navy. Twice Be Cole bounced on
the ice as he spilled on the eastern
turn of the course and twice he
bounded back 10 his skates. I'LL
passed him on the last leg, serencly
skating along with a paavo Nurmi
pace. Ray Rem Of Washington,
d. c.. was the next sailor TO finish.
Ideal skating conditions pre-
vailed for the events, which are
being sponsored by the Detroit
News.
- D. EN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Ex-Skate Champ Weds

Frank James Clifford. 1886 win
nor Of The Detroit Times Silver
Skates Derby, was married Satur-
day 10 Patricia MCGrath, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie McGrath
of Detroit, at ST. GATHERINGS
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Night Hockey

PantherS will oppose Standards
in the Detroit Night Hockey
League feature game in Mack
Park Sunday night at 9 o'clock.
Briggs and East Detroit open play
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