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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Pensive Proves
II S No F|uke

Continued from lst Sport Page
PensiVe runs like one, with his
head high. and little McCreary
fits him like a glove, riding high
up on his Withers and seeming 10
be a part of his mount as they
] aunch their now celebrated
stretch drives.
Il figured the pace was slow"
said Conn after the race. and
when l saw Platter started lug
cling toward the rail after TAX
ing the lead, I figured We would
cut the cake. But he's a game
colt. Platter, and he hung on
with real courage. Pensive and
I had TO give IL all we had To
head him."
COULDN'T RATE PLATTER
HE was Just little too
much horse for us today"
echoed Longden Platter was
rank and I couldn't rate him.
He needs racing"
mo excuse" said Arcaro.
"stir Up ran out Of puff again.
and I guess he just doesn't want
~ race over this much ground
with top-flight colts"
The English never get too busy
with anything, not even war.
TO follow affairs of the turf and
il must be source OF great sat-
isfaction 10 them that in the last
four years two Kentucky Derby
and Preakness Whirl.
away and Pensive sons of
English Darby" winners.
Not only did Hyperion, sire Of
Pensive, win at EPSON, but also
his sire, Gainsborough, which
practically swept everything be-
fore him on the English turf dur
ing his racing career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Schoolboy Rowe and he'll take
his regular turn on the mound
with the Great Lakes Sailors. {.
Mickey has been doing the catch
ing during batting practice TO get
a good line on both pitchers and
catchers. Rowe was an honor
man during his boot training and
has been assigned TO the Security
Watch.
Some notes on Wayne athletes
in the service; Pvt. Tino Asquini
has finished his basic training at
Camp Crowder. Pvt. Wally
Bagozzi is doing well in his
courses at O'Reilly General Hos
pital in Springfield, Mo. En-
sign Bob Bertoli is in Pasadena
with a design outfit. Clyde
Chapel has a basketball team at
Sampson, n. Y hospital and de-
spite the lack of a gym they won
Is out of II games. Ensign
Ray Colby received his wings last
month. Rich Hardenbergh re-
ceived his wings AZ Lubbock, Tex.
and is now a lieutenant in the
army air forces. 1t. Murray
Robertson writes from some
where in Brazil saying he is de-
livering some kind of aircraft TO
a certain point. S/Sgt. Ray
Perry Of the marines was home
from FL Centre, Cal, for a short
visit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Start OF 'MulIisan

Claude Harmon, who was
given a swell Official wei
come as LochmoorS new pro
Saturday. was telling me how
the term 'Mulligan' came 10 be
popular in golf conversation
'It started years ago at Wing
foor Golf and Country Club.
explained Harmon. Dave Null
llgan, now president Of the Bilt-
more Hotel in New York, had a
foursome and arrived late on
the first tee.
"Dave hurried on his tee shot
and dubbed IL. He argued with
his three playing pals that ne
should get another tee shot a.
they had arrived In time TO prac-
tice, He won his point and
from that day on second shot
has been known as NULL
gan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
FAVOR A DETROIT OPEN

II the Ryder match can't be
held, many OF the leading pros
favor Detroit-sponsored tourna-
ment like the Motor City Open
which was well on its way toward
being launched when this country
entered the war.
As would be the case with a
Western Open, less money would
be realized for the Red Cross. But
IL would be Deuoius own tourns-
ment and with everybody helping
II probably would clear a lot more
money than many might figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
RogeII' S Team Bowls
For Red Cross Sunday

Bill Rogelrs All-Stsrs will
bowl the Sanitation Au-Stars IN
2 benefit match for the Red Cross
Rf The Rolswile Recreation this
Sunday an s p m The Detroit
police and fire department teams
also meet on the same card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

troit has a box
ing team in the
European thea
ter Of opera
tons and it's
listed as good
as any in the
army When
in Detroit Nc
Leod held a
verdict over
Sgt. c h U C X
Woods.
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
pimIieo Results

FIRST RAcE-4-yssr-oldi and up.
in,eo ssth tRoou 1910 so so
ianegu Green 80 o.
nrocads tkirklAndl 10
Time 1 :te SIS. az 90
Manr0 Wayuma SVsst Miss. New Pace,
CO Scott. Dispurr and Destination also
ran.
SECOND RACE -i.ysH-cias and NJ !
Patron saint (Nss,roPsl 100 80 $50
Boston Rlus (clAggstO $50 $50
Glnn r tRoetl $40
Tieky OTIS. Devon cream MnE Route,
Psrtido and Anfse also ran
fHIRD RAcE-a-,'af-oia' ~ fur
Piqnan, olrcaro, itAo $40 go
NiEht Market tWes'ropsl 40 20
santa CANDIDA tRudsrtb 3 90
Time .55 as, OF 06A
Quiet shot Builder Geronimo Milk-
stone, Psrkdals. Audible and Display
Flight also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-a.ys.r:oid', y mile:
I-Tsi Tale tRobsrsl $40 $50
I.Arisi Mission (AdAir) $40 40
Top Mo n. Blu, Xiiu snds,u,. Polly
Endsr Ml.i BueEl'r, Art Brown. Save
and Spirit Level,
I.psad heat for place.
FIFTH RAcL-5-ysar.oiaI and UP. y
mile;
New Moon (wss,rop,) $50 $50 $50
spare Man (Adarl $50 $50
Laysway (Rootl $40
Time ili i-6 of 5;7ih
Blue Twink, comsnov. Pieesdnly. Chal.
lSmore and Dos Day also ran
SIXTH RAcE-3.yssr-olds 3.is miles
Psnsive tMeCreary) $40 $40 2.20
Platter (Longdsn) 40 40
str Up (Arcaro) 2. 80
Time 80 is. OF t;i2h.
Alorter stymle, Gay BIZ and Cramps
Image also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4.yssr-olds and up,
I mile and 10 yards,
Macant (WAhlerl $3.50 $50 $50
Misnying (BoVsfsl $50 a20
eArsn tRootl so
Time As i.5 on 45s
walter Haighi, White Ford. Nyleve. The
Watch and Bostee also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-5-ysAr.olos and up,
LORD calvert tw,suop, $50 s.to, 900
Csstleman (WahlerJ $40 40
Mouse Hole kirkland $50
Time 80 is. off b;3S
IN Question. Halt Grown, Veggsr and
NiFht Glow also ran.
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CINCINNATI

Totals 81 2 I'll? Totals ~ IS AZ Is
.BHtted for Malloy IN third
rBatied for Garter IN sixth.
@Battsd for Kstx in eighth.
New York 232 GOO OO0--7
Cincinnati 900 100 O00--4
Runs Rucker ? OF I? weintraubN
Luby. Kerr, Clay. Williams, Upton. Mes
ner Errors Luby, Kerr Williams ? Runs
oattsd in--ott. W,intrsuh q Lombard
Reyes Clay, criseola, Mccormick. Mes.
ner tLuoy and Kerr scored In third on
tumble by WlhanD Tvo-bsts hn-Min,r.
Three base hit-Ot Home run--Wein.
trsgo Sacrifice hts urges, Adams
struck out--By Adams !? hy Ferguson !.
by kAtz 2 Bases on haaA--oN Adams
off Ferguson 2 HI, by ritcher--By Fer
guson lOtu HITS Off Adams 2 in So
Innings, OF poll in ga innings, or
Ferguson In - innings, or Maloy !
In = innings off Carter in 2 innings,
OF KstE IN innings. OF sho1n IN
inning Winning pitcher--AdAms Losing
piteher-Fergusor Left on hases-SsV
York 5 Cincinnati ~ Timt-20s I'm
pIres-conlan, sears and Jorda Attend
anes-2,iss paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

this VIII be
by far the
best r q c G
meeting De-
troit has ever
p a d. both
from a turn
over AT the
nnutuel win
g o W : p n q
Of
n O r = @ :
appearing on
the local oval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
HEAVY SCHEDULE

Fort Sheridan baseball team
has scheduled 81 games with
more 10 be added. Western
Michigan, Notre Dame and Camp
Custer are among the foes slated.
The Sheridan team trans.
ferred a game up 10 Wisconsin 10
avoid the rain last week but the
rain followed them and caused
another cancellation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
'Ons-Eye' in Reserve

Things have come 10 a pretty
pass "One Eye Connolly Is
not only working these days
hut he's a night Waterman IN
Waukegon, Ill, and his Job IS
10 keep other guys out.
IN an interview with Harry
Keck Of Pittsburgh Sun-Telly
Connolly says there will be
more hoboes IN the United
States after the war than ever
before
Newest spell-binder on the
banquet circuit is DR. c L.
Chief Pesrman. He has 4
novel and interesting routine
TIA vows en-.
Count Fleet has gained 80
pounds since last season And
today Is Earl Combs birthday.
The former Yankee outhelder
VIII De 43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Clarence Mum. Michigan S
line coach. is another who thinks
there will be compulsory physi-
cal education after the war,
"We'ye really learned, said
Mum. what being in shape
really means in this country.
firmly believe those In authority
viii see 10 IL that America
keeps healthy"
Mum also adds he thinks
Army Navy and Notre Dame
Will be the three top teams IN
football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Cunningham HurIs,
Bats u. D. 10 Victory

University OF Detroits baseball
team defeated Michigan State. IL
to s, Saturday al T. Of n Stadium.
Chuck Cunningham Titan star
hurler, not only held the Spartans
in check with his pitching. but
cracked out homer with two on
in the second inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACF-J-ye -oldf. ! mile
Magellan Atkinson 242o $50 40
fPyracanth tkslpsrj 7s0 2t0
rfutan (GuGrinl $50 2 90
Time SIS 3-b. % IS
See Base. MAY Vine sorisky Bobnoh
sonEhursi Cane Paul Tsiplicats, Msgogo
and Lord Cuts sSo ran.
Dead heat for second.
SECOND RAcE-2-y,sr-clds, a. fur.
longs
e s;l,s. Riss5. s1o,,,o a0 SS ss 80
Tim, So SIS OF 2l4M.
Torsy Ross Miss Zibby, NuaA Juno.
ssvant dQr and Ny Bessie also ran,
THIRD RACE = a.y,ar.olds and up
stssplechsss abou, miles
Picture Prince tMsEss) iis0 SO 100
Our Sailor fO'NsnD 100 500
Time 3;5T. on 2AiA
LancAstrian. Royal Archer and Sea Fight
toniy two horses finished. other three
lott ridsrs) 49, e
FOURTH RKcE-3-yssr.olds, a mile;
Grant Rice tnrooks) 2e0 250
Sphere (Ksperl ) 90
Time i;il as. on 32b
Michigan smart. All TAX Napoo. Tudor
king and Gig also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-5.yssr-olds and up, y
mile
Bossu.t (stoun go 37o 2To
AdulAtor (Jsmas) Ie0 $40
Shut Out (Atkinson) 77O
Time 1910 SIS. off 3.02n
Equistar, Harvard Square, African Sun
and Alsab also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up. mile .
A-Devil Diver
(Atkineonl ) 90 IN 2 %
Alquest (JemAs) $50 2s0
Boysy (Mehrtens) 800
Time 1.35 as. on 43sii
Wait Bit. a-Four Freedoms, Pops
Pick and Porter's Cap also ran.
a.Greentree entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up,
~ miles.
Alstsrn (Gilbertl $50 40 3 90
FlAntaganet (BrookE) $40 $50
Bankrupt (zufelO $40
Time Isis as, off 5tlb
Altos. Transformer, What Not and
Famous Victory also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-4.yesr.olds and up,
~ miles.
Eye for Eye tLindberg) $40 40 32o
Profile atkinson T20 500
Grey Hood (Brooks) go
Time az is, on 5;52
War Master, Perfect Rhyme. Air Beauty
and Equinox also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
COMING HOME

s SGT Russell Cook, former
Catholic Central athlete who has
been IN the south Pacific for the
past 2s months, is expected home
soon. 1t. Comdr. Mickey Coch-
rane has given up the idea OF
making an outfielder out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Dubs' Night Monday

The Duhs clan OF Windsor
will turn nut en- masSe al AT
csdia Monday night first 10
watch Able Seaman Harvey
Duhs, home furlough, In his
fight with Sam Hughes, and
second. 10 celebrate the birth
DAYS OF three Of the clan, In
GLIDING Harveys.
Harvey, boxing instructor az
HMCS CORVALLIS, Nova Scotia
largest training base in the
British Empire. will be p Mon
dsy. u is also the natal day
Of his grandmother and his
uncle.
Detroit boxing fans who re-
call Duhs for his fights here
abouts as welterweight prior
10 his entry in the service Will
see a different Dubs when he
climbs into the ring. He Is
taller. tips the beam al l5S
pounds and appears Tar
stronger than ever before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

He also remarks that the. COM
mittee wants 10 schedule the
event, if il is played, the last
weekend in July.
Other than that he amt Sayin'
nothin' - but reckoning from
those dates, decision can be ex-
pected within the next two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Sportsmans Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds = mile;
Lookout Rascal
tHenSon) 40 on 2 ~
Free Miss (MArtin) $50 i7c
stage Door Haynes t2C
Time .03 rs, on } Of
Greenocks Coin, War Declared. Keen
Stats, Rejectable and Pat Marvich also ran.
SECOND RAcE--3-yssr-old, and up, "a
Hy-Trit. tHsb,p $50 500 40
Paladin tMsrtin) $50 4s0
Smoky Snyder (Hensonl $50
Time 1871 Is, off 3 30i4
Epget, Valnor Technicisn, Red Tet
and Eleventh Hour also ran.
THIRD RACE-2-yssr-olds, y mile:
Golden Count tHensonl 500 ESQ
s-Mis Maria (GndswelD 220
Time 1904 is. or 3t00M
a-Fan. Helen Night, Nellie Weed and
Via-Hater also ran.
a-W. Bishop entry.
FOURTH RAcE-a.ysa'-oids and up,
y mile
Doctor Reder (Loturco) t20 $40
Highthorne tHoopsrl $40
Time los as on i,30if
Miss Omega. shor, Shirt Keep Fly
ing and Vsldina Love also rsr.
FIFTH RACE-l-y.sr-olds and UP, =,
mile
Rush Act (Ailgaier) $50 $50 800
King Epithet Gotureol $40 $50
BAllyarnett tGlidswtli1 40
Time 80. on 500
Cerberus. Eniscorthy, Stitch Agair and
Which Glin, also ran
SIXTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up,
/ LIS miles
Believe (Gillespel 1900 500 80
Take Wing (Henton) $50 40
QuiIzle (Franklin) 20
Time 1880 Us. off b2sis,
Marian and Boh's Dream also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr.olds and up
I mile and 10 yards.
stop Harping (penD 1870 40 500
Poet Laureate (Whnel 500 200
Dorothy n. X. -(Lotureo) $50
Time 1851 SIS, off o.57h.
High Hat Spread Eagle, BeIique,
GYPSY LAS and Three sands also ran.
EIGHTH Race. year-olds and up, l
mile ard 10 yards;
AIT Raider (Henson) 2720 1000 $50
Kiev Lee (CampbelD $40 20
Country Miss (Hsynes) ii 20
Time 1881 as, OF 6.7s1
Co-oronator, Tip Your Hat. Manila Bay,
Jay stevens. susan Constant and Eeon
Flag also ran,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

s c h e d u lie on
the COM
m lite h a S
worked in con-
nection W ii h
the four pre-
vious matches.
Gnau, who con-
tinues 10 favor
the r y d e r
affair over any
substitute that
has been men,
toned, recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

sky smashing fullbsck of the De-
trOit Lions in their championship
year. is now at the AAF overseas
replacement depot, Kearns, Utah.
Also stationed there is Sgt.
Charles 3. Treadwell, holder Of
the Congressional Medal OF Honor
for rescuing II persons in the
Moro Castle disaster, in New Jer-
CpN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Bob Tales
Best Rece Meetieq
Detroit Ever Had
Icons in Cline
b, BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

DIsSA and DATA This is
The week the eal'oping zee gees
return 10 me Fair Grounds
There IS evcrv rcascr - believe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Prep Baseball Card
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
TUEsDAY's GAMES

Y OF y al Cooley cen,rAi a. Maeken-
ris; western AZ Redford Northwestern az
Wilbur Wright Chadsty al Southeastern
Hsmtrarlek A. PerEhng Cas- a. Highland
Park; 'Denhy a. Northern Eastern az
SOUTHEASTERN Miller a, Nor,hssstsrr.
sNonleaEus games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Giants Early
Rally Wins, IA

CINCINNATI, May 10 (UP)-
The New York Giants gained an
even break in their four-game
series with the Cincinnati Reds
today, defeating the Reds, IA, as
they made all their runs in the
first three innings.
20 NEW YORK CINCINNATI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
BY Edgar Hayes
Greater Game
Greater Game BY Edgar Haye
FORMER DETROIT BOXER
NOW MARINE TRAINEE

Capt University Of Detroit foobaler has
with the medical for almost two years
John A. ellis flight amateur boxer in Detroit, has
gloves the effective of
He is the recruit depot in San Diego John played
Detroit Independent League
He attended Holy Redemer and married with two daughters
rfr Mel cd nf De-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
SUNDAYS GAMES

II NDAl> GAMEs
ST Patrick W Al Saints Eouthwestern
Rosary vs. ST. Patrick WyAndo,ts
TUESDAYS GAMES
s. Anthony vs. r, Catherine Belle
Isle. Catholic Central "a IA la Sale
Northwestern De Sales ~ s. RHs Pal
msr FAfk ~ AlphonfuS "a - Frederick.
Pontiac. Aununcistion vs. s. Thomas
Belle Isle ST. Pau We s. Martin. Al.
ronquin ~ Clement " 81 PHILIP Ten
Nile and Var Dyke - Reft va 8,
Charles Chandler, Rosary vs. ~ Bsr.
nsrd 81. Clair Sacred Heart "a Xavier,
EcoFse. S.. HscSig vs. St. cssiuiir
Kronk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

conferred With Freddy Corcoran
of the PEA. Their chief concern
is as TO what players will be avail
able and the fate OF the match
likely will hinge upon Corcoran
report
They don't want 10 90 ahead
unless they are assured two for
midable lineups Anything else
would lessen the interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Ryder Cup Decision
Likely in Two Weeks
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Russell has stock all whether
theren be a Ryder Cup match this
you'll recall DAYS
advance whether the match would be played he always
nut "sox still have Ien of time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Track Opens
Big Season
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

That Detroit horse racing fans
VIII bet $4,000 a day at the
Detroit track is the prediction Of
Gen. Manager Levi, as the plant
prepares 70 open It's gates next
Saturday tor the 73-day season.
we expect attendance TO re-
main near last seasons figure
Of around 1900 . day, but
from indications at other tracks
the betting volume will in
crease" said Lewis Better
facilities will help boost it,"
The track averaged over S379,-
900 over the 90 days of racing
last year 20 approach the $751;
10000 mark
Everything points to the great
est season in the history Of racing
here New records for attendance,
betting are being set al every
track in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
STILL ON SCHEDULE

That VIII Keep up with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
WESTERN SEEMS OUT

The Western Open seems def
hitely out, al least as a substitute
for the Ryder match, This is not
intended as a slight for the West
ern event, which long has ranked
second only 10 the National Open.
Rather it's because IL doesn't lend
itself 10 tic war benefit angle
which is paramount with the COM
mittee
The Western Open would cost
$4,000 right off the bat-money
which would have 70 be deducted
from the fund sought for the Red
Cross. OF this $500 would 90 10
the Western Golf Association S
caddje scholarship fund az North
western University, surely a most
worthy cause, and $500 for the
prize fund
That $1,000 would be well in
excess OF travelling expense money
paid the 20 pros brought here for
the RYDER events
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Churchill Downs Results

ie!iNiAh GlFH AAnaHNN w W
See d. { csffarslls) $50
Time :0i as, off 3:o7H
Army Plume HAPPY pumpty. Up Front
Miss James, Nham BAN, 'Marltown, ain
veretts and Century also ran.
a.Johnstone entry
SECOND RAcE-S-yssr.olds and UP,
6i4 furlongs
Ny Myrie (HigleD $50 40 $40
Pairiet (Eocardl 1910 6 so
Some Al (CaHarellsl 800
Time $40 as, of 34s
Lady Csho Jsyakay. psrTinger Can
THIRD RAcE-7.y.sr.oldt. y mile
AHA tGrohD 500 7,to ago
Roi Rouge Burns 800 400
Fox Rims tscurlock) $40
Time / 90 is on tls
ouemaron. Fir. Ahead, Trsnshint, Irish
sew Witch Brew and Sc. W. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-s.yssr.olds. mile;
Bolo Fancy (FrssmAnD 500 $50 40
Brown Gown (csnsreisl 260 220
Ho-Ho tHigley) so
Time 30 as. on a.47
Shining Chance, Count Chant and Play
Arm slse FsH,
FIFTH RAcE-i-yssr-old' and up. a..
furlonEE
Bold style iGrohsJ $50 out
Navy Cross tMorrisseyl out
Time / II 4-5 off SlS
Daily Trouble and syls Jimmy also ran.
SIXTH RACE--3.yesr-olos and up.
mile
traffic Court tGarneD $50 72o out
Var tHiEleyl 7f0 out
Some Mar tCrohs) out
TINE al as of 5;43h.
Boss Hoss also ran,
SEVENTH RAcE-4-yssr-eidS and UP
! y miles:
Key Man Garner 47o 500 74o
sun Rick tCaffarella) $40 z.Ao
BAtik Adams ESQ
Time 2 50, off eli.
Here Now, Hslsn's Boy and Lhrkslong
also ran.
EIGHTH nAcE-3-ysn-olds and up
! lis milet.
Grenoullls (Morr'ssy) iiso $40 $50
Cornwall (Molbsrt) $40 $50
Onemore (Freeman) 500
Time ISL, Oft s;t5.
Hunch Nieo. islo peblo, Royal Polly
and Al Kern aIfo ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
OFFICIAL FAMILY

Lewis announced the official
family for the meeting headed by
Jack s Young presiding steward
who is serving his eleventh sea
son here.
New 10 the group is Alex L.
COPELAND Jr. OF Detroit. who has
been named steward By the De-
troit Racing Association.
a graduate OF the University
of Pennsylvania school of veter-
mary science, COPELAND trained the
racing stable OF 1t, Frederick NJ.
Alger Jr, Of Detroit for eight
years
He served last season as patrol
Judge and this season will have
charge OF the paddock and the
start, with all Jockeys being un-
der his immediate jurisdiction.
= The other stewards are Charles
A. Bray Of Detroit and James c.
McGill the new state steward
from the West Coast. Bray. is
commencing his fourth season in
the stand after beginning as the
state steward
HENRY ON WAY
Charles F. Henry is on his way
from California 20 resume his
work as racing secretary, while
the placing judges will be Frank
n. Otis, Allan w. Lee and George
D. Murphy, with Bryan Steele
as the starter. Otis will also serve
as clerk OF scales.
William G.. Kelly of Detroit
again will be paddock judge. Pa
troll Judges will be Frank K. Ray
and Harry w Fry.
The entire psri-mutuel staff at
the track has been chosen with
l40 women ticket sellers and 100
men cashiers. A rehearsal for 81
new sellers was held Wednesday
and full dress rehearsal OF the
entire staff is set for Thursday
afternoon
More than 500 horses are al
ready in the plant and 10 more
carloads are due before Tuesday
as the horsemen continue ship
ping in TO send their charges. af.
ter the 81 100000 in purses.
Some stables have been here
three weeks preparing their stars
for the $500 Boot and Spurs
Handicap al six furlongs, the
first big race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
American Association

Milwaukee S. indianapolis 2
Kansas City } Louisville 2 90 irniugp
Toledo :. Minneapolis 5.
Columbus a. - Pau, night game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
FOR MONDAY

xApprsntics allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order Of post positions
Weather. clear track. fast
Post. p m. (Detroit timel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
FOR MONDAY

NArrrsntice allowances claimed
Horses httf1 according 10 post positions.
Wssihsr cleAT track. fast
Post 80 r m Detroit timtl.
Nogales international., 1944-03-24
New Federal Tax
On Liquors
Effective April |

! PHOENIX, March 23-The new
federal excise CAKES, effective April
l, will mean higher prices for pack
aged distilled spirits and wines. but
will not justify any increase in the
prices; of straight or mixed drinks
over bars, the district Office Of
Price Administration pointed out
this week.
OPA regulations on packaged bev-
erages include provisions permitting
the addition of new excise taxes on
increases in existing taxes, but 10
authority exists for an increase in
the prices of straight or mixed
drinks, OPA has ruled.
Furthermore, present OPA policy
calls for no amendment of the res
Nogales international., 1944-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

$685. Health Officer $75o W.T. r. Jean Reid
Sanitary Dept, $3500
UPON seconded and carried the Treasurer
ordered to transfer
salarv fund and
expense fund
further business before the Board at hi
time they to March 9Th, 1914
Attest
G.. SIMONTON, L. EsCALAD
Clerk
Nogales international., 1944-03-24
Chairman

taurant regulation to permit any
increase in their drink prices to
cover the increased tax. The prices
of mixed drinks were frozen by the
OPA in May, 1943, and it is a viola
ton of the OPA restaurant regula-
ton to decrease the quantity or to
raise the price of such straight or
Nogales international., 1944-03-24
Navy Accepts
Walter Hudgin

PHOENIX, March 23-Twenty-
four men were accepted by the
armed forces last week, 81 inductees
and three volunteers.
Navy inductees included Walter
Joseph Hudgin, son of Mayor Louis
Hudgin of Nogales. He was a vol
unteer.