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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Indians Know How
To Play Trosky

Lou Boudreau. the old college
star. has defense for Hal Trosky
When the White SoX slugger bats
the Cleveland second baseman
goes into short right, the short
stop moves behind second, and the
third basenan plays % feet off
his base. They know Hal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Skating prospers

l don't know. frankly, what
can be done about baseball.
Apparently the men who con-
troll it are determined to do or
die the old way. There is no
progress. Meanwhile, softball
has made tremendous forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Bob T aIes
.B&B0B MURPHY
Sports Editor

Many OF our ShrewdCSt stu
dents Of the international scene
warn uS that We. must be pre-
pared not only 10 win the war,
t.t also 10 WIN The peace
Not remember that We won
The duke last time over Ger
many. but GOT conncd ont Of
winrtUg the peace ny the Hitler
nseA
Such Matters needless 10
Say. arc beyond my province
but I do think that the
people responsible for CONNER
.,3' sports should also be max
----rr--rr-v-- rr-r------r----r ++f.->-...-
peace plus The return OF mil
lions Of sports fans who arc
ROW away dong a Job on the
Erau'S Of Germany and the
-eeeef-toothcd fiSt1-eaters Of
-La-.a.l-
III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Ringktds War

Other. businesses. dependent
on the public, spend fortunes in
good Will activities. No bust
ness needs good will more than
racing.
Rassling used TO be a nice
dough-getter. but the rassiIng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Rockingham Results

FIRST RACE.-A-Ncar -olGs ard up. =
mile
BINS sister CBrennanl q SO so $40
smart Bet ClRggettl $50 90
Rough Command tJenkinsD 20
Time "a n 237
Easy Blend Sea Foam Aricl Beam
SECOND RACE 2-year-o'dF So. fur
longs
KpVet Dec tCrossN nn g00 2 %
Ffrs Ahead fpssharl so & no
AM rUdsr fgeabo, a.
l.4...4-i Aft = -
~ u,uras uyygtsA rbr, partor Y
Gun AID liza Pane AKA sAA4---------
II y-- . .7-y--z-5 NJ
mi,
go, .pAri,.t - 81 a. %
$50 a. ,.1r,s.., wv M "a 81
.,,,,.-- p-----t t4-------r-- ~
t4 ~, "a
XIV. ia-r enc a. ran - N' am
F77-FT9 r77-r -7rs . NJ
.,,
,..t....t r.-.,.r, IN. .. G.,
80 ~ 49, an an
T.. a.
r ga ,,,ttf
r-[de r--.o. ro5.e,s Don =, n ard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

epeFaii rfan for peacetime
sports twho hasg1 but I'd like
10 offer, Tor free1 a few sug-
gosuOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Michigan Open Heads
Weeks Golf Program

The Michigan Open, Saturday and Sunday at Orchard
Lake, heads a busy week in golf here
Another championship be decided Tuesday Wednes
day Detroit Golf Club, with the having their
annual 36-hoe W. will be defending champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

FOURTH RACE .vesr-olds and NJ, ?.
mile
Fhlng Easy fpermano 73n $50 $50
Skin Deep tsmrhl Loo %
TulsChmore tSummers) 20
TTrIf TT or 5-FFfr
Harvard SQUIRT Swiru-u -tir'e -S--Trrr
Torch RingmenoW and Old Grad also ran
FIFTH RAcE-3s>aAs.nlaS- anA Up
I $40 miles
FIRST Fiddle Longden) $40 3so $50
Al+A- BArth- ttf1Fr1U7 $40 70
Wait BIT tsmithJ 30
Time 80. OF 421ih.
a-Str Up AIquest Rossue' aFouf
Freedoms and Roysy also ran.
a-Greentres Stable entry
SIXTH RACE 3-yrAr.olds LIE mHes
Fire Sticky tIUfert M 3 an . 80
Step Across ,rsrmsnet 3 % 81
Sammy Angou (Woodhou-D an 100
--- Tfruf So
stHl Blue Brinks May Anthony Yutsn
Free Dutch and All Right Also ran
Dead heat for second
SEVENTH RACE-3-yssr-oIds and W
Is miles
Strategic twoodhouse 10 So 30 asa
rha edonns tFermsnei 40 So
GtAustArk atkinson a.
Time 81 49, on AZ 5.fl
Caribou BED Gin Futurama Night
Glow Plue whistler Coppernan also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
BYRD SOCKS ONE


The longest drive was Byrd's on
the 5S6-yard sixth, where he was
about 40 yards in front of Wood
The poke was better than 800
yards But Wood got the birdie
and Byrd a DOGGY 6.
Waiter Hagen, named the
referee, was late as usual. He
didn't arrive until they Werc play
ing the SlXtA.-fnSpector Boyle of
the police department officiated
until the Hang arrived Mayor
JeffrieS IS scheduled TO referee
Shirley Spork. the girl golfer
who won Fridays tournament at
Oakland Hills. is selling programs
for the match SO is Clare Jane
Mozart the Plum Hollow mss.
Proceeds from the program as we'll
rs from the parking lot witt help
swell the fund for the Red Cross
GNAU SEES MATCH
; Russell Gnau, who prompted
and directed the Ryder matches,
was there with Mrs. Gnau 81. SO
was Earl r. Cain, one Of the dis
trict's championship Fighters in
the old days
Ray Forsyth and Chick Rutbn
were included in the delegation
from Birmingham :. =. Rutan used
10 be Woods assistant =. So was
Claude Harmon of Lochmoor
Al Watrous, Frank Walsh. Jack
Winney were among the other
pros in the gallery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Wood Holds
Driving EDGE
But Byrd s WalIop
on Sixth Is Longest

Craig Wood outdrove Sam Byrd
ON eight Of The 10 two and three
shelters Yesterday a. Plum Hol-
low. Generally, though the diff
ference was slight. on the elcv-
Cn'h Woods ball from tho tee
hit Sans and they wound up a
tcW Yards apart,
Byrd was inside on three of thc
five one-shotters Shooting into
the wind on the 205-yard fifth, al
ways a testing hole, both missed
the green took DOGGY fourS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
STARS PARTICIPATE

featuring the fral meet Wcrc
tho Metropolitan AAJ senior
girls championships which A..
ilactcd The entries Of the hest crl
swimmers in the East including
three national champions They
we're Florence SchUitt. national
1900 meters and long distance
fsflehoidrr= who Won the Met -14e
meters Individual r'cdlry crown
Anne Ross. national indoor and
outdoor diving queen who cap
tured the 2-neter title for the
fourth straight year and Patricia
Sinclair, indoor 100 yards breast
stroke champion, who won the
100 meters Met laurclS.
Miss Schmitt also swan the
third leg for the Wancp,s Swim
ming Association team which Won
the $50 meters relay crown.
HOUR SHOW
The AAU championships and
tf1e ftraiS III tl4e-siN novfer events
49, AAAN tNA = - ~ y ~ eAAiN - NtAf'A
stroke for l1-yoar-oldS and un-
der, 80 meters free style and
breast stroke fnr- EirlS-121 TO Il.
and so meters free style and
breast stroke for girls ID 10 II
formed the hulk OF a tWo-hour
show which was greeted enthuSi-
aStically by the crowd.
One OF the exhibition hiGhlightS
was session of fancy and com
cdy diving by a group of boys and
girls trained personally by Vic
Zobcl. former national AAU div
Ing champion. The children
ranged in age from 7 20 l.. and
they put on an exhibition Of div
ing stunts which altcrnatcd be-
tween buffoonery and sensational
hair raising.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
DETROIT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-S5o0 claiming 3year-ods up 1-l6 miles
ROSEMERE ROSE, 40 I'll IIart1 100 40 80
BURNING SANDS, 115 &C. Moena) 300
TOM WADE JR. 10 T. Mansor 500
Time 149 Lovely Dawn Merited By Dssension
also
SECOND RACE-SI5OO, claiming, 3ycar-ods nd up fur
longs:
APPOINTEE. 1O7 III. IIart) 1890 720 800,
CLOUDY WEATHER, H. TT Mansor) 720 800
THROUGH TRAIN 107 c. Bianco) $50
Time l:13 Rockaway Boy Sweepnack Anopheles and Big
Bubble also Big Bubble wouldn't the gate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Times Photo
FOR MONDAY

.AAlN- poHhda 40" ahtt" tfHFIflNfl-
Horses listed W order ~ pest position
Weather clear track, fast
Post IN r m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

! don't damn n have an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

FIRST RACE .year-olds and up. :.
mile.
BHls sister tBrennBnl q 50 so 3 20
5 mart Bet fClaggetU $50 80
Rough Command tJenkins) 20
Time "a n 237
Easy Blend Sea Foam Ariel Beam
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

His parents, NJ. and Mrs. M. r.
Downing, moved TO Chula Vista re-
Gently fer his fathers health.
Pfc Kenneth Reidy, 25, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Reidy of Ell
Centre, is a first aid man with
Tiger Squad Of jungle COM
mandoes in New Guinea now. Not
yet in action, Reidy works with the
squad in training although he is CT
ficially assigned to a sixth army
troop as an aid man. He will go
with the squad on various missions,
watching their health on jungle
tricks and giving first aid during
engagement with the enemy.
We're living right now in fine
camp" Reidy said.
John, George, and Francis NGve5,
alumni Cf Central Union High
school in El CentrcA are serving
their country as pharmacists mates
in the United States navy. John is
pharmacists mate first class sta
toned in the italian theater and
has been in the service for about
four years. George, pharmacists
mate second class, is at the naval
hospital in San Diego. He has had
permanent duty there since his
enlistment. Frances, recently pro-
noted to pharmacists mate third
class, has been on duty in the
southwest Pacific for several
months. The three brothers will
be remembered for their active
participation in local musical events
and amateur boxing bouts.
Roy and ArmCn Williams of
Holtville are serving in the army air
force, Roy as a corporal in the air
transport command somewhere in
the central south Pacific and Armon
as a member of a ground crew
servicing P-47s at Seymour john
son Field, North Carolina. Their
older brother, Bonner, also of Holt-
vile, is a radio sergeant in the
signal corps. He is attached to an
armored division which at present
is stationed at Camp Bowie, Texas
awaiting maneuVerS in the near
future.
Chief Warrant Officer Oliver T.
Blaschko paid his nc ther and BROTH
er in the Mt. Signal district a sur
prise visit early in March He later
visited his sisters in Los Angeles
and San Diego. He is stationed
with the amphibian er1i"eers in
Florida
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Upon completion of his naval
aviation flight training program
Melvin M. Womack, II, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd NJ. Womack of 1910
Euclid avenue, Ell Centre, will be a
member of the naval air arm. He
enlisted as an apprentice seaman,
VS., the navy's class ification fer its
future aviation cadets. He will re-
ceiye almost two years of academic
and aviation training before being
commissioned as an ensign in the
naval reserve or second lieutenant
in the marine corps reserve
Ensign Marlin w. Lcvelady, who
recently was graduated from a
sub-chaSer school in Miami, Florida,
has been sent overseas.
Fvt. Paul Hill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Hill of Ell Centre, has
been transferred from Utah to the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

hospital at Auburn, California and
he likes the place much better. He
is in the army medical corps. His
wife and 11-mCnths-old baby are
living with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Fiori, in Ell Centre.
Cpl. John l.. Hodges, brother of
Mrs. S. r. Hill, army cavalr;man,
is back in New Guinea after being
in New Britain for some time. He
said he received -four December
copies of the Post-Press.
Along with his war duties Sgt
Edward Ted L. Kenny, son OF E.
l.. Kenny of El Centro, is enjoying
trips to historic places in Africa
He sent home the films he took
while President Rocsevelt, Winston
Churchill, and Josef Stain were in
Africa for the famous conference.
Pvt. Roy Webster, 25, son of M
and Mrs. J. d. Webster of sos K
street, BraWley, who once got a
bullet in a metal first aid pouch in
his breast pocket, has been pre-
noted to corporal and is now asSis-
tant squad leader in sixth army
infantry company in the southwest
Pacific area. He is in a new camp
hacked out of New Guinea jungle.
His company is on guard duty and
he has time for swimming in the
ocean, practically his cnly recrea-
ton. There are few movies and his
company has not yet received sports
equipment. While he was taking
part in the Buna campaign he was
shot by sniper. The bullet went
into his first aid pouch and out
again without hurting him.
Texas is the new address of Pvt.
r. M. (Jack) Aaron, son CT Mrs
Ola Aaron of Vine street in Ell
Centre. He was transferred from
Illinois to Harlingren, Texas. Pvt.
Aaron thinks the sunshine is al
most as good as the kind he was
used to in Imperial Valley.
II joined the l.iarineS because I
have q chance tC get we'll trained"
said Floyd Junior Dearmind of 763
Park avenue, Ell CentrO. He is
taking recruit training at the
marine base in San Diego. He was
employed by Frank r. Brown COM
pany before joining the marines.
Fred S. Haflinger of Ell Centre
was graduated from the naval air
technical school at Norman, Okla
homa, with the rating of seaman
first class. Prior to his enlistment
last July he was employed as
farmer He is a sen of Mr.. and
Mrs John Haflinger and attended
Central Union High school, He took
a ccurGe in aviation mechanics at
Norman.
After recovering from an opera
ton performed in a hospital in New
Guinea, Carl Downing, electrician
third class with the Seabees, is
back on duty in the New Guinea
area. He wrote that all the service
men had to do in this area was
work, sleep, and eat because there
are few recreational facilities. There
are motion pictures but the men
have tc walk ankle deep in the mud
to get to the show and if it is very
hot they dislike to make the trip,
he wrote. He has enjoyed looking
at the beautiful shells the men pick
up there. Before entering the
Seabees Downing was employed as
an electrician at the Bush shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Farrell Rules Argentina

BCFNOS AIRES, March II. OUP)
President Edelmiro j. Farrell,
Afgentinas third chief executive
since the army revolt of last June
q, was expected Saturday to retain
the cabinet ministers who have
served under him since he took
over the government a fortnight
ago.
Announcement that General Far
rell, who had been vice president
OF the republic, haG succeeded Gen.
Pedro p. Ramirez was made late
yesterday after a two and a half
hour cabinet meeting at which the
latter's resignation from the pres
dency was studied and accepted.
Farrell became acting president
Feb. 25 when Ramirez delegated
the presidential powers to him IN
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday, in combination n with the
Sunday PCST-PRESS. by the Imperial
VALLEY Publishing Company, 625 State
ST., Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, Publisher
and President.
A. c. Johnston. Vice-President and Ad-
vertising Manager; Mrs. Logan H.
Jenkins, Secretary.
Member United Press California News
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co., Inc, national representatives.
Rates. dncluding Sunday Post-Press) ::
Entered at II Centro. Calf, post
office as 2nd class maj,
Single copy SC; carrier paid-in-ad-
vance: / month, S1.90; 3 months.
$2.75; 6 months, S5.25; year, $1,000.
BY Mail: l month. S1.O0: 3 months
$3.50; 6 months, $780, l year, $500.
Outside of California S1.00 per month
fiat.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Braw|ey Man Gets
Purple Heart

Cpl. Carl F. Eckert, Jr., 24-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F..
Eckert of Brawley, received the
Purple Heart for injuries received
at Guadalcanal, marine corps Of
ficials announced Saturday.
The award was presented him
at impressive ceremonies at the
naval hospital at Corona.
ECkert and six other patients at
the hospital were decorated by
Rear Adm. Edgar L. Woods, west
coast inspector of medical activi-
ties while Capt. Harold L. Jensen,
commanding officer at the hospital,
read their citations
The BraWley marine was wounded
by shrapnel in his left forearm.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

a statement announcing that ne
was stepping down because he
needed q rest" Ramirez formally
resigned Thursday.
Col. Gregorio Tauber, secretary
to the presidency who announced
that the cabinet meeting had ac-
cepted the resignation and that
Farrell had succeeded to the Office,
indicated there would be no cabi-
net changes.
"All the ministers are solidly with
General Farrell" Tauber said. I'm
der no circumstances can the
change be considered as a govern
ment crisis"
One pint of ice cream is equal
in energy value to seven eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Herring Called
To Road Meet

Secretary C.. Ben Herring OF the
Ell Centro Chamber of Commerce
will attend meeting in San Diego
next Tuesday to help make plans
for a low-level highway between
Ell Centro and San Diego.
1t is hoped that a military high
way along the Mexican border will
be built after the war and San
Diego interests are interested in
seeing that the highway is built at
a low level so trucks and heavy
equipment can travel it easily.
sponsors of the meeting pointed
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

In order to conserve precious
rubber, Psi Mustang fighters at
one manufacturing plant are
equipped with wooden wheels for
use until actual flight tests. Fac
tory humorists label the ersatz
tires with an ironic, do not in
flate."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
GETS BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was issued
Friday by the city engineers Of
flee to Carl Station, in the amount
of $400, for alterations to an 18x24
dwelling at lis East He'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Army engineers with slide rules
and actual tests proved that one
second CT firepower .of the P-4O
WarhaWk is more destructive than
the terrific impact of a 13-ton
Army tank crashing into a con-
crete wall at 80 miles an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Airplane plants on the West
Coast produce 60 per cent of the
natlCn's heavy rU.IiucrS
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

A new process permits printing
without any contact between paper
and printing plates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Bob Tales
Detroit SoreIy Needs
Suitable Swimming
Places for Citizens
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

One of the first things the
City OF Detroit should do in a
recreational way after the war
is TO provide several suitable
swimming places along the De-
troit River for the citizens of
our town.
II is nothing unusual these
days 10 find group Of young
sters or war workers hailed into
court for swimming in prohib-
ited spots.
Traffic Referee Courtney
FitZsimmons, after hearing sew
eral of these cases the other
day, pointed out that there is
only one place open TO the pub
lie in the l6-mile coastline area
running from Crosse Pointe 10
Ecorse That's the overly-taXed
Belle Isle Bath House
"On those very hot nights"
he said. war workers who had
not had chance to swim any
where In daytime would go TO
Belle Isle and climb the fence
10 take dap. OF course, there
usually was policeman waiting
for them with ticket when
they came back.
"Still others would try the
river I'm prohibited spots"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
On Their WAY

But anyway the Flick twins
are well on their way 10 future
Stardom II present accomplish
mon'> As members OF the Crosse
polnie YACHT Club team can be
taken As a gauge FOR The future.
Incidentally. on the same
team are two sisters Barbara
and Bunny Shipton, who look
lse coming stars.
Man LunaS coach ot the
'eap tells YOU Smilngly that
he Is riCh n young talent.
There j. one horse A.. the Fair
Grounds who Will i've IN equine
luxury when his racing days are
over That's Erin Torch. the
veteran racer owned by p l..
GrISSom.
AZ the age Of II. Erin Torch
still il ono Of the most conSlS-
tent winners - tho local track.
and a great faNorltc with the
fans
Whenever trainer sherman
thinks II II time tn retire him.
said GrlSSom He viii get the
very best care possible for the
remainder Of his days. That
horse has earned ~"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
CALIFORNIA; Meet
In Women S Net Final

PHILADELPHIA, July y
GNS)-An an-California semi
final got underway today in the
Pennsylvania and Eastern States
women's grass court singles ten
mis- championship tourney at Me-
rion Cricket Club.
National champion Pau n Q
Betz Of Los Angeles opposed Doro-
Thy Head. 19-year-old star from
Alameda who garncred the re-
naming spot in the scmiflnalS by
a 6-3. 6-3 victory over Mrs. Louise
RAYMOND GanZenmuller Of Scars
dale. y. Y. The other semifinal
test matched Mary Arnold. Los
Angeles, and Mrs. Virginia Ko-
vacS of Oakland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Detroit Results

Wise Pasano Boom On Royal Red
Miss Advice and supremes Best also ran
SEVENTH RACE-S2 500 allowances,
3-year-olds ana up, lis miles
TOwakee tAdamsl 10 10 BOO ~
Spartiate Burns $40 10
Betty Johnson (Milligan) $40
Time i.iS Is
Free Speech. Good Daughter. Camp >
First and Forest DO also ran
EIGHTH RACE-Sl 400. claiming, J.
year-nlds and up, ! lis miles
Michigan Blue tAdams) so 800 80
Teddy's Flame 1BiancOl 80 80
Marcap tCalyertb b. -
Time ! IS
Merited. Pete's Row. MerItorious and
Sidout also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Champ Fights Beau

NEW YORK, July p CUP)-
Lightweight champion Bob Mont
gomery will meet former title
holder Beau Jack in a l0-round
nontitle match at Madison Square
Garden on Aug. 4, with admission
by war bond purchases only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Doubles Champs End
Match Here Sunday

Two final blocks in tho $1,000
exhibition match between newly.
crowned national doubles cham
ponS. Buddy Bomar and Bill
FleSch. and DctroitcrS Ernie Cot
Ter and Chuck Boehm will be
rolled this Sunday AT Log Cabin
recreation. First block of five
games starts AT 3 p m. second at
q n m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN me
Nicht Edition only the name Of horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets 81 the day.
The code key appears each night in the
FIlht star and Red Line editions, s-purn-
her corresponding 70 each letter OF the
alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THF NIGHT EDITION AND Is PRINTED
10 CODE. Tomorrow code follows:
A-Ig Rec C-33 D-It E-55 F-66 G-17
H-Ss I-9a J-IO NO I.-30 Mo N-5O
O-6O P-7O Q-s0 R-90 S-25 It's I'll
Va VS. N-S8 N-69 L-s4.
CUP this code kew 10 will enable you
to remember the name OF tomorrow's code
morse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Taylor, Klein Top
Mack Park Card

frankie Taylor will make his
first appearance Of the summer
season at Mack Park Tuesday
night when he meets Louis Klein.
former junior heavy champion. IN
one Of two co-feature matches.
Eddie bad Nam Lewis and
Harold Chaundy are paired in the
other half. There will be two
other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
DAILY poIBLE PAID SIS

l-FlkSI- kAA.k1-Ala AVOi -GlhlInlnk1 -0-4tAl
olds. furlongs
DEM sun (Burns 500 80 pa
Baytree Bomber tMoiens) $40 30
Gray Dottie (MilliganJ 20
Pharoma sorbonne. Tomly. Sport Jacket
sheila Rhea and Lumber King also ran.
SECOND RACE-xi. 400. elsimtng
maiden 2-year-oids, So furlOngs
BOY Pin Loturcol 10 90 ~ ~
Vegas Nourrice Burns $50 10
Mission Cross (Adkins) , 40
Ansted she She. Gold Thread Brush
wood Boy, Fay 10 and lisa Applaud also
ran.
THIRD RACE 81 500, claiming 2.yssr-
olds. So furlongs
Wee One tBianCol 3 81 $50 az
Mia Maria Martin, 80 ~
Miss Brand ADAMS 80
Count Esmer. sis-Plln. MsrltoVn. Justified.
Thistle High and Loved also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-n. 500. claiming J.
Gee Par CMojenai 50 81 20 % s 80
Young Buddy LoturcoJ 1870 40
Mics Vslor tscurlock so
count Forsy. Harv Aethsl. Brown Flame.
Nihble Little Mink and Ciayourne also ran
FIFTH RACES 600 allowances, 3.
year.olds and up s furiongs
Pire Power adams $50 $40 50
yaldlna Loria tBurnsi $50 90
Hogan (Mojsnsb 80
Time 1872 %
'TrelaVny King Epiihet Love Pact.
Ma Mia 'Uncls Ohio. Diamond DICK and
kirVin also ran.
FIELD.
SIXTH RACE-S2 90 allowances. B.
lesr-olds and up. furienrs
cuban Bono tMllgauj 10 Z 80 3 90
81 Dismas (Hartt 80 ; 80
Watham Cross tBianco) $50
Tinne LIP Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
A GOOD-NEIG HBOR
CREED

4 good party line neighbor
thinks of il this way, "Some-
body else on my line may be
waiting to make a call, so |
won't talk any longer than |
have TO. When the line is in
use and I'm waiting my turn,
| won't interrupt. When |
finish a call, I'll make sure
I've hung up properly, be-
cause il one instrument is
left off the hook il puts all
the telephones on the line
out of service"