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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Turf Climax

Then came the climax. This
week the headlines came across
that Free For All, a 2-yoar-oId
owned ny John Marsch, the Chi
caco contractor. had won his sec
ond race al Washington Park
not only had he won hlS second
start, but nc had ran So turiongS
faster than any horse had ever
negotiated this distance on Tho
Chicago oval
1t happened that on the day
following this amazing perform
ance for a 2-ycar-old we met our
friend and crystal CazCr Mr.
Franklin. al the Far Grounds
well. you've got TO admit I
gave YOU the right dope on Free
Tor AL" said Franklin.
you bet you did" | agreed.
I've been right on the beam
with him in both starts"
I'm only thankful there were
no other horses whose name,
start with Free running these
days. But l stIli say Brother
Franklin will do AS a prOcnosu
Gator until A better one come
along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Hal White Was the Victim
But Psychology Triumphed

ROCHESTER, y. y, juno -
Psychology plays sn important
psTt on the baseball diamond and
his is particularly ttue q yong
fellows in The business.
Rochester of the lnterna-.ra.
League was PLAYING az exhibition
game with the sampson Eata.
Training Station not long ago
Vaughn liazcn. Rochester
rookie. had gone 70 The plate u
times with only two hItS 90 nls
credit during league competition.
As Hazen vert up 70 the pate
for the first time against SaUP.
Sor. = tean1uate sad
You ought 20 hit the devil
out 81 this Sore-aTmed semi
pro pitcher. -
ilszer bo''cd tire fr.f cac-r-
over the right fed fence a drive
thst carried Sovc 400 'ec'
rs v crossed 're plate ar ODD
tTCr remarked
All you needed was 10 hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

FIRST RACE 3-year-ods and up;
about > miles tsteeplechase
Invader IS Rilesl $40 80 81
West Haddon tMoran) $40 20
Gala Reign tMerglerl so
Time-34s orr ! 20H Similar.
Abldale and Frederic II also ran
SECOND RACE-3-yssr-ol1, and up; 7
furiongs
Aiamate tArcarol so Su %
silver Plate Gongden) 300 ~
Sea Rsse 1Permanei 80
ARIEL Diver Auher. rroof Coil II II,
Francis Marion and Lsbs G also ran.
THIRD RACE 2.ysM-olds; 81 fur-
War pate tEnideD $50 so . ~
Santas Vixen tZufslD $40 90
Reaping Time tArCarcl zSo
s.ouist Shot. s-scotch Plains. AVssh-
onks and Turnplst. also ran.
az. Godfrey entry
FoURTH RACE -3-yssr-old' and NJ, =.
mile
Ranging CArcsrcl 200 80 %
swing shif, (Psrmans) o2o = .u
Gabe Paul STRANGE o'<o
Time 81 Is or J rs
Gallant chance Dbl Grand Peter
Saratoga Polly Alnorad SIN Lie ana
stolen KISS also ran.
FIFTH 2-yesr.oId'. So fur
longs. ~
Jacforay tZufelO 1000 On 20
Hitem tAtkinsonl 10 ~
Junior Atlas tGuerinl SsV
Time / Os Is. OF tot4
Genial sam 6. Doekstadsr and Tslmadss
Also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Racing Starts
AT Hamilton

Tho first summer meeting Of the
Hamilton Jockey Club opened At
Hamilton Ont. Saturday, and
continues until July .
The race meets held ~ the
Ambitious City picturesque file
course attract patrons from far
and near American racing fans
from western New York State
and other points attend the Ham,
Ilton meetings IN large numbers.
To accommodate tho L ( race
CoerS. American mu'ucl machines
aJa operated and NagoyS made in
American moneys arc PAID IN
American monCt
The tola. purse distribution VI
amount ~ $1,000 with tho "a
mum purse being 5000 There -
bc CNcrnCh' features every dan,
win pli/o money ranging from
81 900 10 81 0OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Aoueduct Results

SIXTH RACE -3-yesr-olds j.. miics,
r. Jimminv tAtklnsonj ; 90 eo : So
SIR TIP tArcsrol 80 8 81
Lucky Uongden) 5 -
Time 2.O3 rs, or 81
Styme Bounding Home Autocrat Kay
tee Shut Up and Ariel Flight also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-old and up
= mile:
skin Deep nongden) $40 90 2 ~
Jean Miracle tPermans) so %
Strategic Hindbergl 10
Time i2S 5 or 5ls
Rvconcs Good Stymie Co-Gino Cold
Flare Recognize THE Chisf, Bardia,
Showdown and sarge also ran.
'Field.
EIGHTH RACE - 3-yssr-olds and up
IN miles
blue Nose tThackcrl ~ 20 10 SO I N
spoon Bread tNoodhouseJ 20 ~
Futurana (Cuerinl -
Time 2is as. m ; 20
Arrow Rock Jimmy John. Nipsiekle and
Csneral War also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Draft Decision on
Jo-J White Withheld
pHTTsADFLpHIA. Juno "a UIPl

PHILADELPHIA. June "a CUP)
Ou'hcldcf loyncr tJo-Jol White
Of the Philadelphia Athletics. to-
day awaited The outcome Of his
army physical examination after
his te4mmate, pitcher Don Black.
was rejected FOR military service
because ~ a heart allmcnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
HiaIedh Asks 5O-Ddy
Race Meet in IS

MIAMI. Fla. June n tip
The Florida racing commission
today had on file the application
Of Hialeah Park for a 5O-day horse
race meeting for next winter. be-
ginning Jan. 5
If Hlaleah is granted the dates
January 5 10 March 3 II would
be the earliest that the track has
ever opened
- ~ lhan,t In Sce ALI shnM InhaA -----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
LOCATION SECRET

II GCl Vern CasSin Of WAYNE
Unlversity'S football team a few
seasons back, has written urging
the officials 10 continue sports At
hlS school He was unable 10
eve hts present location 1t.
Tommy Adams, the Wayne foot
ballcr who saw considerable ac-
-tten IN the southwest Pacific. IS
pictured in a recent magazine
VIII one 81 Hollywood. bright
stars AZ coast night
OIhcr not about Wayne ath-
Totes In the service Capt Roy
Sathcr is radar man somewhere
IN India he is IN tao same
outfit with Capt Hank Green
brrC =. Maj George Houch Is n
Corsica and Bert Robb IS now
lieutenant commander.
500 What loJ Made 81 Ar show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

university. -
Hoot EVerS, who was a brillinat
prospect for the Detroit Tigers
before going into the service. is
one Of the best hitterS on Birdie
TebbettS' Waco Army Air Field
team E. Johnny NandcrMeer, the
only man IN the history of base
ball 10 hurl two SUCCESSIVE no-hit
contests, is hitting star OF the
Sampson Naval Base team :.
Against Boston recently he col
lected three hits in a row -.
GIVES Up POST
Jimmy Bloodworth has given up
his post as manager Of the team
AZ Fort Leonard Wood because Of
his training duties . However,
he is still playing second base 4.
Among the major leaguers known
10 be in England at the time Of
the invasion were 1t. Larry
French of the Dodgers, II. Monte
Weaver of the Senators, Pvt.
Russ BauerS of the Pirates and
Capt. Ted klelnhauS who played
with Cincinnati and the YAM
KEGS
George Gill, a former Tiger
htffef- who went 10 Boston w me
hlg NewSom deal, is playing for
Lake Charles, La. Army Air Field
team -. His team recently de-
fcatcd one from a Texas Shipyard
that included Dixie Parsons. Tiger
catcher. and Les Fleming, who
PLAYED first base for the Indians
last summer
Col. Ballcntino entertained a
group of Detroit WreSllcrS at
Camp IpperwaSh. north Of Sarnia.
Hthe other night =. The wrcStlcrS
staged q battle royal and three
separate bouts Later they
were guests Of tho colonel al din
nor and At songfeSt that fol-
lowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Detroit Lions Sion
Three New Backs

The Detroit Lions Of the Pro
fcS>ional Football League have
signed three new backs and TWO
ljncsmen. The players were Stan
WiSnicv Ski. SAINT Joseph 5. Ind
halfback: Ivan Trcbouch. Saint
MaryS fullback I'd Ponnefathor.
Detroit St. Charles High School
back. NarcoIo RoiicrY Alfred
University guard and Charley
Bosch. Miami University tackle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
This Baseball Star
Needs No Training

Howard Fox. classy young
pitcher and leader Of the Blrm-
ngham BaronS mound staff of
the Southern Association. will tell
you a pitcher doesn't have 10 have
a long spring grind 10 Get into
shape Fox did not ioin the Blrm-
ngham club tins spring until the
day before the season opened. He
had ridden five days and five
nights in day coach, but he was
ready to 60 10 work.
-In.i Thnnre 20 See Air show TOdaN--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Predict Beau Jack
May Get Discharge

There's whisper along Jacobs
Beach that Beau Jack may be
back 10 the fStic wars. He has a
trick knee that Chick Wegcles
predicts Will toss him ont of tho
army. The same thing happened
N Notre Dame Pat Filley a few
days ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

hit safely IN the six games 50 Tar.
Last year as member Of Rat
talon No. ;. Barnett was chosen
on tho leagues All-S'ar team
From the power that this lad has
shown so far this season al The
plate. it will he quite job keep
ing him off any such selection
this season.
--The ARMY Needs MORE rIanes--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
GeoIoqist Gets Degree

LANSING. June 24-Ionorary
degree of master OF education has
been conferred on Or r A. Smith,
state gcoloCiSt. by Michigan State
Normal College. YpSilanti, from
which he was graduated in 1908.
The degree is the institution :
t.-ngNt award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Barnett Big Gun
For Battalion 7
Youth Tops Batters
in Firemen's Loop

Seymour Barnett. shortstop for
Battalion No. : in the Firemcn :
Baseball League, is the big gun
in his teams quest for The
leagues championship 10 be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

against some big league pitch
ing
Trr yourC stcr asked
WhaddNa mean, hig league
pitching They told mo that
gu, was a Semipro from around
here
To.5 20 bad ht his home Ur
oG delivery OF iial White VINO
belongs 20 thc Detroit Tigers
lialtn got The littcrS Tic popped
up the next time al bat.
Ha2cn explains.
II was 80 b1isy studying the
big leaguer's style that I just
couldn't deep my eve on the
ball.
---Evrry Day IL n-pay In TAetories--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

in September
at Briggs Sta
dunn.
Barnett, a
Is year old
youngStcr. is
lea din & the
league IN bat
ting with a
.52i average a.
present. ScN-
m q ur. W h y
bats zig h +
h a n d Q d. has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
FIRE MySTERY-If you see

FIRE MYSTERY-If you see
an exceptionally handsome, high
spirited horse pulling your
favoritc iunkman'S wagon down
the alley, YOU may be looking
at one OF the horses still miss
inc from the Fair Grounds after
being turned loose during the
FIRE Since 4 Stall-to-Stall
search has failed 10 turn up
any more lost horses, il is be-
licvcd they escaped to the
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

horses.
Maybe you've even tossed him
half after a good day, be-
cause Peg used to take off
his wooden LEG. SIT down by the
sidewalk with his hat out and
beg whenever he needed fresh
money
Favoritc spot was by the
saloon at the corner Of RalSton,
the street which slants up from
Woodward TO the Fair Grounds
Mighty handy when he had
picked up a couple of bucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
ATTENTION PSYCHA-
TRISTS' DEPT-PeC. like all


TRISTS' DEPT.-Peg, like all
of us, is bundle of contradic-
tons Always ready TO buy
a thirsty Stablehand a drink
when he had money in his
pocket.
Elmer Swanson. one Of the
stable area guards. says he was
on his way TO work one day
when he saw Peg sitting by the
sidewalk begging.
Here's start for you." said
Swanson. throwing quarter IN
Pegs hat.
Two days later Peg came up
TO Swanson and handed him 81
"YOu remembered me when l
needed money and just bet on
n winner 80 I'm going To show
my appreciation" SAID Peg In
telling II now. Swanson says:
That's when knew he was
crazy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Outstanding Record

During his IL years ~ manager
Of the New York Yankees Joe
Mccarthy has won eight pcnnantS
and seven world champIonshlps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
THE GREATER CANE By Edear Hayes
KEEN NOW IN CHARGE
|OF MATMEN IN GEORGLA
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t Comdr Cliff former wrestling University ct
Michigan heads the wrestling staff the yrenght School
in Athens Ga Michigan for II and 1922
National intercollegiate champion He leave from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Arlington Results

FIRST RACE -2-year olds 81. frrloness
Delphi tJemasl suo wv "o
Hspcat CHlgles1 90 ~
on Mandy CHsas' oV
sfrsr Fight. a.Its Her Lilyiee witch
Watch. a-Lettia and Harrie, a, also ran
a-Aijgeier entry.
sEco$p RACE 3.year- o'ds and up /"
Td7s sun rveer,yr1 $40 so 90
Roval RVS Brooks 81" o.
Kokornn ,Smlthi oV
Tirs ia or 3 IS
taTrb.si Fsrev.ru. Frlzc' Douh.ehrso
Bots \ ana Nnlscenden' also ran
THIRD RAcE-3.yesr.olds and NJ. a
mile
T5f.c not. oHsn $40 go 90 2t 90
sun testing tKnotD oo :"
Herald tMCCrrartt ~"
Time 10 2-5 equals track record
Hodsn. Epic Lady. valdina Way
Hayaheart and valiant lrs also ran
FOURTH RAGE-t-y,ar.olds and mp
Be Britf Csmrh, 100 32o go
ClarksvHe (Murrisey) o 20 too
Sunnower (Freemanl W
Time % 40. OF SOS
Port Harmony. FAIRY Manah' Var
Happy pilot and Liberty Pan also ran.
FIFTH RACE year oids -and-up.- =
mile 80
Cold Princess tHsleSl 40 ~
just for Pun Morriseyl ="
Time iii Is Of 49,
Crecpir srvestfa Miss Barbara ana
Traffic Court a'so ran.
e--rH RACE 3.ysar.old' and up
INLET
-. gain ,McCtear,l $40 go 20
G,o.-ls Drum tWooft 40 -
AM climax tSkoronsk1 ~
Tine ! "a 10 m Is
Quizzig 2 Mar keU. n-SsIf0. FIRST Dust,
Datv Trouble and h-RounfetS also ran.
a-Caumet entry NV. Hchs entry.
SEVENTH RACE iysar-olds and up
= mile
Rudnaurus ,Seaho, 2so0 II N 40
Full Cry tSkoronskyl 5 20 So
Rurgoo Dinner tNoo'D 80
Time % IS m So
Quarterback Vinum X Norko Last
Gold. Boos Dream and Cherry Trihe
also ran
EIGHTH RACE 3.ysar.oid' ard NJ
Roio Fancy Cnubos') - so $50 500
The Fisnd (WooD 3 40 90
Rekrab Fischer 80
Time i.iS IS ~ IN
Lupie. GIRO. Ovetske Stars A. Might
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Realmsu PratO $3.50 $50 TO
Cumshaw CGr0ss) $40 so
Fpay tnanitlsl 40
Time ] 50. Of n
Ram Mare Brown Flower ard Esta
also ran
SECOND RACE 3.yssr-olds and up =
Al Bright oRowors> u 20 SO a.
Mianami tCritchheld) ) 40 81
Jamoke tClacgett ~
Time l:1t IS, or 10
smoothly, Ampsrs Lone Flame, Solid
Sender and Sir Gaia also ran
THIRD RAcE-3-year.oids and up. a
saivo (BorselD $50 2 On $50
Lightfoot Lee Lvnch) W ~
Float Me CDelpinol 40
Tracelette Threecent, Cameo and Ellen
Mist also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3-year-olds and up q
Weatherite tBowers) 1910 800 go
Hoosier MADDEN oVO 80
Gold River (Turnbul> 9'so
Time I:lf i-5, off i.0eAz
Try Flying Psiturf, RoI.an'e and Smart
Bet also ran
FIFTH RACE 2-yssr-olds =, mile:
Bulium tRollinsl ) 90 90 ~
sun Herod tLynCh) =" ~
Eiiord tClaEgettl ="
Time OF IS on 43s
Jsmima. Sunredgra. Beidine and Flee
sister also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3-ysar-o,ds ir.nIs;
Avstofta tMCMullenl 8 So 90 W
p Patriotism tBrcnnAn) So go
Black Swan (Noorel 81
Tine 81 3 :. ~ ;. 0T.
rique Tudor KING a.F Eye. Easy
Quefo and Green Rush also ran,
a :. Garfield entry.
SEVENTH RACE-4.ysar olds and ur
l-l6 miles
Ho Hum tpowsrsl a so m 20
Seven HIS Driscol1 $50 80
FLYING silver Pratt Iio
Time 10 IS. m -
Aidridge, Ons and Troth also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-t-yesr-olds and up. J
mile
Resping Chord
CTurnbuih 90 80 ~
Coronsl tClacCe'N zoo ~
ROYAL Flush CLynch) 40
Time ". of 500
Dense Path victory Drive, Navy and
Copperman also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
DEAR OLD L. OF ID. DEPT.

DI+Nh OiD I. vi ~. DEI 4
Reports that the good fathers
at University OF Detroit are
against the school resuming
football after the war were
given good kicking around at
a recent athletic board meet
ING There WILL BE A l..
of y. football team when the
boys come back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Waite
RACE TRACK ARSONlST
BEGGED FROM FANS
OFF THE HOOK
-e.RRyING- THE TORCH DEPT.-If- -ever-waikt

J
leaving the races 100 to you We
onelegged VINO has
starting which killed another and 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
WAW-ClO SoftbaII
EAST SIDE
NTST SIDE
Dearborn League

Sundays game Winston vs. Reckinger
A. F0rdson. RoyAi W HaAg's A. Retreat
BOYS Cluh " Goebei, ~ Ford Field. All
games At 30
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FOR MONDAY

Weather clear. track. fast.
Post 30 p n
Day IL D-Day In factOries-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

.rhe Arm, Ned, MORE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Last Chance 20 see Air show Tod'
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See What NOI Made at Air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

The Army Needs MORE Plane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

The Army Needs MORE Planes
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feline pbpitide W>adt oem oeutiden
golt 5ur Gerfiiglnrg itebt, I'm li6 aus
Sen eiiernen 8anoen ser Simmler=
l6en @eitapo 5lt befreien 0iele &C.
tpoltige S6ubno6t @itlers gegen oas
oeutl6e 8olf tpiiroe nibt 5ogern,
&unoerttauienoe ibrer eigenen 9onoS<
lel1te nieoer5uidieben.
5obolo An5eiden ltnfenoer Moral
boprbanoen lino, folgt regelmaBig Ell
ne So6fl11t bon Eooesurtcilen, Sic es
ieoer @ruppe unmoglib MAIDEN, cine
Hebolution ins @erf 81 ieben.
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'front.', 10 fiibrte ser &orreIpon0ent
Der Stodbolmer 3eitung ,,Eioningen'
Gbriiter SSaeoerlrno aus, ,,fonnte
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oen &anpf fort5nieben, beihleuntgt
1peroen. Mber bel1te nerben 3lpeifler
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3ablreide Sinrirbtungen in SEN
lebten Wonaten, iagt SSsaeoerhnb, ba=
ben oie Deutiden in Mnqlt periett,
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beiiee, cine Hebolution 3u mohen.
SelbIt sic fleinite &un0gebrng orgo=
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8intermonaten. @r bebauptete, Bis
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anoere ltntergrllnot0tigfeit eingelai=
len baben. Sic beboupten ober, bie
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miiroen nid)t 50eeru, 0failafers i'm
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polte nieoer5uidlogen.
SSn ser 8erliner 8oden5eitung
~Oas 9teid' pieoerbolte mittler1peile
S61uarb bon 8erf cine Warnung al
oie Solfer Ser belebten @ebiete, baB
cine olliicrte Snpalton tbnen nidt
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uno cine Sintflut bon Sprengltoff
6eler 1mo Stobl."
x X X
Ealtor Oaniel 81. Yoling, Der als
&orre1ponoent Ser Wo6eni6rift
,,Sime" uno oes vGbriition Science
Monitor' lotpie in leiner @igenidaft
(6ortiebrng ouf Seite 12)
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Wittiupd, ben 2. 5ebrnar 1914

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mobnt.
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MIR oos Sitlerregi1nc sic Moglidteit
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God ieiner SdiIoerun9 ion Soms
burg imitanoe 9etpeien iein, innerbalb
meniger @oben nod SEN bernibten-
Den 9omboroements I'M 9luguit Die
Ero0uftion nieoer ollf5unebmen.
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