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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

With the closing date for en-
tries still four weeks away, 81
teams are now in the fold in the
Detroit Baseball Federation.
Twenty-Five OF the teams are
entered in Class y. with 25 more
in Class +, the DBF's youngest
group.
Pepsi-Cola. unbeaten in two
starts, meets Paris in Sundays
Class A feature at Ives Field.
Nirgies, also unbeaten, takes on
Shorty Moran Club.
Four Class A games postponed
by rain last Sunday will be played
next Thursday, as well as three
Class 3 contests the same day.
Arthurs and Sans, Class 3 con-
tenders, will meet Decoration Day
10 play off their postponement.
CLASS
kufo club We Vickers NV Z. sunrin
vs. Police Bf Paris " Pepsi- Cola
Ives. shorty Moran vs.. NtrEies. NV i.
All games a. ?. m.
Class
Afthurs ~ Griffin. NV 4. 100. Rayll
w. Sams, NV 2 900 .Wurms ~. JAW
1sf, JAYNE 8 4 40 tAW lS5 vs. LAW
li7h NV /. $50, Progressive s. Dixie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Big Ten Track
Summaries

Discus Throw First. Nelson klaus Pur
due i3a feet 4 30 inches second Jach
Dugger. Ohio state, third Tom Fullerton.
Ohio state. fourth, William Wills Ohio
state. nfth. George Kraeger. Michigan.
Mile Run First Robert and Ross Hume
Michigan dead heai. third, PURDUE
Michigan; fourth, Barnard. Michigan
NTH. Ryser, Wisconsin. Time, f:254
44o.yard Run First. Kelley Illinois
second. Altepeter. Northwestern; third
Richard Young. Illinois fourth Johnson
Illinois NTH. Belle Purdue Time. IS =
lOo.yard Dash First. Claude Young
Illinois, second. Harvey, Purdue third
Brownstsin, Minnesota fourth. MADDEN
Northwes,erni fifth. WltheTpoon, Mieh
s' sbo, P Put gg t. KLAUS. Purdue; second
RrsAger, Michigan; third, Collia, Michigan
fourth suclou Purdue fifth. Dugger
ohio state Distance as feet - inches.
l2O.yard High Hurdles.Firsi, Nichols
Illinois: second Eisley, Michigan. third
Hinkle. Illinois fourth. s,eidsr Purdue
fifth Ruther, Illinois Time .i5l.
ssO-ysrd Run First, Kelley, Illinois
second Robert Hume. Michigan; ihitd
Barnard MehiEsn; fourth. veRer, Mich,
Broad Jump First Claude Young. III
nois. second Tyler. ohio state third
Hrsch Michigan. fourth, Patrick. Illinois
nfth Best, Illinois. Distance, ~ feet II
Pole vsut-Firs,. schmidt. Ohio STATE
and Phelps Illinois Ciej; third. Moody
Michigan. fourth. SeRula. Michigan. ffth
Rider. Chicago. BeniE and Kelly Michigan
Lauritsen Northwestern (tieD. Height, /;
feet inches.
22o-yArd Dash First Claude Young
Illinois: second. Madden. Northwestern
third. Harvey, Purdue fourth. Richard
Young. Illinois. fifth. Pierce. Michigan
Time. ri g.
HiEh Jump-Ftrs, Raumsn, Minnesota
and Dale Michigan Gie) third, Patton,
Michigan; fourth Lisle Chicago: Patrick
Illinois Rothrock Northwestern siebert
Ohio state Patterson, Wisconsin (tis)
Height. feet
Two Nile Run--Firs, Ross Hume Mich.
gan: second, Walsh, Indiana third, Robert
Hume Michigan fourth. Nooter, Purdue
NTH, Birdsall. Michikan. Time. 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Bob Tales
Gack Of Lone Gane
By Tigers lrks
This Home Run Fan
By BOB MI RPHl
Sports Editor

As The best crack Of the week
We submit this one ny fan who
obN lousy Was irkcd ny the pop
ups and d.nkN rollers the Tigers
were hitting against bo- 30
NoWSom:
Their short game il okaN.
hut don't YOU think they ought
10 concentrate on their long
game"
Too much attention shouldn I
he paid 10 has complaint. though,
because he's what IS known a.
a home run fan" lie thinks
he's been cheated il he doesn't
sec a couple four-bageers every
time ne goes 10 a game.
BY the way. this fan, while
he's as interested as ever IN
baseball. and particularly the
Tigers, has been able 10 attend
onlv a few games in recent
seasons. As a result he makes
some comparisons that-maH
interest regulars at Briggs
Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
First Dye Regatta
Set Next Sunday

The Detroit Yacht Clubs Me-
mortal Day regatta won't be held
Tuesday. Commodore Harry c.
Kendall. chairman OF the club
race committee, will hold his pro-
gram next Sunday.
It's the first inter-club regatta
of the season.
Twenty-one classes starting with
the eight-meter sloops and ending
with the Nippers are included on
the schedule which starts at 1890
m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
MacPhaiI TO Yanks7

Plans repeatedly already are
well under way for Lt'Col. Mac
Phails return to baseball after
the war. That's just as il should
be because the game certainly
can use a go-getter like the
former Grand Rapids red-head.
a rumor that McPhsil viii
head syndicate which will pur-
chase the Yankees has been re-
vived in the East. What a COM
bination that will make.
Long one of the games big
gest drawing cards. the Yankees
will be an even bigger attrac-
ton with MacPhail lined up
with them. Larry is good for a
new idea almost every day and
many Of them get results al the
box office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Shdmro(ks' Star
Out With Injury

Art Houtteman, Catholic Cen
trail Highs star pitcher, will he
out for the rest Of the season be-
cause OF knee injury
The Shamrocks arc IN the thick
of the fight for the First Division
cast side title in the Catholic
League. Houtteman last season
hurled the Shamrocks 10 the divi-
sional title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Totals ~ Totals 81 5 q
One out when winning rln scored.
ran for RosAr IN eleventh
Ratted for HsvinE IN seventh.
+Ran FOR Lyon In eleventh
Slated for Susce In twelfth.
Washington Oo0 600 l3o 0o0-t
Cleveland 202 600 600 0oi )
Errors Case. Layne Rocco Runs bat
ted in--Ortiz 2. Spence, Torres, Cullen
bine. Dea 3, Heath. Two base hits
o'Dea. Hockeu p Kuhel, Spence. Three
base hits--Ortiz Sacrifice hits-Rocco 2.
Boudreau. Ortiz, Grant Double plays
Spence TO Torres 20 Sullivan, Boudreau ID
Rocco, LeFebvre 20 Terrell 10 Kuhei Lef,
on Washington 9, Cleveland u
Bases on balls-On Woln I or LeFehvre
3. on Kieine 3. on Heving 3 on Smith /.
Struck out BY Wolf J. by LeFebyre !, hy
Kleine HITS on WOlh s In Is IN.
nings or LeFcbVre in I innings, on
Carrasquel IN inning tptched 10
batter. or Kleine 3 In 7 Ia innings. oti
Hevlng in 3 % innings. m Smith IN
innic Wild pitch Wolf Winnine
pitcher Smith Losing pitcher LeFehvre
Umpres Hubbard and stewart Time
PAS. ATTENDANCE 0oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Probable Pitchers
~ nited Press
NtFRI(AN IEACIE

Nsw York page 81 ard PoroV-v SID
- So Louis tSaishouse 90 and Kramer
6-zi Z su 3 H. CWT
WasnIrgfar Leonard 90 and Slrgeung
i1i ~ Detroit tOvcrmire IL and Gentry
i-fI. 30 3 M EWT
Philadelphia Chores 10 and Black 3-3l
~ Cleveland tCaiverf OIL and Gr0nek
t--i-a-f-itf r EWT
Boston Johnson o. and Bowman III
at rheAE0 lee U-s and iopaf i-2l. I 30
D. ~ CNyT
NATIONAL LTAGTF
81 1lit cooper l.t ard Wllks J-0f ~
Sew lrrs ,Pl.e % ard Not3eie 500,
D1 b .mI EWT.
q LL1EA. l4..:.... a. s@aa.Ffr tsrruy
g.-f at Nr.ttsr Melton o.3 ard Webbef
i-.. 1ua D. mi FAT
chicago fTbssssu 0-i and NardtnherF
ii an Eostor tT0bin 4 and Jsvcry i-6l
q y m ENT.
r'ffrnurEh fs'riresvirh 90 ard Butcher
7-l a. pH ado pnHa tles 20 and Barrett
l-e4, % 3. Il, EWT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Metro Baseball Card
MONDAYS CAMPS

T.. ~ r. ~ Cooley. Mackenzie At
central Wright a. Northwestern south
western Al ChadseY. Bedford A. western
persnlug a. HamtramCk Highland PARK
~ cas- Soufheastsrn A. Eastern NofN-
rAstern al NTier northern al DenNh.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Cnuiey ~ Mackenzie, Central A. Red
ford Northwestern A. Southwestern
ChAdssy ~ Western ~ Of n 81 WriEhi .
Hsmframck 81 Highland Park Cas- ct
Nnr;hsrr EAstArn- - No-thess'trnt Miller
a. Denny: Northern at DENLY.
'Nonlesgut game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

IaeetS OF the outdoor campaign
the two Eastern runners have not
been beaten 10 the tape.
Webb ran The city indoor mile
in a fast AL, and appears a cinch
TO 60 under A;40 outdoors. Fish
cr's rivals outdoors also Will have
to step at an unexpected pace 10
beat him.
Webb. a senior. enters the army
after school is out in June. Fisher
has another year Of prep compe-
titlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
NEW YORK
ST Lot Is

Toiais 33 q Totals 80 II
Ran for Mancuso M eighth,
fRaited FOR POLL In eighth
rBstted Tor Hausmann IN ninth.
ST Louis III 600 30o-6
New YORK 900 III 100 4
Errors Verban W Cooper. o. Runs
hatted IN Martin. Kurowski g. Lltwhter.
Mancuso ?, W. Cooper OFT, Thfes-hase
hit Jurges. Home Martin. KuroV-
ski 2 OF Sacrihcs hit Musial Double
PLAYS Verhsn 10 Marion N Sanders Man
cuso n Jurgus Munger 10 Marion 70
sanders, Gumher 10 Marion IN Sanders
Gumbert ~ Verhsn % Sanders. Left on
hases-N New YORK Q. S. Louis o Bases
on hslls--Oh Melton 4. OF Munger ?, on
Munger g. by POLL 2 ny Adams /. Hts -
or Melton 5 In 5 innings tnons oUt in
SIXTH. of Munger 10 IN & "a innings IN
Polli In innings IN Gumbert In
2 Ia innings. on Adams ! IN 1 inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Banks in Exhibition

Newell II. Banks. worlds
checker champion. will play a
Hotpoint pocket billiards match
and checkers against four oppo-
nents at the same time al loves
Recreation this Sunday at Q D. m.
There will be no admission charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Two Honers Help
Cards Win
Ott's Error Also Factor
as Giants Fall, "a

NEW YORK, May q (UP)-
George Kurowsk with a pair Of
homers. his fifth and sixth Of the
season. led the ST. Louis Cardinals
10 a GA victory over the New
York Giants today
The Giants outhit the Red Birds
II 10 9 but Manager Mel Otis
error helped ST. Louis 10 three
unearned runs IN the seventh. OFT
hit his sixth homer in the seventh
after Walker Cooper had dropped
his foul which would have been
the third out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

G o &C h Hugo
MatSon @ Q ! S
sure will finish
the school year
unbeaten.
In the indoor
season w @ h b
and Fisher won
every race in
I h cir special
ties. including
victories in the
finals. In the
few lie a gu c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Bill Webb of Eastern
High is king of the milers
In the Metropolitan League.

While Cooley Highs victory in
the Metropolitan League outdoor
track finals next week is fore
gone conclusion, the Cardinals
don't have a monopoly on track
talent IN the city.
Eastern High has two examples
in Bill Webb, a miller. and Truman
Fisher, quarter-miler, whom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RAcE-5-y.sr,olds = Nil. ar
warrior Lad CGilespiel 10 80 80
lnv,r Fox tMorris.syl ~" a.
Victory Feet tMolh'ri1 w
Time i:lBi-5 OF 5oii1 49,
Rockwood lean. Make Pr HICKS AT
Watch and Rising Light also ran.
SECOND RACES and i.yssr-oid' y
Rel song tBodiou, 800 $40 %
Pleasure Hour tMorrisssyp $50 90
Legal EEAle (GiNespiei ="
Miss orphan. Air Borne. safsphsn
sigma Kappa Air Warden. The Answer
and Bolo Babe also ran.
THIRD RACE-t-yssr- and up. 4
David r Jr tGrohO $50 $40 40
To Tee tHiglsyl y" '"
Devils Frchc tCampheNl W
Time l-it Is or oS
war Bugis. Rogers BOY ard Ghost Hunt
FOURTH RACE-3-y,ar-oldS a. FUR
stars a, Nisht tHigsD $50 $50 2 -
Door, Yock tGill"spteJ -" ~
Merinisss tSsaooI u"
Time IA off 1885,
Gr.mHn. csmpion Hal. Lsstabsr, and
BoSweeo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yssr olds a. furlonE,
Merry March PueoD l7i0 90 81
/ TNlNt th00perl Ae'oN g
ZAcapet tHodioul > Z"
Time / 40. off 5 ~.
jszrshsl Paragram. American Eagle
and santa Claus aiso ran.
SIXTH RACE-7-yesr ODDS. y nile.
fcangPtt tSeaho) ~ On 100 ~
/ a-ETrArd tGrohtl 10 ~
! Best Effort tKnotD 90"
Time 90. or 5 IS
Limestone. Benjsck. a.Afs Fox Kline
/ Ever Cross and Testing Fox also ran.
s-John Msrsch entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-4.ytsr.old' and UP.
mile and n yards.
/ AlanAg Bodiou "a 80 80 90
] Choppy Sea tSeabol 20 ZW
/ Port Harmony tGrohs) $50
/ Time IS on los
Eugene. Cherry Trihs and Drolion also
ran
EIGHTH RACE - year-olds and UP,
I mile 70 yards
Cannon's Banner tHiglsy) $50 ? 81 800
Greville tThornhurgl 100 ~
Masculine fFreemsnI 5 NJ
Time 1913. of 1914
] jungle Moon. Whiscendsnt, Dungeon,
Toms Ladd and Good Get also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

PordAgAray 2 Ntsuer Runs hated in
q Walker. Mesner Two-nAse hts--F
" afker BordagArsy g. Wtlssr stolen
hsse-Tipton. sactlfices-M Miller 3 pa
sintki Double plays Bordagaray O. Ba-
.elrek4 - gehety- A4iife--fr-tit f--tarrrr 70
NrCnymick EngNEh 20 BaFinSk, -
scnuIfz Lett on baxes--Ciuc.nnau .
pfsoklyn : Bases on nsls-Off HeIs.
So 2 off Davis s. strike outs DAVIS
t'-rrives Boggess plneIu ard PaHaufaut
TINT 81 Attendance 0e3 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Walker. have
received cuts
of $500 less
taxes for fin
ishing second
in the Ma
uonal Hockey
League a n q
losing 10 Chi
cago in the
first round of
the playofs.
That ism I
had consider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Dodgers Lose,
Near Cellar

NEW YORK. May u INS)-
Cincinnati's Ed Heusser outpitched
Curt Davis in a tight battle today
and thereby beat the Dodgers by
4 2 10 q score. The defeat dropped
the doddering Dodgers 70 within a
half game Of last place. The
Dodgers have won only two Of
their last 10. while the Chicago
Cubs have run off seven straight
NLcfnrlce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
indians Win
In 18th, ) to4

CLEVELAND, May 81 (UP)-
Jeff Heath's pinch single with the
bases loaded in the last half Of
the twelfth inning gave the Cleve-
land lndiApS a Sd victory over
the WashingroY Senators today
WASHINGTON CLEVELAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
GAME HEART DEPT: Black

Raider proved again the cour-
age Of the thoroughbred horse
when he kept on running Fri
day even after his lee broke
when he was leading the fourth
race field in the stretch.
Carlyle johnson, Racing Form
track man here, recalls Black
Grouse. which was trained by
Yanccy Christmas, was in front
by 10 lengths in a race at Mar
TaganSett when he broken down
az the sixteenth pole He
ran on three legs 10 win and the
happy ending is that he WASH /
DESTROYED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
81 Clubs in DBF Fold;
Lists Open 4 More Weeks

wv A. 900 Associated ". Continental
RI I. 100 oakwood Blue Jackets W..
JAW lt2. Clark. 30 Federal Mogul
W JAW 1872 Clark. 200, JAW 2i2 vs..
Eureka, Ri, s, 200
CLASS u
stags vs. G. J. Martin Atkinson 1
90 Hawks W. Troy, Atkinson e. 1 30.
81 John CAntius W Sprinheld Atkinson
2 100; Standard W West Side sports,
wv 2, 80 Wilson Rangers ~. Dsibridge.
Gorrsll, Ives / 80; Wuritzer vs.. Mer-
Scorpions. NV 3 30 Hudson 1874 Jrs.
Vs. bstroUsrs Ri 3. 900: Kowalski vs..
sophie wrieh,. PIT 2 400 Ambest vs..
windsor ri g. so East side Sports vs..
Andy Baird Ri 4. ] 30.
FIREMEN'S LEAGUE
Bait 5 W.. Bait T.. /Iit;lshsld; Bait.
y. BAIT 10 ri q Bait. W. Bait.
Atkinson / Bait Z W., Bait A. St
clair: Bait. 8 W. BAIT "a, jayne s.
BAIT vs. Raft II. NV s. All games
Al lp. m.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Ar,hur's vs. Sans. wv J. 2 30.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Class
Auto club vs. Suffrin NV !: Paris W.
Vlckers wv 2 shorty Moran Club W..
Defror Police. NV Vrgie vs.. Pepsi.
Cola, ri S. All games At $50 .. m.
Class
wurms W. Dixie. NV 4; Progressivs
vs., rAW 142 Atkinson 4 Associated vs.,
Eureka, NV 6. Games al $50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-4-ysAr-oldA- and up, !
mile and 20 yards a.
star Boarder (TrenD $50 80 so
Jockarando (JenkinsD ASH W
Landslide (Hettingsrl 4 ~
Time 1909 on 2.32h
Roosevelt Alpine Light. klkion hpay, !
Bid, Alfspring. Phone Duon and ChicAions
SECOND RACE 3 year olcE = nils'
'sporting Guy tOuveD $40 40 -
,Auy bal Blowers 800 } 20 ~
Miss AdA J tTurnpuln ~
Time 1.Il as. of 03
Renraw Fresh as Pant bAFt
chsnc, Buck patch Vsldins GreedY
Keep RrEh' speed Up, Cab Sir and
A-polly Lou also ran
Dead heat for hrsi
a-Merry Ho Etaols entry.
THIRD RACE-4.ysar-olds ard up =
mile
Hard Telling IN
(McMulerl 10 " ~
Harry Prince Bower Ia "
Vaidina Secret tPat'srtonl Nv
Time III Is. Of 81. -,
Trus' Buster Demos Hy-Cop fl{lnk
Ned Keskes AuEhtfoot Lee and A-Golden
Fleece also ran
a-Msrry Ho Stables entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
teoion Sched ule
SUNDAYS CAMS

Vincsn, ". p0ueilgs. ~ .. BrEEs a..
lsarnsd. M q Poiies ~ Bssudry Nv
Reass .Vsnksr W. Teintttdt, b q.
All games a. ! % 3. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Belmont Park Results
FOR MONDAl

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds, = mile
Gallant Bull tNfcaroI $40 SO 2 SO
Miss Winks tMehrtensl s So so
Sliding Home tLongderi = 81
Time 125 As. off .37H
Dollar Limit Tudor King Gold Dart
Sickleboy. Great Beyond Hero Mine
Ranging PNr0tethuic. 'Silver Plate. stii
Life and Sea Base also ran.
sFleId
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Dearborn Recreation
STANDINGS

/ 'FNII
Winston VS. HAaEH ~ Ford Fisd
RscEinger vs. G0ebsi ~ p. Retreat.
Royal Clothes ". Boys Club At Ford
! los
An games at 1880 r. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
PRISONERS PEEK AT

PRIS NERS PEEK AT
PONIES: You'll find odd char
acters at race tracks, but De-
troit probably is the only one
where Italian war prisoners
watch the horses whirl into the
stretch the prisoners from
the African campaign. working
on labor battalions al the army
ordnance base at the Fair
Grounds. can get a peek at the
horses through the fence as
they take the final turn and
head down the stretch.
They seem quite enthusiastic
about racing and from their
chattering may have a few lire
of their so cents day wages
bet on the results first
thing you know, some enter
prising ltalian-speaking tout Is
going 10 have his pants shot off
by sentry for trying 10 put
the prisoners on another sure
thing maybe they wouldn't
believe any more toutS. how
ever, after listening 10 II Duce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Judd Ross (right) is old rowing champion himself
Qoo at that sweater) executive during the day but
each evening at this time of the year he is over at the
Detroit Boat Club whipping the high school boys who
make up the club into shape. The d. B. c. will
have two eghtOared shells of Crosse POine High School
boys in the national inerschoastc regatta In Phlade
pha next Saturday Bill Beever and Floyd Dixon Jr.,
two Ross top boys shown with him. The ID. Il. c.
Is oldest rowing club I'm country started sport In 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Sickleboy, Great Beyond Hero Mine
Ranging Pyrotechuic, 'sGver Plate. still
Life and Sea Base also ran.
'Fleld
SECOND RAcE-22ear-old' ~ fur-
longs:
EIuros Gemss SO $50 70
Winning BID tLynchl Is 20 ~
Service Ribbon lZufelb 80
Time SO 2-H on r.
sea Flos Dinsh Home Nuals savsn'
4 Or Controversy. Head srar' 'Iacawen.
Ansssthesia, War Date and Center stage
as: .r,, .'r'
THIRD RAcE-4.ysar dds ard NJ
about miles aeepleShss'
WINGED Eoots Brown 1910 10 e
a.Burma Road tMaEsel ="
Time 81 rs. off Is
Greek Flsg a-Picturs Prince simeon
shotlo, Equrita and Frederic IL also ian
AZ D. Weir entry
FOURTH RACE 2.ysar.olds : rils.
Msranssrt twoof $40 20 ~
Plehiscits tLongdenl 40 =.
Great Power tLNnch' GU
Time SIS rs. on %
Vsidins Decoy. Motto Brand and Aga
had also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3.yesr-o'd' and up. \
a
Casss (ZufelD 4S 20 - ~
Brownie tGuerinl ~ y,
New Moon (ArCaro) S
Time 1910 as. or 4 .O5. -.
DcvN'F Thumb. son ~ Peace, bi'
Sickle and Adulator also ran.
SIXTH 3.yesr-olds, ~ miles;
twilight Tear 30 "a
tMcCre9ryb q" =
Dare NJ D.vnrh) Is 50
Pluck, Maud Teruarel lo
Tine 22l oN 80 ,,,.-
on Ma Ma. Miss Biscuit and Vienna
also ran,
SEVENTH RACE 3-yssr.oids and NJ
a mile. , .,
Ar,ei Lad tAtknson) 500 3 so !,
Old Grad (Zufeip you ~
Breezing Home (smi'hl -
Time 10 as of S.iT
Suncap Gordon True North, Fyln
Doug and spare Man also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3-ysar-olds and up
( - miles -,
Fufurama CRenicN SO 800 Z,
In Question (Arcsro) ADO J,
Yankee Girl tPermane) ~
Time 2 a as oN b.57iI
GREY Hood, He Rolls and spoon Brsac
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
HOCKEY PAYOFF DINI-

sion: Fourteen Red Wings,
Including trainer Honey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
off the Hook With LeUis n. Walter
EDUCATION NOT WORTH
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
RRNINS DON7T MATTER pEPT.: j

DON'T NATTER DEPT; j. 3. Rcd Dunn. up from
asked Jockey Conn MCCreary why
didn't stay school and get education Pen
rider replied
million dollars in tho last three Do
think Id have made that
school," L. 4 o~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

ing they scored for 81 500, high
est in history, after winning the
cup the year before and
two years ago the Wings coll
lected about S425 each when
they finished fourth and went
seven games with Toronto in
the finals.
Those players getting full
shares this time were Connie
Dion. William Hollett. Harold
Jackson, Gully simon, Bill
Quackenbush. sgd Howe, Mo-
deere Bruneteau. Carl Liscombe,
Murray Arm strong, Adam
Brown. Bill Jennings, Jack
Carveth and Don Crosse.
Part shares went to Jimmy
Franks and Normie Smith, the
goalies: Kenneth Kilrea. assist
ant trainer Carl Mattson, club
house boy Walter Crossman and
mascot Mike McGarry d.
Howe. voted the Wings most
valuable two seasons ago, has
been seriously ILL.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

longs
a-R0bins Charm
CTrenp 8 50 40 -
eoronatiun tFatort 81 II
A-Svse' Chimes tTurnbuNN Z
Time .a3 SIS, OF 4.os
Plucky GRIP Miss VA Fleet sist
and DARK Morning also ran,
az. V. Hooper entry.
rrFTH RAcE-ayear-oia' and W (
mil,
Msdigsms trs".vor, AZ 40 1910 s.
ZAcanrsrd lHsttingeyJ 500 -
Fsr CsU fTrsrD 81
TIM: M, u is ~ 80 Inn, p,,o-
N.iu. So. ana Es,y Blend Iso rsS.
SIXTH EAcE-'y',r-oidi ard up,
poue,rse tw,,trop.l 80 80 g
Son Of Var tClsgE.tr 90
Seward pourd tvsndenhsfEhsl s..
Time - / s. 90 ; os,-
MokAhlus ArmI'ics Day, coppsrm
and Scotch Abbot also ian.
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Ar.rtino tPsttsrsorD ESQ go
RApidarentF tPfnni 100 3
Crossiids tTurntui1
Time - as. or $50
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snd Yhalsi also rar
EIGHTH RAcE-a-ysar-o.d' and .
i-I6 miles
Ylying SILVER Madden $40 $40 3
Jan One tCHAggsrp 100
sno~iine lTrent o.
Time 90 IS or osit
! Cacodsm0r Rose REQ Tower Ma
AldridEe Bosise and BrookisndyUs al
ran.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-01-28
Mrs. Stella YOUNG
Back from Visit


Mrs. Stella Young, secretary to
E. l.. Bartlett. Secretary of Alaska
returned here last night after spend
ing two months in San Francisco
with her daughter and son-in-law
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. E. T. Var
brough, and new grandson, two
month-old Eugene, Jr
Mrs. Yarbrough, we'll known here
is the former Edythe Young. Lieut.
Col. Yarbrough, with the Army Air
Forces, and now stationed at San
Francisco, was flying in the Aleu-
tians before his assignment in the
States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-01-28
Vessel ARRIVES Y"
FROM SOUTH WITH
AZ PASSENGERS

A steamer locked here from the
south last night, discharging The
following passengers from Seattle
Robert M. Akervick, Mrs. ssJirdes
Baxter, Howard C. Blanchard WesA
ley Edwards, Hazel M Fordess STAN
ley Grummett, Alex B. Holden
Mrs. Lorraine Holden.
Weikke A. Korhoncn, Mrs. Vir4
ginia A. Korhonen, Baby Michael
A. Korhonen, Moses M Millef
Mrs. Mildred E. Muma, master
Donald L. Muma, Neel A. McEachr
ran, Mrs. Lilly McEachran, Ralph
E. Nesmith, S. Jones Parham, Jrs
Mrs. Beatrice Parsons, Mrs. Nancy
Poole, George B. Schmidt, Arrays
stiles, Cecilia R. Tew, Bernie Tew
Alois G.. Turek, Mrs. Elizabeth wills
son, and Mrs. Stella Young.
From Prince Rupert-Maj Alvia
LAMAR.
From Ketchikan-C. H. Browrf
w. r. Coffey, r. E. Gentry, w. F.
Griebenow, Jack Quicker, Margaret
Hendrickson, Gene Lawson, Mrs,
Art Sorset, Art Sorset, and, c. d.
Swanson.
From Wrangell-M. o. Johnson
Mary Truitt, Mrs Marie Tenfjord,
and Sgt. Frank Webb.
The boat left for SkagWay early
this morning, taking the following
from here-Arthur An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bellamy,
]. j. Meherin, Jean Reynoldson,
Hugh Antrim, Mrs. Ray G.. Day,
Mrs. Ben Wright, Marilyn Wright,
Wilbur Irving, Emmett Connors,
Virginia Dennis, and Harry Ton
kin.