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Evening star., 1943-03-28
Officers Figure
In StauntOn News

STAUNTON, March 27.-Mrs.
Robert E. Wysor, jr, wife of Col.
Wysor of College Park, Md, is here,
the house guest of her sisters, the
Misses Mary Lou and Margaret Kent
Bell. The Misses Bell entertained at
a beautifully appointed tea Satur-
day, honoring jointly Mrs. Wysor
and Mrs. Leonard D. Heaton, wife
of 1t. Col. Heaton, who is here on
duty at the Woodrow Wilson Cen
eral Hospital.
Representative and Mrs. r. Wynd-
ham Bean have returned to Wash
ington after spending a few days
at Herringstone, their recently pur-
chased home near the city.
Col. and Mrs. E. R. Warner Nc
Cabe, who have been in Washing
ton for several days this week, have
returned here to their home on the
Hill.
Mrs. Eugene Ridings and Eugene,
Jr., wife and son of Col. Ridings.
now on foreign duty, arrived here
recently from BrownWood, Tex, and
are residing on North jefferson
street, where they will make their
home indefinitely.
1t. Comdr. Randolph Boyer who
has been spending a short leave here
with his family, has left for Wash
ington.
Mrs. E. Walton Opie has left for
New York, where she will join Gen.
Opie, who is there on temporary
duty. for several days visit.
1t. Col. M. M. Brice, who has been
here for a short time with his FAM
lily at their home in College Park,
has returned to Washington.
DR.. Charles Knott of WASHINGTON,
who has been visiting his mother,
Mrs, w. j. Shifett, at her home near
the city, has returned to the Cap
ital
Mrs. C. P. Hollis has left for
Washington and Baltimore, where
she will visit relatives and friends
for several weeks.
Mr.. Everett w. Parrish has re-
turned to his home in Washington
after a Today visit here with his
sister, Mrs. T. G.. Simmons.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

who returned last week to their
home In New Orleans.
Corpl. william Cans has returned
to duty at Bowman Field, near
Louisville, KY, after spending a
short time with Mrs. Cans, who now
is in New York for a short stay.
Mrs. Sadie Hofheimer has re-
turned to Norfolk after visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Barnet and their two
children.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kahn and her
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Posner, are
home from a visit at Miami Beach.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

ing the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Frank.
Mrs. Norman Fischer made an
early spring visit in New York, where
she was the guest of relatives, and
again is in her Washington home.
Mrs. Frank Luchs is another
Washingtonian who has been out of
town, having spent the past week
with Ensign Luchs at Princeton,
N. j., where he is on duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gassen-
heimer are home after spending sev-
eral weeks at Palm Beach.
Maj. and Mrs. G. Haskell Small,
Evening star., 1943-03-28

ing her sister, Mrs. Sarah Marrow
of New York, who came here after
visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. William Linenberg of Phila-
delphia is an early spring visitor in
the Capital and is the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Lasker in her apartment in
Cathedral Mansions.
Mrs. Singer, wife of Capt. Harold
Singer, U. S. A., has with her for
a week the latter's mother, Mrs.
Blanche Singer of New York. Capt.
Singer is on duty at Richmond.
Mrs. Harry Grossberg and her
young daughter have come from
their Cleveland home and are visit
Evening star., 1943-03-28

the latter formerly Miss Ruth N.
Behrend, are staying temporarily at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Bertha Loeb and Mrs. Bessie
Wyman will go to Atlantic City
today to spend a week..
Mrs. Howard Sigmund is back
from Bridgeport, Conn, where she
visited her son-in-law and daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard castillo and
their son Michael. Mrs. Sigmund
spent short time in New York
before going to Bridgeport.
Mrs. Louis E. Harris. accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Ruth
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Herndon Busy With
Red Cross Drive

HERNDON, March 27.-Residents
of the Herndon area have been
largely occupied this week with the
Red Cross War fund drive and the
surgical dressing classes, with sew
eral bridge parties and few visitors
to lend interest to the weeks war
time activities.
7 Mrs. George Ramsey Bready will
entertain at bridge luncheon Mon
day at her home EdWardstone for
II guests.
Miss Anne V. Hutchison and Miss
Willie Kirk, who have taken an
apartment in Arlington, Va, will be
| the guests over the week end of
their parents.
DR.. and Mrs, Daniel L. DetWiler
returned the early part of the week
from Boston where they visited their
nephew ana niece, Ensign and Mrs.
Billy Keyes, and friends in New
York City
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Hanes
| entertained at a delightful dinner
party Saturday evening for 16 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Grimm of
Washington were the guests last
week end of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson
F. Hanes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wheeler, who
spent the winter months in Florida,
have returned to their farm near
Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Babcock
have had as their guests for several
days this week Miss Ellen Green of
Washington and Miss Audrey Hutch
ison and Miss Mary Aud of Hern-
don
DR.. and Mrs Ernest c. Shull enter
tained at bridge last evening for 16
guests.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

as their guests for the week end at
their home on the Lee highway sew
eral soldiers from the Signal Corp
Training School, Vint Hill Farms,
Greenwich.
Mr.. Douglas Dodson, who recently
was indicted into the service, now is
at Camp Lee, Petersburg, for train
ing. His brother, Pvt. H. Alden Dod-
son, is stationed at he Shenango Re-
placement Depot, Greenville, Pa.
Joseph Johnson, who has been at
tending the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, Blacksburg, is spending some
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheatley Johnson at Glover Hill
Farm before entering the service.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

matching accessories and a hat Of
flowers.
Mrs. Gray attended school In
Miami Beach and was a student at
Marjorie Webster Junior College
last year. The bridegroom was grad
uated from the University of New
Mexico and is connected with the
War Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray will make their
home in Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

FAST LANSING, July 30 (UP)
Michigan State College today is
pushing plans for the l943 foot
ball season after more than so
prospective players last night an
swered Coach Charley Bachman's
plea FOR a show Of interest"
Bachman said today football
uniforms will be issued Monday
and Tuesday Of next week and ac-
tual practice viii start Wednes-
day. He said that practice will
consist Of passing and kicking,
signal drill and conditioning.
THE meeting last night de-
termined just how much inter-
est there il i'm football" Bach
man said. II am pleased TO see
50 many men out at the meet
ing in view of the small num-
her Of civilian men remaining
on the campus"
There are some 500 men stu
dents not in uniform at the East
Lansing school in addition to
some 1000 soldier students.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Pick FOUNDERS
In Handicap

CHICAGO, July 80 CUP)-Rac.
ings upset king. the Valdina
FARMS Founders, assumes the new
and unfamiliar role OF a stake
iavorite tomorrow.
The Irish-bred colt who has
scored the greatest triumphS of
his career when pitted against
big name horses that figured 10
beat him handily. likely will go
10 the post the solid betting
choice in the $4,000 added Airing
ton Handicap.
Will carry 124 pourd<
tomorrow and will spot other
starters from 6 10 "a pounds.
L. B. Mayors Thumbs Up.
second in the Stars and Stripes
and recent winner Of the $50. 600
Butler Handicap at Empire City.
is expected 10 he the second
choice in the wagering. Thumbs
Up will carry l1S pounds.
Other probable nominees for
the last of the n stakes on the
Arlington Park schedule are:
Marriage, Some Chance. Sun
Again, Askmenow. Markell, Ale
tern, AnticlimaX. Kings Abbey.
Take Wing and Aonbar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Feared The Future

While this plan made WatrouS
one Of the ships most conSiS-
tent winners. nc feared there
would come time il would
result in his being knocked into
oblivion, if not into the AT
lantic.
There was a husky sailor with
the shoulders and neck Of
wrestler who was mauling and
beating up everyone he opposed.
a surly looking fellow, Watrous
was scared Of him and gave
him plentX- rnnm- whenever they
passed each other.
But IL had 10 happen: Skinny
Watrous and The Mauler were
matched.
The mere announcement made
Watrous weak at rhe knees.
But he had 10 60 through with
it-and. 10 relieve the suspense.
well hurry and report our hero
won. He beat The Maulcr by
outjabbing him and hurriedly
stepping away.
Even though he won. WatrouS
admits he still is frightened
when he thinks of The Mauler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

Then repeatedly Harris, the
essence OF genillity himself but
also thoroughly tough hombrc.
repeatedly threw Mr.. Cox, his
boss, out Of the clubhouse one
day when Mr.. Cox took il upon
himself 10 interfere with the
management Of the club, and so
Harris was bounced.
Let us skip over the fact that
the Harris bouncing leaked out
before Harris himself knew
about il, that he was fired in the
press before his boss had given
him the official hcave-ho.
Let us pass on 10 the fact
that Mr. Cox has hired Fred
Fitzsimmons as manager, and
so help me | admire and almost
revere FitzSimmons. But why
FitZSimmons strictly on the
word OF President Branch
Hickey OF the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers?
FitzsimmonS has had no man.
agerial experience Mr.. Cox
isn't getting any iron-clad guar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Suggests Plan
To Defeat Haqq
In Paced Race

CLEVELAND. July 30 (UP)-
The man who discovered and de-
veloped Jesse Owens, one of the
worlds greatest track athletes,
today advanced a plan TO defeat
Gunder Hagg or force the Swedish
star to run the impossible" four
minute mile.
Charley Riley, now retired, but
still an ardent. cinder path fan,
said Hagg can be run into exhaus-
ton or extended TO four-minuie
pace if his opponents take turns
AT setting a fast clip on each
quarter of the mile.
Take four of the fast boys
who have been running against
him and have them set the pace
for each quarter Riley said.
LET one of the boys do the first
quarter In SO seconds. the see
ond and third make go seconds
In their quarters and the last
man force another 58-secOnd
quarter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
CriSIer Inn Clouds
With Dream Team

ANN ARBOR. July 80 tUPl-
It's been nracticing only -four
days but Coach Herbert O
Fritz CriSler already is mighty
pleased with his 1913 University
Of Michigan football squad.
I've certainly have a lot Of
fine material" the uSually-pesSi-
miStic CuSler beamed as the
boys almost every one of them
a member Of some branch Of
military Scrvicc-trottcd off the
field after yesterdays workout,
And best of ALL" ne added
"ihe coaches don't have TO
waste lot of time getting them
in condition. The hour they
spend five times "A week i'm COM
pulsOry caliSthenics and physi-
cal education drills takes care
Of that chOre."
In carly drills. backhcld coach
Earl Martineau has alternated Bill
Daley the former Minnesota all
American, with Elroy HirSCh son
Sational Wisconsin sophomore las
year AZ the tailback spot with
Capt. Paul White at wingbacl
Jack Wink Of Wisconsin az quar-
terback, and Bob WieSe at full
back.
So far CriSler secs only ono
possible weakness at the tackles
II IS considered possible that cen,
ter MerV Pregulman may bC
Shofted 10 tackle position to hell
hll the gap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Destroyer Named
For j. Of N. Student

ANN ARBOR, July 3O-Thc
destroyer. u. s. S. Uhlmann,
named for Ensign Robert w. Uhl-
mann, USNR. former University
OF Michigan student killed in ac-
ton Dec. 7. 1871, will be launched
at Staten Island, y. Y, today, the
University said.
Ensign thtmann. commended
by supcriors. lost his life when
The japanese raided Hawaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
TuerO
Reaches
Finals

KALAMAZOO, July 30 up
Top-seeded Jack Tuero OF New
Orleans staged two beautiful rail-
lies in a match with Eugene Gar
rett ef San Diego Cal to-day 20
blast his way into the junior finals
OF the annual Junior and hoAS,
tennis tournament.
Trailing AZ midway in the first
set. the fast-moving Tuero finally
broke his opponents service in the
seventh game and went on TO win,
Cd
Teuro dropped the second set,
Is winning his lone game after
Garrett had piled up a so lead.
and trailed 2-l after three games
IN the final set. However. a fast
rally tied the score al Bali. and
then a quick thrust with his light
ming net game gave Tuero the
match. So.
UnSeeded Bob Galloway OF Due
West, S. C.. turned IN an upset
when he whipped second-ranked
koderlgo de Llano. Laredo, TEX
Ga. 6-2. in boys Semihnal
match 1t was the first singles
defeat the Texas lad had suffered
all year.
DoEEI.Es- RESULTS
y StoRS rGuartFr nuafET TUFro ard
Billy Windhsm defeated John Ruhauoms.
ozone Park y y ana Dave Brown Jr
Toledo IS, So, ~ Ray and Bernard
Barzen ~ Sen Angelo Tex defeated
Alan watson Short HNE - j. and Joe
scheersr. East orange. \ , al IS.
Tom Molloy Memphis ard RNly smith,
Orlando Fla. eliminated sam Daniels
Mani Fla. and Wsde Herren. Birming-
ham Ala So So Evert and Howe
defeated GArreti sad Shea, 90 5-I as.
BOYS ,Seulhnslsl RI DAVIS. Baton
Rouge and Buddy Bthrens, ~ Lauder.
dale debated Rod Dsllano LAREDO ana
Erwin Busick. Springfield No, az so;
Gaii0Nay and Rodday defeated Fiam and
Shea, 81. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
'MudhenslOse
To MiNers in 11th
Nv United Press

The battered Indianapolis IN
dams were in third place IN the
American Association today after
dropping their third game in a.
row to the fast-moving Milwaukee
Brewers, a morning affair yes
terday as the league leaders
blasted out 7 10 l victory.
The Columbus Redbirds moved
into second place by downing the
St. Paul Saints. Q 10 l. Al Min
neapoliS. the MllcrS rallied 20
beat the Toledo MudhenS, 4 10 o
in II innings.
The Louisville Colonies regis
tered a 9 10 2 decision over the
Blues at Kansas City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
NOT FEASIBLE

The 64-year-old veteran junior
high school coach. his eyes twin
king in contemplation of Hagg
being forced TO keep his long legs
moving like pistonS throughout
the race. then exclaimed:
with pace like that To
keep up with. watch out for
your four-minute mile"
Track experts. in commenting
on Riley's plan, said IL would not
be feasible because IL would mean
that all runners would he forced
10 maintain the sizzling pace.
However If Hagg chose 10 stay
Of the pace and the three others
in the race remained behind with
him until il was their turn 10 take
the lead, it might work out, they
said.
(Riley may have in mind a
paced race. the experts pointed
out, but they said a paced mile
would not be recognized officially.
Glenn Cunningham ran paced
mile in minutes, "A seconds in
1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
KEEP Up INTEREST

Riley said he would like to soc
the Swedish fiier defeated before
he completes his American tour.
if only 10 keep interest alive IN
future mile competition. but II
will take a pretty good runner TO
do IT,
II think Hagg will make the
four-minute mile eventually, II
he gets break from the
weather and IL the track IL fast
enough" he pretCted
Hagg completes tomorrow at
Baldwin Wallace College AZ Be
rca. O.. against Gil DoddS. Boston
College. divinity student; Bill
HulSe American senior SO0-meter
champion and Les Eiscnhart, for
MGR National junior S00-meter
ttlcholder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
COstantinO Bout
With Beau Jack Off

CLEVELAND. July 80 GNSl --
Lulu CoStantlno ANNOUNCED today
he would he unable N meet Beau
Jack in an August fstic feature
al Cleveland Stadium
Constantine suffered an car in
Jury. in his bout with Chalky
Wright Al Cleveland last week and
viii require disqualification, pro-
moter Bob Prickman said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Estes Klein Mat Pair
On Mack Park Card

Buck" Estes. the Texan. Will
team with Louis Klein Of Detroit
in the Australian taC team bout
which viii be featured on Tues
days Mack Park wrestling card
They will oppose tho roughhouSc
combination OF Joe Fcrroni and
Gil LaCroSS. Flash Gordon
holder Of the MWA iunior heavy
belt will meet Leo Jensen IN the
semlfinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Bob Tales
Wdtrous Tells
Of His Days as
A Sailor-Boxer
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

During our days on the golf
beat we once heard AL Watrous
introduce James d. Standish Jr.,
president of the District Golf
Association, as Mr.. Golf of
Michigan.
AS you can imagine, there
were no dissenting votes.
Now we want to make a NOM
ina tion of our own-that of Mr..
Golf No. 2.
Righto, it's your old friend and
our old friend. the m AL
Watrous. whom Oakland Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Order Saginaw Police
Go Back 10 School

SAGINAW, July 30-Classroom
work will be reinstated for police
officers -- with perhaps a little
calisthenics thrown in.
This was ordered yesterday by
Manager Peterson after council
men. Monday, protested new
officers were not being properly
trained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Probable Pitchers
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Kew YORK tFisrher $50 81 Pittsburgh
tKhnrsr 7-e1-315 , m tFWTi
BROOKLYN Head So ~ Chicago b.
horn 1857 3 m, tDHtrou iiuel.
Phisdelphis tConrFr 10 - 81 l.ouis
tCooprrr lt.s = 30 2 n. tDetror time
BOSTON tAudrPWs 7.13 and Bsrreti - @
~ Cincinnati tRiddle 1875 and Heusser
2.JD--Two games ais =. m fEWTf.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland fBagbv l0-ai ~ New York
Rrnhan 49, 2 20 2. N tEWTI.
DETROIT TROUT 10-s and OVER
MIREI At Boston tHuehson 1T and DOH
son i.sl--T Two Eshes 20 ?. N tEWT .
81 Louis tNewFou ga ~ Philadelphia
Wolf So r. m tEWTl
Chicago dee $50 a. Washington
WYNN ais ~ m fFWT1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
HOW ABOUT RUTHe

HOW ABOUT RUTH
Why didn't Mr.. Cox hire Babe
Rutht
You and | don't own a base
bali club and we can't be sure
what we would do under SINH
lar circumstances. However,
considering the times and every
thing | think ! would have
brought the Babe in for the
rest of the season. the idea be-
ing that nc could manage the
nondcscript Phils about as good
as anybody and al tho same
time would make up something
at the gate.
I'm pretty sure that the
presence Of Babe Ruth on the
ball field with the Pills would
pull few moro customers
through the turnStiles. There
are many baseball fans who
never saw Ruth and many
others who would welcome an
other glimpse of him.
| think Mr.. Cox muffed one
here.
Moreover, these arc times in
which some club might take A
chance with the Babe and let
him manage a ball club. All
the others are well set The
Pills could use him. He re-
mains the biggest figure in
baseball as he proved only
Wednesday when he appeared
AT Yankee Stadium as manager
Of the combined Cleveland
Yankee team against the North
Carolina Cloud Busters.
Mr.. Cox has started his re-
gime as a mogul by muffing
one Of the biggest chances he
will ever get.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

Detroit by Rene
Joubert in the
fall of 1885
"And what
an event that
W =, Nc
Curdy related
today "Jou-
h 2 r I a I =
tempted 10
q n I q r the
original Brit
tany In q local
field trial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
WLB Orders Bonus
To ST. Joseph Workers

ST JOSEPH, July 30 up
The Regional War Labor Board,
with industry members dissenting.
today ordered the 1900 Corp of
ST. Joseph 10 pay its 700 en-
pleyes a 1912 Christmas bonus,
but rejected a petition for general
5 per cent wage increases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

consistent winner OF state cham
pionshipS. Watrous has made
mark in national and interna-
tional competitions that often
is overlooked.
He won the Canadian Open
some years ago, was runnerup
10 Bobby Jones in the British
Open and twice was a sem
finalist in the National PEA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
One Of Leaders

His contributions 10 golf don't
end with his success as a player.
a student of the game. his opin-
ions always are sought and he
continues one of the leaders in
the Michigan PEA.
From this you readily gain
that Andrew Albert WatrouS
rates high on our list. And we
know Nance Burgess, Jack Hen
derSon Ray SC01ara and The
other Oakland Killers will put
on real party for him.
There's a dlVerting side 10
WatrouS that makes him a most
enjoyable companion. He's one
of the best Spinners of yarns
in sports and he never spares
himself in hts story telling.
One Of the best concerns his
boxing experiences when he was
in the navy In World War /.
He was on the CSS President
Grant TWO years Used 10 trans
port troops overseas. il made
Is tWo-wav crossings Of the
Atlantic when Watrous was
on il.
Boxing bouts were popular
among the sailors and as much
he preferred 10 avoid them.
WatrouS. skinny youngSter.
finally had 10 get in them.
lie confeSSeS his nose was
hi0ud1ct often and that he got
many sinner until nc adopted
a different technique He be-
came a cutie. iabbinC with his
loft and III n backing away
from trouble.
II 40 seldom swung my right.
they must have thought me
ana rFtNnA - vni lfpe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

In win first place with one 81
the greatest exhibitions of bird
finding at n local trial.
"He made IL points I'm 30 min
utes. a record which still stands.
His brace mate, highly re-
garded setter, made only one
find.
This introduction gained the
Brittany almost immediate
recognition. The. Brittany since
has increased its popularity
throughout the state and nation.
Detroit. of course. has become
the hotbed of the Brittany span
ipi ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
POTENTIALLY GREAT

So the Pills have obtained in
FitZSimmOns as successor 10
Bucky Harris a potentially
great manager.
But l want 10 show you just
how dumb Bill Cox is.
Mr.. Cox. owner of the Phillics,
shiny-eyed novice in baseball.
has alienatcd the affections of
all concerned by his shabby
treatment of Harris and nc has
no ironclad assurance that he
has improved the Philly situa-
ton.
Harris had the Phillles play
ing over their heads for weeks.
He had them thinking they were
going 10 win the National
League pennant. He got gate
receipts for Mr. Cox gate re-
ccipts that the Philies had seen
only in their dreams for years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Brittany Spaniel
ENDert Joins NAVY
By DON GIILIES

Robert McCurdy Of Detroit, a
director OF the American Brittany
Club and well known in field trial
and dog show circles. has joined
the navy.
1t. tigl McCurdy has been in
terested in Brittany SpanielS ever
since they were first introduced to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
National League

(Playoff Of protested game. started in
last half NJ eighth inning
Philadelphia 0o0 O00 002-2
81. Louis 000 0ol o0o-l q
Krau&~snd Livingston; kris. Munger
10 and ". Cooper
Boston 100 moo o20-3 s ?
Cincinnati 900 800 0iN--A ; 0
salvo. Javery 80 and Kluttz; Wander
Nicer and Mueller.
Philadelphia 600 Oi0 III - /
81. Louis 600 eOl i2N-l3 is Z
Barrett DietE- t4+.- Msthe~son -, kari
-t74-kFaHs- tsl-sH6- Livingston Munger
and o Dea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Suffolk Park Results

FIRST Race-i-year- odds and up 2, mile
Centuple Gross $500 go I 20
Jack Rubens tWilliamsl $50 2 20
Maupeace tLutheTl DOC
Time 1.14 as. or 2:32k
a-Hattie Belle. sun Nimhus, Catapult
Down Six, Octohre ONE Head sea, Mad
Bunny and Claro also ran.
as McCrensky.