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The Lexington advertiser., 1942-01-08
Free Apple Trees
Allotted Holmes Co.

The Delta Experiment Station, a,
Stoneville, Miss, advises that it hai
$50 Cauley apple trees ready for ship
ment to Holmes County farmers. This
apple was found in Mississippi and IL
one of the best apples that has beer
grown in the State according to fruit
experts. We are trying to distribute
these $50 trees, 10 to the person, so as
to get them in different communities
of the county.
If you should be interested in 10 Of
these apple trees, please get in touch
with the County Agents Office at once
If we do not accept these plants by Feb
ruary Ist, other counties will get them
The Lexington advertiser., 1942-01-08

Continued on Page l0)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

|. he has won 127 races out OF
Isl during his career.
Private Johnny Grodzicki, who
pitched for the st. Louis Cardinals
and the Columbus Redbirds. Is
stationed at the armed forces re-
placement training center at Fort
Knox -. He won three and lost
one for the Cards last year before
being shipped to Columbus
With the Redbirds he won n and
lost six and then added three vic.
tories in the Little World Series
He will be the mainstay OF
the post baseball club An.
other noted athlete at Fort Knox
lis Corp. Marshall Shires. who was
All-American tackle at Tennessee
two years ago He played ir
the Rose Bowl He hopes tc
become an officer in May s.. Ser.
geant Mike Rata. rated No. )
among the featherweights Of the
land. also is at the Kentucky
camp.
George Varoff, A. A. u. outdoor
pole vault champ, has been com
missioned a lieutenant in the army
air corps Chuck Fenske, tho
great miller who competed at the
same time as Glenn Cunningham
has been promoted to corpora
John Woodruff. the Olympic
S00-meter champion. is lieu
tenant in the regular army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

March %. q. I was really happy
and surprised TO hear from so
many of my friends who read IT
l received six baseballs and
two bats from the Berry boys .
Roy Cullenbine also sent me a
card from the Browns camp" =. .
Hope more friends write 10 Tom
Those kids are long way
from home and mail is their big
gest thrill.
Louis Ianitelli. well known anna
teur boxer of Detroit. II with the
coast artillery at Fort Bliss, Fl
Paso, Tex. He Is . member of
the boxing team and will COM
pete I'm the post tournament
Private Jerry Schneider IL now ri
Fort Lewis, Wash. (. He was q
fulIback at Wayne University
Leo Mowczynski, m outfielder for
Mc0uires In class b, 10 trying out
for the post team ut Fort Sheri.
dan, where he In stationed ..
II YOU want to write to Sturgis
Gregory, former Wayne gridder
he IL now q lieutenant at New
River, N. c.
Clarence "Cappy" Schroeder OF
Detroit compiled an average OF
1871 pins during the bowling sea-
son Mt Chanute Field Bob
Hull, another Detroiter, turned In
an average Of liz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Pair Stand Out

Stroh and Harold Aliens Palace
Recreation No l stand out among
the 6S Detroit teams that will
help add the finishing touches 10
the twentieth annual X. OF c. Ma
tional at Eddie LinSZ' Recreation
I'm Cleveland next weekend.
They not only will close the
event. but in doing so hope ID
maintain their custom of return
ing with a title or two. No season
has gone by since 1882 when De-
troit didn't come up with at least
one Of the four championships.
Missing from the Detroit ranks
of $40 men this year will be the
ace sharpshooter. Norris. Stroh
captain who Is on the shelf due
to illness until next fall. The K
Of c. National has been his IA
vorit ever since he started com.
peting in the event.
All he has done Is captain 81,
championship teams, shoot a per
feet score, win the doubles will
Harold Allen, the singles twice
and the all-events five years. three
in succession, which is, indeed, al
enviable record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Top City Bow|ers
Roll This Week
In ; Big Meets
80 Teams Compete
in ABc. 90 in K. OF c.;
Classic Elves Entered
BN HAROLD ALL

Some Of Detroits best teams
will he active in the American
Bowling Congress tournament IN
Columbus, O.. the knights OF Co.
lunbus National in Cleveland and
the city tournament at the Detrol'
Recreation Building this week.
Among the 80 scheduled in the
ABC. George Bryant Schmidt
this Sunday, Chef Sieey's Norton
and Rog Overnyer's Detroit Gas
ket Tuesday. all Of the Times ALI
star Classic. will be in the spot
light. Norton rolled a new all
time high, 1902. 10 win the Glass
A title in the Times Sweepstakes
this year.
Earl Rosbury's Sarnowski, win
ner last season with 3073, and Joe
Norris Stroh are due Wednesday
in the city They will be fol-
lowed BY Bill Morland's Norge
Marygrove Thursday. George
Holmes Ekhardt & Becker George
Morgan's Detroit Recreation. Herb
Cases Edelweiss and Mette Stand
ish's George II. Schmidt next Sat
iIrdaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

family, and Pvt. First Glass Ed
ward S. (Porky) Oliver, the fellow
who lost the National Open by
teeing off too early He Is as
signed to the Tilton General Hos
pital.
Note From Barrie
A letter from John l.. Barrie Ut
Great Lakes tells of watching the
baseball team work out under
Mickey Cochrane says he ran
Into an old friend, Cliff Johnston,
who played with Tony Dugray's
A1tes team here John Is try
Ing out for Cochrane's club
John also asks us to say hello to
his old friend, Bob Swayze, Leo
C0nrOy's assistant at North Hills
. Sorry, John, Bob Is In the
army and now a neighbor of yours
at Fort Sheridan, they tell us.
There's always lots OF news
from the Great Lakes naval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

training station, where William
|P. Moloney, former Hearst sports
writer in Chicago, runs the pub
licity bureau.
steve Belichlck. the ID Detroit
Lions equipment boy who was ele-
waited TO the post of fullbsck In
midseason, is n chief petty officer
assigned TO recruit training
steve arrived ut Great Lakes from
Norfolk where he underwent pre-
liminary training.
Chuck Carey, former Michigan
State athlete. added new laurels
to his collection recently by land
ling near the top in rife drill ;.
he Is from Charlevoix Ensign
Paul Soper. assistant athletic d.
rector, has inaugurated boxing
and wrestling shows the navys
best met a group from Fort Sheri.
dan the bluejackets won all
six matches and now are waiting
for the navy pier bunch to chal-
lenge.
Gets Liberty
Stanley Bryda was referee III
the invitational swim meet at the
Detroit Athletic Club Satufda,
night He was granted brief
liberty ut the request Of Charles
II. Brennan, secretary Of thu
Michigan A. A. u.
Chief Petty Officer Franz
Sparta Is a former Michigan State
Normal athlete, starring In track
and basketball he is assigned
to drilling companies follow
ing his graduation from Ypsilant
he spent a year at Columbia
he played forward on the c. p. 0
basketball team which finish sec
ond in the intramural tourney.
Bob Calihan, former star o
University of Detroit and Eagles
baseball star, who led the Grea
Lakes team with sos points, u
now commander Of Company 22l
and big Robert drills from dawi
to dusk daily.
Among the co-ordinators of mas
Iathletics at Great Lakes arr
Benny Mccoy, former Tiger ant
IMackman; Sam Harshany, for
Imer st. Louis Brown: Aldo Fort,
of the Chicago Bears: John s. Hill
Howard Hickey, Roy Cochran ant
Joe Kuharich.
| The Bronzettes. group o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Others Came Through

When Stroh finished third In
the five-men last year two OF
Norris teammates for this partic-
ular event. Len Dettloff and Tony
Novak, took care of the title job.
They copied the doubles with 1882
and Novak also landed In front in
the all-events with 2060.
Leading figures at present are
the 1858 of Kunzelman-Esser OF
Milwaukee, the 1889 of Andy
Schmitt and Matt Kass of Chi
cago. the 697 OF Harold Bouche OF
Milwaukee and the 1884 of John
Martin of Chicago.
A total of 30 Class A Quintets
will try 10 post city champion
ship total this week, but Stroh,
Z. & b.. orge-Marygrove, De-
troit Recreation. Edelweiss and
George Fl. Schmidt teams are ex-
pected TO supply the most fire
works.
There will be bowlers from the
Greater Detroi. area on the ABC
drives every day this week. Their
udIileS anu captains lODOW.
Sunday Schmidt, George Bryant: Glenn.
70 Rzeppa. Clinton Valley Brassies. Jack
Baker Modern. steve Astbiesen; schhts
Don Coe; Mantle Club, Al Eagen; Ma
tional. Chrlss Neil. Tuenday-Berghon
Aus unger; John McGiew. Francis Troy
Van Dyke Rec, CaSs Zebrowski; Collins
Harmony, Eugene Becker: Farris Bros
Pat Lennon Norton. Chef Siicsy: Detroit
Gasket. Rog overmyer: Priehse oscAl
ZoeTling; DADS Rustic. Ed stader; BLU
Rock Majors. Sam Levine; Anes, Leslie
Fredericks RossO, Bernard Rosso. Oldbru
Harry Saunders. Thursday - Dynamic
Howard Zieman: Goebel. George Noteboom
Eschenburg, Harry Timpf, Denmsrsh Pa
MeEvoy. schmidt, Russ Knecht: L. A
Young Garments and stampings. Bot
Huett and Martin Dauur. Friday--Pabst
All Llss Farkas Five, John Farkas; Arch
way. Vernon Becker; Manor, Grant Star
buck: Chamberlain, Khn PETER. Michigal
AIkai No :, Roy Shoeklsy; Archie $
James Woods DeBarbrie. Frank DtBar
bTte Crosse Pointe Woods. Harry Mat
thews; r. Mahon--R iveters. Al Rut
ledge welders, Jack Olsen; Drafting. Hug
shannon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
z Detroiters
In AAU Handba,

Twenty-Five Detroiters are er(
tered in the National Junior AAQ
handball tournament which start
Monday night at the Downtown
YMCA. Play will continue al
week. with the doubles startinj
Wednesday and all finals sched,
uled for Saturday.
This is the biggest tournament
without a defending champion. Al
soon as a player wins the junio|
title he becomes a senior and n,
longer eligible TO compete. Blu
all the best handball players WIKI
have never won either the junio|
or senior are entered in this bit
meet.
Among the favorites are "A
Zerbo Of Detroit. Robert Kendle1
of Cleveland. Anthony Gentle an'
Jerry Lorenzo of Boston and Os
car Klayman of st. Louis. Wit
the senior tournament on the ives
coast most of the best player
have picked this meet here TO
their big appearance of the year
sINGLLS-FIRsT ROUND
MONDAY
! p. m.-Jack srenco Cst. LOUISE VI
Robert suder (Dstroit). on court No.
3p. m.-Paui stobbe tDetroip W.. Jane
4 MeFssley tDetroit), on court No 1.
I p. merry Lorenzo tB0stonl VI
John Scoops (Detroit, on court No. 2.
.. m darcy Caroian Detroit X. q
c } vs.. Max Thomas tDetroit ~
Va. sly Glass 1DetroiD. on court Mo- !.
p. m-John Misun (SelfridEe Field
vs.. Joe Templeton (Louisyiils, KY. o
sp. m.-John shsh.en Ccisv.land) y,
Jack HaKsnAh (DetroiD, on court No.
D. make sehrsibman (omaha) v,
Scott Howard (Detroit X. OF CO, O
p. m.--John How.n CDstroi,) ". Al
4 %. m Oscar Kiayman tst. LOUSY VI
Armand Duhsrt tDe,roit X. OF c.. o
court No. T.
\ TUESDAY
7p. m-DAn Bennett con city W A.
.th0ny Kaiser tDetrotD, on court No.
nsr seopis Lorenzo, on court No. 2.
II p. m. John Custonski (Detroip l.
\ Leonard MeldmAn tDetroip, on court No.
1 5p m Anthony GENTLE (Phiiadelpbis
vs.. I'd KoIlovskl (DetrohJ, on eoui
7p, m.-Robert Render tchieAgol v,
Jerry Breen (Detroit). on court No. I.
| 7p. m.--Paul Merio ODetroiD vs.. Leon
ard Duebail (DetroiD on court No. =.
sp. m.--Cai Bohn tDstroit vs.. winner
srenco-suder. on court No. 1.
/ 8 p. m.--Al Zerbo (DetroiD Va. WHINE
stobbe- MeFesley, on court No. 2.
.. m.-Russeii Ftske tChieaEo) VI
winner Thomas -Csrolan, on court No. I.
\ ep. m.--Ous Lewis tBunalo) va. Charis
/ Ackerman (Detroit), on court No a.
Doubles matches start Wednesday a.
3 and .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
HAvRE DE GRACE

TAT Baltimore, Nd.
l. R1NGMEHow, Liberty IT.. hssjamss
s-siR HowLEE. Lcr Lin. Myrtle N.
BIC STAKES. Chnfendaal. Buff
fiehead.
t-BULL WHIP. Kent0wn. FOEOso.
S-sEAMASLfKE. sir Counsellor. Ask
Aunt Ada
e--pRESENT AElMs. Son Aitssss. Rodin.
T--GiNoRI Gsnus ssvsfs Msson Diyor
t-hLtEkGlC, DIZZY Dame. Busy Pin.
BEsT-sEAMAHLIKE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Spring sports in the high schools
begins competition this week, with
Catholic League baseball teams
getting under way, while Metro
politan League tennis and golf
squads start their dual meet COM
petition. N
Outdoor track and baseball,
probably the most popular sports
among the Metro schoolboys, are
scheduled later. The Wayne Uni
yersity Relays will be held al
Belle Isle May 2. a week before
the regular inter-league competi-
ton. Baseball is scheduled Ia
start May 8.
Opening the Catholic League
baseball season Tuesday, Catholic
Central. First Division champion
will take on st. Catherine at Jayne
Field.
Lose Pitching Ace
The Shamrocks have lost theil
pitching ace, Pete Grzwny. but
five Of last years regulars art
back to form a strong contender
for this years title chase. Cath
Ole Centrais chief rivals. On pre-
season form. appears 20 be st
Mary's of BEDFORD and De Ii
Sale. The S rocks bea
Lourdes Of River Rouge in las
years finals. and the latter. too
should have another strong con
tender this year.
FIR. James Martin. Catholi,
Central coach, will depend on hi
regulars of the championship
team. which include Harry Ku
Java. catcher: Stanley Williams
Norb Switalski and Dick Yata
infielders, and Tommy Groth out
fielder.
Defending champions in othe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
NARRAGANSETT

fAt PANtucket' Il. -
ser SEE. HiKld High Martin
2-hAELfNE. Prairie Dos, Naldina
Bishop.
3-NORTH BOUND, Layaway, Wise
Colonel
a-CHALLANTE Boredom Bsllottf
5-TONYPlNDN Dear YANKEE Bal
t0tant
s--JEEsIE GLADYS. of Guard. Llght
Sweeper
$50 CFeskls GFand5usp
-cONoUERoR IT, DisVolo CIR Afds-
neil
s-UClN. Rough Command, Noble Boy.
BEeT-EORTH BOUND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Ashore and AfIoat With Athletes in y. S. Service:
LITTLE NOTES ABOUT BOYS DOING A BIG JOB

strong men from the navy pier,
gave an exhibition of their weight
lifting skill at the YMCA basket.
ball tournament at University OF
Chicago last week :. Carl Spen-
der OF the marine detachment has
been working out daily In prep
|aration for the national bicycle
races in Cleveland this summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Keeneland Results

FIRST RACE-ss0o, claiming, 2-year'
Slds; mai lens. about " % ~ % 1n
Rapid River tBrookD e02o Is %
Medid (Arcaro1 2.st
Time as 3-5,. OF 7;32 49,
Fortress Ges h'i Petty ofncsr .Th.r.ss Oil
'pieseishot and Diah also ran.
SECOND RAcE-ssOo. claiming. s-y.sr
Man About Town
chief " $ boy ,Robertson) 500 IS,
Hish Vote (WielanderD ll.A
chicago Dr., sparkling Gem. stepsom.
.Twinksr. brilliant Hope and Darby
Demon also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Ssoo, claiming, 3-yesr-
old and up maidens, 1 lis miles
Sweet Olga (Wielander) ooO f'oV
Hogan Vedder) 40
Time i:is Us, off 3:31.
Mohawk LILY. onstte. Cay Youth. Miss
Glamour. Little Pomona and Hadepine
FOURTH RAcE-sl. 900. allowances, 4
.year-oIds. about y mile;
santa Elisa tBodiou) $3.50 $50 500
Generosity OWielander) $40 2o0
a-Crest (ArcaroD SzO
Time as 3-5, on 4:03
a-Evaporate, Keep Flying, Brilliant Jru
Brother Bert, Long Trip and oalladon also
ran.
s-Headley entry.
FIFTH RACE-Si. 200, allowances. j.
year-Olds 2. mile:
FIRST Prize (waiace) 1910 40 500
First OF All tGsrnerD $40 ~
Florizan Beau tJemas) 5.1O
Time I IL 30, off ISL
Radio Joe and Boot and Spur also ran
SIXTH RACER 500 added. Ben All
Handicap, 3-year- olds and up. LIS miles
Steel Heels (Georgs) 4:2O ECO out
Aonbarr Oyer 100 out
Get on tYoung) OUT
Time 1 as Us. of 5.00i.
Royal Crusader also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-S1 ,UrO. allowances, J.
year -olds, "a mile
Ubiquitous tBiermanl $50 800 5W
Valdina Tout tBerger) $50 5I
. a-Certie CArcaro) J'zu
Time - 2-5, off 1888.
| Wise Decree, a-Liperty Lad, Put In,
! counterbaiancs American Lake. Cloak
/ Sweepstaker and River Boat also ran.
! a-Wels-V andusen entry
EIGHTH RACE-ts00. claiming i-year
olds and up l i.l6 miles:
lWar Vision (Clsrk) 80 90 ~
ICstAlonia tscurlock $40 OO
i Two Ply (Robertsonl fsO
Time 1.4e, off 6:0iY.
| Dallaslte. stairs Henry Halter Delta
l Dan New Discovery. Gounod and Extra
step also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Max Forst tRobsrtson) 1870 10 on
Baby Talk (woolfo no
Top queen. &C ea 11 70 Cuckoo. Red
Amazon. Lady Lyonors and hight and Sin
also ran.
SECOND RACES, 900, claiming. i.y.sr-
T YiSs snd t ", "'''' $50 $50 $40
Not Yet (Atkinson) 7sO 500
Mas, r,m. and a., wig tsn o,s =, om $40
and Autlnous also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si 900. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up. mile:
Mar lie johnston 100 $40 sc
La Scala tsnydeD so $50
Time :i3 Id. oc 3:2eN
ouintiiisn. Blue Leona, Fly Gent and
Mad Money also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si, 900, claiming. ,
little suIsnns tDe LarD $40 40 7ec
Castlsridse Atkinson 400 7-oo
Time ia as. off s:bsi,.
Mad Crusader, chrono' and Rough sugar
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--si, 200. allowances. &
Taking ways tAtkinsop) 500 $40 OF
Gold Teddy tstrango $40 az
Rough Pass tDabsonl .. IL
Time III As, off 4:20h
Bits Sister Noteworthy. orr shore
Leading Actor and Patrol Scout also ran.
SIXTH RACE IS. 600 added. Roger vii
lisms Handicap. 3-year-olds and up, i-ls
miles:
lb-Grasshopper II
Bell Tower tMeloehe) so ~
No Competition (Dsnnl,l s.t'
Time 1:t5r' off +:4sh
Kansas, Maechance, Wedding Gail Blue
Warrior. Red Moon. b-Eamboromoon and
Boston Man also ran.
b-Bessiey Cohen entry.
SEVENTH RACE--Si 600 claiming 4.
year Odds and up. ] 1-l6 miles:
Haste Back (DabsonD $40 80 , ~
Gallant One (MalearD 100 500
MIN Punch (GonzAlez) $50
Time i47 2-5, OF 5:ie.
Battery, Yannie Sid and Pilatesun alsS
ran.
EIGHTH RACE-ti 900. claiming. 4
year-olds and Up, mile and 20 yards
string Music lstrangs) $50 $50 2.ss
ships Bells (Robsrtson) $40 90.
White Bsmite tsistol 46(
Time l:45. off 5it.
Epitory. Repellsr. Inactive War Bon
net Trace Boy. Jassion and whip.Away
also ran.
NINTH Races 900 claiming. i.ysar
ODDS and up. l mile and 10 yards
Windshield tBaisskD 1880 ~
sherlock tsnyder) 40
Time 1914 as, off s:i3.
Bonsibie, Old River. over Gold. jest
Once. Last Chance. Mollie Gal. Jaeopobeii,
and cannibal also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
SoffbsII League Organizing

A meeting will be held by the
Courier Softball League Monday
evening for all divisions at 7:30 at
6136 Michigan avenue. Teams in
terested in joining are urged TO be
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

(SsHd as ns0s Of former ath-
letes an the armed service. Wen
publish 10 on Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Paris g. Practices
FOR MONDAY

Paris, Class A baseball team.
will practice At Northwestern
Field. Diamond No. ), this Sunday
at 4 y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Hanks Old Job

bCFkts LAnnh oEUtuDCEk Has UCChs
working out ut first base for his
MacDili Field team, but expects
TO return 10 the outfield when the
regular season starts He played
both positions for the Detroit
Tigers.
The MacDill Filters, who were
Florida state champions last year.
will play in the West Coast
League. the season opening April
Is The MacDill softball league
has % teams, some with squa6S
as big as SO men The league
plays three nights week on five
diamonds :. The Quartermaster-
Engineers Softball League. a To-
team group, is made up Of colored
troops.
Pvt. Edward Sadowslxi, formerly
with the Detroit Eagles, 10 player
coach of the Fort Dix basketball
team He was married Febru-
AIRY to Miss Charlotte O'Hara
of Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Corporal Marty McGann, at the
same post, is conductor OF the
amateur boxing tournament
He formerly fought, trained and
managed fighters In addition ia
making matches and running small
clubs He Is athletic director
of the 10th reception center.
Remember Dave Smuckler
Temples great fullback who
later was traded 10 the Detroit
Lions, but picked the army in
stead he's at Fort Dix now
He played on the Fort Han
cock team this fall Golf is
well represented with Pvt. James
lTurneSa of the famed Turnesa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
By EDGAR HAYES

A letter from Private Thomas
Daher at Tacoma, Wash, says
Thanks for article in Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
SARRAGANsETT

tPaWtucket, II. -
i-VEsTED. Last Frontier. HiEh Martin.
2-PRAIRlE DOG. Adolf. Cay Set
LAYAWAY, North Bound Aiahag.
BOREDOM. ArgeIS. Calory.
B-BALLoTANT. Dear Yankee, Tripians.
g. PRIMA DONNA. LAght sweeper Oh
Guard.
1850. CreAkle, Nsvsrin.
s-EsTA, Two-o-Two. PAR Earnest.
s-UGIN, Pilot Boat. Peanut Lady.
BEeT-RORFDDM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
(By United Press)
JAMAICA

tLong Island, y. y
i-oLD RosEBUsH. Etruscsn. Dixie
Man.
a-sTIMsTOSE, PhsntAm Lady, Sweet
NuEhle.
3--PLAYGRoUHp. Bvlrs Eye. Tinden.
s--HAPPY NOTE. Lassator. Skin Deep.
b--NETTLEsoME, zAcatinc DouplrSb.
FAMILIES. solita. This England.
7-ENocH BoRLAND. Castigads, Hili.
blond.
sT-pIAyCpOt-Np
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Forty-one bowlers had averages
OF 165 or better, including Frank
Dziesupek Of jackson. 178.
Michigan has two representa-
tives on the Chanute Field baseball
squad, Burton Slower of Williams
ton and Charles Ross of Albion
|. Ross played for University OF
Michigan and Slower was in the
Michigan State League -. Three
Big Ten opponents are on the
Chanute Field golf schedule. ILL
nois, Indiana and Iowa >. Danny
Damn. the best heavyweight at tho
post. spends his spare time writ
Ing poetry and songs but he
hasn't too much spare time as he
is also a right fielder on the base
ball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
HAyRE DE GRACE

tAt Baltimore. MO-
-MAEJAMEs, SILVER Run. Rinemenow.
LAST BET Mardi Gras. Ler.Lin.
BIG STAKES Cilngendssl, Sir Md
BULL WHIP. Fogoso, kentovn.
S-sEAMANLiKE, Ask Aunt Ada. Don
Diveto.
s-PREsEHT ARMS, Alhslon, Son
Altesse,
MASON DIXON, Ginoblj Gentle saw
age
s-sIR LANCELoT. Allsrgic. Busy
Fingers,
BEsT-sEAM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Mondays Best Bets
(By International News Service)
JAMAICA

tAt Long Island, ~. "
i-oLD RosEBUsH, Armor Bearer.
Aimed
? -sTfMSTOSE. Air Spring BrlmAks.
3-BULL's EYE, Ttndeil. Play Ground.
4-sKiN DEEP. HAbo. Happy Note
5-DoUBLRAB. Burberry Pie. KING
Torch
s--RkMTLLIEs, THIS EnEisnd, ships
Run.
7-BETTY's BOBBY. castigsda, Enocn
BEST BErTY's BOBBY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Havre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-Sl 900, claiming, 3-ysar-
ods and up. :. mile:
Cherrydale tMadden) 1870 ~ 80 1920
Jezara (Cusimanob 1870 10 90
Knitetta (Gonzalez) 1880
Time 1:15, off 2:37b
a-Happy Slave, Doctors Nurse. Persian
Queen. Croissant, Bright and Early. First
Family, a-Berwyn, Misa Thirteen and
Bright Camp also ran.
a-Rogers entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Cooley Strong Again

Cooley High, winner of the base
ball title in the metropolitan
League, is expected to have an
other strong outfit this season
Returning are Art Wilson, pitcher
Dave Jaska and Jack Harris, In
fielders, and Elmer Thiede, out
fielder. Newcomers, several whs
have promise, are expected to al
the bill.
Mrs. Jean Hoxie's Hamtramcl
High tennis team. Metro cham
pions for three years. is expected
to be as strong. II not stronger
than in the past, despite the los
of its ace. Freddie Kovalski. wh'
has graduated.
Defending the two spring gol
titles are u. OF d. High In tour
nament play, and BEDFORD u
match play.
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