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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
City Leaders
Appear Safe

Eighteen days remain Of the
city championship tournament at
Vogue Recreation. and with so
few regulars left TO bowl the cur
rent leaders are apt TO retain
their inches Practically all the
stars have appeared and if the
present marks fade an unknown"
is apt 10 be responsible.
Omar Herppich made sixth
place in the singles last night on
6S3 The top doubles score came
from Leslie Nipper-G George Hle-
bay, 1888. Nipper had 642 in
doubles and Gao in singles.
Last year Neil Suddendorf was
second on GIL as Joe Pawlak had
700 for first Pawlak failed 10
come close this season and GIL is
outside the first 10. Fred Bujack
had all events in 1913 on 1900 and
Frank Teschler appears this
years winner on 1850
In 1912 the lowest doubles
count in the first five was 1911.
In l943 Stanley SquerS-Walter
Mack were first on 1903. Joe
PauluS-Louis Sielaff lead this time
on 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Repp Duo Has
3O3-Pin Lead

With ID games, two blocks, TO
60 Walter Reppenhagen-Bill
Kenet head Wayne-Spaulding-
Therman Gibson, state match
doubles bowling champions. by
303 pins in the title match at
Palace Recreation. The fifth is
set for tonight and they finish
tomorrow.
Kenet had 1895 last night, high
est single block count of the
series. Pooled with "Repp'S' l444,
the challengers had 3l39 TO Glib
son-Spaulding's 1927. Their IS
game score is 1903 TO 1900,
Gibson is individual leader on
1904 for an average of PISA,
Reppenhagen had 2ll21 Kenet
2l3.10, Spaulding Pills GibSon's
sheet shows only four games be-
low 200 out of 70. Kenets 277
finish, a $50 and 25S figured in
the 1896 and a l91 start kept
him out of 100 or better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
S9,800,000 BET
In Three Days

NEW YORK, May 81 GNS)-
The National War Fund and the
American Red Cross and various
other charities were scheduled to
split about Sl50,000 today as re-
suit of the heavy betting yester-
day at Belmont Park.
Three new parti-mutuel records
were set by the crowd of Stops.
New figures were reached in the
daily double, S173, FOG; in wager
ing on a jumping event, 1917, pol;
and in the handle for a single
race when $530,309 was bet on
the Suburban.
The total days betting, of So
559,097 was $3,674 short of the
record established May 20, but
marked the third straight day of
racing at Belmont when more
than three million dollars was
played On Monday a total of
So, 056,269 was wagered while
Saturday saw S3.214,215 pass into
the mutuel windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
JUST LIKE WORLD SERIES TIMES
Tigers Celebrate Twin Victories

TO wear il the next time
he pitched.
ut may be my lucky uni
FORM" DIZ explained.
Paul was Just as proud Of his
pitching as he was OF MS mighty
wallop.
THAT Etten caused me lot
Of trouble today" Paul COM
mented. And YOU know he
never got n single hit off me
until today. Then he gets a
home run. n triple and a single.
But for Cramer he'd have had
another"
Trout soaked the big toe on his
foot, where il had been hit by a
line drive, as he told Of the battles
with the Yankees.
They are always a tough
team TO beat" said Trout. "YOu
never know what they are up
TO. The first man In an inning
will pick on the first pitch.
Then you're sure you can sneak
one by the next hitter and
he'll take a belt at II. They run
out every hit and they never
stop trying"
Dir took a long shower and
then dressed so ne could relax
duEinc the second game.
"NewhOuSer will hsndcuff
them all the way" was his
parting remark And he was
right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

II was Paul Trout. who summed
up the showing of the Tigers in
a brief mouthful.
we always bear down against
the Yankees" said Paul.
lie was thinking OF plays like
the catch Doc Cramer made
on Nick Etten that rob b @ d
the YankS' first baseman of al
least a double ano maybe a longer
hit. The Tigers were thinking OF
Diz tanning two batters with a
runner on third base. And those
Yankees are tough 10 fan.
Trout used a Rudy York bat for
his tremendous drive into the left
field stands. a year ago he hit
one off Charley Wensloff for his
eighteenth victory OF the year.
Like the holiday contest it was a
2 10 l victory.
THAT hit today felt better
than last years." the likeable
Trout said in the dressing room.
II knew IL was well hit and when
saw the elevation, knew the
old ball game was over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
SPEED BRINGS RUN

The Yankees drew first blood in
the second game when they scored
their lone marker in the fourth
inning Snuffy Stirnweiss' feet
feet accounted for the run. Snuffy
beat out topped roller TO Hoover
for a single and stole second.
from where big Jim Levy whacked
him across the plate with a single
TO center.
The Yankee JOY was Short-lived
as the Tigers struck back with A
pair OF counters in their half Of
the fourth. Cramer led off with
single To center and Eddie Mayo
sent him around to third with A
one-base blow to right After York
famed, Pinky Higgins grounded,
10 Zuber and Mike Garback. IN
New York catcher. missed tagg ~
Cramer Al home after taking
Zuber'S throw, which arrived at
the plate in plenty Of time 20
retire the Tiger outfielder Cramer
made a beautiful slide.
Then came two more Tiger runs
TO clinch the game in the eighth.
They came at the expense OF Jim
Turner, who replaced Zuber when
Bill was lifted for a pinch hitter.
Hoover, first to face Turner,
walked. After Cramer fouled out,
Mayo singled. sending Hoover 10
third from where he scored on a
single by York.
Mayo took third on Rudy's hit
and scored on Levy's bad throw
after catching Higgins foul fly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Rudy Knows Torres

Rudy York used 10 be p
teammate OF Gilberto Torres.
Cuban third ba m an with
Washington. at Milwaukee
Walter Beck confirms reports
that Pete Gray. the one-armed
Memphis star. is truly a wonder
on the diamond Beck. IN
Knoxville livery, used 10 pitch
IA Pete . Hes a left-handcd
hitter and can knock home runs
one-handed, Beck reports
Rollie Hemsley. in his seven
teenth season OF major league
catching. is dean OF msskmen.
The Yankee receiver has
one year on Rick Terrell Of
Washington, and two on Al
Lopez and Gus Mancuso, Ma
tional League veterans.
Jack Zeller explains that this
column was a trlfle unfair in
suggesting that Branch Hickey
was a little on the mercenary
side when he failed 10 admit
servicemen TO Ebbetts Field
free for Dodger games on Sun
DAYS and holidays. as well as
other days Zeller says that
with 10000 servicemen m the
New York AREA IL is impossible
10 LET all In free on big days,
They have 20 distribute
the tickets over a number Of
DAYS" Zeller explained VIC
don't have 10 DO that in De
troit because We have a much
bigger capacity. +
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
OUTING, HE'S SAFE!

Doc Cramer most helpful run for the Tigers
in fourth inning OF the second game II tied the
Cramer home Higgins drive of pitcher Zuber's
glove The jumps about to rule the Tiger euteder out
but changed his mind and called Cramer safe when he
saw that catcher Garbark had missed the tag Picture
shows how Garbark failed to put the ball on CTamer
Mayo scored shortly after another close play at the
plate and the Tigers had a lead they relnqushed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

Jackie TAvener, the Tiger short
stop, thought ! had gone scre"y
and hOIlered for me 10 thrO"
the ball 10 him. When Jackie
yelled What are you doing
I am supposed 10 have replied
I'm running into the hall ot
fame You believe that part
of the story II you want to.
Before taking Earl Combs
place as coach of the champions,
Neun coached and managed
New York farm clubs at New
ark and Kansas City He is
rated sound baseball man and
a close friend of Mccarthy :
In the winter he lives IN Bal
timore. where for some years
ne has written soccer and other
sports for one of the papers
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
SECOND GAME

'Batted for Zuber IN eighth.
'BAtted for Methsny in ninth.
New York 900 100 900
Detroit 900 200 Ok
Errors-Levy. Higgins Runs batted in
Levy, Higgins q York. Two-base hit
-Lindell. Stolen bases-Stirnweiss, HiE-
gins. Double plAys-Etten 10 Garbark TO
Etten. Hoover to York, Newhouser TO
Hoover TO York 2. Left on bases-New
York ;. Detroit 5. Base on balls-off
Zuber !, off Turner /, off Newhouser 1.
Struck out-By Zuber 5, by Newhouser 8.
Hits-off zuber 9 In innings off Turner
2 In l inning. Wild pitch-Zuber. Losing
pitcher-Zuber. Umpires-Berry, Jones
and Hubbard. Time--i;4s. Attendance
81 .6s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Sports
Johnny Neun Made
Triple Play Here
II Years AGO To-Day
Nv LEO MACDoNNELL

Johnny Noun. Yankee coach
today celebrated the seventeenth
ANNIVERSARY of his ,iaa~~.~'s'i-
triple play, one Of tho few an
assisted triple plays in olI
league history lie achieved
il as a Tiger first baSeman
against the Cleveland Indians m
Briggs Stadium, then Navn
Field, May 81, 1927.
'Tt came In the ninth inning
with the Tigers leading ? 10 l."
Mann recalled aIannieSOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Jdvery, Bees HurIer,
Rejected for Service

BOSTON. May 81 CUP)-Al
Javery, right handed pitcher. for
the Boston Braves. who has one
Of the lowest earned run aver
ages in The major leagues, has
been rejected for military service
because Of varicosc veins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Mike Della Heads
East for Fiqhts

Nos ANGELES, May 81 (UP)
-Welterweight boxer Mike Della,
recovered from a throat ailment,
today said he will head east on
Friday for a series of fights in
Guiding one with Willie Pep in
New York and Aaron Perry in
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

~ III NAA
was on first
base and My
att on second.
Sunma lined
to me and l
caught Jam
lesson off first
and then ran
Ov er a n q
tagged My
att. who had
rounded third
and WAS com
- -. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
ETTEN TROUBLESOME

a youngStcr appeared al the
door OF the dressing room TO re-
turn the ball 10 Trout. The crate
ful pitcher autographed a new ono
for tho lad IN exchange. Then DH
told Alex tho clubhouse hoy ~ he
sure toHnark that uniform so he'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

courses, 10 get
what the pros
mean in their
high appraisal
of O ] $ o n s
game.
In the 54-
hole event at
Lochnoor, Oh
son had 71-79-
1928. a fine
peri o rmance,
with his two
| ow GU n d $
ranking W it h
the best of the
onrlV { q a con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Constantine Whips
Joey PeraIta

BUFFALO, n, Y, May 81 (UP)
Lightweight contender Lulu Con-
stantino of New York, today held
a l0-round decision over Joey
Peralta, hard punching Mexican
from Tamaqua, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
OFT BIG NOISE

The Brooklyn Dodgers came up
from sixth place TO 60 into a
fourth-place tie with the New
York Giants after two victories
over the Pittsburgh Pirates, 9 10
3 and 4 10 3 The Giants position
in the league standings was made
more comfortable with a twin
triumph over the Chicago Cubs,
6 TO 5 and 5 TO 4. Three homerS,
two in the first game
The Cards and Boston Braves
divided a twin bill the Braves
shutting out the Cards in the
opener, l 10 0. then taking a fierce
drubbing from the Cards. Is to 3.
A-..nu Al. Ahn.. Rein. ErLA.. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
ADDS 5000 MORE

Gamma picked up another 10
900 for trainer Childs and owner
Abe HirSchberg. II took her IA
AS TO get TO the wire for a $l6.40
payoh.
The seasons second largest
crowd of 23.564 pushed S635, 54S
through the mutuels 10 set a sea-
sons high by so, l56 over the
opening day handle.
There were two winning favor
ties, Bold Lucy. which scored at
81 10 in the second, and Potsey,
the Bemar gelding which breezed
home in the $1,000 Colt and Geld
ing purse at $3.50. A few FORUM
ate individuals also ST a b b @ d
Spread Eagle, the long shot of
the meeting at S5270, which
scored by two lengths in the
opener.
Riding honors were equally di-
vided among eight riders at one
apiece. Johnny Adams. leading
rider OF the meeting, went TO the
eighth race before he baggcd his
by getting home with Day Dodger
TO head victory-and $500.
- Army Air show Brkins Friday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
BY EDGAR HAYES

II was Just like world series
days in the Tigers dressing room
as Steve ONeill and his lads ccle-
hrated their twin victories over
tho New York Yankees. There
hasn't been much TO cheer about
IN the dressing room at Briggs
Stadium this spring, but Memorial
Day was the big day and the boys
made the most OF IT,
In fact there were two celcbra-
tons. One after the first game
when the boys gathered around
Paul Dizzy Trout and slapped his
back until il was nearly black
and blue. And with good reason.
That booming home run in the
ninth inning TO win his own game
meant a lot TO the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Mccarthy Picks Yanks

Joe Mccarthy still thinks nus
Yankees will win another pen
nant this year, MeSSrs Paul
Trout and Harold NewhouSer
Notwithstanding But II
should be quite a scramble Tor
second place" the New York
skipper suggested with a smile.
Walter Dubiel, recruit Yankee
right-hander up from Newark,
used 10 pitch for the Hartford
Hospital in the Public Service
League He worked days as
a steel treater and earned an
extra So at night as a pin boy
in a bowling alley
He won II games in row
Ia pitch the hospital team INTO
championship and DR..
Thomas n. Hepburn, father OF
Katherine, the actress, staged
a dinner for Dubiel.
Walter is a AZ because OF "A
growing cataract in his left eye
Sneezes and Pitches
Hank Borowy, Yankee pitcher
who has dedicated a good share
of his life to beating the Tigers,
holds a record for Sneezes in
the Rose Fever League
Hank says the sneezes don't hit
him when he pitches, however
which is no revelation 10
the Tigers, whom the former
Fordham athlete has beaten
eight times in nine starts
He had won IL straight until
bumped by the White SoX re-
Gently The stretch included
a World Series triumph last
fall.
Borowy was one Of frankie
Frischs party Of baseball stars
who toured service camps IN
the AleutianS for the USO -.
FLYING hours in 20 below tenn
persture up there, Hank didn't
have a sniffle Incidentally
Borowy won 80 games and lost
but one at Fordham before
Joining up with the Yankee
organization.
Mike Milosevich, who halls
from the Illinois soft coal coun-
try, is one Of few Of Serbian
descent ever TO play in the big
leagues Johnny Babich, Pete
Suder and Joe Beggs are also
OF Serb extraction MiioSe-
vich recently was reclaSSltied
into IA frankie CroSetu,
who used to play short for the
Yankees. is now working in a
Stockton, Cal, war plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

over the longer courses.
PETERSON is WINNER

w. ~ ADAaflN 800 N'N@'f
PETERSON is WINNER
II was handicap event, though,
and Olson didn't cop a prize
Instead the big winner was d. J.
son. a 20-stroke golfer,
whose 273-60-2l3 showed the
way in Sizeable field. His
rounds were 80, 81 and SO. II. NJ.
ESch. handicap 10, was next with
277-57-220.
Mrs. L. D. Cosart and F. G.
Barrows had both low gross and
low net in the mixed foursome at
Lochimoor with 91-20-71, while
DR.. j. j. Calvin won the putting
contest with 10, edging out J. w.
Fleck and DR.. D. c. Winans by
one stroke.
Among other low rounds re-
ported were Jim RiddellS u at
Western, John Oswalds 70 at
Oakland Hills and John (Hit- EN-
a-mile) Drivers "a at Red Run.
RUSSELL, LAME HAVE II
Another standout performance
was the II of Margaret Russell
and Ray Lame in the foursomeS
at Oakland Hills. Miss Russell,
who has entered the coming
Women's Western in Chicago, a
few days ago played the second
nine at Oakland Hills in 81 for an
so.
Chuck Holm and Mrs. Harry
Metcalfc had SO 10 win Red Runs
foursomc Joe Dragon and
Mrs. Anthony Joen showed the
way at Western with SO &.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee were
low al Detroit Country Club, 92-l3
70 The $3.50 of Mr..
and Mrs. William X. Muir was
next.
Harvey c. Freuhauf had 1910
68 for low net at the Country
Club Glenn Glass 92-30-62
took low net at Western DR..
Frank Beverly's 1911 was best
at Red Run j. J. Lessel and
DR.. j. C. Brown tied at sc with
r. s. Jacox and w. Isler for tops
in the team event at Crosse lie.
- Army Air show Begins Friday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

One has only 10 scan the flock
of scores reported over the holi-
day period, as golfers turned out
in near record numbers on all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Trout, Newhouser Vi(fors;;
Dir Wins First With Homer
BY LEO MACDONELL

than slight indication that Paul dizzy Trout
Nevhouser fingers not aim 10 help
campaign another in the American
throne
Thus this the Tigers have beaten the Yankees four
in accounted
the triunphs, each racking two. 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

Then Hal NewhouSer got the
same reception after has fine
pitching performance in the night
cap Two wins over the Yanks.
Five out Of the last six home
games on the right side Of the
ledger Now only three games out
Of FIRST place The picture was as
bright a. the day and Mr.. Oldest
Inhabitant doesn't remember 4
nicer Decoration Day than yeSter-
.daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MI 5, ll, &c /. ". I 9, Ind 3 s
Mns. 8 g SIP ? Y Col 5. = Tol !. ~
&c l. 4 New o. Roc. 8, 10, To. 4. .
Mon !. Z, Buf o. S Bal. 8. s, syr 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Chi|ds Has
New Winner
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

They finally beat Black Badge
at the Detroit race track after
The black colt had scored six sue
ccSSive sprint victories here, But
uyal trainers Mil still have 10
hustle 10 catch his trainer. Frank
p ChlldS, the Valley tNeb.D horse
man
With Black Badge ready for a
comeback against the sprinterS,
ChIldS now has come up with a
FLY which can extend the best of
them over distance of ground.
She is Canine. three-year-old
daughter Of Bulldog, which left
Wise Moss. the odds-on-favorite.
and SIX other rivals gasping be
hind her as she won the 81 500
Alger Memorial purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
OISOn'S Rounds Rate
With Seasons Best
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Harvey Olson is known amateur Even though The
Locmoor hasn't made the competition many
figure he should they still point his shomakng ability as
tops among the districts amateurs.
He can so and with such little effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Nice Afternoon
FIRST GAME

Errors-MUoseViCh ? Runs batted n
Etten, York. Trout. Three base hit-Etten.
Home runs-E tten. Trout. stolen base
Trout. Double play-Milosevich to stern
weiss 10 Etten. Left on Bases--New York
s. Detroit 10. Base on BAlls-On Bonham
3 Struck out-By Bonham 2. by Trout 2.
Umpires-Hubbard Berry and Jones. Time
--i:l7. Attendance (Est.) 40, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

With a holiday crowd of 1892
thrill-saturated customers looking
on. the Tigers at Briggs Stadium
yesterday swept both ends OF a
double-header with the Yankees.
2 to / and A to /. Trout hurled
the first game and Newhouser the
second. They were paired against
Ernie Bonham and Bill Zuber
The twin triumph elevated the
Tigers into a tie for third with
Washington and Philadelphia.
three games back OF the leading
Yanks.
1t marked the sixth victory for
each of the Tiger chuckers.
against four defeats for Trout,
the right handed star. and but
three setbacks for Newhouser, who
hurls effectively from the port
side.
While Trout and Newhouser
each fashioned a sparkling seven
hit mound job yesterday. Trout.
the more theatrical member OF
the flashy duo. won his own game
with a mighty home run in the
ninth inning for a dramatic story
book finish that plunged the great
crowd into a tumultuous uproar.
ETTEN SOCKS 'EM
Nick Etten, pace-making hitter
for the Yankees who up 10 yes
terday had not made a safe hit
off Trout. collected three OF the
seven hits yielded by Dizzy, One
was a home run in the upper deck
of the right field stands in -
sixth inning with no one on ba
Ii was Etten's sixth OF the season
and provided the lone Yankee run
in the contest.
The Yankee first baseman also
poled a triple and a single and
was robbed of another safety by
Doc Cramer. who ran far 10 make
catch that was recorded as the
fielding gem of the afternoon.
The Tigers score the first OK
their brace of TALES in the fifth
OF the first game with the help
of errors. Joe Hoover, first up.
was given life al first on Mike
Milosevich's boot. Cramer then
lined 10 Milosevich. who threw
wildly to first for double play.
Hoover checking in at second,
from where he scored on a single
by Rudy York.
Knotted at one-all, the teams
battled through the seventh and
eighth on even terms Then in
the ninth Trout, only Tiger 10 bat
in the inning, exploded his all
important homer, his first ard
possibly his only circuit drive OF
the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Browns
Advance

Uneasy lies the head that
wears the crown" especially the
American League crown. The
New York Yankees are the rulers
of the American League at the
moment, but since they took the
lead over from the St. Louis
Browns few weeks ago. they
have had no peace. The Brownies
are hammering on the Yankees
royal door, disturbing the slumber
of the team which two years ago
would have crumbled any chance
the Browns had in less than two
months
The Yanks once more are feel
ing the inSiStent clamoring OF the
hungry Brownies, who today are
only a half-game behind the
Yanks. The Detroit Tigers
helped the Brownies 10 a com
Portable portion OF success in their
fight for their first pennant by
whipping the Yanks in both ends
of twin bill, 2 to and TO !.
TWIN VICTORIES
The Brownies helped them
selves along by taking over the
Washington Senators, s 10 and 4
10 2 Chef Laabs' seventh-inning
homer and two separate three-run
rallies gave Nelson Potter the
opening triumph
The Cleveland Indians swept a
twin bill with the Boston Red SOX.
g TO 3 and 4 10 3. Three Boston
hurlers were belted for Is hits in
the opener TO give Mel Harder his
fifth win OF the season. Yank
Terry was charged with the night
cap loss when he walked Ken
Keltner with the bases loaded in
the seventh to break a 3-3 tie.
The Chicago White Sox hung
two sinners on the Philadelphia
Athletics. 20 | and 2 10 l.
The lower ratings OF the
National League were shaken up
from second TO seventh place. The
Cincinnati Reds climbed into
second place with a twin killing
over the Philadelphia Phillies, 4
10 3 and 7 10 a.
OFT BIG NOISE
The Brooklyn Dodgers came up
from sixth place to go into q
fourth-place tic with the New
York Giants after two victories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
PAYS HER WAY

ChiidS claimed Gamma last sum
mer at Chicago for 5000. and
she paid her way out in a hurry.
She has won $500 so far this
season and beat the highly re-
Garded Harriet Sue 20 win the
Kentucky Oaks in her last start
before coming TO Detroit.
Despite her record she went 10
the post at II yesterday while
Wise Moss. Ed McCuan'S sturdy
mare was bet down TO As as the
result OF her recent brilliant rae
ing.
But il was Gamma. under Jimmy
Layton. which shot into the lead
at the start and held IL over the
mile and a sixteenth 10 come
coaSting home a winner by four
lengths. Charley Stevenson kept
Wise Moss much closer 10 the.
pace than usual in the eight horse
field. but she couldn't catch Can
ina with her usual stretch burst
although she held off Free Speech
by six lengths for second money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

, Army Air show Begins 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

Among other low rounds re-
ported were Jim Riddell'S u at
Western, John Oswald's 70 at
Oakland Hills and John (Hit-'em-
a-mile) Drivers "a at Red Run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

UIII I dIIIdUUd, I
AFuaU Al. Ghoa 4