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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Aerial OHensiue
In SoIomons Costs
Jops A Ship Daily
Over 40 Jap Warships
Sunk or Damaged by
Planes Since Oct. IL

Southwest Pacific Allied
Headquarters. Nov. 16-(Ap
Allied bombcrS. constantly
searching for Japanese WAY
ships in gcncral-and cruiSrrS
in particular-havc sunk or
damaged better than one a day
during the northern Solomons
offensive.
ON October -. u record load of
$50 tons Int Raoaul, New Britain.
II Was the opening blow ul the cur
rent drive. Three dCstruycrS were
among the ships sunk during the
raid.
Beginning with that raid, Al
lied filters in thr ir favOritc hunt
ing ground for enemy warships
-fabiul and IIavicng. New Ire.
land-havc sunk or damaged
more than 80 To date.
Three cruisers. a least Ten de
>tr"ycrS and a. GunbuHi have been
sunk. Al least II cruisers. - de
strnycrS. u destroyer tender. Il sub
marine. Il submarine iCndcr and a
corvette have been damaged. Two
additional cruisers were listed as
profanity hit Al Rabaul.
The air blows to the cruisers
have been 81 heavy that Navy
Secretary Knox said japan has
been seriously impaired in that
category for future operations i'm
the Rabaul area. Adding 10 ia
pans cruiser losses during the
period were one sunk and two
damaged i'll u naval battle off
BouGainviIlr.
headquarters reported today That
Il l.OOn-lb. bomb. droppcd by Il fly
ing boat. landed on the stern of q
Japanese cruiser 10 miles northwest
OF iabdul Saturday night. pcnctrar-
cd the aIlu"n and exploding inside
the warahIp. The bomber was part
ui night patrol group which iJ'r,.
scored a mt anid~hjpS with q 500
poumdc "m .argc enemy merchant
ship.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Ross Guessed
As Chairman
OF Highways
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
Rr LYNN NISBET

RIlClgh. Nov. 10 Since Governor
Bruught0u will be out of the State
when the highway commission meets
in regular munthly session Friday.
there vii! probably be no official
action taken on u full time chair
man. Such action may be conf
IDENTITY expected before the turn of
the year.
The subject may not even bc dis
clisScd in open meeting of the com
mission. Il has been mcticrIluusly
avoided III the past. But il has been
the topic "f many informal groups
and hotel room conferences. There
has been no suggestion at any time
that u. -. MCCrarv WAS unSatiSrac-
Tory a. acting chairman: in fact. il
< believed on basis of umuru,abl"
high authority that MCCrarv has
been offered the full time post. bat
could not accept il.
When Chairman Ben Prince went
((Dll'iDIIpI nn p.,ur tt,-,A
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Russians
Put Gonel
In Danger
Red Drive Evidently
To Eliminate Nazi
White Russia Attack

Moscow, Nov. l6-(APD-
The Red army swung sharply
north along the eastern edge ri
tn" prip"l marshes trday, rip
ped out another important sec
tor of the German cummunica-
Iiun> system and covering the
flank OF the great Russian bulge
west OF kicN.
The general Inc ol attack shifted.
At least temporarily. !rum the Tor
me-. westward tr.IsS; To- % nov drive
to the north apparently designed -
eliminate amy possibility "l "a major
German cuum;cluItaCE in White Rus
s-,d.
The most immediate cffcrt nf
the newest turn III the campaign
was :hr CuitiIi. 0i the railroad
and highway running west from
Gomcl. southern anchor al the
German White Russian line. The
Stroa. German garrison which
has been hnidimc out in GumtI
WIS thus virtually isolated and
that White Russian city east of
the Dnicpcr WAS i'll immediate
danger III falling.
Swapping 60! the GOucl-ka.nliu-
V!CnI communications inc> Was Ic-
cumpliShcd by Red Irm' tnrcc,
which broke through the enemy
lines >uuth al Rcchiisa and pushed
On southwest al lhai city
This force apparently was aiming
81 hy-paSs Korospru /" the north
nd i,
Odessa railway. which already has
feet junction with Soviet forces
dcp.ryrd below RcrhitSa.
The Germans have thrown
strong tank and infantry forces
into their c0untrrattackS with
NaStov. IN the left flank of the
Kicv bulge. Front line dis
patches. however. reported that
all these thru>ts had been re-
pulsed.
Nevertheless. Inc Red army rs
moving cautiously 80 overcome s,,in-
bonn resistance and safeguard :hrS
iIaEs before .v~.w.ng Inc westward
drive toward inc Polish nnrcc..
CThc Berlin radio had report
ed 4 force of nearly 100000
Russians advancing near Krivoi
E"s. far To the southwest in the
Dnirpcr bend. in an effort to
break through Ia the Black Sea
and trap German forces in that
area. Moscow remained silent
for the second day on develop
mcniS i'll this sector
The Russian Corwuuurc .dlI
thu; 5000 Germans had been Killed
tr The successful thanking drive Spu.a
rl G'mrl. and :Nu' II TOWNS. ncIua-
'n@ INC HI station rt DcwC,ihi. 81
miles {" 'a" west. yud been eun-
tul"d. Great stores 1T WAY nary.,r!
were seized. the bulletin -atd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Chinese Break
In Jap Lines

(hungking. Nov. 16-(AP)-
The Chinese high command an
nounccd tonight that its forces
on the Yanglzc Valley front had
broken into Japanese lines at
many points south of the river
and advanced 10 the outskirts nf
lchang and Tangyang To the
north.
Severe fighting was said To he
III progress near Ichang. a Yang
tkr port which is the deepest
point of Japanese penetration
up the river. Equally severe
lighting was reported at Tang
Yang. less than so miles north
east Of Ichang.
In addition the Chinese claim
cd The rccapturc of holly con-
tested 1okow.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Burma Hit By
Raj Bombers

Calcutta, Nov. ii. -(AP)- RAJ
Calcutta. Nov. Ii. - Cap -
Raj medium and heavy bomb
crS today carried out the hcavi-
est and most concentrated at
tack on Burma since the war in
the East began. il WAS announ-
ccd here tonight.
The target WAS the RAILWAY
station. freight yards and bar
racks at Pcgu. i6 miles northeast
of RangOOn.
\ large number of aircraft
dropped Il heavy tonnage of high
explosives, completely SCATTERING
the target.
Heavy clouds made bOmbin.
conditions very difficult. but most
bombs fell in the target area
starting many fires.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Six TO Eight
Are Killed
In Explosion
Warehouse Explosion
AT Yorktown Depot
Heard for 80 Miles

. Yorktown. Va. Nov. 6-(ArD
An explosion in Il N;trehou:,,
ut the naval mine depot here
today killed an estimated six 10
eight civilian employees and in
.iurcd between 20 and 80. NO
of them seriously. The bias;
awakened thousands of resi-
dents of Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Newport News some 50
miles distant.
Captain L. ID. Kirkpatrick.
ISN. retired. commanding Off
Ger Of the depot. said he he
licvcd the damage was extensive
but that no estimate could he
given Immediately. several fires
broke out after the blast but
were quickly cNtingIIi>hrd.
Tie "Nplu>Iun occurred H 100 -
r. .n the "Xplns.N" plant area. The
force threw the llgu'u- system ou'
OBJ. commission and all persons not
n rescue work Wcr,
uut.
Harry Nash. Associated Press
stair member. said he was
awakened i'll Portsmouth by a
violent shaking sensation which
Continued for five or six seq
ond~ bnt heard un noiSr. Per-
sens on the street i'll Norfolk
said the flash. visible Just be
fore the conclusion. rcScmbIcd
Il huge rocket.
L.. d
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16
Cotton Prices
Are Mixed

New York. Nov. IG.-(Ap) Cat
ION futures Gold controctS) opened
ilvc cents u bale higher Ia five cents
I""cr. Noon values were - tn ~
SCENTS u bale higher. December 1879
March 1886 and May 1890.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Feature Is Won
By Biol Shot
Photo by Times stan Photographer

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 81 (UP).
Marriage, a sore-footed 7-year-
old son of Strolling Player, held at
81 to i'm the betting, outgamed
the favored Valdina Farm entry
in a savage drive through the
stretch today for an upset victory
in the SOS, 900 New Orleans Handi-
cap at the Fair Grounds.
Racing in the silks OF r. A.
/ Coward and c. l.. Dupuy, the vet
eran reuter-, under his steadying
weight of 115 pounds, came up
swiftly on the last turn. collared
the leaders at the sixteenth pole
and was going away rapidly at the
wire to finish a length and one
half in front.
The game Irish-bred FOUNDERS
battled into second place under his
second high weight of 124, a hall
length before Moscow II. while
Midland and Valdina Orphan fol.
lowed in that order. The winner
was timed in 1:43 As for mile
and one-siXteenth. equaling the
track record set by Valdina Or.
phan two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Off the Hook By Levi. H. Walter
LEAFS WANT TO DUCK
WINGS IN IST ROUND
BY Lewis H. Walter

the home IF hockey some one
should speak the words hockey
lovers here long ago choked
down the throats Of scoffers--
namely that in this great sport,
a game can he in the bag -.
That's treason 10 the game and
the great players who have
made IL.
Hitting tho Jackpot: Harry
jacobson. Detroit hockey fan,
received sucn a pushing around
from Lester Patrick, New YORK
Rangers boss. when he gave
Grant Warwick Of the Rangers
$3.50 in war bonds and a beauti-
full cup last season that he has
abandoned his Rookie Of the
Year" award Instead he s
going 10 give the cup and the
$3.50 10 the most valuable Red
Wing. as picked by the hockey
writer's jacobson made his
first award 10 Johnny Mowers
two years ago when the Detroit
goalie was edged out ny Johnny
GUILTY of Montreal IN the Calder
Trophy voting, in which Detroit
had ono ballot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

II can show any soldier how
10 dive IL feet, break an enemy's
leg and disarm him In the same
instant. That's why I'm heading
for this mans army"
Stranger Lewis, 81 years old,
and veteran of 5000 wrestling
matches, pulled out the end OF.
his belt, displayed a long row of
notches.
"See! Fourteen inches and 90
pounds of that waistline In less
than IL months. on comes 25
more pounds, then I think they'll
take me for nm instructor. I can
show the boys something about
those Commando tactics, like /
did in the last war nj Camp
Grant"
The Stranger means business.
The huge former world wres-
Ting champion came out Of re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
SpOrt
'DiMag' Closest
To Most Valuable
For All Time
By LEO MACDONELL

Who holds The all-time most
valuable honors in the hig
leagues? Joe DlMsegio viii
do until YOU can dig up another
During the seven years Dr.
Maggie. now a private IN Uncle
sans army (three cheers for
the fellow. was with the Yam
KEGS the New York club won SIX
American League Dennants and
five world championships E.
Tony Canzoneri. former light
weight champion, IS entertaining
in New York night clubs q.
Zeke Bonura. huge and amlahle
eN-major Lacquer is one OF the
chief physical instructors at
Camp Butner, n. C., proving
grounds for the Rangers Amer
lean Commands
SGT. Joe Louis appearance in
the cast OF This Is the Army,
being filmed in Hollywood. Is
not the champs first showing IN
a movie. The Sarge appeared
in a flicker labeled The Spirit
of Youth" which lad a good
idea but no great box office
appeal. Jack Dempsey showed
in Dare Devil Jack but that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Owner Briggs Is 90

Walter O. Briggs, owner OF The
Tigers. celebrated his siXty-siXth
birthday Saturday He was
born in Ypsilanii Alvs Brad
ley. head man OF the Cleveland
Indians, will be 80 this Sunday
Bradley is native Cleve-
lander Sidney Gerald Abel
OF the Red Wings, who was born
in Melville, Saskatchewan, was
25 Monday fWashington's Birth
day) -. But, Sid says he never
cut down a cherry tree d.
They we're all NAPLES Abel
explained Fourteen basket
ball nights in Madison Square
Garden this season attracted
..~se than 225.OO0 fans. an in
crease OF 10000 for the same
number of shows last season.
which established record IN
attendance Ching johnson.
former National League star de-
fenseman. is working on a con-
struction job in Washington,
d. &.
James Could. veteran 81. LOUIS
baseball writer who died re-
rrutiy. was graduated from
West Point, where he was a
classmste Of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur II. Mickey Coch-
rsne. who is going pretty well IN
the lettuce circuit when he can
get away from Great Lakes,
closes his banquet talks with;
hope the next world series will
he played in the Oriental League
for the championship OF Toxic
Lester Patrick. the New
York hockey sage, says of Jack
Stewart, the brilliant Red Wing
defensemAn. He isn't sS color
fol as Jimmy Orlando. Re isn't
especially effective on the a.
tack. But, he Is whale out
there back Of the blue line the
best defenSeman in hockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Double Windup Mat
Feature al fairview

Falrview Gardens offers double
windup wrestling attraction Tues
day. Rufus Jones m eets Louis
Klein and Johnny SilVy takes on
Bert Rubi. Morris Shapiro, junior
heavyweight champion during a
part of 194l. makes his first APP
pearance here in two years, clash
ing with Eddie Bad Man Lewis.
Jack League and Babe Kasaboskl
meet in the opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Quite an Outfeld

1t is reported that the New
York Boxing Writers recent an
nual dinner was opened with
"a rat.a-tat-tat and roll OF Mike
Jacobs store teeth :.
Uncle Sam now has pretty
good hitting outfield, Ted Will
Hams. Joe DiMaggio and Hank
Greenberg Willie Pops
right name is Papaleo
The late George Keogan, in 70
wears of coaching basketball at
Notre Dame, never had a los
ing season And, in basket
ball as we'll as football, the
Irish take on the toughest OPP
position they can get Tom
Creavy, 1891 p. G. A. golf cham
pion, recently won a decision
over spinal meningitis
Jim Levey, Buffalo shortstop,.
inducted into the army recently.
spent six years in the marine
corps and was honorably dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Tigers Sign Is of IS; Four Players Are Added
Best Of Breed
Doc Show Results

Brittany spaniels-Patrice de sharvogue,
owned by r. w. (BilD Averill. Birming-
ham.
Or. Charles n. Connolly. Detroit.
Bull Mastiffs-King Nebuchadnezzar de
Lsmoths. owned by Herbert A. Denis
81. Bsrnards-Bsrry vom schwsrI wald
Hof, owned by schwsrEwold Hof Kennels
Puss~Baidwin's Alex the Great. owned
by Mrs. Rose Baldwin, Lansing.
Toy Manchester Tsrriers-Canruth car
vet-ts, owned BY Ruth Max. Warren, o.
owned by Mrs. r. y. wallace, Stafford. Pa.
French Bulldogs - Ch. CoEette De Ia
France, owned by Harold r. Horton
schinperkes-Trent1e OF Mar-boh owned
nv Mrs Robert H. Dudley, Birmingham.
German Short. Haired Pointers-Princs Y
wsidwinkel. owned by Htalmar Olsen
Utica. Mich.
Pointers Hsrswithsm Ghosts Farewell
owned by Robert y. Maloney. Pittsburgh.
CAlrn Terriers-Kllmet ~ csirndania.
owned by Mrs. @. w. Hyslop. Brockville'
ont.
Irish Terriers Buckthoru Belle. owned
ny Kari J. Rabe. Detroit.
sesiyham Terriers - cArvaun Cesmet'
owned by Carl stetling Toledo.
Boxers Ch. voiAnts Of haEelains
owned by John Phelpss Wagner Milwaukes
Welsh Terriers - On, ADD Venture Of
spital Hr owned by Or. Robert l.. An
derson, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Obedience trials-Noviee A; Won ny On
Fraulein OF DetteThof (Doberman Pinaeherl
owned by STANLEY Aston, Detroit
Obedience trials-Open Class A Won ~
Giralda HArkawAy POINTER, owned b
Don H. Dasher, Birmingham.
DAchshunds (smoothl - Ch. brenda ol
Rlue Kew, owned by Florence s. Keller
Gates Hills. o. (Wire); Lump Of star
crest, owned by n. 7. LlnghAm, founga
town. q,
German Shepherds Major 81 Norlhmere
owned by George r. JarmAn, 81. DAVID 3
Ont.
Poodles tMiniAtufsi -- Pillie0c Captaii
COURAGEOUS owned ny Mrs. Jean y. NAgel
Detroit STANDARD Torchlight lie pu
Noir, owned ny Or. &. c. young Detfoit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Bay Meadows Track
Suspends for ; Days

SAN MATEO. CAL Feb. ~
OUP).-The California Horse Rae.
ing Board today announced Bay
Meadows track had been granted
permission To suspend racing on
Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week, Racing then viii
be resumed !.
w. c. Buchanan, secretary of
the board. said the action was
taken at the request of horsemen.
who said that they found IT impos-
sihle 10 get their horses in condi-
ton for "formful racing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

was no house afire either :.
But. Max Baer did pretty well
with The Prize Fighter and the
Lady" Primo Camera was
in Max picture Jimmy Nc
Larnin, former welterweight
title-holder, now operates a pill-
ing machine in Hollywood
(Cal.) production plant -. and
when not engaged in war work,
plays a mean game Of golf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

tirement almost a year ago.
Thinks he can make a contribu-
ton TO the war effort.
s TIMES A WEEK
He's wrestling four or FIVE
times week TO get into shape,
now weighs 270. Will take off a
few pounds against Orville
Brown Monday night at Arena
Gardens.
81 have some little ideas I
believe will help" he said Sat-
urday. "Now some of the COM
mando instructors are teaching
the men 10 jab their foes eyes
their fingers. I'm sure that's a
mistake. Youll hurt your fingers.
But double up your hand and
use your thumb. Your thumb
has support. You can gouge a
mans eye out In jiffy with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Giants Sign a Hickey
FoR MONDAY

NEW YORK. Feb 81 ms
Frank Rickev, brother Of Branch
Hickey. president Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, and formerly connected
with the ST. Louis Cardinals scout
ing staff has been signed TO scout
for the New York Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE - 4-yssr-olds and up
] lis miles.
Ava Delight tEadsN 80 tSn 40
Bucket Shon fGVen) 20 20
Prampto lowe $40
Time :t7. on 3e
" Secret Parade Ground The Chord
H.sssy Time Roman Hero. Buckle Up and
Holly also ran
SECOND RACE 4-yssr-olds and M, a
Eariy Delivery tRisn1D b.20 $50 3 50
Grand Party Murphy $50 50
Psircais tScurl0csi SO
Time i.I2, OF io7'A
ChanGnts Lady Sponsor. WiEs Colonel
ana Atimuth also ran.
THIRD RAcE-t-yssr.olds and up, =
mile:
Hattie Belle tMurphyl $40 2.60
Sweet Olga fHigleyh 80
Time its IS or t5TH
Tor Band. Gummed Up and Quiz Kid
also ran
+ FOURTH RACE -2-yesr-old' and N. !.
mile
iChain Lay tHsuerl 10 20 50
Dancing Duke tEsdsl so
Time ~ SIS or 5.0sa
Can't. Edd' 'nelstour. Robert Cho-
|VGfc0, 'Cak SF sThafs Easy, New From
usf, Busy Lire ard vsldins Charm also
ran. 'Eisld.
FIFTH RACE t.yssr.olds snd W, mi,
and IN Yards
vsia'ns PAU eFoo,rt'l 1890 $50 $40
Latent tCargR so 50
Noon Maiden ,RIerg' .o0
Time s 50 AS on SIS
Fhsrsihssn ana Louisville n also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-,far .o.ds. furlongs
Amber tlEr' tScurIrGRI 80 s0 q %
seven Hearts tEAdtt 40 2 81
.VslcIns Sol tZUslu 2 60
Tine - % OF oS
/ ENnN BAY and Norsifn also Fsn.
syvENTH RAcE-7y,sr-olas sn1 W
q I-l3 miles
hsrriass tCfsiFf 400 - M 81
3 ElundfrG- lEnhfrisA ----2 sd 20
Moscow IT tHiEeyi. o.
Tine 49, IS ~ stS
aPoftsrt Car. signsiof. s.niolsna, Re-
eptstee BrthtN Gallant Riveriand Snc
Ib-Nsld ~ orphan also ran
/ Howard Fnfrl.
b-Na.slnH Parma en'fg.
EISHTH RAcE-i-sssr.olas and W,
ifgrirnEs
ttFssni.,an ,Hau,p $500 i.@ sc,
GOOD CnFb lSkofoEsul 90 81
f1'H Ne More BsassbO 4 OF
Time liz 25 M 7iE.
Ia ZonFa Lou y Neui Naramai1 Esri
ara. War Ban Kansas City and GOSSIP
hisf also ran.
NINTH RACE tytsr-ola, sne up
Z lis miles
Csrade lNHIiEPr ~ 90 - 90 n ~
RfGUsr iTuHrCI 20 ~
PetrOl Scout tEeJflorkl 30
Time Us - 4st-
Tfspsss Artist w Greet juliet e
.Atmar. Csracnt Bannsr DEE3 81
Bubsis Masculine and 'Besu Grssnoci
'a'' ~ io'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Recreation Caoe League
STANDINGS

SCHEDULE FOR THIS SUNDAY
At KROEK
Arthurs vs. East Side Gear 81 p m
Auto club vs. Continental Local ESQ
a. 81 m
At FRANKLIN
Brewster W Tool shop, e. $50 m
tEEhlhition
jaeio~ies W Trojsns. hsp m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

charged as a sergeant in 1929.
He is 36 and once played
for the 81. Louis Browns
According To Yank. the arny's
overseas magazine. the com
msnder of a landing party
about 10 put ashore on the
African coast gave the usual
last-minute precautionary in
structions and then asked:
Now are there any questions?
Yes. sill" answered pri-
vate: Have you heard how the
Army-Notre Dame football
game come out?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Hal Mdnders
Now DriIGnq
AT Evansville

Hal Manders Is the first Tiger
10 report for spring training.
Already in Evansville. where the
Detroit players officially will start
training March Is for the new
season, ManderS reports that after
Today period of running he will
start conditioning his arm. Man.
ders, r riGht-handed pitcher, win
tered al his home in Abel. Iowa.
He is married 10 an Evansville
girl.
With Bob Teller In the navy, II
is up 10 Manders 10 keep alive the
pitching fame OF the Iowa clan Of
Teller Manders. Hal and Bob are
first cousins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
OakIawn Park Results

mile.
Tommy Whelan tLonEden) 1850 40
Drumont Adams 1850
Time 1913 Id. On 10
Queen Toks Helen Spot, spanish Jewtl
Grace X. YouroT, LAST Frontier, 'Chsncs
Run and Vote Boy also ran. 'Fisld.
SECOND RACE-4-yesr.olds and up, q
mile
Bo21ar ,Mq!.nal $50 3sscc 3 go
Bslarosa (GoggiD J. 30
Time I.i2 IS. m 3.37i4
He sad Ls''sgri. bud p ,,, Sap poE S+
trsmus and la sombrs also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE 5.yesr-olds 3. milst
= Ebony Eas, s scIs.n 800 s sS 10 80
FiorEan sam tAdsms) E'o
Time 1913 Is, off t;io.
Hv-Tri'e. safe Bid. Mis- Ma. Aerial
Torpedo and Ann Division also Gan
FOURTH RAcE-4-yesr-olds and up, =
oyasss tL,mmon' n.so soo 5 55o
A'ned clark $50 ~
Remote Control CRobsr'' $50
Time 1872 3-5, of 80?
Flash Town and Ksr'opn also ram
FrFrH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and mp,
l-1b mics, -.
Aletsrn tCiaTkl fZb s.h ~
Mixer (Dsttilol sou ~
CerheruH (McCombf, lfo
Time l:4t. Off 6-ttt
Fiy ~, sir Marlboro and Boom on also
ran
SIXTH RACE - t-ysar-oldI and UP,
II lis miles.
Thrift shop (Bashsml 770 $50 70
Rough News (Longdeni $50 $50
/ FIRST praftee (McCombsl $40
1 Ttn1s i.f4 SIS. off A:a2H
/ Tsnuous, syrian BOY and Thorino also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-l-yssr-oids ana up.
Il. miles
Beekhamp,on ,csttDo) gao 20 20
Portsmouth (ClarkD fNo -
CuriOfa fHuHtI @'e1
Time 4 81 as. IN stsi4
syiacaura and Calexico also ran,
EIGHTH RACE-4-ytar-olds snd up. "a
miles
Rose Red fTsmmsrol $50 ~ Se
Kitche Nanitou clark go II
Who Calls tThornbuTEl A@
Time IS is, on e.S7
Joln IssOs aa1 HaAA Moon aiso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
rs ARE SIGNED

At Briggs Stadium it was re-
vealed Saturday 25 OF the 35
Tigers listed on the 1943 roster
have signed their new contracts
and are eager to report for
training.
II was also made known that
Ted Gray, young southpaw pitcher.
has joined the navy. the twentieth
Tiger 10 60 into the service OF
Uncle Sam. Four additional play
ers were purchased from Beau
mont club. but as yet il has not
been ascertained whether or not
they already have enlisted or been
inductad