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PRICES REDUCED

Another generous outpourlnE OF
fans is anticipated some 5000 or
more but the reduced prices of
81. 81 and So preclude the big
totals that have marked the gates
at Olympia recently
All the fighters VIII weiEh-in
At Monroe A. {. gym A. p m
Woods. boxing instructor at
Camp Grant. and Sutka are Do
troit suburban boys the Sarge
from Inkster and Joe from Wyan-
dotte, which gives their meeting
plenty Of local color. While both
have done a lnLn Lhatt4+Hffs. aFettf'A
Michigan, they never have mct
Woods has been fighting around
Chicago OF late while Sutka is
attempting r comeback
Bell is one of the most promiS-
fng youngsters in the fight racket.
A welterweight he has -Mnn-2l-
straight victories and his ff4eRA-
believe only the army viii stop n
potential worlds champion Bell
is in la. but has Aat/fcet. He
will he q years old Monday.
James, like Bel IS an up and
coming rlngStPr. He halls from
Chicago. where he had Sgt Woods
on the deck IN a thriller recently
JaHBAzze5 a veteran, mas fought
the heSLnl-theF44-= E2dI l4------.t-r1t-rre--tfi
up a eommendabie record. lie was
named eighth best weller Of the
month in the April issue Of Ring
Magazine Enzcnga has no such
record. but comes from Baltimore
via Brooklyn well recommended
II you are fan you know about
Leroy Willis, the good looking
Detroit junior lightweight who
meets Mike GraVino in a Tematch.
and Harold ReiSS. the rugged
southpaw. who takes on some fol-
low named Frank from Buffalo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Rifle Class
To Start
Times Photo
BY DON GILES

The Greater Detroit Rod and
Gun Club. founder of the present
rifle training classes here, an
nounced registrations Will he
taken tonight for a IA a4 RI si44affsf+p
training school AZ its mndern-n-
door range, Hamilton and Cort-
land. Trainees may register on
March II.
The six-week training sessions,
open 10 all preinduCteeS between
the ages Of II and 3S. VIII be
under the supervision Of A corps
Of experts, including sucn well
known riflemon as William Haley
Smith. Russell Brumhaugh, Marion
Easter, Charles Bottoms, Fred
Fisher and Joe BIdWcll.
The course. the same as taught
in the army and marine corps IS
so thorough that when the student
graduates he Is capable Of be.
coming a qualified civilian or army
instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

ing and Chick Harbert playing
only occasionally, Byrd is the
longest hitter among the tour
lists" Sabayrac says. The New
Orleans layout is q lengthy one.
80 YOU can see how those extra
yards of the tee aided sam"
PUTTER COOL
While he's consistently among
The leaders. Byrd WOULD do even
better uefe he more successful
with ms putter, according 10
Ernie.
Sahayrae s comments on Chick
llarbert who was given pormS-
sion hy The army to play in two
or the southern tournaments,
Viii interest Dctroitcrs He fol-
lowed Chick for SO holes az
NeW Orleans.
In superb condition. as a re-
suit Of his army trailing. Chick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Michigan State
Plans Football
Card for Fall

CHICAGO, March 10 QNS)-
Michigan State plans TO return TO
the football wars next fall, it was
revealed in Chicago today at the
midwinter Western Conference
meetings.
Director of athletics Ralph
Young and football coach Charley
Bachman. among the non-confer-
ence athletic officials in attend
ance, revealed they are attempt
ing TO schedule games with schools
using only civilian players.
Michigan State was the only
major Midwestern college to aban-
don football last fall. The Spar
tans. an army training school,
Cancelled lis l0-game schedule
during the summer when all but
a handful of the las men on the
varsity and froSh squads went into
the armed services.
Young announced he was at
tempting te-ftnc- up schedule
that will include six games with
institutions using only civilian
players and 10 renew the Spar
tans' rivalry with Michigan, Pur-
que and Marquette.
The Spartans have no gridiron
personnel on hand at the moment.
Young said but added that that is
the situation generally. Michigan
State hoped 10 be awarded Big 10
dates in the revision of the con-
ference schedules that began to-
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Others Wait Turn

There are. ar course. other
Tigers. still uncalled. whose fate
hangs IN the balance.
Paul Trout, for instance, goes
before his board here tomorrow.
Whether or not he viii he taken
is pr0blematical Hc has a per-
forated ear. But Trucks alllnG
from some sort of a nervous
affiction made the medical
grade with the navy
All active Tigers listed on
the new roster are under 80.
Roger lDoc) Cramcr VIII not be
free from the draft until after
July -. when he VIII be IS.
lie is the oldest player among
the Tigers.
Paul Richards. tho catcher.
whose fate in the draft is hang.
inc fire. VIII be 80 in MAY.
Though hc has pitched ball for
20 wears and saw service with
the Browns, Dodgers and phils
ing 10 the Baseball Register.
the minors. Walter Beck VIII
not be 80 until October. accord
inc 20 the Baseball Register.
Beck was born in Decatur, H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Here We All Go:

frankie Sinkwich, CN-LlOn. OK
marine. accepted by army In At
l7rta : goes in u days q.
SKINNY tUEUtt Wax accepted Tor
INtc6 service on account Of dc
fcetNc vision now he can meet
Bob Montgomery March 81 II
Mike Jacobs Ntil wants bouO
Marshall Goldberg. Chicago
Cardinals star. gets pre-induct
NOTICE Dodgers losing Billy
Herman navy I'd Head tCooking
Tor amy and Bill LOhrman
passed and wajtinC) Diz
Trout, Tigers No. ] pitcher. takes
ms prc-nduCt today here
Phil CaYaretta, Cubs fiNre
ordered 10 take his PREM
duct Al EppcrIv, White SoX
pitcher. says its tho farm for him
-,---clll4h- -l-..-ll-eAs- Thurman
Tucker nippy outficldcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

fc4res 10 run away with the
Big Ten track championship a
tho University az Chicago 30
MORROW. dcsn.ln- the 1act- Coach
Ken Dohcrty has .ost half
dozen men In recent 'rainee
transfers, including John RoX-
borough. defending SS0-mlie
champion
They told S,ranEler LeA-s
that ho vas too old You
can't wreStIe in Florida and
that was The end o. the road
for the Stranger az least N
Florida one of tho members
of tho athletic commission said
no could throw Stranger HIM
self
But we'd bot this genNem4n
was AZ a safe distance when he
made that statement
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BREViTIES:
Baksi d
Over SdvoId

NEW YORK March 10 UP)-
Joe BskSi the queStion-mark
heavyweight, VIII prove tonight
whether hc actually is tho 10. /
civilian white hope or Just \an-
other plclIet when he squares
1ff against veteran Lee Savold for
q '0-rouni bout AZ Madison Square
Garden
r.ksI is 2 - faXoritc- Al -
ho is aEoute because Of his up
Sct victory Two weeks ago over
Young Tam. Mauricllo. Also be-
c7USc ot hy youth and his weight
advantage of more than 10 pounds
s. crowd Of 1900 and a gate Of
IS t- ttts.r L,S-rlCLrli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

I'm Title
Chase
BY JAKE BERsoN

Two schools strange 10 the
championship basketball plaNotiS
OF the Metropolitan League viii
make their dehutS next week
when the elimination series gets
under way
The newcomers arc Mackenzie
now the largest high school in
Detroit in point Of enrolment
and DENLY which like Mackenzie
has never before rated as a seri-
Gus contender.
The followers Of Mackenzie and
DENNY, naturally. will be At cham
plonShip pitch. Both schools are
likely 10 enter the playoftS I'M
beaten.
DENLY already has completed
its regular schedule IN the South
east League without a defeat In
CTE1Tt games.
Mackenzie can also escape de
feat by beating Cooley tonight in
the final weeks regular play. The
Stays. however. we're tied by l.. of
D. High earlier IN the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
671 669 Top
Metro Scorers
STANDINGS

Frank Keefe Of Progressive and
Bill Lockard Of Chene- Trombly
monopoliZe scoring honorS today
IN the Metropolitan Classic Bowl
ing League. Keefe had 235-203-
233 for GIL and Lockard 192-245-
232 for 669 at Bowling Green last
night. |
A flock Of splits kept the Kop-
pitt score down, but Jack Gard
nerS entry managed 10 win twice
from Palmer Park. PIT 10 2557
and increased its lead 10 six games
once more when Eddie Trosiens
Progressive had the same from
Standard although outpinned
1895 10 $500. Progressive took
the opener by two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

tsr7r0 SahdyTac, connected
with tho McGregor Golf Co. is
Just back from Florida. where
ne saw both the New Orleans
open and the Great Southern
Golf tournament at Gulfport.
He stresses the shortage of golf
balls by pointing out that Craig
Wood played "a holcs with one
ball.
"And Craig once put a new
ball into play on every third
hole, recalled Ernie
This il really "A far cry from
those days when Bobby Jones
used a new ball on every hole.
II people do not turn i'm their
otd .,HifS, tf1ry simply VIII nave
Ia go without this summer
Sammy Bad who was 20
have taken -nAnr-the Plain fiol-
low Job before Uncle Sans
Navy LAID claim 10 HIM WI be
a visitor in town this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Taps Hurt.
Gets 7O4
STANDINGS

Fred Wolf is almost ready to-
day TO enlist IN n movement to
remove the 10 pin from bowling
Five taps cost him a 800 game in
the opener. cut him 10 1872 IN
The third and left his Chrysler
lntcrplant League series at 7O4
after last nights engagement at
Palace Recreation
ON alleys % and %. Wolf had
257-255-192 He failed TO WIN the
high game jackpot when Phil Van
Slcmbrbuck cut in with 266. In
spite Of Volts example. the re-
manning Tanks failed 10 catch fire
although they won two from
SupcrfniSherS. 27s2 10 266l.
Dodge Forge still leading by
three games, rolled 3O4S 10 295S
ITO land TWO from Highland Park
Engineering and retain ITS first
place margin. Frank TcSChlcr
furnished tho BIG push with 657
AS Van SlemhrouCk had 62l and
Tom DOrazio $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Sox Roster Fat

Just arrived is tho now White
Sox roster listing 80 active
PLAYERS. which ls a stable NUM-
Der compared 20 Tho less than
50 on The Detroit chart.
Whether they al VIII report for
training AZ French Lick, Ind,
is something else again Not
able on the Chicago list arc
Nike fresh. the Detroit resi-
dent who catches for Jimmy
DYKES. Hal Trosky, former
Cleveland first bascman VINO
was out of baseball last year
with headaches. Guy Outright,
Ns8y Moses. Thurman Tucker.
FIl DIETRICH 0rpai Grove,
Johnny HUMPHREYS. Jake Wade,
Thornton Ice. Joe HAYNES and
others. Some 81 these boys are
III -sf-F2Ife tIF7= On 'f-rTr way.
Our old friend. Sing Miller,
is SIN numbered among the
Sox coaches. Ho teams with
Harold lNuddy Ruel and
George Haas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Bv WI. y. DRIkTNRROD

Back from tho South % resume
rs Michigan representative a. the
NscGreaor golf firm. little Ernie
Ssbayrac furnishes sopVo inter-
TI and up-to-tneiuna'e inc
formation on the play of che
leading pros on The current
tour.
Naturally Ernie higgins vfr
Egc NCSps1en. rtfeLrrE Ia --I-
I ----7rrr-- TT7rTTa pro as the hottie
p.ayer on these tours since rr
good TREND. Jimmy Deu4rCt
burned mp tlF circuit fa1s-
80. Demaret won seven oUt of
III tournaments tr7t winter.
'Mc> ~sden got of 10 "A win
ming ~ 'in CRlifornH" Saua.-
rae pn out That gave him
NV nfidenCe and he has
added - throughout the tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Irene S ia Leads
Junior Pin Classic

Irene Zimmerman ia. Ann
Gordon. ISL Mrs Lillian Proven
cal 66o, Irene Dcnovch est, are
the week. chief point winners to-
day u tho WomCnS luncr In
divdu8l classic a. Winter Garden
Two newcomers 20 such competi-
ION have attracted attention of
'7ro hv their zoo totals. Emily
4 u crman, 7o7, and Kay
Luke TO2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Keller Girls TO Play
Local SO for Title

Keller and Local 80 girls start
final piayoff~ for the Women's
Recreation Basketball aGue
Class A title ar Kronk>Gym Mon
day. Kronk eliminated Local 154
by winning last nights 35-2S, led
by Verna Shca'S is points.
PepSi-Cola evened the Class b
final playoffs with a 1925 deci-
sion over Local 500, Mary Careys
Il points pointing the way. They
decided il Thursday AZ Kronk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

According 20 reports from
California. Hoover also is OK
pected 10 60 into service along
WIN Rudy york. Ptnky higgins
and other Tiger stars IN Blood
GOOD < book. Suffering from
hernia. Overmire, like Harold
Newhouser. is one Of the De-
troll clubs A-ENS.
Among Tigers listed in Who's
Who are five who have gone
into service since the end ot
the 1913 season-Jimmy Blood
worth Ned Harris. Tommy
Bridges. Virgil rucks and Hal
White.
At present, Bridges is al Camp
Crowder. Mo. Trucks AZ Great
Lakes and White at the Samp-
son \. " Naval Training Sta
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Bob Tales
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

ABOUT TOWN: SGT. Bruce
Campbell, former Tiger OUT
fielder and one Of the finest
gentlemen we have ever met IN
sports, recently was assigned 10
the Willow Run army air base.
lie had been training in Texas
Just how far can you 60 on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
BY LEO MACDONELL

Here's a three-boXer parley on
tonights feature bouts at Olympia .
Sgt. Lou Woods over Joe
Sutka.
Tommy Bell over Tommy
James.
IZzy Jannazzo over Phil En-
Zenga.
But don't bet on fights, chum
Remember what happened 10
those who put their sugar On Bob
Montgomery against Al Dummy
Davis Beau Jack against Mont
gomery and Sammy Angott against
Juan Zurita recently.
But that shouldn't stop YOU
from spending the evening az
Olympia, if you like ring contests.
While there are no champions
listed, II ought 10 be a pretty good
card and a lot of other fans Will
he there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Custer Employe Killed

FORT CUSTER. March 10
Michael Ycsh. II, Of Vicksburg. a
civilian employe ar Fort Custer
since 1912. was killed Yesterday
when ne was run over by a coal
car. Yesh Rad crawled under the
car 10 make an adjustment on
the coal chute when the switch
engine moved the car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Mat Tile At Stake

Rufus Jones rough mailman,
VIII attempt 10 win Louis Klein s
Hninr- heavyweight belt ~ the
main event of tuesdays card at
FairWcW GardncS Gorilla
Gruhmier and Tiger Jack Moore
clash in tne SeUIfIuaiS. There
viii be two other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Nick Offers
Zurita 20 d1'S

Nick LondeS. Olympia match
maker said today he had offered
Juan Zurita, Mexican lightweight
who upset champion Sammy An
gott the other day in Los Angeles.
$50 900 for a bout with Mike Della
here April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
L.. OF NJ. Track Team:

Are Overwhelming favoriteS TO
take the RIs-Ten- championship
tomorrow night az Chicago. In
dividual stars are Bob Hume. in
the mile. Ross Hume, SS0-yard
run: Bob Ufer 440-yard dash, and
EImcr Swanson. high hurdles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

a comeback
trail after a
long layoff in
boxing. Joe
Sutka OF Wy
andotte viii
find out to-
night W h @ n
h @ m Q Q [ S
s & {. l. o u
Woods in one
OF thc 10
round bouts
o n y i G K
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Crisler's Dream:

OF regular football schedules for
varsity and b teams after the
war received backing today at
conference Of grid. coaches in
Chicago. Unlimited practice ses-
sionS was agreed on. Coaches
sought ways TO luGgle dates. Serv-
ice team competition with war
time uncertainties appeared their
hin- nFahlen1 it,daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
So You Want to Bet, Well Look

joe Baks the big headed boy who beat Tami Mauelo is
2tO-l aNorP Lee Ssvod tonight But Bob
At to kRyOed by BUNNY Davis; Maurelo
Bsks Beau ! Montgomery, nd Sammy
Angott at { to land TO u blew the Zurta
Okay ahead bet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

To- return 70
O TEeLS-
and resume
IRIS t-C league
career after
hostllitlcS are
ended Wake
trld was born
i'm Chicago
He hIt $40
t-Ty pTyt SCdl
son and made
ID star
teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Hon1Iin Is Holdout:

Luke (Hot Potato) Hamlin. for
mcr Tiger now with As is def
nitCIy q hoIdout, Connie Mack am
nounCoS. Other unsigned AS are
Bill DurCo and BObo Newsom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

actually is driving longer and
straighter than he ever did"
Ernie says. land all the fellows
agree he'll he an even greater
golfer after the war n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Dick Can Return

Wakefield is SIM a younCStcr
fhe VIII be % May g. and If
AL Goes wei he can he eNpected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Here's
3-BOXeT
Farley
TONIGHT's CARD

Sgt Lou Woods. Camp Grant W Joe
sutka. Wysndotte, 10 rounds A. $50
pounds
Tommy BELL. Youngstown. vs. Tommy
James. Chicago. 10 rounds a. las plunds-
I1zy JAnnAIEo New York. vs. Phil
EnIengA. Baltimore, 10 rounds A. i56
pounds
Leroy wills Detroit. VS. Mike
Gravino. Buffalo, rounds a. 1870
pounds
Harold Rsiss. Detroit vs. Frank
Lumpkin, Buffalo, s rounds A. l65
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

Z TIC I.N' It J tHTFUTIt ma ID =
mile
BRYAN Staton
tNodarsel $50 $50 52n
Friars Scout Phelps SO IN
Jackorack Thompson 4 %
Time 10 LIS or o.
supreme Idea Rack Tooth sKntght
CAL. Der En a-RezIque Rucksue York
River. TechnIcian and Vins Haven also
ran.
&C. Wood entry
SECOND RACE 3-yesr-olds = nus
New Flame Martin 30 M u an On
Scotch Please tBrcnnan) 20 IN
Mintnickers tEadsI m
Time u IS. off 2 3S
Sun Mite Two o Clock Back - Back
Tommys GIL Good China Military RtsK
Col HockVad and Pilgrim also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
4 Won't Play:

For Cleveland. says Jeff Heath,
outfclder unless l get more
dough. 50 pay me or trade me.
Hes 2-B on account of war job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
OLD CAMPAIGNERS

The old campaignerS in title
competition are back in this year 5
playofS, too These are South
eastern, Northern. HamIramck
Central. Northwestern and South
western. All except Southwestern
won Metropolitan League cham
PieHshtPs In the past,
The ProSpcctorS. doggedly seek
inc their first league title. Will he
in the p syUtfS for the fifth
straight season.
This season viii be the first
yeaI in the leagues history where
eight teams, the first and second
fiNcS in each of the four sections.
VII compete IN The ehminationS.
In tho past the league was split
INTO two divisions. with first and
second IN each among the quail
6prS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
GOT a LAUGH


Ernie got quite a kick out OF
crack made hy Byron Nelson.
VINO also can sock en-. after
Harbort outdrove him 90 Yards
or one f0'c5
ANY one who can drive this
far ought 10 be ruled out of the
game, Nelson iokneiN said
wtten theN finally came up 20
Chick S ball
According 20 Sabayrac. Mel
son stIll is tho best golfer from
tee 10 green Bur az present
rcs GIsEuytC5 WITH his putting
and this attitude Aeids nm back
somewhat.
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Best Bets
Z nited Press
TROPICAL PARK

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oAKLAWN PARK

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LENIENT GESTURE

ways this year as a lenlent CCN-
/ ture TO allow more schools 10
reach contending positions after
the regular season ended.
The new Setup haGged those
( two strangers, Mackenzie and
! DENLY. but quite likely on their
past performances, the Stays and
lars WaH4d-haNe- heeH-tfP near Tire
( top Under any arrangement.
Tomorrow games:
Highland Park A. Hamtramck $50.
Southeastern At Northeastern. Miller A.
Eastern "CAss At DENLY all al 30.
Wilbur Wright. A. Western southwestern
| -AnrthWesteEn- -CantHal at Chadses,
T.. ~ n AZ BEDFORD Mackenzie al Cooley
Pershlng AZ Northern. all at 7.15.
Montague game
Catholic Central engages Ford
Trade School tonight in the semi
finals of the State Class a regional
basketball tournament at Fordson
High gym.
Fordsou High meets Ecorse in
the other contest. The winners
Will meet in the finals tomorrow
night.
AT GRAND RAPIDS
CLASS A
Union A. Catholic Centrs 81
OTTAWA HIS 20 Central 80.
CLASS c
Montague 2s. Grand Rapids lee "a
Rockford %. ST.. simons Ludington II.
AT PETOSKY
Fsirvisw % McBan rs
Frs7kfor' 81 Sutton's Bay Is
CLASS
Nan'on IS Kalkaska Is.
peNs'rn rs Crawling %
Harrls,IHe a. Alanson IS.
AT MUSHROOM
CLASS A
MuskeEon Heights ~, MuskeEon ~.
CLASS ~
MusKegou ST. Joseph a. Hopkins 80.
AT LAPEER
CLASS {
Saginaw 81 Mary 80 Decker,ins IS.
Cass City a. Flint All Saints 34
had Axe 3t Flint Bendle 30.
CLASS ~
saginaw Lutheran IS, Akron %.
AT FLINT
CLASS
T0r Huron - Saginaw y.
Flint Central %. Pontiac 20
At O<TONAGON
Greenland %. RocNsnd n.
AT HOUGHTON
Lake Linden 49, Calumet rs.
CHASED 33. Dollar Rsv IS.
At IRON MOUNTAIN
Charming S. Powers %
vulcan a.. Rapid River IS
klnE.fnrd- IS -Mcncmluee- a.
At ST. JOSEPH
CLASS y
sohoocrar 36 LaNion a.
At LANSING
CLASS 4
Lansing sexton as Ann Arbor 81
CLASS -
Fowler SIS Manchester
Potferyile a. Wsldror 20.
Hanover as Sunhcid %
AT YPSLANTI
Ypusnu Lincoln %. Wysndons Smith
petr6t s. cecshs 90 Tecumssh 80.
Bussfeid s. HamtfamcK 81 ft0ria1 81.
AT SAGINAW
CLASS
Saginaw Afthur Iii 40 Midland 3o
FTrt Northern 81 "a, CT, Central e.
AT ALBION
CLASS
East Lansing ~, Rattle Greek Lakevisw
-.
CLASS G
laLsLn. St Mar A2-InnHAAllln IN
Michlga- center - Jackson 81 John "a
AT MT. PLEASANT
CLASS
Osc01s ~. Reed CITY so.
Fulton 35. 81 LOUIS 10
CLASS ~
LEROY IS Merrin n
Blanchard 81. Tawss city %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Golf Balls Scarce

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

xApprsutice allowance claimed
Horses listed according IN post position
Weather clear, track, fast
Post 3 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-4-year-olds and Up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

 through wa" in Book IV each worth lo pon steaks beef roass butter Househoders reminded that red stamps now become instead of weeks thus reducg number of points from 30 to 15 for every two weeks
 PROCESSED FOODS "As" through vS" in Book 1V each worth 10 points valid indefinitely Blue tokens worth one point ecn may DC used as change.
 valid for i've pounoS Sugar stamp No 40 in Book pounds for through l945 maximum of 20 pounds will granted addition to pounds of that amount by August l.
 SHOES stamps No and No in Ration Book III are valid rdei- lnitey for pair of shoes. ~ GASOLINE coupons valid three gallons until August
 TIRE INSPECTION The inspection deadne for B" cars is June so
  Period four and period five will expire Sept SO fuel oil be ration headquarters will start about July l. No delivery be made unless the 1 annual needs inventory solid April l. 944 heating equipment used.
 possession fuel dealer deliver between April sa and October ls44 up to 50 percent requirements anthracite coming 
  April l944 March 3 i945 limited to H 2 percent of the
 RENT CONTROL All dwelling units including private houses rented or o d registered Rooms Toomng houses and hotels various numbers occupants terms o D-20 Rent Office within five days after change tenancy in all rented dwelling units other than roong
 CONSUMER INFORMATION The telephone number ct the consumer information desk 4iO