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Evening star., 1944-11-19

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a,or- ,he Sreng,h OF spur, she d
aivzyx wanted hum 10 have. He
was oxay. thanks to her seeming
seifshness. her apparently heart
less lnastence that be hive his own
hte. She couldn', spoil things nov
by crying on, to HIM that she d
always considered him above
everyone else on earth. herself IN
cluded.
"IfI send you an APO'Nddress,
Dick was saying. it may or may
not mean that I'm gong overseas.
But don't worry about 1t. III still
be okay. no matter what happens.
IAN right. Dick All right, dear.
The inexofable summons came
in the conductors familiar wall:
"All abo-o-oardr'
We'll, so long, Mother. Take it
easy"
You. too, Dick"
''Oh. sure" He leaned down and
kissed her hurriedly. She forced
herself not to cling to him.
Then he was gone-had stepped
across the little gap between the
platform and the already-movlng
train.
SHE was back in the hotel suite
where she and Dick had stayed
during the swiftly spent days Of
his furlough. She was alone in the
dreary. strange rooms. in a city
piled up around her in the light
like a vast Indifferent tomb.
But the harshest, most incredl-
Bile part of her loneliness was that
there was no longer any chance to
talk to Dick. There was nothing,
even, that she could do for him.
Oh. yes, there was. There was
the checkbook that he'd asked her
to look through for possible errors
in his figuring. Her hands trem-
bled as she took it from her purse.
She switched on the light above
the writing desk; then sat down
and opened the flap of the check
book. There was nothing on the
Evening star., 1944-11-19
More Comfort Wearing
Dental PLATES

Here is a pleasant way to over
come loose plate discomfort FAS-
TEETH, an improved powder, sprin-
Killed. on upper and lower plates holds
them firmer 80 that they feel more
comfortable. No gummy. gOoey pasty
taste or feeling. It's alkaline tnon-
acidD. Does not sour. Checks plate
Mlor" (denture breath). Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

MURDER is always mistake One should do anything
that cannot talk about after dinner . Oscar Wilde
Evening star., 1944-11-19

IT'S TRUE! inssensIy Blvs.Jsy
Gem pssssess size selsst srom
psesssss-psaa. Soft non-skid
pad gives surer protection
against tormenting shoe-friction
than Ieas efficient ways.
THEN while you walk, gentle
medication acts to take fight"
out of corn. Loosens it. You
simply lift it out Get Blue-Jay
Medicated Corn plasters today.
A favorite for 40 years. At any
drug or toilet goods counter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
NIIKULA BEATEN

t5TuSP raced through Detroit :
Dtek -Aiituia. 60. 6-l Bob Palms
brought IN the sole Cub point in
taking Art PlotkIn, Cenlrars
three 1913. ga
CasS uncovered a prospect in
Gerald NuZnon. who tOpp g q
PcrShlng's Richard Patterson, 60,
2-6, rs Joe Price another new
conner, defeated PcrShlng's vii
liam Mcdonald 60 o..
- -afftF-H+-t--rf- ----77T7- -yrTE -FE- F0T
BNmsrfe,d tCl defeated Pete Thurher CDl.
h.l e3 Leonard Br.ss CO. defeated Dirk
Mikua tilf. $50 81 Bor Palms tDI de-
toater AZ -H.4lALn- LEl-l los IDENTIFIES
Sherman Katz Harvey suIder CO. DE-
feHtet Emory Farke hrfreV VaIent CDl.
80. ll-i3 et PhE Apelhaur DAVID
Ffanh CO. defrafed Ray Gfubba JACK Tin
dali lpl, 90. t-f.
l-E--7zFTEFTE Fr7-ITT- = n
tCassi defeated Ac0ipn SIeWIclcki tPI.
90 e-3 Gerald Suzn0N eCasSY defeated
NItlAfd Patterson tPI 60 Z-6 20. joe
Fris tCasst defeated William Mcdonald
Pr. so. 80 Doubles Ralps Seikel-Jark
Pronert tCatsI defeated Charles Raite-
Delmlr Eastoe tPI. 81 90 Fred LiSfor-
Jack WeinEtein tCassi defeated George
"hfe-Larr Combs tPt e. SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Detroiters
In Petersen
BY HAROLD KAHL

Thirty bowlers stand out among
the 90 DetrotterS who viii be
shooting eight games across 10
lleys for $1,000 top prize on the
closing squads of the Bind Louis
p. Petersen Classic al Eddie Linsz'
Recreation in Cleveland tonight
tomorrow and Sunday.
Bill Kenet, Mike Graybill, Rog
Overmyer and Steve Morris are
among a dozen on tonight when
the veteran Hank Marine of Mil
waukee. Charles LauSche, Emil
Siperke. Joe kissoff, John Petro
and Steve Macy, all OF Cleveland
also will have their innings.
Clarence Hoffman, Walter Dur
bin. Art Knecht, Louis Burr,
Omar Herppich. Emmett Quinn,
Steve Cruchon. Bill lowery. Wal
ter Rcppenhagen. Tony Novak,
Cy GoralcZyk, Cass Grygier and
Joe Norris are among IS seeing
action tomorrow. Grygier won
$4,000 by taking the 9th event on
an 1907 total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Ted Williams Marries

MINNEAPOLIS May ; rUP) -
Ted Williams. Boston Red Sox
star and American League batting
champion IN 1917. and Miss Doris
Soule, Princeton. MINI. were
married Thursday al Pensacola.
Fla the brides mother, Mrs.
Ruby Soule said today
William, was commits toned as
marine iher Wednesday Mrs
SOulc said her daughter and WI
dams became acquainted IN 1870
when he was on a hunting trip
at Princeton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Two Schools
Drop Tennis

Northern and Miller are missing
from the fist today as the metro
politan high schools. playing IN
four divisions. open the 1914 ten
mis- league schedule.
Down 60 two-man department
and no coach available with Steve
Lewis i'm service, Northern re-
luctantly dropped tennis and golf.
Lack OF material stopped Miller.
Two m a &c hes were played
yesterday in advance of the off
clai opening Central winning from
tHIpeI SHY 81 Detroit on =ihe Cab
courts. Al and CasS shutting out
Perthing AT Northwestern Field,
so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Il Sd Breeze
For PIdtdk

CHICAGO. May 3 GNSl -
Moving with apparent invIncibl-
ity toward his ninth national
AAU handball singles champion
ship Seaman Joe Platak of Chi
cago was 10 meet Jack Srcnco Of
ST Louis no one of tins after
moons seminal matches.
Platak, now stationed az the
Norfolk naval base. defeated
William McGrccvy of 81. Louis.
2l-2, 2l-3, for his fourth straight
victory - the-teHthdmont moved
through the quartcrhnal stage
last night
Paired with navy Bah
Quinn, platal& also remained un-
defeated IN the doubles. The two
navy men overW helmed joaquin
MARTINEZ and Bark hackney OF
Los Angeles = f. zt-t {, m a
doubles quarterilnal.
They became the favoriteS 90
win the doubles crown AS a result
of elimination earlier in the eve
ming of Joe Gordon and Hal Smith.
ti1r defending -ChampinnS from
Hollywood Cal. VINO were beaten.
2l-24 1921. 2l-9. by Robert
Render and John Stcnson of
Chicago.
Srenco became Plataks singles
seminal opponent when he
doWncd Gus Lewis OF Buffalo
y. Y. 2l-lS PHO.
Frank COyle OF Providence.
r l., went INTO the seminal
round by virtue of 4 2l-t6. 2l-t4
win over Pep Toeenini OF Oak
land Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Krakow TO Bowl
In City Meet

Krakow Five whose surprise
3062 provided first place IN .l9i3.
is the city championship tourna-
ment attraction tonight ~ Palace
a. S O'Clock
On the 10 o'clock squad is Pat
Cahills Corporate from tho East
ern Travelling League and ~ y
Bar lcyl Adair Ccrpora'cS from
the Central
Highest ClaS, a count last
might al Palace came from
tiarpers Service Of tho Grand
mont House League John Wal
decker had 657 Of 2S97
Changes A. Vogue were four
ElWood Blake Murdoch 5 cap
tain. found 66i good for third in
singles and gave hun all-events
second AT 1881 Carl PolenS 619
brought him 1877 and all-cvent,
third. Erwin Gahlau 655 carried
10 fourth in singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Golf S Topnotthers
Enter Chicago Meet

CHICAGO. May 5 CUP)-Ofh-
Gals of the Chicago Victory
National golf championships said
today that they have received
entries from Craig Wood. Byron
Nelson's and Harold jug Nc
Spaden=lni=the=t tournament which
opens June Is.
The entries were for the 70
hole medal play championship,
pro-senlor, pro-amatcur and pro-
lady Journeys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Flint
Set
By Don GILIIES

The Flint Rife and Pistol Club
announced today they would hold
a Class G registered meet May
Il M thcIr range ON Bristol road.
Six matches are listed in the
meet which is expected 10 al
tract more than 100 Of DctroirS
top ranking small bore marks
men.
Competitors ar advised 10 regis
ter IN advance with Ken Gilman.
81 East Wood ST, Flint. The
high scoring competitor in each
match and class regardless OF
-eiaSs=wiii be awarded aH-A.-ite "A
certificate and war stamps. SIX
events arc scheduled
Clayton A4eA-eii4t4l 1T, Instructor of
the Wyandotte Junior Y. r. ".
Rifle Club received word today
from the National Rifle AsSocia-
Hon hrs club had won first
place in the NEW national
matches.
Firing on tho winning team
were Virgil Bushroe, 579 Edward
Mcneil, SO, David Trueman,
SIS; Houston Morton. 573, and
Jim Barnes. $40 Tor a team total
OF 2789 Glen Post of Seattle was
second and San Francisco County
Council VFW, third
The matches were prone ar 30
feet with SIX targets 10 shots 10
each or a possible 600 for each
contestant
This Is the third year WAN
dotte boys have taken part in
those matches having finished
third la 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
: NEW COACHES

New coaches are Douglas Sails
bury at Western, John LangSford
At Northeastern, Norman kt4tRef5
CaSS Tech. Cort SayrcS. Rcd.
ford, and Bernard Kolodziejski.
PerShing
Leonard BroSc's improvement
over 1919 and the close caA Har-
vcy Snidcr and Sherman Katz,
city champions, had in doubles
were the outstanding stems in
Ccntral'S Al success over L. Of D.
Emory Parke and Andrew
Valenti won The second AZ 1871 10
square the set score Ahead. so.
ia The third, sSffterf~tiatz rciaxcd
and Parke-Nalenti won four
straight before losing set and
match Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
DefrOifer sin Leads:

BUD st, +. ~ = I +. T, \ Detroit
bowler, held his lQ-poIn1 lead n
the Petersen bowling classic a.
Cleveland, but ms 1880 total viii
undergo an assault by the ma
tion's best rollers tonight HANK
MARINO. BILL KENET. STEVE
MORRIS, Detroit. and others are
set Only change recorded last
n ghf was by r. l. VI 7" r
SCHNEIDER who went into
=.t-F7F.. II r. F FL Tft John HAMS
with 1888 FOREST HINCH
toppcd three Lincoln Park
-A9A i-i77't TOR --JTU
place while PHIL TRAMpANl COL
leclnd l4l2 and TONY A4ARAA4
1868.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Chds. {. Brossmdn,
Turf Writer, Dies

COLUMBUS. May -A-fp4J-
Charles h. Brossman 81, veteran
trainer Of many great race horses
and later a writer on turf topics,
died Al his home last night
BroSSman trained Imp the
mare which Won tho suburban
handicap AZ New York in 1899.
He retired in 1904 and became
correspondent for several pubii-
cations, including The thorough
bred record Of Lexington, X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Unbedten Wolverines
,Brontos Play Two

ANN ARBOR MAY 5-Uni-
versity of Michigan's baseball
team will be seeking IT'S fifth win
in As many starts today, playing
host to Western Michigan. The
teams also play here tomorrow.
Both teams are indicated. but
the Broncos have played J a tic.
On comparative scores. Michigan
should win They beat Iowa. 10
and POP. whfie Western. could only
win 4-3 30 Bowman and Elroy
HlrSch probably will start for the
Wolverines. Marren- R4dAl-4-rrrrf
Ray Louthern for the BroncS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Lou NOVikOff
Deal Denied

CHICAGO May-S-ttttP+--fFi me
Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds
have not concluded a deal which
would send colortul outhcldcr Lou
NOvlkon 10 tho Reds in exchange
for pitcher and cash Cubs
manager James T. Gallagher said
today
There's hdNhing- to II" Cal
laehcr said les gust a rumor."
Bill MckcchnN. manager of The
Reds said ~ Mad heard the
rumor befoEe HJs added that ne
can deny S.s~ztgS as well-as
did the hrSt~trfne / can't spare
any pitchers for trading deals
anyway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Naval Girls 10 Hold
Golf Tournament

A women's golf league, COM
posed Of employees. OF The Naval
Ordnance plant. VIII open It's sea-
son Monday Az 6 p. m al Sunny
brook Nine holes will be- played
there every Monday evening This
Is believed 20 bee the first womcn's
industrial golf league in this
section.
Sunny brook. which is owned by
Rep George SadoWski is man
aged by Hugh Ross Nudge Muir
ray. State PEA tournament man.
agcr assists Ross on Wcek-ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Rainbow Earns
I'd Title in Row
STANDINGS

Rainbow is champion today Of
the Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League for the second consecutive
season. Rainbow Shutout FarriS
Brothers al Red Mill last night
10 win out over Standard by -four
games. Koppiiz, leader for %
weeks. was third
Frank keefe, Progressive. led
on $40 Bill Bunctta. Palmer
Park. had 626. Standards 1856
was team high Prize money Will
be paid out AT Palmer Park. May
10 The annual doubles start at
$50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
City Tourney
Standings
RIGI IARN

kbbi LARS
St-ah f127 Mccarthy atss Crcre-
T-OmtlF 31gs Coca Cola 30se M elem
ems DeHmarsh. 3Osi
nOTBIES
Nofano-John Cummins 1887 Herman
I4henvil Angelo pamlco 1875 Dwight
Nasn-otio Gahaadf 1926 Harry Abrams
Eugene Andrews 1929
SINGLES
william Buuetta $50 Vincent Kelly s6s
tl"o1d Blake S6f, Erwin Gahlsu $50
Joseph Dennis Gal
ALI-ENENTS
Harry Meakin 1918 ElWood Blake 1851
Car PoIens 1877 Tnry Lirdemann 1851
Al koptzK 1850
-u AERAAERAGE- --
Class B-Wngs 2s3 BONN Aluminium
Layout 2s7 Evans Inspection 266 slsl.
+l---l----+ tf--rr-r---r zHZ KaF NUS 22i.
Class r--S ajes 427 schultz 3t6 Ford
NJ j. 32i Revere Rods -GaS-ss4a-
Class Rafco Tools $50. Briggs
Conner Inspection 3f6 Ferndsts Methodist
Blues 12i, Na1Egarts 313 Packard Wild
cats $40.
DOUBLES
George Harden Dor Stafford 2sf Henry
puikieWlcz George sheridan 23q John
Jenkins JACK Harper 233 Micnael Filke-
steve Poth 22s james Hozacke- Thomas
Price 2ls-
SINGLES
Steve Leak IFS Dale stroll 1859 Frank
q .umdzk l6s Nick C0Aco 1872 Melvin
IratteF- William -7aFtreT 1S7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
8 New FIioht Strips

EDMONTON Alberta MAY >
up Eight flight STRIPS have
been installed along the Alaska
from EdDonlon 10 Fair
banks 10 augment communica-
tons IN northwestern Canada 'hc
L. s Army announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
B4e& Drop Cuban

PITTSBURGH May : up
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
today that shortStop Tony Or
denana Of Havana, Cuba has
been released outright 10 Ports
mouth of The Piedmont League.
Ordenana was bought on trial
from Portsmouth last fall and
PLAYED IN one game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Flint USES Official
Resigns for New Job

FLINT, May st G. Adams
manager Of the Flint L. s. En-
ployment Service, has resigned Ia
accept past -lt4th the Palace
Corr.
He has managed the federal
agency branch here since its ia
ccplIOn in 1897. Whitney r.
Dixon is acting manager nov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Derby Greats
On Air Tonight

Bob Murphy. sports editor Of
The Detroit Times. who il in
Louisville Ia cover the Ken
lucky Derby. will interview some
of the prominent men tonight
over WY at $50 y. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
JAMAICA

FIRE Eater. Reaping Time. Fiiord.
FLYING DOUG. Frisky Fire, Bell the
Cat.
BLUE SERGE. Terse Blenheim Lad.
PLATTER Stronghold Rodney Stone.
MARRIAGE, FIRST Fiddle, Alex
Barth
6-TEX MARTIN. Bill ssickie. Green
Apples.
CRAZY HORSE, Early Winter. step
Across
BEST MARRIAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

LUCKY STRIKE I Isr G s1SS F Iy ~ At
ho~-oosn so~iins. opsaings for summer Leagues.
House LEAGUES tuesday. "wednesday. Thursday.
MI. ELLIOTT REC. ''''' ~ " ,t ELLIOTT
Open Bowling Daily Now
NEW GARFIELD W. ~. s GEt"t 81 sTss g..
9pss 6o"tlsS oAlLY At All TINES.
NORTH END ~ 200 so los cA"P4v NEXT
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OLYMPIC REC. "4 e,1o a.. Al 60 s ~!
Ali,y, ss- and soa.ro ~ saih,s.. 1'I oS.,
Bowling ALL DAY Saturday. asa ssnsays.
PALACE REC, ., sS2 Sc. eRArloI AVENUE
OPth ALLEYS TO-DAY 20 A. N. I'LL 9 "A
TOURNEY p N. TO MIDNIGHT.
PALMER PARK .ss.s5o5 ss. 30 30 o' s;,,,
y Bruns~ick ALLEYS. Bar and CRU. opsa
Bo-lino Ia p. NJ. After a. Free Parsina.
1871 Jos. oAsPAg MA. ls4s
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. 'o, .ss sssT'OT =, AVE- s,,5 Ar
SUMMER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY 3 p. N.
RIVIERA RFe 1897 GRAND RlYts ave.
Enroll Nov " Our Summer Leagues Mems,
tadies ard Mixed. orgsniIsd League Openings.
R0I hWllF 7oaO PURITAN. Near Lsernoi,
HVLH"II@ IS ALLEYS. Uk. 1880
Open Bowling at All Times!
III ANNA pcn 5000 VAN DYKE At ALMONT
llHNUH HLoi TW. -0900
SUMMER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
hfts=Be~tFH6- Dali Y FROM p N. ON.
TWENTY GRAND "a 5 155f toSs1 81 iis'0'
Vote I945 City Journey Herel
WARREN BOWL 100 (, sI .csT ~ wA s.s5Is
Open Bowling at All Times!
WASHINGTON BOWL 50 S :, ssns. ess Ays'
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM
10 A NJ TO 80 An CHERRY $500
,lRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Best Bets
United Press
PINfI.ICO

i-ALFRED STUART. Big Jack. Ticky
Otis
FIRST LOoIE, vaIdfna Infant,
Adelphia
CHERRY POP, In the Purple, VAL
dina Fleet
BE.NEKsAR Beamlsh Boy. Pat
GanadO.
5-TILTING. Naecass BOY Soldier
. EDEMGEE Mouse Hole. Blue sash.
-Four FREEDOMS sun Again, An
tichmhH.
s-WESLEY A---pFarls Guerilla.
BEST -FOUR FREEDOMS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Altoona REC. s 81 AM, s,eHtdA". s,',
Open Alleys, 10 4. M. TIL Closing
AMBASSADOR A,s. i;o. f2TAlEss a.,
Open Bowling al All Times!
BEACON REC. " v. emo at wArss an,
NAY We NAVE YOUR VOTE FoR l94s
CRY TOURNEY DOUBLES AND SINGLES.
eknlIILc 7z East CONGRESS
UAUlLLAV 20 Alleys TaosA CT. sl63
Welcome I945 City Meet Herel
CASINO REC. i g At Tq9S~AS GO. A ,,si
Hold l945 City Journey Here!
CHENE- TR0MBLY IS A, s.; 'Tfs st s,,o
Qua SUMNER LEAGUES NOW FORMING.
loiH LEAGUE o. YOUR cAolCE- Air.rouirt
CREST LANES fv1l.sTes &" GO. RIVER RIVE
Boosters Paradise, Visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocktail Lounae. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION sE dAIaf5 ca. $50
Open Bowling at All Times!
nEYTrp pEe DtxreR AT BOSTON BLVo.
pChlCn hCG, "a ALLEYS ~. seas
upfo Rowing lUDA1 UntN $50 Y. " and
After $50 p. N. AL DAY SAT. and sun.
FnRT RIVn RE- 5si7 " FORT, a, ".
ONl Ulfp' nLU' Grand BLVD la ASA
eFEh BOWLING EVERY DAY AL DAY
DUCK PIN PLAY NOW UNDER WAY
GRAND CENTRAL '''' ~ fts :. 1,5 eARN
Pleasure 10 Bowl a, ouistsst Alleys IN Detroit
Excellent Transportation Buy AND StFeeitar
GREAT LAKES =, w. 20 sALIiAS ~ s,se
Open B0Siina-60 ALLEYS IN s9u-Uniil 90
p N. ard After 90 p Cnekiail-Ras-
HALL -DODDS IS, s, " ssssO ssvo o., at
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL lines. Openings
Nov for summer Leagues. Ample PARKING.
IMPERIAL REC. s[ css1ss, nSToas 9tpe.
Open Bowling All Day Today!
LOVES REC. 20 20 s su1t1sS I4s{ys
Cocktail Lounge murray 1912
1925 Fast Jefferson at Eastlawn.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE yeAr-rIss, - fur
'crgf
Nror8i TewaEt so 20
Eurrusrt Isle tkrkIarff -. 80
Time - 7.f. OF D. nc
rIquanf WnsfStuut Rf CAY platfrE
Far Peftv Career. pItards1 Rose Fair
Pit star Finder arr Siam ~ also ran
SECOND RACE ycar.cids and up. >.
nile
Carulus tferras $50 $50 80
Snrsho tWshIerl % %
EHaFu1eiA tWauI %
Time 1913 49, an ~ 81
D. - r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

SIXTH RACE-3-year.o e. mile
pluckY Raider tBreerl 500 p 90 10
Safety Match JcmaN 1910 ~
Naidlua Brave fCRmphein "a
Time 10 3-5. 90 237L
TinChel Nlhhy Jock MHkwhite O'dnn
wood. Ally Hal Hppomenes Cavatorta
Gold River and Blue Wings also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

HERR AND THERF.-aAI' ph~ pos's5
225-2of-2f for So ~ Auto Fite r1sea
p n-i hsf4et ann JohunIrs rs me point
for the Motor City title at Fort Blvd
George per~a tipped 2s1 and Art Houf,e
ma . t+--s7f - ny FiF mi Rulers House
where NYe finished seven. ahead ~ Marin
Whties N-N-al-- IA ttstss.fz
HsiTu Sfumfnff Haft Gordon Else
eteinke and Mar Dawn are Bowling Green
House champs
Jim stfange mr. 90 ~ WrUana ssi
enc Al Van Wagner 20. 207 goo for sS2
" ne CrardVay House Vun by MskeN's
tiYs hy three over OyeraHs waiter
Kline showed 25s when C-f-.----i---rfs= fer
points ahead - Place on the Palm Reach
Senior Frank WssIk had 253 u the
Fort De'rav n was Dsvtes ~ th zoe
points over Iip.nssi fn ths Detroit Assn
~ Catholic Deaf who're EDDIE KELSEY har
III IN The seventh frame of each ~ his
thtee- gAEE4ak-
Joe Goldsmith 49, vas final hish a.
Il Hrdale edEet olt NrFeF ry two points
Tor ne West Font crown Howard
Crumn 2bS VAS tops 60 me No.fhwref-
err Junior Won nF poIsa na' ToUa
-ha1ks ended nine lr frlu' 30 p.3s in rTFF
Graham Page Toe ktsss harrrE 1ff
Ann KurAs 241 ard Ecua Fetins 10I
s'ood out In me Carried Ladies SO
vincent Trolley % and ets tr me
eprinEVeUs senior Cart %otak SIS
g. ne pars'ard House Horace or .vey
sa8 IN ne Rouge House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
TWO MORE WINNERS

Up Sunday will he Henry Gavie.
Dave Berger, Fred Breckle. Chef
Bukowski. Howard Curtin. Joe
Paulus, Lou Sielad. John Farkas.
Tom D'Orazio, Frank Zion. Their
man Gibson. Fred BuJack and
Steve Dutko the last four on tho
final squad Of the event FarkaS
took down $500 only last Feb
ruary on 1858. while Zion pock-
eted $1,000 for 1850 in the 23rd
Clacctp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

There are-cight tournaments
still running here Two of these
close this weekend the men
state At Palmer Park with booster
teams predominating and a mixed
doubles at Altoona The mems city
viii continue 10 roll merrIly along
~ the Palace and Vogue. women S
city Al Great lakes. Pinckct .Clas-
SIC AZ Royal S50-Handicap AZ
hene-T r o m b v and two left
LANDER r -y-77,.J : -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Steve Leak IFS Dale stroll 1879 Frank
q .rmdzk i6s Nick C0Ac0 1872 Melvin
IrliteE- Ntltsfn- FARTHER TS7
Evening star., 1944-07-26
John M. Rose Dies

LOS ANGELES, July 26 Dr.
John M. Rose, 48, of Philadelphia,
vice president and general manager
of the Eastern division OF the Cleve-
land Wrecking Co., who supervised
the demolition of many Army can
tonments after the World War, died
yesterday. The body will be sent to
Minneapolis for burial.
Evening star., 1944-07-26

and sibley Memorial Hospitals. pre-
siding at the Civitan luncheon was
r. M. Thornton, president.