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La gaceta., 1943-11-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Death Takes
Jimmy Barry

CHICAGO, April : GNS)-The
death of Jimmy Barry indicated
worlds bantamwei-ht champion
up to his retirement in 1898, va,
mourned in tho boxing world to-
day. He died yesterday AZ tho
age of - AT the Municipal Tuber.
Cular Sanilarium.
Barry won his title Dec. 6, 1897
by knocking out Walter Croot ir
a 2O-round bout in London, Eng
land. Croot died after the knock
out, but Barry was cleared Of any
charge.
Born March :. 1870. in Chicago.
Barry started his boxing career IN
1892 and claimed the American
championship after knocking out
Ca>par Leon Sept. Is, 1894, in the
twenty-eighth round at Lamont
III. He retired as indicated
champion in 1898 after winning a
20-round decision from Leon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Nv VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Detroit Red Wings will leave Al
I p. m. today over the Michigan
Central for Boston. where in two
nights they Will attempt some
thing that has taken them six
years 10 DOWN a pair OF games
from the Bruins there
Long a hoOdOo spot for them
the only times Detroit teams have
won IN Boston since 1887 were IN
the playonS year ago. when the
Wings triunphcd. Ga and IN Janu-
airy Of this year when they downcd
tho Bruins. Sd.
Art Ross. the Bruin manager.
must have had this in mind when
he said after last nights game:
Wen give the Wings run
when we get them in Boston"
The Wings Will 20 all out 10 win
these games, which viii be- played
Wednesday and Thursday "a
square accounts for the four
straight tho Bruins took from
them IN the finals two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Invents a Glove

oh, YES. he has a specially
made glove too.
1T is my own invention"
Trout explained
The Trout Glove" has fingers
which from LETT 10 right Gradu-
ate-the little finger made short
the next Il little longer and so on.
1T fits the fingers better"
Trout pointed out, land enables
me to catch and scoop the ball
better. Hank Greenberg wore
one. So did George Selkirk.
Wakefield has one. Trucks, too.
They were made special. But
they will he put on the market
in large stocks as soon a. the
PLAYERS discover its value. L
have patent on the glove"
Besides being glutlon FOR
work on the field Trout finds
time 10 talk 10 the klwanlans
and on the radio. interview
bankers, bus drivers, newspaper
vendors, not 10 mention test
drivers for. the local airplane
makers. Ks far as O'Nelll
knows Trout hasn't driven one
Of those Thunderbolts yet But
there are still 10 days left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Caps Defeated
Without Stars

INDIANAPOLIS, April 5 CUP)
The Buffalo BisonS held the
American Leagues Calder Cup To-
day after walloping the lndianap-
oils Caps for the third straight
time.
The BiSonS Won the final cup
game g.. last night
indianapolis. hurt by the los,
Of Adam Brown and Les Douglas
TO the parent Detroit Red Wings
Of the National League. scored
only one goal in the first and third
periods while Buffalo Melted one
IN the first, two in the second and
three IN the final period
Iloc KiHca gave the Caps n
brief lead IN the FIRST period. but
Bill Summerhlll tied IT for Buff
falo late in the same session.
The BiSonS ran up a 81 lead in
the second, Max Bennett and
Summerhlll both falling sum
MERRILL added another in the third
and Fred Hunt wound up the Buff
falo scoring with a brace of goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Continued on Page ~
Continued on Page ~
I'D. Calls Off
Grid Practice

There viii he no spring football
practice al the University Of De
troit and other sports. such rs
baseball, golf and tennis. Viii be
curtaIled as 10 travel and number
of games.
This decision was reached Al a
meeting Of the athletic board yes
tcrday when II also was decided "a
postpone the naming Of A head
football coach 10 succeed Charles
K. tGuS) DoralS.
Upon the recommendation Of
Lloyd Brazil, new athletic director
this action was taken. Brazil is
heartily in favor of signing Arthur
Bud Boeringer line coach. as
head coach, but under the present
is handCufed because
there are only u 10 II prospective
football players at the University
al present and come July this
group may he entirely wiped out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

NEW YORK April 5-Ohio
State came up with the team Of
the hour and Michigan with the
man of tho hour in the National
a. \. L. indoor swimming cham
pionships that closed over the
weekend in the New York A. C.
pool.
AmaSSing As points, the Buck
eyes completed their grand slam
of major team titles, but it was
Harry Holiday 19-year-old, 6 feet
5 Wolverine sophomore from But
Ter. Pa, who provided the unfOr-
gcttable episode for the thrilled
900 spectators crowded into the
gallery from which thousands
we're turned away.
Holiday won the 15O-yard back
stroke championship by a hand
span over Chief Specialist Adolph
Kiefer Of the Norfolk Va naval
training base, bringing 10 an end
the greatest winning streak in the
history Of the sport His time was
1928, more than two seconds back
of Kicfcr'S worlds mark but a
half second under the pool record
made by kiClcr in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Plans Victory Garden

Among o. her activities
planned for the summer, Trout
has IDEAS abou, 4 victory
garden
II was horn on a farm
Trout explained ms quaIllca-
uons for operating garden
Trout had quite q ycar bowl
ing hu' whether he VIII find
tIuc for hs favou'c summer
recreation bass fishing is
questionable Ito may bo called
~ 20 help Mayor Jcfres run
Detroit
And don't think wouldn't
he great help. Trout declared
Bu>tcry bur loyaDic Trout
is popular with players and
fans alike. Baseball. experts
acree that Dir has 4 great arm
md that some day no viii
arrive and 'hereupon become
great pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Continued on Page IL
Rally NipS
Auto Club

Even with three victories and
one defeat apiece, Jaglowicz and
Auto Club Will have IL out for the
championship Of the Recreation
Basketball League next Sunday
JaElowicZ. with Lee Knorek and
frankie MekuleS collaborating for
10 points IN the last four minutes,
defeated Auto Club yesterday
1879.
Tho teams were tied at 35-all
when the JaglowicZ aces came
through with their winning drive
Jaglowlcz had a 23-l7 lead al
half-tjmc.
NickulcS was top scorer with -
points 70 10 for knorck Bob
Anot topped Auto Club with -
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Wilkes Barre Names
Ldzzeri Player Pilot

WILKES-BARRE. Pa, April :
OUPl Tony La7Zerl. star second
baSeman Of the New York Yankees
from 1896 10 1888. today had been
signed AS playing manager Of the
WtlkoS-Barre team IN the Eastern
league.
LaIlcri managed Portsmouth in
tho Piedmont league last season
and Toronto m the International
league IN 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

nIIIN INWT 7 VTWIW MI
ter. And don't forget that l
can PLAY that outtield.'
So the Tigers ordered A
SPECIAL Silly Sullivan ' 32-inch
bar for good old Dr.
And seriously Trout has
shown no little ability ShaCClng
fy balls hatted by Steve O.Nelll
~ rracLln -hcrn. AheR Trout
isn't pitching. ne is either IN the
oatt1Cid or SCooplng UP ground
erS AZ third base. He Is the
hardest worker in the camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Or S All Smiles
Over His Pitchers

LAKFWOOD. y J., April 5
GNSl Manager Mel OFT today
was we'll pleased with the per-
Torrance Of Cliff Melton, SOUTH
paw. and Harry Feldman, right
handed hurler. who opposed each
other in Yesterdays jntra-s squad
game in which the Second-strlng
Goulds beat tho varsity Rocke-
fellrrS, 5-3, IN an eIght-lnnIng
session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Montgomery Slated
To Meet Alvarez

PHILADELPHIA, April : tUP)
Bob Montgomery Philadelphia
negro lightweight. who Will Get
his shot al the championship IN
May, will meet Roman Alvarez.
Of New York'S east side, in a pre-
title lO-round contest tonight at
tho Arena.
Montgomery ruled a 81 favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Public Demands II

But Trout's biggest moment
will come when ne steps out
onto the mound al Terre Houte
when the Tigers play the Min
neapolis Millers there in an eX-
hibition game next Monday. II
VIII be A demand performance.
All If Terre Haute. perhaps all
OF Indiana. has demanded II. II
was al Sandcut. near Terre
Haute. that Trout threw his first
fast ball And u was in Terre
Haute that he first won fame IN
professional baseball.
In 1855. Trout won "a games
and lost 7 for Terre Haute IN
the Three Eye League and was
bought by Indianapolis. from
where in the fall OF 1896 he
came up TO the Tigers. lie was
a. Toledo two seasons, after
which he was optioned 10 Beau
mont. II was AZ Beaumont
where the HooSier kid hloSSomed
into glory winning p against
but S SetbaCkS IN 1893 That
brilliant achievement. Of course,
brought him up 10 the Tigers,
with whom he has performed
ever since, in the box and out
Among his memoirs Of the
Texas League is one-hiiter
against Tulsa and a two-hitler
against Paul Dean.
And won't forget game
I pitched against Shreveport
with the temperature nudging
the 100 mark" Trout recalls.
Il lost IL pounds that dan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Bisons Seek Catcher

BUFFALO, April 5 UP)-
Buffalo BiSonS today searched fol
a catcher TO replace Bill jackson
who will stay on his farm al
Modesto. Cal. for tho duration.
jackson was recently purchased
from ElmIra in the Eastern
| PaEuc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Exhibition Baseball

AZ Evansville. Ind -- p
Chicago tSJ 600 obl ool-1 u
DETROIT 20l ool 100 l3
Passsau Ire tp Barrett 81. Bith0r7
(aj and Todd. Bridges, 1Trout t5J and
Cnser Parsons.
Homers- Gilbert. Chicago, nth Ow0 1n)i
Wakefield. Detroit, seventh.
A. Brooklyn
P0ston "a 100 oo0 1905
Brooklyn 600 600 no0-0
4Dobson. Lucicr 80 Kari 90 and Par
tee Peacock. Head Kimball CO Wehhsr
ca and Moore. Bragan.
A. Wilmington, Del p
Philadelphia tNb 100 2o0 n0O-3
Philadelphia tAp O0i O00 cuN--5 10 n
johnson. PodIagny 60, Webb 90 and
Livingston, wolf Tyack 90, Harris 90
and Wagner Swift
Homer-sksfE Philadelphia "a, third
Zone on; Naylor, Philadelphia tN1 sXth
Al newark. NJ RHE
New York CA $50 020 002-10 Is
Newark CIntl 600 0tn ono
fRorowy. zuber 90, Wsnslon 90 ana
Sears. iHolcombe. Haas (2l RACER 90.
Marleau 81 and Dreschsr
Homer savage Newark nth. sears.
New YORK ninth Zone on.
A. Norfolk. Va y
Norfolk Naval Air sta 400 202 oOO-t n y
rScheeiz Candini 80. Leonard 90 ard
Eariy, GuHsnii iCassy. Helper 81 and
A. CAPE Girsrdeau. No q innings-
Lamber' Fisld Flyers or ooi %
ioisen and Richards sch.fflns. iD.sa.
HolHngsworth t7l and Keller.
winning pitcher. iLosins pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Dodgers GET Respite
After Three Weeks

NEW YORK. April : INSl
After three straight weeks Of daily
workouts, lppy Leo DuroChcr to-
day gave his Brooklyn Dodgers a
day off with the admOnition they
must be back at work early to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

Boston. start today on their Ions
Journey back 10 Pilot Sound.
"The Bill Cowley Of the De-
tense" was the way Jimmy Or
landO'S teammates greeted him
for his fine performances I'm
setting mp the two Detroit goals
that tied the score. Both times
he carried from his own end into
Boston ice, passing first 10 Les
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Brief Illness Fatal
O Waller Sargent

Walter Eugene Sargent. s. pro-
-s engineer dlcd yesterday IN
race Hospital after q brief iil-
res~. He was the husband a.
.ECIvn Sargent. one ~ Detroit g
most popular women bow.ers He
caves two daughters and two sons.
Marion. Mrs Marjorie Martin
EsrI r. snc Walter Eugene lr A
son was hon Ia me !s,ters family
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
3GoaIs in Sd
Wipe Out Early
Lead Of Bruins
Page Pictures, Page 28
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

At their present pace the RAM
paging Detroit Red Wings are Just
TWO strides from the Stanley Cup.
They leave for Boston tonight
leading the Boston Bruins. two
games 10 none I'm the fight for the
world hockey championships. The
odds say the Red Wings arc IN!
But the Ted-Shirtcd DctroiterS
are still ready 10 vote today for
saliva tests IN hockey, starting out
on the Bruins. That's because the
Bruins, who played like spawned
Spark Plugs IN the opening game,
came laundering back like band
of Man oWarS last night They
ted the Red Wings right into the
stretch before the playoff : larg-
est crowd of 1897 az Olympia
Before the Bruins finally yield
ed, 4-3. under the pressure Of one
OF DetroiS most spectacular
IcomebackS, they proved they were
still in this plaXof struggle They
left no doubt they will give De-
troit plenty Of trouble in The
games AZ Boston Wednesday and
Thursday.
ROSS PROMISES TROUBLE
Manager Art Ross. BoStons Bit
'tcr-cnder, tells the world they
Will
"Nell give those laddie-bucks
n run for their money when We
. get them In Boston" he declared
/ after he watched the cheering
I Red Wings skate off the ice.
Ross Bruins gave them A bit n
| a run last night With second Pc
lrlod goals by Jack Crawford and
/ Art Jackson against one by Les
! Douglas, they led p starting the
final period.
Detroit was trailing but il APP
pcaTcd 10 thousands that the
Wings had Just started 10 play
hockey, that they still packed
most Of the potential power on
the ice The bookies in the cor
+HidefN certainly thought 50. They
favored the trailing Red Wings IS
as the third period started
The Red Wings proved their
hackers right They proved il With
finishing burst Of three goals by
Joe Caryrth, Carl Liscombe and
sgd Howe that all but put the
Bruins out OF action.
SCORE EN- IN HURRY
/ Caneth's tying goal and Lis
comheS 25-fOOt dcad-on shot
which put Detroit in front came
mst Is seconds apart before the
last period was seven minutes old.
/ Bat 10 was left 10 the veteran
/ Syd Howe 10 give Detroit the goal
which provided tho final margsln
Of victory. he did IL by scoring his
first goal this season against
Boston with less than seven min
iutcS 10 play
The Wings most valuable
player" back after an absence Of
three games with injury, took a
I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Reds Camp Awaits
Arrival Of 6. Walker

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April ;
CrP1-Outfleldcr Gerald Walker
his lengthy hoidout over. was
scheduled 10 begin training with
the Cincinnati Reds today In
fielder Charley Brewster, rejected
by Tho army also was expected TO
report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
NIPPED At FINISH

The race had dramatic finish.
The navy man, with a string Of
victories that extended through
eight years, covered four COntn-
entS and grew 10 an estimated $50
straight. in Europe. Asia. South
America and North a m or c a,
seemed 10 be adding another easy
triumph 10 his string through the
first l25 yards.
Going into the final turn, he had
a 4-foOt advantage. but fatigue
caught up with him, he missed the
wall. and in flash Holiday pulled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Dodgers Give Out

NEW YORK. April 5 up
The entire Brooklyn Dodgers base
ball squad. including coaches and
Manager Leo Duroc her. each
donated a pint Of blood to the Red
Cross today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

Douglas and then 60 Joe Car
veth for their scores. And don't
forget. Orlando, who also now
is known as GENTLEMAN JIM"
was penallzed only once.
Manager Jack Adams says tha'
II seventh game Is necessary II
viii be played in Olympia IT W
have TO wait until the Fourth Of
July -. sgd Howe celebrated his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

are a ] q I
NuF~e hittprS
Ia the tnncri-
can lie e u o
than old Dir
Trout and
not a II Of
Z n Q m are
y { g n 9 r.,
Q II h . r. I'll
hit that ball.
! h Q y may
want me for
M -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Wild About Harry
Holiday First Swimmer in Years 10 Beat
Adol oh Kiefer in Backstroke
BY LEWIS BURTON

even. The Wolverine had the
extra punch in tho last few yards
Michigan provided the surprises
OF the night. and finished closer IN
the winning Buckeyes than had
been anticipated. OHIO State piled
up Is points, followed by Michigan
with "a, Yale, defending champion
-. and RutEC l3 Merton
Church, Wolverine sophomore
pushed Alan Ford Of Yale all the
way 10 take second IN the lO0-yard
free style. where Jack Patten his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
BRIDGES SHOWS CLASS

But in the pitching Of Tommy
Bridges there was a brighter Tiger
picture. The veteran hurled four
innings and looked 10 be IN mid
season form 1t was Bridges first
appearance in a game at the local
park since he pitched here for
Evansville IN the Three Eye
league in 1880. Not only did
Bridges hold the Cubs runleSS but
lie allowed only one man 10 Get
as far as second base. Only four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
OWNER NORRIS THERE

The Wings will have their No. I
rooter, Owner Jim Norris, in the
stands at Boston. Norris Is on
his way there from Florida,
where he has spent most of the
winter recovering from pneumo-
mia. Young Jim Norris will miss
the games. He's q lieutenant in
the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

Detroit Times Sweepstakes
bowlerS struck A StalCmate at the
Recreation over the
week END For the first time since
the inception Of the event II years
ago not a single change was made
in the standings OF any of the
five divisions.
As a result tho leaders are rest
ing more comfortably today. al
though representatives Of each, or
their relatives, were so "tWitchy
they were on the phone as early
as ? a. m. today TO make sure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

But tho Wings viii be without
their three man cheering section
from Pilot Sound. Man John G..
Stewart. father Of The Detroit do
tense star and William Winram
and Frank Bond This trio who
saw four Of the games with To-
rorto as well aS the two here with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

1t. Jerry Brown. one Of the
Detroit stars Of n year ago,
here on l5-day leave, hopes
the Wings win I'm four straight
.. hut II there II fifth game
next Sunday he'll see II He
may even see one of the In
dianapOlis-BunalO games >. 1t.
Reid Robson, former MO player
and official, visited the Wings
dressing room He's in the
air force and stationed at ST.
Louis.
Jack Crawford'S return certainly
popped up the Bruins either
that or the rest gave them their
old snap back 81. Art jackson is
dangerous around the net ... lie
got two goals from CloSe-in last
night to 60 with the one he made
in the first game Jack Shew-
chuk. already handicapped by two
injured ankles, was hit on one OF
them with the puck last night and
barely was able 10 skate of the
ice. ...... #N.
-
Les Douglas suffered a three
stitch cut above his mouth and
had his bridge Clipped when he
was hit nv Clapper's stick In
the first period . Douglas has
a fine backhand shot He got
his goal this way and barely
missed on another backhander
80. Yank Boyd was hit on the
knee nv shot fred by Carveth
and had 20 be relieved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Wakefield Hits
Hone2Run5,
Gives Cubs ;
LEO MACDONELL

1 EVANSVILLE, April 5 Steve
ONc.l predicted that Dick Wake
field would ht hlg league pitching.
So far the s.. 600 recruit has
done real well IN Tiger livery this
spring. While The games are
only exhibition affairs. Wakefield
against biG league hurting In four
games has achieved an Impressive
record al bat.
I WITH seven hits in Il official
times at bat. Wakefield 10 date
has fashioned an average Of 4l4.
Whereas ne got only one hit IN
seven times up IN two games
against the White SoN he per-
formed ScnSationalIy with the
stick against the Cubs over the
weekend.
/ Yesterday Wakefield bageed his
second homer IN consecutive days
M games against the Cubs. But
while his homer helped 10 win for
the Tigers Saturday Yesterdays
ICircuu smash failed 10 save his
team from a defeat at the hands
-ef-t4te -GttraEoaUS, 10 ), thus
splitting the two-game series.
OFFSET BY MISCUE
Wakefcld'S homer Yesterday
came off Dick tkewpie) Barrett
.2T-Near-old recruit ZIP from Seat
tie, who was making his first APP
~ fhrg
Barrett won 3S games and posted
brilliant 10 earned run aver
age i'm the Pacific Coast last year.
Besides his homer, Wakefield
batted home another run 10 give
HIM two runs batted in for the
day. which was one less than the
broad Shouldered University Of
Michigan product gave the Cubs
when out in left field he lost the
bait IN the sun.
WakefeldS faux pas happened
in the fifth inning and with two
out gave Charley Gilbert home
run with two Cub pals on the
sacks. In all, the Cubs baGged
five runs IN the fatal inning. comb
ing Dir Trout for feHr hits besides
the gift homer before the side was
retired.
With Wakefield waiting for
what seemed was TO be an caSN
catch. Dick al the last second sud
denly duckcd and the ball dropped
at his feet and rolled on far back
Of the Tiger outfielder,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

return 70 the lineup by getting
what proved 10 be the game win
ming goal on a shot screened by
Dit Clapper e.. Alex Motier. the
other injured Red Wing. IS going
10 Boston and says he IS ready 10
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Record i'm Sweeps
For First Time in History Of Event, Not Sing lie
Change Is Made Among Leaders
By HAROLD KAHL

they were baSking in the sun
which only the top spots afford
individuals, rather than teams,
cCintlatcd. There were two. Jerry
FrieSema, a fat kid when We were
>choOlmatcS at Eastern High back
in 1923, who, incidentally IS more
robust today SandWlched pa
game between 142 and 223 for $50.
II is regrcttable Jerry'S series
went 10 waste TO a certain eN-
tent. because Bill Buban'S Enter
prise could muster only 2670 in
Class b. In his big game Jerry
strung nine in row. His fifth
was Brooklyn on his tenth
ball he left the 2-4-5-S, made il
and then got eight
Walter Rogers, a member Of
Matt Schrien'S Seven a. Eleven
Club which rolled 1884 in Class
c, supplied the other individual
touch. He Chalkod eight strikes in
a row then failed 10 cut down
<. He wound up with 26l, new
high single score for his class.
PALACE FIVE BEST
There were II teams yesterday
that tried to ply George Mac Lei
lanS FarriS Bros out Of first place
in Glass 3. Big John CaSburn' 5
Palace Recreation led this Contin-
gent with 2746. Anton Boyce'S PAS
finish for 5S3 being high
In Class A the 1922 Of Dan
Shields Rainbow Recreation was
the best count with tho captain
showing 6O2. John Chops $50 was
high as Harry Goods Highland
Park shot 1852 in Class c. Oscar
StiSkas r. c. Mahon Pay Roll
hit 26l5 in Class y and Cliff Pat
terSon'S Ais Five 2527 in Class r.
Max Richter'S 552 and PatterSon'S
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