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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. Clinton +. Sears of Ches-
terrified drive and Mrs. J. Eldred
Bardin will be joint hostesses at
luncheon. followed by bridge, on
Wednesday in the Sears home.
Mrs. Sears has just returned
from a brief visit to Chicago.
where she was the guest of her
daughter, Betty Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard f.
Brown, their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Matheson and her small
son, Billy, are again in residence
at their home in Hazelwood ave-
nue.. after an extended visit in
St. Joseph and Westboro, Mo.
Mrs. r. II. Kalbfus Of Wad-
dington road is sojourning in
Troy. N. Y, at present as the
house guest of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Bogart. Mrs.
Klabfus left in time to spend
Thanksgiving with the BogartS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Cast Chosen

The first act of Saturdays
Children" by Maxwell Ander-
son. was under the direction OF
Mrs. Warner l.. Forsyth, as
sisted by Mrs. Clifford Guest,
with Mrs. Earle Smith on prop
critics. Performers included Mrs.
Stanley r. Saunders, Mrs. Har-
Ian Rowe, Mrs. Dean c. Smith,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Stars, Bars Chapter
At Mrs. Berry's Home

STARS AND BARS CHAP
TER of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy will meet at 2
p. m. Friday at the home of
Mrs. Leo A. Berry in Grand
mont road. Mrs. Berry will give
a reading of The History of the
Bells" accompanied on the piano
by Heinrich Van Husan. Mrs.
John S. hurry will assist the
hostess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Clement Penrose. Franklin
Fricker and Charles Burgess.
Percival Wildes. "LoS' Ele-
vator" completed the evenings
bill. +. Dean Burnett directed,
assisted by Mrs. Allen Aikens
Jr. In the cast were Mrs. George
Brosch. Mrs. l.. f. Colgrove,
Mrs. Frank Packard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Linton. Eliot Hig-
gins. Harry Hamilton and
Charleton c.. Eden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Gift Package No. 4-Fruit cake,
dates, cigarettes, playing cards, comb
and case, sewing kit, writing kit 5.45
Gift Package No. ) - Teabags,
Melba toast, candy e ounces), mar
malade e ounces), turkey spread,
Smithfeld deviled ham, fruit cake
az pounds), soap leaves q pack
ages), talcum powder ....... 5.95
Gift Package No. B. pound
fruit cake, Melba toast, gum, meat
spread, lather leaves, anchovies, fruit
drops, Burgund mix hard candy and
Gift Package No. 9-One-pound
fruit cake, cough drops, gum, dried
figs, anchovies, chicken spread, pea
nuts, Melba toast, lather leaves 4.87
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
amateur Player,
lin Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM. Nov. %.

WEEKEND interests in Birmingham centered around the
wv Village Players. The November performance given
Saturday evening at the playhouse Members and their guests
were entertained afterwards at the traditional Afterglow
hosteses the committees charge Mrs Lander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Gift Package No. 4 - Olive oil,
peanut butter, plum pudding, hard
candy, Smithheld deviled ham, gum,
cough drops, de luxe Bergund mix q
ounces), Melba toast, playing cards,
picture carrier, soap and dish 5.35
Gift Package No. 2-Fruit cake,
shrimp spread, Melba toast, anchovy
paste, liver spread, cough drops,
candy, soap leaves, playing cards, razor
blades, lighter, soap case, wallet, comb
and case, shoe polish ........ DO
Gift Package No. - Anchovies,
Melba toast, turkey paste, plum pud-
ding, almond candy, dates, checker
game, playing cards, wallet, writing
KIT ..-...-.-.a.A.-.UI. 80 - u" -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Carriers League
Has 100 Teams

More than 100 teams have al
ready been formed in The Detroit
Times Carriers Softball League
and spring training is under
way in this area today,
The teams are preparing for
the opening of the season in May
and will bid for the chance to
compete in inter-city competition
with champions of other Hearst
newspapers in the fall.
The league, formed last year.
proved such tremendous success
IL was adopted by other Hearst
newspapers as part of the train
ing program for carrier-saleSmen.
Leagues are in the process OF
formation in Chicago, Los Angeles
and Seattle. Milwaukee is getting
ready to join the parade.
Boys must be over II and car
rier-Salesmen 10 become men,
Der of a team in the league.
Complete details can be secured
by a call or letter to The Detroit
Times Home Delivery Depart
ment, Cherry $500. League COM
petition is expected to start within
two or three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Trick Clause

Baxter took him at his word.
"And I'll insert clause for
Telling The fight To Morgan II
that RiZera Is sOuthpaw,
Baxter intoned as he scrubbed.
Strachan threw Up his hands,
rolled back his eyes and asked
hlndly.
what can you do with a guy
like that? ?"
"Scotty" Strachan felt that
he had taken the worst of the
bargain when he left Baxter.
He was anything but happy.
Then, the other day, he came
bursting into the office. a broad
smile on his face, and a bit
breathleSs.
81 got that Baxter where i
want him" he told every one.
"Yes, sir. Look" and he dis
played a telegram, "it says right
here that Rizera Is n switch
fighter, that he can throw them
from both sides. That Baxter
never thought about that. Wait
until he sees that guy turn
around. RiZera might knock
that Morgan out into Woodward
avenue"
Folding the telegram, Stra-
chan hustled cut Gotta spread
this around. Gotta get even
with that BAXTER"
Yes, IL certainly looks like
those two Scotchmen are alike.
And The amazing thing Is they
remain the best OF friends
through il al
We want 20 sec what happens
when ancient, agile Kayo faces
switch fighter Jose Rlzera at
Arcadia Monday night And we
are going to keep our weather
eye on two cute Scotchmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE-2-ysar-o y mile:
a Suhduod tPermanel $50 so 40
Timore (Gucrinl $50 $50
Devastating Haas $40
Time :01, of :55.
Lugger Beaus Nurse. Dinah Home.
Flirty, Juno, Center stage, Awashonks,
a-Iady Pilot and PharamOnda also ran.
-a-pAiRPs- shA- BeiaiF eHtFyr-
SECOND RACE-3year-o and up,
I 1-16 miles.
Pyracanth (Arcaro) $40 $40 $50
Kopar (Longdenl 40 100
Sliding Home (Dodson) 10
Time 1.t7 Us. of 2:34.
Gabs Paul. Boswellisn. Oakford. Speed
Hoover. Salvo. Thruanthru and BIC BAG
also ran.
THIRD RACE-2-year-olds, y mile:
Tiger Call (Arcaro) 40 so %
a Hillyar- Court Brnnksl -Z = 81 - 70
a.Home Run tDodson) zfO
Time 90 lis, off 3:11H
Scotch Plains. Motto Brand, ]. Joe
and He Got There also ran
aPhpps entry.
FOURTH RACE-3-year-olds and Up,
"a mile.
True North CBrook) 1850 $50 $40
Salto (Arcarol $50 SOU
Terse CKrkland) $40
Time 1872 SIS OF 34s
Singing Torch, RinEmenow, Miss Bar
bara, BIN Sickle, PlantaEenet Bon Jour,
'seamanike, and BANKRUPT also ran.
'Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Bob a|es
CoupIe OF Scotchn1e-
Trvino for a Break
Make 5000 Foht
By Rob MURPHY
Spsrts Editor

John "Scotty" Strachan and
Harry "Scotty' Baxter. long
time friends and long engaged
In the boxing business are pro
vd.nc a lot OF laughs IN town
these DAYS
Strachan is matchmaker for
Arcadia Baxter is manager Of
kayo Morgan.
Morgan was The tonic krca-
dia needed 70 put itNntt Inc
black after seven losing shows.
Morgan was offered 20 StEar
chan by an agent working for
Baxter for q meaSly $500. The
Scctchman that is. Suaehah,
hgcame wary lie wanted 70
talk 10 Baxter personally may
be Get the ante lowered a bit.
$500? That was a pretty fair
hunk Of dough for SIX rounds
al Arcadia
The agent brought the two
ScCchmen together lie left
them alone for a few minutes.
fF1rafiv Baxter fcf the con-
Terrence table, smiling Stra-
chan stayed seated, smiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
HAS HACKERS

Bell Buyer can get. II all. Fer
guSaH and many a horseman fig
ure this running son ofBel Aethel
and BuzZcat has a real chance 10
grab that $4,000 pot and become
the first Detroit-owned horse TO
win the Kentucky Derby.
This bay colt, which the De-
troit tool and die manufacturer
bought for $4,000 from a LeXing-
ton butcher last fall, has stu
pendeuS- burst of speed and is
always going his fastest at the
finish.
Bell Buzzar won eight Of his II
races last year. This spring he
started out by finishing in the
money in four of his first five
starts at Oaklawn Park, where
he was handicapped by the short
stretch.
There was that third in the
Arkansas Derby 10 earn him some
Derby consideration. but he really
became a Derby prospect April
20 al Louisville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Drives Hard Bargain

Strachan beckoned 10 the
agent. Il Just pulled a good
one on Baxter he beamed. i
cot him to 60 for 80 percent
Of all net over two grand. You
and your $500, phooey!'
Baxter heckoned 10 the agent.
"Have a drink. I Just pulled a
fast one on Strachan. We get
so per cent of all over $1,000.
How much can we draw
The agent was confident II
would 90 over three grand.
"If il does, you'll get a per-
centage of every buck over
$4,000" the generous Baxter in
formed the agent.
That was prior TO the Morgan
Kramer fight three weeks ago.
The result is history. Strachan
had 10 pay nearly three times
as much on the deal as he would
have under the original $500
offer.
Then. a week or so ago,
Suachan asked for the use OF
Morgan again, this time against
Jose Rizera, Puerto Ricdn
featherweight champ.
Cautious. lest "Scotty' Stra-
chan pull a fast one. Scotty
Baxter insisted on a large per =
centage of the gate-from the
first buck in the Joint TO the
last Strachan~ finally agreed.
"You Scotchmen are all
alike" he walled. 600 ahead.
fiji IL out on your own terms"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Penn Relays
Summaries
PHILADELPHIA, April 20 (UP)
of the Penn relays

PHILADELPHIA April ~ tUP)
Summaries of the Penn relays:
one-half mile college reiay-First New
York University, second Army, third Dart
mouth. Time, i:2s
Hammer throw-First, II. CAN'T Miller.
Washington, ID. c., u. s. Navy; second,
Bob Ely, Princeton: third. George Troxell,
feet " inches.
Javeln throw First Bill fcannicelh.
Franklin q Marshall: second. EuIace Pea
cock, Manhattan Beach Coast Guard ;
third Bin Chynoweth, u. 8. Military
Academy. Distance, isi feet On inches.
Broad jumg-First. PVT. B Barney I Ewsll'
Asbury Park. N. j., Midshlpmen. third.
Peacock. Distance. - feet ~ inches.
College mile relay, FIRST section-F1rst
Lincoln University. second Franklin and
Marshall, third Morgan state Baltimore,
second section - FRS, city College Of
New York, second Hampton. Va, third
Trinity OF Hartford. Conn Time 3:33. S.
Four-mie relay-First Michigan. second
Army third New York University. Time
ls:l2.5.
Special three quarter. mile run - FRS,
Bill Huse, New York Athletic Club. sec
ond Al Daily, New York A. C., third Rudy
Simms, New York University, Time 3:O4.
Class college mile relay-Eirst Penn
University. Time. 3:26.i.
Two-mile college relay First Dart
mouth, second Rochester, third Michigan
Time 1897.
Pole vault-Pvt John Dick, u. 4.
Army. and Cadet Phil Lansing, u. 5.
Military Academy. tied for first, Bob
Richards, Bridgewater CVa) College
third. Height 10 feet.
High jump-Don Barksdale, Camp Lee.
Va. and Sgt. Josh Williamson. Camp
Holabird. Baltimore NJ, tied for first
Howard Jones unattached Philade phia.
third Height. feet 4 inches.
4s0-yArd college shuttle relay First
T. 6. Army Academy. second Duke. third
Virginia. Time. l:o4l
i0O-yard dash-First ia Conweli New
York University: second Pvt. Barney
Ewell Camp Lee, Va third Herb Thomp-
son. Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
Time, o. seconds.
College mile relay-First Army, second
Dartmouth, third Michigan. Time, 3.2l.l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. y
mile.
Douhlrah tArcarol T40 4.2n 80
Harvard Square (Longdenl $50 40
Brownie CGuerin) 80
Time III rs. off AS.
BreeZing Home. Dartaway and Baby
Dumping also ran
SIXTH RACE - 3-year-olds and up,
1-16 miles
Night Glow CLongden) 400 $40 out
Moon Maiden Brooks 800 out
Johns Dear tPermsnel out
Time as 3-5. of 5:05.
what Not and Anthemion also ran
a-Bieber entry.
SEVENTH RACE -3-year- olds snd Up,
lie miles
Anihras Haas 1910 $50 $50
Bold Dan (Arcarol $50 40
The Sutton tfDUdsDn1 Z so
Time | 81 as. off 54ik
Smiles. Golden Thorn. Jimioe. Eye for
Eye, Gold Flare and Yankee Girl also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
,Sporfsman's Park Results

fiRsr RkcE-f'ysAr-cids and UP. v
Devils FroIic
(Franklin) 7.4O go $50
sting Band tMartinl 1910 $50
Private HOWE (Haber) $40
Time 1903, off 3;01.
Wobble pump. Through Train. Scarlet
TschnieiAn and Miss Omega also ram
SECOND RAcE-s.yssr-olds. Ga fur.
R0cKW God Jean penal 2is0 $50 $50
Vegas Wheel Q.oturco) 100 500
Uncle Bud (Franklin) 40
Time rs, off 3.43
Olivia l.. Hslsey Baby Advice, Infinity
sheik. Sahara Arab. GeEira and Glenwood
Boy also ran.
THIRD RAcE-4-ysAr-olds and zap, y
Might step CPsnaJ $50 $50 $40
EpiIsr (WegrIyn) $50 $40
Rodimic CFrankn) $50
Time 80 AS. off 4:leh.
Free style, Burning Chips, High Hat
High Talent, Alaeyon, Laetose and Episet
also ran.
FOURTH RKCE-5-year-old = mile:
Vaidina Maiden (PenA) 100 3 so 2.e0
The Captain tFTankiin) f2O 90
Holdsll (WegrEyn) 2.so
Time 80 2-5 off 4:5i.
Powdered MIX. Tawny Lady. Aviation
Cadet. Purple Heart and Play Hands also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-a-yesr.olds and up, y
mile.
Topnard (Pena) $500 $40 $40
Chipamink (Glideweil) $40 500
Maejames (Haynesl TAO
Time i.2s as, off S;25.
Port Harmony, stitch Again, Sand
Storm. Shasta Man, Try Fin, Take Away
and Time Was also ran.
SIXTH RAcE--s-year-olds ana up, y
Bright wnne Cwarren) ri.OO $40 40
Bob's Dream (Pena) 100 90
Bolus (Wegrzyn) 500
Time 80 is. OF 5:5s
Rush Act, Eugene, Gourmet, Flying
Giant. zsca Rosa, Marian and Top Boots
also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-4-ysar-oids and up,
AZ miles:
Uncle Nose fCAlvln) $50 40 $50
Belfry Chimes (Wegrzyn) Lao 2. 40
Aloinous- tPena) ESQ
Time 2 90 is, OF s;2on
AmY's Third. StArcheSs and Dorothy
%. X. also ran
EIGHTH RACE-4-yesr-ol and up,
I-l6 miles:
Kiev Lee (CampbelD 1880 $40 40
Susan Constant (Warren) e.20 s.. 20
Three Sands (WegrLyn) $50
Time 1854 rs, on 7.02h,
Our Willie, Colors Up, Dream Fox
Sir Mortimer, Ebon Flag. American Bride
and SwoOsh also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

FIRST R 5a,.S, mile 81
Hit II Daley $40 2.4O
Vsldina Joe (Hooper) 2.s0
Time i:i2 as off 3;0eh,
Balmand Meritorious, Junior Easton
and squaw Jane also ran.
SECOND RACE = 2-Yesr-Olds, Az fur
sha whan (cauareIla) 42o 500 2 90
Cross Bayou tEccabd) 400 40
Bess- Darling -tAoaAFSsl 4 20
Time 50, off 3:4S.
DIS Sickle June Dear. lisa Applaud.
One Hook. Income Tax, .Kaohi, Lisison,
pretty Plane and Mae Wave also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3.year:olds, = mile. -
10 Agnes tGrohsl 1910 80 $50
fStars at Night (Morrissey) 24O $50
dead heat for place.
Time i:l3 is. off AIS.
Roman Red, Brown Gown, WINS o Blue,
Yocs and Quick stitch also ran
'Field.
FOURTH RAcE-2-ysar-olds. Al FUR
Larky (Grohs) 400 $40 $50
Misweet (MolberD 1880 20
Conference (Burns) 100
Time 80, off $50.
ouemazon. Pretty Tiger. Witch Brew
and Leroy Also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-4-ysSr-oids and up. y
mile:
Sunny Fortress
tskoronskD 10 90 $40 $50
Ogma (GonzaleE) 1910 80
Flying King tEecard) $50
Time 1:12 is, off 5:ip.
Scotchgrass, Kathy, 'Plaidloch, Count
Fearless. Miss Advice. 'Bescar, QuestviVe
and Tetros Jr. also ran.
'Pield.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up.
lis miles:
Alquest (Adams) $50 so out
Anticlimax (Pierson) $40 out
Parasang tMorrissey) out
Time i:4S LIS, off 5.a1.
Restless and Var also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-4-year-olds and up.
l-i6 miles.
Afghanistan tscurlock) $50 $40 $50
Fair Player Bailey 100 800
Iron Barge (Adams) ESQ
Time 1:47 3-5. off 6;20h.
caumsett. Away, Song Spinner and
fMOdWtnA Also ran.
tWon but disqualified.
EIGHTH RAcE-4-yesr- olds and up,
lis miles:
Equal Chance (Burns) $40 400 $40
Prince Beiltro (Marinell) s 40 > so
Sherlock (Seabo) go
Time i:4s Us, of e:blh
Bolo Brook Surgeon Dick Larkalong,
Mythologist and Marcharl also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Vide Open Race Seen
As Metro 9's Open Tuesday
BY JAKE BERsoN

With wide open race in pros
eci bseeball teams of the Metro
politsn League swing into league
competition this Tuesday
70 - ff-trrr1 r1r-v1r1T7rT IUtO
teHF sections. and each school
viii play eight league games and
two montague contests Tues
days and Fridays Sectional
champions VIII meet BOZ the semi
finals June 6. with the champion
ship game June s.
Chadsoy High which beat
Pershng S. IN the 1913 finals
again viii have Bill GIane. it,
star pitcher. available lie is Tho
only returning regular of last
years team however. nut Coach
FloNd Tiny Groves isn't worried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
ROARING RACE

That was the day Bell Buzzer
whipped seven rivals at a mile,
left Alorter, Shut Up and Sky
Tracer behind in a roaring race
which saw the Derby hopes hit
the six furlongs in lilo 3-5.
The Buzzer had his chance TO
60 in the longer stretch at Louis
Vile. Billy Thompson, his new
Jockey, kept him closer 10 the
pace and he didn't have so far to
go TO win this one.
That was enough TO make one
-Betrofter. not Ferguson. 20 down
heavily in the future books on
The BHzzef.
This plunger hasn't changed his
mind either since The BuZzer fin
ished third Friday TO the out
slider Broadcloth in another mile
race at Louisville.
/. Ferguson wasn't disappointed
in the showing The race was just
10 keep the colt in condition.
If Dave Ferguson's colt does
win this Derby it will be another
highlight in typical Detroit sue
cess story.
1t was in 1909 that the auburn
haired Scotch-Irishman C a m e
from Erie. Pa, and started work
as a toolmaker at Henry Ford S
first plant on Piquette ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

In Stretch .
nv LEWIS ~ WALTER
Here comes The BuLLer!
And il he buzEing."

That's what The excited an
nnlnccr- shouted over the loud
speaker ~ Oafiawn Park Just n
month AGO as Bell Buzzer, the
colt thaf trailed by % lengths on
the back stretch hurtled past
eight horses in the stretch 10 fin
ish third IN the Arkansas Derby.
Here comes The Buzzer!"
Those are the words Detroiter
Dave Ferguson hopes he'll hear
again ar Churchill Downs again
next Saturday when his bay colt
turns INTO the stretch with Stir
Up Challenge Me and the rest Of
the nations fine threo-year-olds
in the 10th running Of the Ken
lucky Derby
Only this time Ferguson hopes
-S.,l4e Buzzer will get il all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
TUESDAYS GAMEs

Mackenz.e at Cooley: BEDFORD y
Central Wuhur Wr,ghl vs. T. ~ y
H.r1. Northwestern. Southwesterrr1 q
n ffhwrsteru Western a. Chadses High
.arc PARA a. HAmtramck Northern vs.
tFHf. tUrfuwestcrn. Southeastern ri
Ierfhinr Northeastern We Eastern, Bells
Isle. Denly a. Miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Narraoanseft Results

FIRST RACE-4-year-olds and up, mile
and 10 yards;
Sunspark Cenkins) 1900 $40 $40
Sally of Erin (Pratt) 40 20
Tamhn (Bovine) LOO
Time ! IS as. on 2:3T.
Lady Lyonors vsn,ryst B s Ma Ma;
and Precious Years also ran.
SECOND RACE - 4-yesr-oids and up,
Happy Prime. Goop) $50 80 2s 80
Back Tooth (Moore) 1880 920
Princely Gift tBovinet o. ~
Time 1l2 2-5 off 3.0eh
Centuple Pilot Boat Wheat, Montbars,
Lady Mascara. Buzzie Jr,, Chain Miss and
Brown Dancer also ran.
THIRD RAeE-4-year-eid and up u
Roxiante (PratO 2l20 1910 $40
Diavoloman (TurnbulD $40 80
Greenock Flame tJenkinsl 900
Time 1912 is OF 1861.
Old Whitley. Polymelor. Suntegra, An
cipital and Key Largo also ran
FOURTH RACE-3-yesr-olds. y mile /:
onecbnl (scawthorn) $3.50 ii2o 72o
Dandy Jim tKeiper) 12-sn 70
Half Smart Cook $40
Time t;t2 Is, off 4.oeh
Scottsville, Masomenos Patriotism,
Black Africa, Ellen Mist, Fleet Queen,
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds q, mile
Entertainment (Bovine) 30.40 $50 8 90
Evelyn Rolls (Martin) $40 $40
Green Bush (PratO so
Time ~ is off 4;3s.
-B-Eye-R eimburseme North Fire.
Eternity and Prissy Miss also ran.
SIXTH s-year-olds and up. q
vaidina Punch tPratl $50 80 $50
Dream Parade tTrenb $40 90
Tetra Rock (Ssto) 80
Time III. of 5.12i4
Mintlock, Mixer Amazed son Of War
and Fire Warden also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-4.yesr-olds and Up
a, mile;
Vald'na Alpha
(McMuilen) 80 20 $50
Hi Sun Crurnbull $50 $50
Santa Elisa CTrentl IL 90
Time III as. off 54ia
Fair Call Double Back, Hidden rec
Little Hoops and Clyde Tolson also ran
EIGHTH RACE - 4-yesr-olds and up,
1916 miles
Kantar Run Loop) $40 40 400
White Hope (Turnbull) - 90 500
Victory Drive (Trent 40
Ball Player. Boot and spur and Flange
also ran.
NINTH RACE -i-year-o lds and up -
Thale tSistol 1920 ZOO $50
Panle (Roylesl II. 90 300
Long Straw (TrenD. 20
Time 2.36 30. off s37.
Chattsnsn, Hard Bargain and Budded
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
HEAVENLY DAYS DEPT

st. Thomas, the fighting angel
from Father Divine's heaven,
who did the odd bit of punching
around here, is now spreading
the Peace, it's wonderful Cos
pei around the New York fight
mob, which can stand a little
Writer Joe Cummiskey finds
the St. Thomas dressing room
atmosphere very soothing, with
a violinist playing soft and
haunting melodies before a fight
Cummiskey calls Max
Schmeling the coolest cucumber
he ever saw in dressing room
The PM scribe says that one
night. when Max was headed
for the ring. man dropped
dead in his dressing room 4.
Schmeling just gave him that
chilly Nazi stare and stepped
over him without saying word.
WOMEN'S FRA G.E
DEPT: Women mutuel clerks
are here for keeps at the De-
troit race track and probably
most others where they took
over the ticket punching last
year.
They're more courteous. mp
preciative and more able than
the general run of men sellers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
OPENING DAY ANGLERS
IFIND> TROUT SCARCE
BY DON GILLIEs

Although opening Michgans fishing season SaS
day brought forth nearnormal army of $4,000 anglers
battle between the aristocrats fshdom the Oh
Ike Walton not close.
the of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
BUYS FIRST HORSE

Twenty years ago he started
his own shop. the Lincoln Tool
and Die, now has another on Fort
ST. Both are turning out war
orders.
Ferguson's family Of four sons
has grown up. Dave Jr. has been
discharged by the army, Robert
is a lawyer here. Don is a tool
maker for his dad Willard the
youngest, il a gunnerS mate in
the navy.
An occasional visitor at the
race track, Ferguson first became
interested in owning horses a
year ago last fall when his friend,
registrar Rhody Hanrahan of the
racing commission introduced him
10 big, Jolly Charley Sanborn,
trainer from Lexington.
With Sanborn guiding him,
Ferguson claimed the filly My
Myri bought at the yearling sales.
He raced six horses last season
and was probably one of the few
hobby stables to finish in the
black with nine victories and %
races in the money for S10.377.
When they decided 10 buy Bell
Buzzer last fall 1t was midnight
in Lexington. They took Doc Hag-
gard, one of Kentucky's famous
vets. with tn MO his stall,
looked him over with flashlights
and handed the owner a check on
the spot,
"The flashlights didn't bother
Bell Buzzer bit" said Fer
guson Saturday. $50 ! know the
photographers fash bulbs won't
bother him IL he Il led into the
winners ring Derby Day"