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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Park
Meters
Start

One PLAYER 13, stands out today
in the entry list for the annual
junior and boys tournament start
ing at Ford Field under the aus
plceS Of Highland Park Tennis
Club He is Walter English Of
Hamtramck who shares the state
boys doubles championship with
Alexander Hct2oCk
The smooth StrOknE English is
apt 10 make the final In the boys
section He is also in the junior
group where tho going is a little
tougher and the Older players
have the benefit of experience and
Stiffer competition 10 his diSad-
vantage
English attracts notice as the
youngStcr most likely 10 rival
Fred Kovalcski when he reaches
KoyaleSkIS pom OF development.
Close on his heels or ucadlng on
them is apt 10 be HotzeCk. his
doubles associate. tennis stars
believe.
While the highland Park event
starts the Hamtramck junior
number is up for disposal. Bill
Sayre> and Eddie MatySiak dId
not play their Semifnal yesterday
because of rain The winner pairs
with James JankowskI also fa-
Norcd 10 reach the Highland Park
title round
MaNsiaks victory over Jim
Alexander in The Quntcrfnal
Alexander holds a decision over
JankoWSlI also entities hlm TO
consideration both for The Ham
framck final and along tho route
ai Ford Field later.
Sayros Redlord promising en-
iry has a game potentially strong
enough 10 hold Up the hard hlt-
ting MatySiak Both SalrcS and
IankoW>Ei hold decisions over
Alexander JankoW~N defeated
>ayrc~ for the public park, title.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

Inn Turf
Annals

NEW YORK, Aug. "a CUP)-
The Jockey Club of New York
and the state racing commission
today made public their reasons
for not granting Jockey Bobby
Merritt a license to ride on New
York tracks.
In compliance With a State Su-
preme Court show cause order,
Empire Steward Marshall Cas-
Sidy testified that Merritt had
pulled the horse. Peep Show, on
two occasions / season and
then had attempted 10 win with
the mount in a third race 10 bene-
fit certain heavy bcttorS.
Cassidy said that after the third
race Merritt was summoned by
the stewards and told that ne was
not wanted on New York tracks.
I4Ie-eaiA tAst- nAtla Merritt denied
the charges the Jockey told the
group that nc would be pleased 10
be able 10 80 some place else and
race rather than be ruled against
and have d suspension on his rec
ord.
Merritt took his case 10 court
in an effort 10 force commission
and track officials 10 grant the
license
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Tigers On The
Swing Shift,
Attract 1866
RN EDGAR HANEs

Joe NCt'8Trny t0OF official u0tTCc
af thc sloppy play Of Ncw York in
Tho twin show sunday by Scram-
bling the lineup for the SWING shift
game. In proved successful for the
CHAMPIONS defeated inc Tigers 4
20 And In contrast 10 the 10
r.sat., -..i-sSlt44.i---. aAep--3R-tha
fr,t contest they made only one
yesterday
For rdtp morning start there
WAS remarkable attendance Of
\ 6a5- ar 67 ns7- in three games with
New York OF the current series.
Ram descended long and hard
enough 10 bring poStponcment Of
the twilight affair
St4EnNUeISS- -Fta- -Ce-d
Frank l-a-ShnrtStnp and
was charged with the only boot.
II was on the first Tiger 10 bat,
Roger Cramcr. and on a hard hit
ball Mst to the left nf second. But
came through with a
grand stop or Rloodworths : single
back of second in Tho fourth with
f4arr7S=nr=Sccn nrH=and prevented II
run which would have put the
Tigers in front
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
YoST on PROGRAM

Others Of the Washington back
field ln the Wor kolt included Ray
Hare hard blocking quarterback
sammy BaaCh left h7iinack and
Wilbur Gabby Moore ugnt half
back n FaTkaS doe, not start
the Mllback VIII be Bob seymour.
nard-hitung Oklahomau
Pre-game Ceremonlc, ~ tho
Evanston Stadium tomorrow night
VIII include an exhibition by a
drill team from the GlcnvleW
Naval Ar St.tIon After this cN-
d.bltIor. the All-S'ar trophy viii
ne presented hy Fielding II Nnst
20 Bruce smith foimcr Mime
sofa halfback Smith naval
eadct stationed on the NoSt
Coast WAS voted by newspaper
men the most valuable A|l-S'ar
player in the 1912 game with tho
Bears
Don Hut>on Of tho Greer Bay
Packers was voted tho most VAL
gahle pro player.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
No. / Draft Choice

Sr--rur=t tzrr-=Ati-=rirl= =9r- -tActais
V0Ic here NC' !or fr0 AI'-Sfar
Same -it-NaS- -Hnt- .lpAug- ~ tt!S
end whether oI either gentle
man knew anything new on the
SinkWlCH situation
AS >oa may know N "a football
fam S0nkWICh VAS tho No !
choice IN thc draft and the Lions
cnloled tGc privilege of putting
hlS name In the goldfish bowl be-
y-,r-tSr- tttt1tttt tttr-- ii4f-t4i fft-tife
pro-IeaEue standings Tor 1912.
With Sinkwlch already in serv-
ice. claiming the PLAYER vas be
icved only gesture Thus If
SInRWlCn IS discharged and IoInS
The Lions II Will be somewhat Of
an unexpected Christmas present
for Mandel and DoraiS. We can
Vision the owner and coach Al
ready doing something Of polka
Besides starring for Georgia in
tha regular season -SInkwIct1 =naS
also outstanding in the Rose Bowl
game IN Pasadena He ietned the
marines m f9i2 and was called TO
active service IN June. after being
graduated from college SlnkWich.
blonde Cyoauan-AmeriCan out OF
Youngstown O.. is % In l9ll he
played u4th broken jaw. ~ one
time taking a hquid diet from
straw.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
-Four Not AvaiIa bic

The Lions also drafted George
PoSchner. star end with SlnkWlch
az Georgia. who also entered Scrv-
ice And PoSchncr like SlnkWlch.
came from NounCS being a
couple of fair country grIdderS
whom Paul Brown of Ohio State
missed when he Combed his own
Buckeye State for material
OF course Big TenncrS sCoff-
ingly proclaimed that the pay has
always been better in the South
ern Conferences. The Lions also
appear 10 have missed out on an
other fine end in Dave Schreiner
of Wisconsin, for whom they bid
along with their. claim for Sink
witch and PoSchner
Among the All-Siars here are
SIX Lion drafteeS They include
Jack Irish. Arizona Dick AShcom
Of Oregon State tackles Paul
SIzcmorc. end. Furman William
Remington. center. Washington
State Richard Re0from, quarter
back Washington State and Jack
Fenton halfbaCk Michigan State.
With four apparently unavailable.
Dorals hopes 10 land Irish and
AShCOn
Incidentally. George Pres to n
Marshall, the famous Snowman
and owner Of The Redskins. le-
ports that he IS serious about his
suggestion that pro-fooihall teams
be- Scrt overseas 10 entertain SerN-
lceuor ic would have the teams
visit Australia England and
Africa
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
NEWHOUSER LOSES

George StalnbaCk a former
Tger, WaS in right field in place
Of Bud Metheny lie felded his
position perfectly and got one hit,
4 single
Hard luck continues 10 plague
Harold y eW h ouSer who was
charged with me defeat ms rIghth
IN a row He pitched seven innings
before leaving for plnChittter. In
that time he gave up two runs. on
Joe Gordons long homer into the
upper left field stands with Keller
on first
Hal allowed fve hits during his
tenure He walked three and
famed sin But the Tigers who
-eoiiceted 90 runs in -the-' EarncS
-on Sunday found Bill Zuher too
tough and When Newhouser left
they hadn't scored a run. Detroit
collected SIN hits.
The only Tiger marker came in
the eighth when Hoover opened
with a single -tn-leti- -ceptrr-stpd
moved up a notch while Gordon
threw out Wakefield York SlaShed
a double against the stands in left
center and Hoover scored. Higgins
fouled 10 HelmSley and Harris
popped 10 Stirnweiss 10 end the
rally
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Hockey
Pioneer
Dies
By NERN DeGEER
port. Kdltor. Toronto Glohe ard MnIl


TORONTO. Aug "A w Q s
Champ the Regina hotelman and
restsHrater who started Eddie
Shore on hockey career
that was 10 gain for him the larg-
est salary in the history OF tho
professional game, died The other
day
In recent Years Wcs had been
a huSv- commuter between Regina
and Peterboro. watching over his
hotel interests. Except for an oc-
caSional visit TO Torontos Maple
Leaf Gardens and passing interest
IN the development Of players
around Peterboro. he was hockey's s
forgotten man
Time was. however. wh Q n
Champ was one of the most ener-
gotIC and successful OF the profess
SIonal pioneers on the Canadian
pralrIeS. In 1921 Champ was per-
Suadcd by Gordon Duke" Keats
20 sponsor Regina entry in the
Western Canada League.
In 1924. when Champ listened
TO an enthusiastic sales talk from
a fresh youngster from the
sticks Strapplng individual
with 2 firm conviction that WeS
was looking At the greatest pros
pcct IN or out Of captivity
Champ signed Shore as a right
WlnEer at 1900 for the season.
no great ShuCks Of a contract n a
day when the boys were drawing
from 81 900 to 50 $500 But II was
a start and two years later Shore
was with Boston Bruins heading
into one Of the most Colorful ca
ICcrS an hOCkcN annals
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Girl Net Stars
Win Easily

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. q CUP)
Ranking girl tennis stars of the
nation moved into the upper
brackets of the national girls
lawn tennis championship matches
at Philadelphia Cricket Club to-
day by virtue OF easy victories
over less experienced opponents
The field Of 80 was reduced TO
l6 as play opened for the second
day Remaining players include
Shirley Fry Akron. O.; Dorothy
Head. Alameda. Cal. Lillian Lo-
paus. New York. Betty RoSen-
quest, South Orange ~ j.; Louise
Snow, bakersfield Cal. Margaret
Carey San Diego, Cal. and Gloria
Evans, Upper Montclar, y. J.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Success Formula
Druggist, ~, Turns Full Time Emergency Pitcher,
Wins, Says It's All in Relaxation

HARTFORD Conn Aug -
When 44-ycar-old Sam Hyman
locked his drugstore and headed
for the ball park. his intentions
were 20 spend a quiet afternoon
and nus hopes were that Hartford
would knock over Wilkes-Barrc
and get nli Of sixth place in the
Eastern League
sam arrived az The park and
~or>od something was amI>> OF
Hartford five pitchers. none was
ON thc fold II was game time
and Manager Del BISSonctte was
about lu call of the game,
Back IN tho DOS Sam was a fire
ball pitcher in the old Eastern
League for Allentown and Albany
Ho Ggurcd hc still was IN good
shape 50 he went over 10 Bison
netc and offered his services.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

is waiting for peace 70 spring gn-
g,Eor ltca tins one q plan ~
send pro-CrldderS 10 Sou IN
America
II VAS pointed oUt here that
Ai-f-ifaIt-ts = a-n-4n erica ~
minded lie VAS promoter of the
games ln Dallas IN 1897 The on'y
t'7U-ATU0TTCaU sports 'vCnt ever
held n the United states
OF more than ordinary interest
To- Detroit fans viii bc the appear
aucc of AndN FsrkaS. former IA
NOUS Fitsn tB the game hete-te-
morrow nghr tnui WSt recently
Farhas VAS Washington hold
out FGt Andy walked into the
FiEcVatcr Reach Hotel here md
signed hI, contract. Marshall de-
arcd The player met the clubs
'r.m> f'ht, means 4 S200 weekly
tUU for absence, amounting 10
AA-4--.4---e enforced The money
VH be divided among his team
mates. according 10 announce
nent Andy has been working out
with the University Of Maryland
..r1ffr n
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Trenton Jockey Club
Is Denied Meeting

TRENTON. y 7 Aug u UF)
New Jersey RaCIuE Commission
today had denied the Trenton
Jockey Club permission 10 con
duct horse racing and parr-mu'ucl
betting AZ the Trcn ton FAR
Grounds
In answer 20 an application
filed by Roy By son Maryland
racing figure the commission de-
clarcd Yesterday thar 10 locate a
race track Iu tEckly Congestcd
cities or near large communities
is Of doubtful dcSlrabllty
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
, LINEUP GUESS

Its believed Head Coach Harry
SruhidreherS opening lineup Will
Took something itkc- this
Blll Huber tNotra Dame / +.
Al Wlstcrt Michigan b. l.. T.
teilA Bucck Texas a & M,
L. 6
NC LlndskoE Stanford G..
GarraId Remscy lNliLam &
Mary r g.
Dick WttdHHe- -Aei-Rtt-~et6- F}-fi,.
f'p+r f4ff1-1g ttr7rttatra p ?. e r r.
Tom FarlSadlscursitt-tyt----
Otto Graham Northwestern
/, H.
Bob Steuber Missouri Z II.
Pat Harder WISCONSIN, r b.
Andy tarkas. Washington vrr-
Gran, wa~ rHRHtHss RI t4i+hack
with Hhe first haCkneld In last
nights drill under The lights.
which may mean That the former
University of Detroit star until
rsCenllX- a hulduul- may hc IN tEe
starting lineup tomorrow night.
FaIkaS- Who mas hccn working
OUT with the University of Mar ?
land squad Is down 80 piazlng
weight. -lS5 pound, iIe-s'arrcd
ior The RedskIn>In their smashing
victory over The Chicago Bears
for the championship test fail.
Best runner on tGC field AndY
crossed the Bear goal line for
his team second touchdown
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Double Mai Windup
On Mack Park Card

4 double windup features to-
nights wrestling card in Mack
Park or inside FairNlew Gardens.
IN case of lnclement weather The
match 10 which most Importance
attaches is the one between Bert
Ruby and Buck" Estes. who
drew two weeks ago in a move
10 decide an opponent FOR MWA
uuor heavy champion Flash
Gordon The winner will get that
Shot
In the companion bout Jack
League. former fighter and MNA
champ meets the rough house
Wild Bill Zim. ~ The show starts
at SO % m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
DETROIT
sew YORK

RATED f0f Newhousrr m seventh.
+Ba"ed for Henshaw n ninth
Ran FOR Ross In ninth
Runs Johnson Keller ? Gordon
Hoover Runs batted Gordon . Etter
YORK Errors SfrUWeise Richards
TWo-bass hits Johnson Harms York
Home run Gordon Sacrl0ce hrs Ettcu
Zuber Gordon Left on bases Detroit
Sew York 7 Double p,BNs- BloodVor'h 'D
YORK; Hoover 20 Bloodvnrth 20 YORK.
Bases on baNs-Oh NeWhouser g. IN ~
ncr 3 ~ Heushsw struck otr ~
<eVNnuser by Tuner HTS or Sew
7.Iser 20 innings umpres IpEtas.
stewart ard Weafcr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Big Ten Directors
Ponder M Opening

CUICAGO Aug = TCTI-BIg
Ten athletic directors met today
n an effort 20 plug schedule gaps
IN the football programs of NIchl-
gan 4Hd Purdue The NoNcrincS
and BoilcrmakcrS were lDit with
open dates when Michigan State
dropped football
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
YORK KEEPS LEAD

Hcnshaw replaced NewhouSor in
the eighth and gave up two runs
johnson singled 10 start the pro-
ceedings his third hi, Of the game
Keller walked and Gordon LAID
down A perfect sacrifice moving
both runners along. Nick Etten $
long single into right scored both.
Etten's drive sent in two 10 give
him a season total Of IS York'S
one advanced him to 81, where he
leads the league.
Virgil Trucks and Hal White
viii pitch for the Tigers in today'S
double-header. They'll be opposed
by Spud Chandler and Hank Boro-
wy In tomorrow'S bargain bill
Paul Trout who hlanked tho Yam
KEGS Sunday will gct another
chance along with Stuhby over.
mlre
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Times Carriers PLAY
Again Thursday

Second round play IN tho Car
ucr League division Of the Metro
polltan Detroit Times sponsored
Softball tournament VIII be played
Thursday morning Schedules for
second round teams viii be car
red IN Wednesdays Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

pectcd 10 be
among the Col
lege All Stars
when they take
the field against
the Washington
Redskins ( o +
the o opcnln &
W h iSt ] @ at
ID yC h q Field
Evanston to-
marrow eAp
nlng
A capa c ity
crowd OF 30 900
persons " / ] |
see the game
the tenth an
nlIal SlIrh cNhl-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
SO HE LISTENED

BISSouette was desperate enough
20 listen
sam" he said do YOU think
YOU can last couple of min
utes until those other guys
show ups
You bet," Sam replied lust
give me a contract and make
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

To play Before
$4,000 Persons
By LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 24-While
the starting lineup viii not be
definitely named until Just before
the game AAAittstefitt " great -tfti-
verSity of Michigan tackle IS ex-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
FANS CHRr HAPPILY

When the first inning passed
ScorclcSs thcv figured jt was W>t
a bit Of luck Bur the Sanc thirg
happened in The second inning.
The BaronS began io SHOW signs
of ImeaslUcsS
They had good cause to worrv.
because Sam pulled Tho game out
for Hartford. s.. ard thn fans
20 say nothing OF Bissoncttc-
went wild sam. of course was
proud or VIM re t7TTf rtCUT- But.
bc SAID .latcr he bad a formula
Tor SUCCESS
Just relaN," hc Said The
trouble with nine out Of ten
pitchers today j. that they don't
know how to take u easy. They
gct' Themselves all ncrved M
and lose control. They should
learn 10 rclaN and take IL easy"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

bltion OF football and If not ia
vorltCS the CoIlogianS may be-
even money iH the betting due 20
their -EEeaL aEra@et- talent this
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Murdoch Back
In Pin Classic

MuvdocK became the sixteenth
bowling team IN the Detroit
Times All-Star Classic today fo'-
lowing an announcement Harold
DeCrick, captain Of Ncrnors last
season, had loaned his franchise
20 Jimmy Murdock. sponsor. for
the coming season
Murdock which operated under
Charley Goodrow franchise. VIII
have the same team. Elwood
Blake. Jack DiGiovannL Joe I,m-
merle, Bert Pearson, Frank Cell
and Paul Cito
Palmer Park Ladies House cir
cunt will meet tonight ard tho
Mems SIS House tomorrow At g
p. m. according 10 Arr Watson
The latter roll, on Tuesday at
SIS p m.
Manufacturers and JobDcrS VIII
organize their bowling loop Al so
Fisher Building tomorrow AZ 7
p. m. Those of l6u Average are
asked to attend or call Ed Fisher
at OIL 1862 evenings.
New Fairyicw Recreation Junior
House VIII rcOrgauiio ai 1889 l..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06

ter. The program is an ali-revivaI bill, comprised of two smash hits brought back to Waterbury by pop ular demand they are Great Guy" starring Academy Award winner James Cagney. and T1e 30 Steps,. co-starring Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll. Perform ances and this evening. so if you haven't seen the program, do SO at once.
 Opening tomorrow at the Strand are gigantic flrSt-run hits, each in their Waterbury premiere. First is the thrilling mystery film. "rhe Purple v" starring Mary MacI.ead. John Archer and others. then there Is "rhe Man Trap" with Dorothy Loyett and Lloyd CoTrigan.
 This program vii lbe here for three days only, tomorrow. Thursday ana Friday.
 Opening a four day engagement at the strand on Saturday is Roy Rogers newest and absolutely his biggest hit to date Idaho" In which he appears with Smiley Brunette and Bob Nolan and the Sons Of the Pioneers. On the same big program Is "Allbi' an exciting mystery film.
 Boys and girls of every age are invited to join the Roy Rogers fan club, first meeting to be held ct this theater on Saturday afternoon. this week. To every boy and girl attending we will give. as . souve- mfr, a beautiful 6 10 c0iored pho tograph Of Roy RcgerB, new King Of the Cowboys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
What Dld HenneEy
 Whlsper to Beau Jack?
By DAN PARKER

HENRY ARMSTRONG ey were in cnch m the closing nights Beau tell his bones about stating that they think Henry taking easy' in the ninth
 that ws the Beau took beating in that round for his hedness will be recalled fosy instead Of letting Henry do all the work had been the in tho ninth round
 Dee Che 6 money that would be involved the Beau Jack cabinet doesnt want return bout with AmFong peculiar spot Beau iS in
 aes fear that he fighter would lose his Harlem following # he beat Henry badly.
 It understand this feeling Jack last Friday night just for winning the decision Henry the silly stun that makes for return bet that those the hghwy robbery box oce engagement though they alone would be responsible
 DICK MEHAN of the South Brooklyn Meehans umpres for the Dodged in Ehbets end did the eight little Meehans Dick Sauay and didn't get sawk Sunday handled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
nx HACK CUDDY

(Unttea RgeW Seakk CoEtoSn non0eno
 New York, April 6. - (UP) = oothams turf addlots manifested heishtened confidence and general expectancy today because Thursday will find Jamaica inaugurating a leO-day state horse-racing season that even the most rabld conserva- tive must admit is full of promise.
 Practically every thoroughbred of renown in the country has are rived or is on the way for a fat schedule of lucrative purses. Thus, In the absence of any war-inspired Interruptions, the excellent trans- portation facilities to the New York track furnishes the prospect of Q brilliant season.
 Perked Up
 Cause for more optimism on the part of the horsemen Is the resump- tion of racing at Bay meadows today on a S5-day extension, the addition of five days of charity rac- Ing at Plmllco's spring meeting and the opening Saturday of full meet- ings ct Keeneland and Narragansett.
 The Metropolitan Jockey Club and each of the other four New York racing associations have emphasized 100 per cent cooperation with the war effort and symptoms of success arc in such evidence on oil sides that the full complement of l60 days, including the usual August program at Saratoga, may be con- centrated in the local area,
 An appropriately-tagged event. the experimental handicap is carded as the opening day feature at Jamaica. The handicap will be distinguished for two reasons as the first definite evidence of how fans will react to "autoleSs racing" !" and the appearance of Allen Sim- mons blue swords, generally chosen as the most formidable adversary of Count Fleet for the Wood Me- morial and Kentucky Derby. Blue Swords will be top-weighted at l26 pounds since the Count will not strat,
 The $7S00 Paumonok Handicap will follow on Saturday and on April l7th. The turf spotlight will be focused on Jamaica for the $25,- 900 Wood Memorial, Metropolitan preview of the Derby. Although this event usually cliinaxes the sea- son at Jamaica, stellar array of events will follow to keep the turn stiles humming.
 Attractive
 Tho $l0OOO Excelsior will be run off on April 24, the $6,000 RoSedale the following "wednesday, the $5,000 Jamaica handicap on May l, the $5,o0O Youthful on May s and the $l5,O00 Grey lag on May 8. That string of events should bring the rail-girds to the snug little Long Island course in droves.
 Although Dr. E. P. Kilroe. pre- siding at the meeting, has Suhstitut- ed optimism for apprehension, he will be joined by several racing of- ficials in keen study of early at tendance statistics. George Bull of Saratoga and Empire. George Wi- dener of Belmont and Theodore Knapp of AQueduct will help him concentrate on boNoffice returns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
 #] Gas:l;S E; BOARD

New York.-Sunny Jim Fitzsim- mons can't recall when the nation was free of racing for a period of nine days, and the Belair Stud trainer was around some time be- fore the photo finish.
 But here are the poor bookmak- CTS having to struggle along without their suckers until the New York season opens at Jamaica, April 8. This pleases Butch LaGuarci8 more than his brigadier generalship. He can put his cops on more important things.
 Winning the Arkansas Derby at Hot Springs, Seven Hearts definitely took his place as threat in the Kentucky Derby, May 1.
 Seven Hearts, a further recon. mendation for the young sire, Grand Slam, is another bargain basement colt. The Brown Hotel Stable of Louisville purchased the good-sized chestnut at the Lexing- ton sales for $4OO. He has accounted for $l7.O0O to date.
 Although not as hatracky as Ex. terminatOr, Seven Hearts reminds you somewhat of old Bones. He runs the same way His hoofs bare. ly leave the ground. He moves with such little effort that he travels faster than he appears to be.
 Seven Hearts, out of the dam, Lovie, she by DOnnacona, was cam paigned at Detroit. Keeneland and Churchill Downs last year, won four races in a row.
 Grand Slam, by Chance Play and out of the distinguished dam, Jeanne Bowdre, she by Luke Mc- Luke, also got Devils Thumb. which completed 8 grand slam at Saratoga last August. The Stake-winner, Ogma, also is one of Grand Slams first crop.
 Devils Thumb. which went slightly frong following the big month at the Spa. is now in New York with his W. E. Boeing-owned stablemate. Slide Rule. Count Fleet and Blue Swords.
 Count Fleet is the shortest-prIced