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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Rain Halls M -Inini
Game in 7th Inninq

CHAMPAIGN. NJ. May 20
Michigan remained at the top Of
the Big Ten Conference baseball
race when the first game Of a
double-hea with Illinois here
this afternoon was called Al tho
end Of the seventh with the score
knotted al four-sll. Coaches Of
both teams held their teams in
readiness 10 resume the game but
the rain continued for hours.
The game was featured by a
homer by Roy Wiedow OF Illinois.
whose circuit clout resulted in
three runs for the Him, Tying the
count at four-all.
Mlchigsn orr 2Oi 90 ;
Illinois 600 Ni0 IS
Bowman and Stevenson. Jufson sne
Johns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Refenberg's Wins
Pace Saginaw

EAST LANSING. May 20 CUP
- Big Dick Rifenberg today
pushed Saginaw Arthur Hill into
an early lead for the state high
school Class A track and field
championship as he captured first
place in the shot put and shared
first in the high Jump event.
I, Rifenberg won the shot put with
a throw OF as feet II inches. He
tied with three others for first
place in the high jump by clearing
5 feet Sh inches.
Other winners of the high Jump
included Peter Van Eenennaam,
Grand Rapids Central; George
OSporn. Saginaw Arthur Hill. and
Jack Hampton, Battle Creek.
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Black Badge
Wins Feature
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most went unnoticed as it &C.
CURED on the turn for home
where the filly crashed into the
fence. She knocked down two
rails and went down in a heap
but Scurlock got up and walked
away. just shaken up. The horse
was injured,
The spills were the highlights Of
the race which saw Johnny Adams
bring home the first winning ia
vorite of the day. Silver Donna.
The filly came from next 10 last
place on the back stretch TO score
neck victory over Marsaiah. II
again brought Adams the mingled
cheers and booS which greeted him
on every appearance last year.
The big crowd bet S603. 1893,
which bettered last seasons OPEN
ing day handle of $451,357. The
record handle at Detroit is $685.
276 set last Labor Day.
The states share Of the handle
on a percentage basis under the
new racing statute was S28. 203 50
in contrast 10 its previous license
fec OF $500 a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Who Goes There
Wins Withers
Beats II RivsIs Scoring
Thrss-Lensth Victory

NEW YORK, May 20 tUP)-
George D. Widener's Who Goes
There, a little horse with a long
name. showed a clean pair OF
heels to IL rivals in scoring a
three-length triumph at Belmont
Park today in the Withers mile,
third ma jor 3-year-olds stake race
of the season.
Taking the lead at the quarter
and Swimming along in front all
the way under the gentle handling
Of Johnny Longden, who rode
Count Fleet to victory in this
event last year, the bay son OF
Challenger II covered the dis
tance in the slow time of 1888
over a fast track.
Who Goes There returned his
hackers in the crowd OF 40,372 a
Juicy price of $4,000, $lS and Sl1,
BY Jimminy. finished second
and Boy Knight third.
Mrs. George Poulsen's Broad.
cloth, winner OF the Kentucky
Derby trial. who ran second 10
Pensive In the run for the roses,
finished a beaten favorite-eighth
In the field OF 13 colts.
II was a vindication for Who
Goes There, for the little bay had
proved a disappointment in his
last trip to the post, finishing sixth
10 days ago in a cheap allowance
race.
But he had ii today as he car
ried his light and dark blue silks
under the wire in an easy victory
that netted S16,150 TO his owner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Suffolk Feature Won
By VaIdina Lamar

EAST BOSTON. Mass. May &c
(UP)-Valdina Lamar. owned by
Miss r. Brougher, led all the way
10 score his third straight victory
in the ninth running of the $4,000
added Commonwealth Handicap
AT Suffolk Downs today.
Onecbill. second choice after
winning four straight on the New
England circuit this spring. came
from far behind TO place six
lengths behind the winner.
Merry Sunshine was third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
OF The Hook
BEATING THE GAME DEPT:

bERIINU IHE GAME DE1I:
Horsemen still chuckle over the
bad luck of Ken McNair, the
Gary und) realtor who was
one of Ia horsemen to put in a
claim with his $500 check for
the horse Cabanisi at Miami
this spring.
When Cabanisi broke a leg
in the race and had to be de-
stroyed. McNair was the man
who won the shake for her ;.
that gave him the privilege of
paying his $500 for a dead
horse and then paying some
more to have the horse hauled
away.
There won't be any such hard
luck horseman at the Detroit
track this season. because most
turfmen pay per cent Of their
purses into the horsemen's re-
lief society.
Among other benefits they
get an amount equal TO the win
ners' end of the purse IL horse
they claim dies as a result Of
injuries in the race the pay
ment may not cover the cost
OF the claim. but II saves the
new owner from a total loss.
incidentally, these accidents
show how the insurance COM
panies grab an edge like "a
standoff on the outside" in the
horse business.
They issue very few OF the
expensive blanket coverage poll
cies the man who loses the
horse on claim can't collect
the insurance since the horse is
actually the other mans prop
erty when he reaches the track.
The new owner isn't granted
insurance until after the race.
as matter of fact, may still he
shaking the box for the horse
until the race is over.
RED WINGS FLYING: Al
though Adam Brown the aggres-
i've left winger, has entered the
Canadian army Detroit hockey
prospects are beginning to boom
a bit AS Manager Adams and
scout Carson Cooper sign re-
cruits right and left.
Latest master move by jolly
Jack will be completed when
he brings, Leo Couture, who is
hailed as the best right wing in
the Canadian west. down from
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DETROIT SUNDAY rlMIs c
Unbeaten 9 S
Top Sdnd|ot

Virgies and Pepsi-Cola, each a
winner in two starts this season,
meet this Sunday Al Northwestern
Field in the Class A headliner OF
the Detroit Baseball Federation.
They are the divisions only un-
beaten clubs now that Auto Club
lost one Of It's two victories by
forfeit 10 Paris Auto Club beat
Paris. 40, but Paris was awarded
the game when Il Vas learned that
Auto Club had seven men with
previous Class A experience on its
roster instead Of six. the limit.
Auto Clubs opponent Sunday is
Suffrin. which beat Shorty Moran
Club last week after dropping the
opener. In other "A" games. Paris
takes on VickerS. and Shorty
Moran Club meets Detroit Police.
RENEW RIVALRY
Class BIS top rivalry will be
renewed when Ar thurs, 1913
champion. hooks up with Sans,
which lost TO the former in last
years finals. In four games last
season. the clubs split even. Seven
other "B' games are on tap.
Class d. which is steadily grow
Ing. has IL games scheduled.
Twelve Detroit Fire Department
mines move into their second week
Of play.
Four games are listed In the
American Legion League.
DBF officials announced that
the federation will provide base
balls rs well as umpires and scores
for Class + games this season. The
division will start play in June.
CLASS A
Auto Club W. sutrrin. NV /; Par, VI
H,ss.rs NV NV q r shorty Mora Moran club ",
cofs. 81 s. All a. ,. m.
ArthuEs Va SAM NV :, 90 Griffin
" JAW iS. Jayne l.. eco; Rayls Va,
Jaw ia. Ives. 80 wurms We. Dixie,
Nv T. 400, JAW is5 vs. Continental,
Atkinson 2, 400; Associated IS. Eureka,
NV &, 600: Federal Mogui vs.. Brgss
ana Ives. 900.
Sass vs. Hawks NV D. 100 200 $50 81 1on 70
We Desoio. NV p 100, wilson Raneers
va. Springfield, Littiensld. 4 no; wgrlitIsr
va west side. Clark. 1880 lakewood
Aces Va. DelbndEe- Gorreil, NV ,, 80;
Hudson l5 jrs. Va. Kowalski, Jayne 5.
90: Ambest vs. Detroiters, Jayne 8,
1 80 East side vs.. Wright, 81 4, 400 {:
Andy Baird vs.. X. p. windsor, Ri 8, 400
FIREMEN's LEAGUE
Bait I vs.. Bait ), Litueheld; BAIT z
vs. RAtt 4 JAYNE 5 Bait. 5 vs.. Bait. Z.
NV S. BAIT. Va. Bait. 3. 81 2 Bait.
3 Va. Bait II, Atkinson Il Bait. 10 VS.
RAtt. u, a.. Clair All at p m.
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Occupation Captures
Crete Handicap

CHICAGO, May 20 CUPl-John
Msrsch's 4-yesr-old Occupation
carrying high weight Of ia
pounds, came from behind near
the tape 10 score over Chiparink
IN the 5000 added Crete Hand
cap At Lincoln Fields today.
With Otto Grohs in the saddle,
the brown son ~ Bull Dog nego-
tisted six furlongs in Iii IS
Daily Trouble vas third IN the
band OF eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RAcE-3-yesr-olds and UP. ga
Blossom Queen
(Grohs) 1880 $40 sn
Ralnnderry (seabo) $40 80
Lillian Roth (Gillespie) $50
Time i:21, of 3.02h.
sidonns. Charming, Quick Tool Stop
Harping and vslnor also ran.
SECOND RACE 81, 500. claiming. Z.
yssr.olds and up, a furlongs.
valdina Low. Martin 7s0 500 $50
Lookout Rascal Fsyns) $40 500
Red Tet (GroO $50
Tim. t;i3, off 3.33b
Rex AVIS Mnpomp, cannon's Banner
Smoky snyder. COMMENCEMENT and Good
Get alec ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-yesr ODDS and up. y
swing Leader (P.ns) $50 40 800
Uhhuh Calvin $50 $50
Short Shirt Henson 80
Time ia as. off coax
Sweet story. ftaoo, Magic Fate and
Alacyon also ran.
FOURTH RACE -iy.sr-olds and UP,
Bsllyarnett (Groh) $50 go ESQ
Away (Bodiou) $50 $40
Last Gold (Martinl $40
Time 1.i9 2-5 on 3iii.
Good PLAY, Ebony Edge. Anthem and
Marjorie =. also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-2-yssr-olas. A. mile;
aLimestone (Bodioui 10 20 500 90
Vinita Major (AllgaierD 2l,40 500
Valdina Aide tGrohsb $50
Time ! .0i as off 5:O4h
Even On. r s. Munns. Star Thorne
and aportchester also ran.
aThos Plat entry.
SIXTH RACE 3-yssr-olds and up. =
mile
Occupation (Grohs) 100 $40 $50
Chipamink tHooper) $50 $50
Daily Trouble (Bodiou) $40
Time 1:ii as of $40.
Bright Willie, Powder Bun. Topnard,
Corona Corona and Roman sox also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-+-yesr-olds and up.
lis miles:
Double Brab
(ThornburEl 800 800 $40
Uncle Nose tCAlvinl $50 7.t0
Hardwrsck (Morrisseyl 800
Time i;ts. OF e0ei1.
rerplsx, Chocolate Mad Nsurics X.
and Royal Rsk also ran. n
EIGHTH RAcE-3-y.sr.olds and up.
~ miles.
Fiyins Hostess CPuccD hoo $50 go
Coordinator tHenson) 1i.f0 100
Mischief Afcot CMorrisssy) 400
Time 1853. off Saw
vsidins cutup. Fsrragu' Grsvili,,
PenntburE, Whiscend~nt. South Bound.
Manila Bay. Toms Lsdd and Hieh Talent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RACE-t-ysar-olds and up, y
Thrs. Bang, Martini $40 40 $50
All Charm tMolperU l2.t0 b.to
Some Ad tDyer) ztO
Tim, 10 as. on 3:osH.
Collie. Bonsweep. Free Money, Flying
SECOND RACE i.y,ar.olds, I. mile:
J.anl. Berry tM.rin.llD 1910 go $50
Joes Choice Garner 200 $50
Lsxlnetonisn tHiElsyl $40
Time 1 100 4.b of 33sA
Witch sir. lts Her. Century Be Revere.
Sky Wolf, Mar,own, Brown valley ana
'Cinds q. also ran
THIRD RAcE-5-yssr.old, az fur
L..,sbert (Fr..msn 40 7so 22o
Shining Chance (Dysrl $50 2bu
Lanss Boy martin! $40
oHurry. Mi,sn.now ana scotch Pleas.
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-t.y.sr-oids and up,
- mile.
Bolo III. tForc) 400 $40 $50
Just For Fun MARTINI $40 so
| Timocrscy tGarnerb $50
Time 1912, off t.4l.
Carbonate. Flying Kinr. Var and valley
Byrd also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--5-ysar.olds, az fur
! longs.
signals Biloxi. tEeeard) $50 40 gu,
zacapet MARTINI $40 out
ATOP Ceiling Oyer out
Alterry and sMr. Rabbit also ran.
| asmith. stivtrs.
SIXTH RACE -- 3.yssr.olds and up
IL i-i6 miles
Sea Marriage tMcCov) 50 so 1870 8 A
/ Brief Sigh tMArinelnt 40 2tf
lockwood Boy fECcardD 8 ~
Time ! SO. Oft bl2h
Brown Mate sun Flower, shot Put
and Valley Flares slso-ran.
SEVENTH RACE "a and i-ysar-olds
/ creepin Oyer 1870 $40 az
'Olga 2 FREEMAN 100
| Time 1912 3-5. of 6.1t.
X Bun. Three Dots. Bohemia, Actress
Lady. H. NJ Hood Pleasure Hour
'Pucke,y and Miss Tullahoma also ran
Field.
EIGHTH RAcE-5-ysar.olds and NJ
IL i.l6 miles;
| Paias MARTINI $50 90 Z 6C
big Brands son (ConleyJ 1920 10 g.
| Marcharl (Skidmorel 2 ~
Time $50. off s.t5.
Lady cabo. Catalonia, Farrell. Nico. Ark
Quest. Royal Blue and Weslo~ also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
~ WEIGHT Lifters Show

Northeastern branch YMCA
Weight-lifting Club will hold an
outdoor meet and demonstration
n Belle Isle, just west Of the
conservatory. this Sunday al
3 D. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
g KICKS EXTRA POINT

When the'Wisconsin game rolled
around, Hirsch was benched be-
cause OF an injury. He dressed so
he could sit on the bench and
when the coaches were watching
he raced on the field and kicked
a point after touchdown.
Hirsch reported to coach Benny
Oosterbaan for basketball and
soon won a berth on the team and
added a second letter TO his col
lection. He competed in indoor
track and picked up a few points
In dual meets.
When Ray Fischer issued his
call for baseball players Hirsch
paid him a visit. He told the vet
eran coach he was busy with
basketball but as soon as it was
over he'd report TO the baseball
team. At the first practice he in
formed Ray he had been an out
/ fielder but was sure he could
handle first base or any other
jobs open.
"Can you pltch?" Fisher
asked him.
IL can try" he replied and
before long he had a regular
starting job.
He told Ken Doherty. the track
coach, he was available for track
duty but found little time TO
practice. When Illinois and Purdue
came 10 Ann Arbor for a triang-
ular meet last week, the Ghost
asked TO be entered. There was a
ball game the same afternoon but
Elroy thought he could handle
both assignments.
Twice during the week he took
his turn at the broad jumping
pit for q couple OF practice leaps.
In the meet he was pitted against
the sensational Illinois star Claude
Young. Hirsch's first leap was
more than % feet but he sat down
and got credit for "a feet 2 inches.
II was good enough for first place.
He went directly TO the baseball
field and blanked Ohio State with
a single hit. Then he went back
to school and fell asleep over his
dinner.
The Ghost is extremely popular
with his teammates in all sports.
He always insists it's only good
breaks that give him the head
lines,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
SUNDAYS GAMES

SUNDAYS UAMEN
at Gregory vs.. Lourdes, u. OF n; 81
Catherine va. Sacred Heart, Belle Isle. Al
Saints Va ST. Casirnir. Southwestern.
TUESDAYS GAMES
st. Anthony va. De La Sale. Belle Isle
ST. Catherine VS. ~ Ladislaus, jayne
De Sales W.. 81 Alphonsus, Hsggsrty
St Mary r. o. va St Mary O. l.. Roya
oak; St Rita at St Frederick; ST. PhiliI
va. Annunciation. Chandler, 81 Charlie,
VS. 81 Thomas. Lodge 81. Paul W.. ~
Clement. Kirby st. Bernard va. st. Rose
81. Clair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
RACES AT TOP TRACKS


FIRST RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up. v
mile:
i ISsini ,r. ..' ;ES..i 1880 ssS .s Ss
Tudsr king Lynch $40
Time liza as. off i;31h.
Hero Mine. silver spy, First Admiral. z
Broke Even. Fleettown, 'Errsnt Lass.
Slss,s ps BOY 80 slE o1,, pst. Bold Wanda
Z 'Field.
SECOND RAcE-a-y.ar-old., AZ
p D,,.,i Z -. ,M s.r n~ s:c ;s
Cold shower (oibsrtl $50
Time :s2 3.b off 2,ib
wsmits, Service Ribbon, Pin Up oirl,
Princess r.. l., sea Flo.. Nory. savant
THIRD RAcE-4.ysArsolds ana up.
about 2 miles CstssplschAss).
s s,t,.,s, y io .sSs,r'" a'o sS go go
Time 3:4s SIS, off a.a3
Parma. Winged Hoofs. Royal Archer and
ssafisht also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-a.y,ar.olds. n mile:
s slSSS nor .s,o SnsSr''n' ~" s,c aS
! Jsep tAtkinson) leo
Time 81 As. on s;fon
Hebron Top Oenerhl, Junior AtlAs, Sole
Parate. s-Hlllyer Court snd Forward also
ran.
b.H Fsnwick entry.
FIFTH RAcE-ss.oOo, claiming. s.y.sr-
Boiling on ,LlndbsrT ii.7o SEQ $50
Lou.Bre tJsmAs) f750 $50
Bull Dandy tLynchl 2,So
Time i;i7, OF 3:b6M.
Speed Streak, Return Call, j. J. Lynch
Dustman. horani and Square also ran.
SIXTH RACE--s-ysar.olds, I mile;
VINO Goes There
! tLonsden) 1910 1900 ~ 20
by Jimminy tYoung) $50 $40
| Boy knight (0llbsrD 1910
Broad orin, 'Bsnwsthtr. Bounding
/ Home. Broadcloth, Rodney stone Disvo-
/ law Bel Reign. Hoodoo. 'kaytss and
/ 'RAyenaia also ran.
| 'Fisd.
SEVENTH RAcE-s.y'.r.ods and up.
I mile.
s~immin Hole tou.rnl AGO 1910 500
Aniorn young $50 $40
Pops Pick tArcro) 1s0
Time 37 is. eff s;tiH
! fortsrs Cap. Plantarentt, Bill Sickle
and The sultan Also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-ysar.oidI and up.
~ miles
Eye for Eye Gindbers) 80 TO
Profile tAtkinsonD 100
/ Time ASH off 5;52
J Grey Hood, Equinox, Robert Morris and
Spoon Bread also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
American Legion
SUNnAyss GANFS

vincent vs. Pohc, Northwsstsrn q.
Rooss-Vsrksr vs. BrisEs. Bell, Isle a
Tsrnstsdt vs. Posssius Belle Isle S Beau
dry Va Lesrnsd, Northwestern 4. Al
ganss ~ ~ r m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
City Lutheran League

SUNDAY CANES
A. Chandler Park-eslem W. Nj ZION
81 90 81 Paul ". Our SAVIOR ~ m.
A. Lodge Park-Eatt Bethlehem vs.. Mt.
Calvary a. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Sundays Soccer
AT MACK PARK

(City Cup Series
German United VS.. ST Clair
100 p. m.
Bavarians VS.. st. Clair Bees,
p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Rain Crowds Prep
Spring Card

From now until the end OF the
school year in mid-June, high
school athletes, those competing
in baseball in particular, will face
one of the busiest programs in
recent years.
Because of the extraordinarily
large number of postponments,
Metropolitan and Catholic league
mines will be in action nearly
every day Of the school week.
Golf, tennis and track will keep
other athletes active.
Metro baseball teams start the
second half OF their round robin
with Highland Park. Northwest
ern and Central topping their
respective sections with unbeaten
records. while Eastern and DENLY
share the top in the other.
TWO BIG GAMES
Two games Tuesday have i'm
portant bearings on the title race.
Northwestern faces ChadSey, and
Colt victory will all but clinch
the Southwest Section crown for
Sam Bishops nine. Central tan
giles with Cooley. the latter hav-
ing dropped only one game so
far. Highland Park, meanwhile,
has Pershing and Northern 10
contend with.
In the Catholic Leagues First
Division, st. Anthony can clinch
the west side championship with
another victory over Catholic
Central. The clubs are due tC
meet Monday at Belle Isle in q
game postponed from last week
st. Anthony won over the Sham
rocks in a 10-inning battle earlier
in the season.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
TUEsDAy's GAMES
Cooley at Central Y. OF n. AT Rsdford
Northwestern at chadsey, Wright at West
trsm~k At Ca. Psrshing at Northern
Eastern Al Miner, southssstern Al DENLY
'Cass at Miller.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Central al Y. of n. BEDFORD AZ Mac
ken2ie. Western al Southwestern ChadseN
al Psrshins. Northern A. Highland Park
Miller At Southeastern. DENNY at North
eastern. 'Hamtramck At Eastern.
Montague games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Detroit Race Results

FIRST $500 syearolds and ilis miles
sEfERY CHIMES. io4 ' e. Franklin, $50
Trsunelus. Buds First Rodimc vadna Gadget Buckle
Down sun BY Junior Eason and MISS Freedom also ran
SECOND RACE-clamng sooo 4-year-olds and up 6 fur
HckwEIL 1903 IN csnsrel., 1880 500
CALI CALL 70 soIoss, II III C. SsIsod, ~ $50
Youron Moonle Bobby, Miss Frake Anopheles Little Bolo
= THIRD kAcEclalnl1s $500 s:yesT:eld., iureas.
MA 1 y Il IL ITO "a Let1rco, 500 ssS
Nancy Lee Miss Julie " Tsusa Bee and Speedy
FOURTH RAcE-claimns s2ooo syear-Olds and up fur
W ARx S skRzSss NJ c.sr. asy'n m 20
WISE BARRIsTER lis &c. Banco) $50
speedway Pete J Spare Room Girl Chestnut Courage
Barsand Shasta Man Grey Doie and Paaboled also ran
FIFTH RAcE-Alowsnces, $1,000 the Buse Call 2yearOds
SSrYpl II = C. Ass. o 7S .S
euIN N,ms g. l ~ 'M c'Nero ITO
Chance Ace John q Public ind Rouge also
SIXTH RACE-Boos and Saddle Handicap $500 3year-Olds
AMBER LIGHT, ll5 (R Cooper, 800 40
WISE MOSS liz &C. stevenson) 4N
Tall. Red Dock smscksd Hard poOe and
AM Shaerin entry
SEVENTH RAcE-Inausura Handicap $4,000 syear.Olds and
SWEEP SWINSER 1Cs Layton 1890 $50 $50 s ssS
W. H KELLY LIZ lib tM cafafrela) 200
Spy Snare omasar Loango Believe 'Gastauder Ubiquitous
and Some Man also
EIGHTH RAcE-cisiming $4,000. oyearOds and Lie
SASs e. = $sa ssss, ''
Very Fair Pistol Grenock On the Double Gals
Pet and Teuight also Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
TIED IRISH IN DEBUT

HlrSch made his debut as n loot
ball player against the Notre
Dame team that had been UNI
beaten the year before and was
an overwhelming favorite to down
the Badgers. The Ghost flirted
with fame several times during
the afternoon only TO be stopped
by the powerful Irish line. Late
in the game, the blockers cleared
a narrow path and Elroy scam
pered IS yards for the only touch
down OF the afternoon for the
Badgers. The Irish were able TO
match IL and no more so Wiscon-
sin had a surprising tie after
Angelo Bertelli and his mates.
Later in the. season he turned
in another brilliant game that saw
the proud Buckeyes of Ohio State
humbled for the only time during
the season. He average more
than five yards every time he car
ried the ball on 164 plays that fall.
During thesfollowing summer he
joined the marines and was shifted
TO Michigan. When Fritz Crisler,
the Michigan coach heard the
good news he blocked off left half
back in his lineup. That spot
would be covered and most
capably he knew.
And il was. The Ghost became
a standout from the first game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
HIRSCH MAKES HISTORY AT M
First 10 Win -Four Letters in Same Year
Nv EDGAR HAYES

The war called an abrupt halt
TO many promising athletic careers
but IL also gave others a chance
to expand the scope OF their &C
tivitieS
In pcacetine Elroy Hirsch
would have gone down in the
books as one of the best football
players In the history Of Uni
Versity Of Wisconsin The war
shifted his locale TO University Of
Michigan and forcvermore he'll he
known as the athlete who won
four letters in one year at Ann
Arbor. The only such man in the
records OF the Ann Arbor school
and one Of the few in the land.
Since he entered Michigan less
than II months ago Hirsch has
starred in football, basketball.
track and baseball. He has won
letters in each OF the sports. In
all probability he'll add another
football letter this fall. He il
scheduled 10 leave Michigan in
July but the marines have been
taking only about half OF each
class so Elroy will likely remain
for a while,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

Post time hrst race $50 p. m.
Horses listed In order of post p
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Weddiup.
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shower Of white roses and stepha-
notis.
Rose taffeta was worn by Miss
Marion Choisser, who was maid of
honor for her sister. Her flowers
were pink roses and blue delphinium
and pink roses were carried by the
bridesmaids, who were in aqua tai
feta with pink rose headdresses.
They were Miss Jane Moreland of
Ashland, Va; Miss Vida Peck, Miss
Nancy Shearer and Miss Cornelia
English.
The bridegroom is the son of Capt.
Howard H. Montgomery, U. S. N,
and Mrs, Montgomery and his
brother, 1t. Howard H. Montgomery,
Jr., served as his best man. The
ushers were 1t. Andrew Bubser,
U. S. N. R.; PFC. Lorenz Zimmer-
man. Pfc. John P. Carter and Mr..
William Nessell, U. S. N. r.
When they return from their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery will make their home at
1916 Carey lane in Silver Spring
while he is completing his studies
at the School of Medicine of George
washington University,
Evening star., 1944-09-10
WI Give Luncheon

Mrs. Marshall Bidweu Diefssen
has issued invitations for luncheon
Wednesday at the United Nations
Club for the members of her COM
mittee Of the Washington Chamber
Music Guild. The committee mem
bers have been asked to meet sev-
eral Of the new members of the
guild. These include the new vice
chairman, Mrs. Eugene Swigert,
Mrs. Lothrop D. Stoddard, Mrs.
Harry Leroy Jones and Mrs. Philip
Owen.
Evening star., 1944-09-10

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