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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Million Dollars
|nDdyMonddy's
} War Chest Goal
One-Fourth of Total
Raised in First Week;
Greek Flag Honored
BY VERA BROWN

Detroit's drive for her $780,.
600 War Chest is tagging and
Percival Dodge. director, today
sent out a demand for a million
dollar day on Monday.
Total subscriptions for the first
week total 81, 483, $50, just 25.6 pei
cent of the total. Fifty-one pei
cent of the chest is earmarked for
war relief and services.
AT the yesterdays meeting al
the Hotel fuller, the blue and
white flag of Greece was honored
Andre Michalopoulos, Greek min.
lister OF press and information &c
the United States, said:
speak TO you for my people,
speak Of your generosity and
kindness. I know that the Red
Cross shipments are getting
through TO Athens. My country
men were starving there ut the
rate of 500 a day. You have
hNtPtu tttatiy Wy seaf oboh y ost
being cut.
WILL FIGHT ON
Greece Ii a stricken country,
hut she still fights on. Her men
are fighting In the mountains Of
Parnasus, In Crete. Her navy,
which escaped from the German
onslaught fights on In the North
sea, the Red Sea and the Medi-
terranean. Her army fights In
Egypt.
"Of one thing We must be
sure. This must not happen
again. To that we must all dedi-
cate ourselves. II IL unthinkable
that after this war IL over In
another Is years Germany again
will rise to overrun the EARTH
With the minister was Bishop
Germanos. Of the Greek Orthodox
church at Nissis, Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Bound for Russia under the
lend-lease agreement, the machin-
cry of the Ford Motor Company
IS, SOC, 900 tire factory. is capable Of
turning out 5000 tires a day
officials said today.
The plant was completed at the
Rouge Plant, in Dearborn, in 1888
and has been described as the
worlds most advanced tire factory
MAY RETAIN PORTION
The plant consists of a single
brick building near the Rouge
River, spreading over several
acres. Outstanding feature of tho
plant is the almost complete
of tire production
The continuous flow principle wa:
used, not only for the handling oi
materials, but for actual tire pro.
duction.
Although the hulk OF the ma.
chinery in the plant is 10 bt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Dondero. recognized as an au-
thority on the life of Abraham
Lincoln. has served in Congress
since 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In the
armed forces,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
LIST TO BE GUIDE

Local boards have been pro-
vided with an extensive list OF
activities essential to war pro-
ductiop or to the war effort pro-
vided by the war manpower
commission" Rosecrans said.
This list will be used as q
guide by selective service I'm de-
termining the registrant's classi-
fication."
Board. in doubt about essential
were urged 10 contact
state headquarters.
Earlier this week state head
quarters issued an order placing
all dairy, poultry and livestock
workers or producers in 3-B. En-
listment or recruiting facilities art
also closed TO this group, Rose
Grams said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
The Congress Races: !
LeSinSki.
Ford Old
The Congress Races:

(T'his is the second of two
stories describing the Congress
sional races in Wayne County,
BY FRANK NORRIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

In the Sixteenth District, made
up Of the downriver area, Con
gresham John Lesinski has held
solid control since the Democratic
landslide of 1882.
He is being challenged agar
this year by Robert w. Ford, Re-
publican nominee. who is making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Only woman ever nominated for
Congress in a Michigan district
is Mrs. Dorothy X. Roosevelt OF
She was chosen by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Detroit Business University, ne
entered the building and real
estate business when Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
ANNOUNCE DONATIONS

The following list OF special do
nations was announced:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

POLITICAL ADVERTIsEl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
MAY RETAIN PORTION

Although the hulk Of the ma
chinery in the plant is 10 be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

POLITICAL ADVERTIsEME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

With shutout victories and rous-
ing late-inning rallies. the Amer
lean Legion Junior Baseball
League opened its twelfth season
yesterday at Belle Isle in cere-
monious fashion.
The shutouts were scored by
PosSelius. which beat Alger. 1870,
and Learned, victor over Beaudry,
40. in seven-inning game cut
short by rain.
Walter Mclean of Posselius sci
FAlger down with four hits and
struck out II as Wayne Thomp-
son. Posselius outfielder. made
four hits in four trips. including
a homer and double. Walter
Kelley stopped Beaudry with three
hits in the Learned victory. his
mates punching three of their five
hits in the third for three runs.
WILD CONTEST
Widest game of the league re-
suited in Miller-Pittenger's 1911
victory over De Saints. Miller
Pittenger held a 11-3 lead going
into the last half of the sixth.
In De Saints half. however, the
losers piled up eight runs 10 tie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Two ShutOufS Feature
Legion Mines Openers

the score. But Miller-Pittenger
came TO bat again and scored
seven runs in the seventh-the
final inning. Norm Olenich, with
homer and double, was the win
ners' leading hitter.
Police Post emerged a 2-1 vic
tor over Cadillac-University in the
best-played game. After Cadillac
tied the score in the eighth, Po-
lice grouped base on balls and
two singles, one by pinch hitter
Richard Lehr, for the winning run.
Another pitching duel saw Faust
turn back Ternstedt, 3D., the win
ers scoring all their runs in the
sixth. Jerry Crane held the losers
to two hits. In the other game
BuShway Post trimmed Briggs,
1873, mainly on the latter's errors.
Ternstedt 10 600 o0o-2 ?
Faust 600 OO3 OOx-3 10 0
Smith and Lspots; Crane and Balduccio.
Miller Pittenger AL 1O4 lis Is 5
De SAINTS 0Ol OILS Oil
Schwartz Dommer Rogalski and Mit-
kos; Hicks. stebener and Moustskas.
Beaudry 900 900 90 2
Learned O03 OI0 x--4 2
Pascoe. Petrevich and Wingo; Kelly and
Szumanski
Cadillac University 900 900 Olo OIL /
Police Ol0 900 900 Ia 1
Fearon and Woods; Brooks and Walden,
AIger 600 600 600 8
Possellus ll3 010 25x-l3 II
schrieber nsley and Lis; Mclean and
Penny.
Briggs 200 402 0l0-- 10 IL
Bushwav $40 023 04x--15 13 S
Simmons, Herteg and Meilicke Erwin
and Wlkos, Cieslak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
H. Clubs Enter
Times Matches

Sgt. ]. o. Utley OF the Highland
Park Police Department, rifle in
structor of the Highland Park
Junior High School, said today
that IL teams would compete in
the boys and girls tyro events of
the Hearst Times finals at the
State Fair Grounds, May Is, 16
and II.
With last nights firings at the
Highland Park High range, all
teams have now completed their
preliminary rounds and have be-
come eligible to fire in the final
matches. They will shoot Satur-
day morning, May Is, at 10 a. m.
Scores of their final preliminary
match, yesterday follow oa..
Red team: Charles I, Benton s2y Albert
MAY, 50; Ward Howard. so; Arthur Pear
SON so Tom Child. rs. Blues Joan Cross,
81; Billy Kogstrom. 70; Ken Lee, IS
cs0rss ss son Pssd r &C. Robert ef sos
SIS: Jim Roylan. s.; Nancy Lotion. so
Marion Dibbie. 20. Greens: Joan Van
Treei So; Bud Crane. 70: Mary Jane
bsS.i; K! 70. Don Rupert III Jack NC
PORT HURON JUNO r COLLEGE
GIRLS Rosemary o'Nsil. %: Beth Dryer,
81: Leona Parker, 90 Jean smith, 100
wYANpoTTE WV BoYs BOYS ian. L
Mcneil is9; 8. Hardy. 1871; H.. Bruce 1870.
ST. MARYs OF REDFoRD-Team /;
Don Stocks, Ira: John sprague, 1873; steve
spitza, I69: Glenn Hadley, 1sI. Team
Joe Sykes. 1875: William Borden 1911
Walter 81. onge, i6s.
49,, o.u tyYru W ApcrTy-Teap, ,
Charles Dell. 387: Ronald BIanda, 81
Jack Bachman. 345; Gordon Fowlie. 1872
Bernard Rimmel. 3i4. Team 2; George
Foster 32i; Robert Becker, 294.
ROYAL OAK CHRISTIAN l; Betty
Jackie cannon ia; Doris Moore. is
Donna Rundeli, 172. Team 2: jeanne
Guerber. l4i; Barbara Formal lh' Ar
iene Plumtree, l8s
ROYAL OAK MIDGETs- Team /: Roy
az: Glen Greenwsy. SIS: Emil Carlstrom,
So. Team 2; Charles L,snien' q Jerome n.nis
Hague, ss; Bob Chambers, %; Art Tuob'
MICHIGAN SPORTSMAN ASSOCIATION.
Joe Fuller. -; Frank Watt. a. Joe Peter otter.
scke. 1917 Ed. Galley, io2. Team 2: Tom
Kos' 49, Fred Gsa Bty.' can no sutton RH@ w u.s.
Team rs, j: Ed Fnrn.. Is: Don Wilson iss
John Coates, 1871; Joe Watt, 1885, I'd
Don Tucker, 1879; Bill MAR. 142: Garnstt
ROYAL OAK MEMS LEAGuE---Team !:
Gerald Dirkse. iet: Tom Founder. ist
Winnie Parker, 1913; Mildred Krakosky 1913
Joe Krakosky. 1872 Team 2: Dave Dickin-
son. lT6; Gerald Eaton. lss; Don MELON
nell 17s; Al Miller $50; Fred Rosemary
i63 II. y. Nicksrson. iss. Team J; a. D.
YORK, 1875 Burt Picksus, 1873: Dave Mer-
cure, 100. Fred Gregg, 100; John Zellsr,
lei.
IEACtJF-Tsam /: Donald Jendrusch 1914
Tom Kennedy 50 Joseph Nabozny, ISL ;
Garnet Leppsn. 1870. George Winnert. 1888.
Team a. Gerald Jones, l4i; Gerald Eaton
100 Russell Pearsan. es. Team J. James
Alexander Is3 William Sullivan, 1872
Leonard Merchheyer, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

the winning cause with four-run
homer in the fourth.
Another bit of fancy hitting was
turned in by Joe Gonda. who con-
nected for two homers as JAW
154 beat JAW $50. "a. Rayfs
went on scoring spree In trim
ming JAW 157. 22-5. with AL
Gizzi pitching a six-hitter and
John Bozich bagging -four safeties.
In other games Graharn-Paige
whipped st. Andrews, SO. George
Kreger holding the opposition to
six hits: East Side downed Tool q
Die Craftsmen. III; Grand River
whipped Johns. 1913; Griffin upset
Arthur, 9-6. and u. r. w. A. set
back Parsons, 81, Denny Spetz
allowing three hits and tanning IL
in the seven innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Hope and PGA
Share Spotlight

An exhibition match featuring
Bob Hope. movie and radio star,
and Michigan's qualifying rounds
for the National PEA tournament
will be played today at Plum Hol-
low.
The states leading pros will
compete in the PEA trials, playing
both orning and afternoon
rounds.
The. exhibition match. proceeds
Of which will 60 TO war relief
agency. will start at 2:30. Besides
Hope, who is here with the Holly
wood Caravan for tonight's show
at the State Fair Coliseum, the
foursome will include Mayor JEFF
fries, Jimmy Demaret and Walter
Hagen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Glass Winner
"OPENS Season
In Big Style
Andrews Nine Swemps
Melvindale, 20-l, as
Marakas Gets 5 Hits

Andrews Club, Class c cham,
pion of the Detroit Baseball Fede-
ration and winner of a tournament
at Peru, Ill. last year. apparently
has lost none of its power.
Andrews started a new season
I|in@ClassE yesterday with a
humping 2o-1 victory over Mel
vindale Boys Club, with Tommy
Stuart pitching a five-hitter. OF
the winners 20 hits. five went to
John Marakas. whose perfect day
at the plate included two homers,
a double and two singles. Harold
Locker, Bob O'Malley and Bill Nc.
Illhargey made three hits apiece.
Bradford, one of Andrews
sharpest rivals last season and a
strong contender again, easily dis
posed of Northwest Lions. 1876,
with Pitcher Roy Stevens holding
the losers in check after gaining
big lead. Batting stars for the
winners were Paul Zubak. Bob
Judge and Leo Northrup with
three hits each.
In the other Class c contest
Square Deal. though outhit six tc
five, bested Colonies, So, the win.
ners counting five times in the
sixth. Gene Tumelson of Square
Deal. struck out Is.
Gino Bono of Ford Trade Schoo
craftsmen. struck out 10 batter:
in a row to beat Haags. 11-2, ir
one of the two Class d game:
played.
Another strikeout king wa.
Rudy Furchak of Hudson IS
Juniors, as he pitched his team t.
a 1872 triumph over st. JOIN
Cantius. Furchak famed II anc
allowed only three hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Wood, Sdrdzen
In Hale America Meet

NEW YORK. May 4 (UP).-Thc
entries of Craig Wood, National
Open champion; Byron Nelson,
winner of the Masters tourna-
ment. and Gene Sarazen. former
British and United States Open
champion. were announced today
by the United States9 Golf Asso-
citation for the Hale America Ma
tional Open tournament 10 be
played at the Ridgemoor Country
Club, Chicago, June 1921.
Net proceeds Of the tournament
will be donated equally to the
Navy Relief Society and the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Ex-Green Hornet to Wrestle

Lou Kline. the Green Hornet,
until unmasked recently. will
meet George Connell in the two
in three fall semiwindup on the
Fairview Gardens mat card to-
morrow night. Walter RoXey and
Stanley BureSh. both experts at
their trade, clash in the headliner
frankie Hart and Harold Chaundy
open the show with a one fall
iOIISt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Lead Red Run Quolifiers

Hank Embler and Frank Farrell
lead the qualifiers for the Presi-
dents tournament at Red Run
with It's in the high wind. Jay
~ was the only other
score under so First round
matches in all flights must be
PLAYED by May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
AItes y Drops
Opener Again
In Class A,7-6
Paris Trips Champions
as Auto Club Downs
pepsi-CoIs, II 10 2

Opening day filters are becoming
a habit with Altes Club. but It's
An i'll omen for the other conten-
ders in the Class A race OF the
Detroit Baseball Federation.
Paris Club trimmed the 1871
champions. 7-6. as the new season
cot under way yesterday. the con-
test being cut short in the seventh
inning by rain.
If history repeats, the champs
have little 10 worry about. In last
years opener Altes gave a terrible
exhibition in losing TO Hodges. SO.
But the team won Is out OF the
next Is games to breeze in for the
title. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

Six feet, Iinch tall and weigh
ing 100 pounds, young Riffenberg,
a big league prospect if the sand
lots ever produced one. pitched
Sans to a 60. two-hit victory
over Acme in the divisions best
performance.
Only year ago Riffenberg
pitched for Pittenger Post in the
Legion. Now taller and heavier,
he struck out Is Acme batters in
making a successful debut in
higher class. For the first five in
nings he and Ray Michigan.
sandlot veteran, pitched shutout
ball, but Sans rallied, piling up
four runs in the seventh TO win
George Gira was the batting star
with a homer and double as Reggie
Mcdonald collected three hits for
the winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
BoLLA's HITS FEATURE

With several new players, Altes
showed plenty of potential power,
but Paris had the edge yesterday.
The most telling blows for Paris
were struck by Johnny Bolla.
comparative newcomer 10 the De-
troit sandlots. who drove In four
runs with a three-run homer and
a single.
Lyle Rumph. who was unbeaten
in Class A last year. gave up all
of Paris, runs Ernie Slongo- who
relieved him. held the winners hit
less in the last four innings. Jack
Talbot went the full distance Tor
Paris. allowing 10 hits.
Paris found Rumph easy TO hit
from the start, bagging four runs
in the first. including Bolla's line
drive homer to center with two on.
TAKE LEAD AGAIN
Altes got to Talbot In the fourth
for four runs to take a 5-4 lead,
but Paris came back with three in
its half, Bolla contributing timely
single.
In the other Class A game (only
four teams are in the division)
Auto Club found Pepsi-Cola easy,
1872. in eight innings.
While big Lefty Brandt was
checking Pepsi-Cola with five hits,
Auto Club hit Fred Hrdlicka al
most at will. Bob Hajdyla and
Sheldon Harris finding him for
homers. Harris. Bill Ebranyi and
Jack Mayhem each collected three
hits.
Opening day ceremonies and all
games at Northwestern Field
were hampered by strong gusts OF
wind which kicked up a lot of dust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bues Option lnfieIder

PITTSBURGH. May 4 up
The Pittsburgh Pirates have op.
toned infelder Ed Leip 10 the
Toronto international League club
subject 10 2d-hour recall, IL was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Major League Leaders

YORK. TIGERS. :; camilu. Dodgers, 6;
y MCCORMICK. Reds. 5 Williams, Red
SOY o. Litwhner. Pbm, 4; Musisl,
Cards. q.
Runs BATTFD IN
YORK TIGERS, 20 Spence. Senators.
q r Mccormick. Reds. 20 Williams.
Red sox 10 Brown. Cards, -.
Williams Red SOY. Il; Case, Senators.
lg. spence Senators. II. Dihaggio.
Yankees II; Laabs. Browns. lo. Heath.
Indians. 10.
spence Senator's 3s Fernandez. Braves.
AZ. NcCOgKY TIGERS. "a YORK.
TIGERS, 81: Heath. Indians, a.
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a

Total. 40 522 q Totals 81 l3 % IL
repsi-Cola OIL oOo w
Auto Club 600 $40 fo-.lZ
Game called account ~ rain In eighth.
Errors-pepsi-Coia Auto Club T. Two
base hfts -Hrdheka. Klann. Kritch. Home
rtIns--Harrts. Hajdyls. Hts--on Hrdlicka
in innings, off Meyers in l Id In
nings struck ou,-By Hrdlcka 4. by
Brandt 9. Bases on bsis-off Hrdiicka g..
off Meyers 2.
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Game called account OF rain win one
out In second half Of seventh.
Errors-Austin. Wolkowicz, Blanchard,
KlewickI 4 Corona. Home run-Bolla. Hits
OFF Rurnph IN 2 innings tnone out In
third) off slonko o IN innings. Struck
oui--By Rumph 1 by siongo I. by Talbot
Z. stolen bases-Klowicki. stepulls, Cupillo.
Bases on bails--Off Rumph 4, off siongo 2,
20 cupillo. Umpires--Gutshaw and Hannah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

CINCINNATI. May 4 (UP)-
Lou Jorda, National League UNI
pire confined to the Jewish Hos
pital here with pneumonia or the
right lung, was reported consid..
erably improved today but not YET
out OF danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Deatb RoticeS

sCHUETTE--Msy ;, Annie. Of 5s7i Field
wife OF the late Henry c.; dear mothe,
OF Henry g.: grandmother OF Mrs. Henry
A. Dreyer and Helen schuetts: sister ol
Mrs. Alma castsrton and orange Foots
Funeral service Wednesday. 2 p. m. a|
A. II. Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Crstio'
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
CHAMPIONS WIN

Also away to a winning start
was Four Leaf Clover. the Class B
defending champion, which beat
out JAW 7, 6-5. with run in the
ninth. Joe Jasina, Four Leafs star
hurler last season, got the edge
over Sam Victor. each pitcher
allowing six hits. The champions
tailed the winning run on two
base error. passed ball and a
fielder's choice. Jasina struck
out 13.
Two other shutouts featured the
divisions contests. JAW TIA pun
meled ]. L. Hudson, $50. as Holtz-
man swamped McLouth, 1870. Nor
bic Martz held Hudson to six hits
in winning, as Bill Lakes, former
batting champion. collected five
hits in six trips. Quentin Evans
was found for a pair Of singles in
the Hoffman victory and he
famed 10. Carl Stadler's two
doubles led the winning attack.
Is IN FIVE
Heaviest cunning of the day,
however. was produced by Optici-
ans, which produced Is runs in
only five turns at bat as il beat
Vickers, 1877. Walt Shy hit a
double and three singles in a per-
feet day. as Jim Goldman had
three for three. Mike Dubel helped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Scratches
BY United Press
NARRAGANsETT PARK

by InItfd FTfss
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track. fast.
First Race-Psri Ernest. Bobby Blunt.
Ing. Elmer. Msegay. Ghost Queen. Bel
mar ARA.
Second Race Town Hall, Accuse Ne,
Mad Bunny, All Crystal. Tiara, Mont
bars.
Third RAce-Bt 81 Sugar. Camp Lib
erty. Cornwall Valdina Sage.
Fourth Race-Loulang.
Fifth Race-Cruiser. Chassis, Royal
Shawl. Betty X. Upjack. Brown Dancer.
Eighth Race-Travis L.
Ninth Race (substitute) DECLARED on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Debut: A ShutOut
Jerry Riffenbere. Former Legion Pitcher, Blanks
Acme in First Class Start for Sans
CLASS b STANDINGS

From the American Legion to
Class B of the Detroit Baseball
Federation is quite jump for a
17-year-old pitcher, but Jerry Riff
fenberg cleared the hump hand
somely yesterday in the seasons
opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Class B Results

Tool-ple Craftsmen 600 ool 900 8
Mcdonald. Barrett and Guoin; Jurczak
and Kasmlerskj.
Parsons 900 0oi o. q
u r. w A. 40 oO2 0-5 q Al
Rsyrs o03 500 $500 II o.
lUAW i57 600 40i 600 5 8 10
Girzi and Nsuman Dumas Periliard and
Taper.
JAW ESQ 600 900 900 7 81
JAW i54 100 i0l 22x-p o q
Rockwell and coe oConneli and Jump.
'Vickers DOL Sill 10 q
Opticians 42I 74x-is II s.
chond1inski steele and Chambers; Kelley
lst. Andrews 900 ola o. Al
.Graham-Paige 600 121 s. IL 2
Revelle and Beaudon; Kreger and Walter.
Acme 600 600 900 o 2 s.
Sans 900 DOL dix IL q
Michigan and Kramer: Riffenberg and
Collins.
Johns 600 o30 600 . 2
sedik and zimmerson; Fodor and Mi.
ligan.
-Four Leaf Clover 22o 600 oil 9 9
lUAW 7 200 070 DO s.
Jasina and zieianski: Victor and Spires
ser.
McLouth 900 900 o. 2 O.
Hoffman li6 OH 2-l3 10 3
Minest; Evans and Swanson.
Griffin 3Oi O05 90 2 2
Arthurs 100 40i 90 q
Snyder and ciesey; Hasnsr. Lsbsr and
Msllon.
- l.. Hudson 600 600 900 IS
ut c1,n i xo.h.r ' asd oa ou GSr aar,s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
sPoRTsMAN's PARK

First Ract-Joe Fisher. Crumpet, Mat
town. Long Lane. Gold Mesh, Lookout
Below.
Second Raee-Tonngee. Top Note. J
Baby Nerdelle. Tate's Boy. Rosy Future.
Third Race-Burr Ann.
Fourth Race san fgnacio, Anne Deep.
Rusty Gold Last Rose Very True. The
Marker
Vim Race-Chicwin.
Sixth Race-Veges Justice Beamy
seventh Race Ny Hobby. Sweet story,
Chin Music. Lyner
Eighth Race Flushing, Honey Seat,
Linkville Brill, Nopalosa Red, Wayriei.
Ninth race (substituteD declared OF.
Post, us p. m. (Detroit timed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
AT JAMAICA

AT JAMAICA
Track fast
First Race-Regal Boy, Plucky Ray.
What Not. Ny Zaca.
Second Race stImstone. Pointing.
Third Race Helen's Boy, Time svelte.
Fourth Race-Devils Trumb. Seward
Bound, Jamesborough. Radio Morale
Sixth Race Anibras Rice Cake.
Seventh Race Hand a Glove, ONCE
Hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
CHURCHILL DOWNS

Track. fast
First ace-Hadadear. Greenski, Stuart
B., Deeba. HI Winnie, Levena.
Second Race-Alross. Pajas Sir L..
New Discovery. Hello Cap. Inwego, Quero
Grenoeck. Stop H.
Third Race-smart Move, Lady Rou-
lette. Gladacres Mary. Grand Rush.
Bliss II.
Fourth Race Brown Slave. Cantata.
Brother Jim, Commencement, Sabra.
Finn Race--EleCtrical Royal chief,
Carbonate.
Seventh Race-Get On, Edward A., Val.
ieyboy. Quizzle
Eighth Race-Razor sharp. Thistle
Blue, Migal Fay.