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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Narraoansett Results

FIRST RACE yssr-olds and up. !
mile and 10 yards
Right Cara Loop $40 gu
Conrad Mann tPratl 40
Time ! IS Is on rs
Lady Lyonors Msioreue. Materslze.
A pine Light Bux z Brown Flower
steel Kins, Firing Pin and Judfry also
ran.
SECOND RACE-3yssr- ODDS. : mile -
Rar,s chance Pratp 40 40
Perstnage CTrent 40
Time ii24-5 ~ 3.07a
CeItiCs Valdina IDOL In Balance Bur.
goo Lady Blue Colors Busy Nine and
Fresh as Paint also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2-yssr-olds, ~ fur.
JaEaiones trurnbum 2eso 80 $50
Pelwyn daniels 90 ~
Army Glider (Moorel %
Time 81 as. OFF 336
Murex. cay Gino Thor Barton Exit.
DARK sissy and Rita Royal also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-t-yeAr.olds = mile
BaroQue tMoorel 500 ~ ~
Diego Red Doopl 4 90 ~
-Yrr-rr an tStxtut 81
Time ! II, on o.
Ancipual pc Cam Ro1isnte. Devil's
CraE war Page and Aldridge also ran.
FIFTH RACE 3.year olds = mil.
MIS- u : q tScAWthorn) % 80 So 50
Len Mclaughlin loop so 90
sickle sun (Snydcrl 81
Time J u Is. of f36i
Relnhurseme BUCK Patch Psychic Rate
Llnwood Jim. Air Supremacy and New
Flame also ran.
SIXTH RACE p 9-year-old' and M
Lcvesav cMcmuierl 10 500 2so
scotch Abbot tsisto' p 50 o.
n- Boot and spur tPratD so
Time e. as. or OPl4
Rsxttps, RsSaiHte ~ aMiNer Incoming
First nra0 h-T0tal Eclipse and AIRED
Vulcan also ran
HW Rtnsrf entry
b-W. Lunt entrN.
SEVENTH RAcE-4-sssf and up
L mile
Vadlns Punch ,Ps,O $50 $50 so
shiny Penny tTrenD $50 800
IetLA -Eock lLnnpl Al. / 80
Time 10 2-S or 3pB
Blue Pom Old Whrey ValdinA Alpha
Pnng NJ Home. c-Dsfenss and e-Rsapine
Glory also ran
~ 2 Bounsr
EIGHTH RACE 4y.ar-olas and up,
t-f6 mIss
H,icheu (csseetp 22so 1910 $50
one She0 tTfsnfl $50 100
Thale' tslstol 40
Time tets ~ sosEN
/ Aea Foam Quercus. Pi'tit,raW, siveI
I Tower and Jandshds also rar
NINTH RACE-4.yssr-old, and W IA
I miles
Feitacalrn
B tsCaWthornl T70 $50 20
Jack Nennis 1PfatD 100 90
Hero Lon fDAnteish 70
Tine 80 - oH s.37
Pa-s ore BuddeA Border Batus
IONS s'raW and jar oue also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Parnes Heads
Rifle Match

Jules Parnes. chief instructor
ROYAL Oak Municipal Rife Club,
will be in charge efthe first out
door shoot of the season. The
event will be held June is at
Royal Oak.
More than Is Detroit marks
men are making plans 10 attend
the Flint outdoor matches May
IS.
A new rife club and training
school IS being formed in East
Detroit byomembeFs- of the Amer
lean Legion. Edward Kreider
says 1r lnductee training is being
Planned
John b Warning, II, Dearborn
Boy Scout. won high graduation
honors at Great Lakes Steel rifle
school. Because Of his excellent
9SX100. Scout Tom Thayer has
been named assistant instructor.
He is oniy-f6.
Two victories in one week is
the record of Chrysler Rife Club.
Victims were Wyandotte, 1899 TO
1915, and Military Inn. 1892 TO
zap.
-+t}27--sG5frnuus-- GGuodetfS- rNich1,
asks if sitting position with legs
out IN front and feet fiat on floor
Is permissible Also, if sitting and
kneelinE positions may be shot
with shoes off Go far M NON
atty, but rules committee of
HearSt-Times meet expected to
make ruling next two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Bob Tales
Rea St+s azSea
II Odds or Detroit
Derby Horse Drop
By ROB MURPHY
fSpOrtS EDITOR

LOOKING EN- OVER: Dave
Fercusnn'S Bell Buzzer, Dc
r~oIfs hope IN this year Ken
lucky Derby, already has been
Whitfield from SO 20 20 - 70 j.,
And don't be surprised 10 sec
hun lowered 20 around 10 10 I
N the Derby winter books be-
fore the end Of the next week.
Now YOU can see why Inc
American League Is sold on
-F-a4 iae the Browns 40 Tire
cIfc Coast after the war After
winning three straight from The
Tigers here al Briggs Stadium,
Luke Sewen took bis rampag-
Inc team home 10 opcn before
. OF fans. The take here
must have been enough 10 keep
Dor Barnes the owner, IN
cigars for at least week.
Comes a nice letter from
Jock Malone. once one of the
toughest hombres IN the tight
business. but now on plant pro-
feclnn al Ford e.
II noticed VIII 2 somebody
asked what had become Of the
Old Timers" writes Jock.
There's one out here who may
have escaped you--Dave knight.
Dave II not actively en-
gagged in the fight business nov.
He hasSthree fighters, but In
vastly different kind of combat.
They are his three sons--Iim-
mie. Bill and Johnnie-with
Uncle Sans navy and all are
on active duty. Can't say just
where, but. like al! knights,
they are where the punches are
flying the thickest"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Is Spindrif's Legend Ended?
FAMOUS FUN SHIP m NEWHANDS

come down. She used a main
topsail once. but her crew
couldn't remember how 10 tie
that knot" 10 get il up again n
There was that day, carry
everything, when she went haf..
aground off the Front Range
Light in Lake st. Clair AZ the
start of the All Night Race
making an unforgettable pic
ture.
Spindrift loved the bottom or
perhaps her crew felt better in
Shoal waters. She beveled off
most of the corners of Peche
Island and had a habit of en-
larging the Bayview Harbor'x
entrance charging towards her
moorlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Of the federal hunting stamp and
only l3 favoring the increase. The
federal migratory bird law per-
mtS the shooting Of one wood
duck. This however, Is banned IN
by the state ConServa-
tT6H commission. The vote showed
SO clubs in favor OF shooting one
wood duck and 80 against II.
Eighty per cent voting on
duck regulations at MICC clubs
are upland game hunters"
Dahlka said "They know Moth
ing Of duck hunters problems.
The FIVE meetings WE conducted,
only wilffowlers were pressk
which explains the ditfereBc-
the poll"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Most Of her crew went 10
Mackinac doubled up at the rail
with mai de NOR and then
walked around the island in
that posture hours after arriv-
ing. Every spot on the boat was
christened, MeMath still has
knobs on his noggIn from try
ing TO push his head through a
hatch as the-beys screamed
about the squalls coming. He
never Slept-they wouldn't let
him.
Everything happened on
Spindrift. If the Commodore's
flag didn't get caught in the
block of the peak halyard then
the main gaff would tangle with
the wire lazy Jack and wouldn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

hardly asday he ended up win
a shirt on his back.
But no matter how stern
YOU were with the Babe, ne
never held a grudge."
Brother Herman says Ruin
really loved catching better
Than outfield or pitching When
he first reported 10 the school.
"He could have been a great
catcher. even II he was left
handed" he said.
was Rst4tiif,s lepe fer Brother
Herman that caused him years
alter 10 take the name OF
George HERMAN Ruth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Dahlka 70 Have Say

Asked 10 explain tho difference
between the MUCC and Dahlka
polls Walter Kelly. president OF
the MUCC. said
"nahllSa- is ape-af the states
outstand ding conservationists
and he knows duck hunting. He
will have "A chance 10 make his
report at Chicago and the state
convention in Bay City In June.
We are sportsmen and pre-
fer hunting our ducks in tho
sporting way. Eagan declared.
Live dfcoNs are out In the De-
troit Sportsmen's Congress. Be-
sides. when the boys come back
from the VAT. Ne want 10 have
plenty OF WildfOWl an hand for
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Olympia Fights
Feature HedvieS

Joe Maxim 22-yesr-oid Cleye-
Land heavyweight. ranked tcnth
IN The 1874 issue Of Ring Nigga
zine. and one Of he brightest
prospects on the present NAY fight
scene. faces his hardest test Fr.-
nay night when he meets Euddy
Walker. Of Columbus ln the l1-
round feature AZ Olympia
ln The seminal Sammy Par
roft0 Pittsburgh, meets Leroy
Wills. Detroit. Parrotto who
won ms two previous starts here
u.s. expected 10 furnish the De-
frofer with = stiff test The bout
IS eight rounds -Four other c0n-
tests complete the card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Harriet Sue

Only one FLY in ali history
has won a Kentucky Derby, but
you'll find some Of the experts
trying TO convince you that
LYMAN Friedbergs Harriet Sue
is something 10 fear
Fnedberg is A Louisville to-
bacco merchant Harriet Sue
was foaled and reared only
about six miles from Louisville.
So since the OPA has de-
clared. so far AS attendance Is
concerned. this should he 4
Louisville derby, II might be
lust as we'll # they went all
the way and arranged for a
Louisville FLY 10 WIN n ANY
way, IN a var year the girls are
taking over mems jobs IN every
other branch If endeavor)
As a 2-year-old Harriet Sue
won eight races. and, among
others. once defeated Pukka
Gin.
Be maj As " may. lrlN VIII
be the 70th Kentucky Derby.
And only one Of the gals has
ever beat the boys home.
II ducks could talk. and in
their own quacklng way ! sup
pose they can--Well then surely
they have a right 10 wonder
"a hat next
A Detroit sportsman has been
assessed S9l.85 al Mt Clemens.
He found setting duck. warm
Ing several eggs, and otherwise
mnding her own business. So
the hunter pumps q shotgun
shell MIC duck. eggs and all
Indeed. what next ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

On the heels 81 these meetings
the Michigan United Conservation
Clubs conducted a state wide poll,
the result OF which rs AT great
variance with the Dahlka findings
OF the 135 SportSmens clubs 9S
have replied 10 date on the We
OF four or FIVE live decoys. 81 OPP
posed the issue while IL were IN
favor. ON the use Of two live de-
coys 20 clubs opposed while 20
were in favor.
The MUCC poll showed 81 clubs
opposed 70 any increase ~ the cost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23


the boiling point a month ago
when Dahlka called five special
duck meetings along the eastern
shore Of Michigan 10 determine
the desires Of the dyed-in-the-wool
duck hunter as he put II.
Meetings werc-hcfci 1t Pontiac.
Saginaw, Trenton. Monroe and
Toledo. The poll showed II per
cent faVoring live decoys. 81 per
cent a full daily bag limit on red
head ducks, 80 per cent 81 IN
crease in the federal duck stamp,
so CENTS tn-he- earInaFked for
Canadian breeding grounds and 80
cents for winter resting grounds
in the south
Ninety-fIve per cen, were salts
fled wIth-tt1r- present SlntlSe-Snn=
Set shooting hours. unanimously
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23


SECOND RAcE-3-yesr-oids = mile
sEaidina NNmrh tAonmsl 5 so 20
Dungeon Gonzalez 20
Time ID. of "a
Cheyalet Elimar, Monks Memo Moth
e-s Glrl siveriyu Petty OFFICER super
fire and Msmark also ran.
'Fleid.
THIRD RACE--3-yssr-olas and % 81
r-rzCE fsHuTs- sdAms1 81 ~ ~
Colonel Read tEccafol a. 80
Comanche Peak tseabol oo
Time lis 2 g. 90 Oh
Zacapet, Court Flash and Hydrsnt
also ian.
FOURTH RAcE-2year-olds 50 fur
reea Mas 6sesbo) 80 90 %
FrR Rhine Burns 90 81
Kentucky Rose BAILEY 3 90
TINE 5s2' of 3iH
Hearth Broom Tracsry Pei Vienna
Waltz Misty Fox and Lady Godva also
FIrTH RACE 3-,sar.o.ds mls
}asv Flares adam 2e ~ IN 6o
ffEDEo tpiersori 80 "a
rr Frances tLIttrellF NN
Time g 3-s or ? %
r.urt chant QUICK stich knps kona
Nv r.I Hlg siedgt. Wise sue and Boio =
rrD.c also ran.
SIXTH EKCE = 5.yssr-o.ds and ur
g f.ff rNeS
-4rFf tAdawH 50 80 our
hrs .r max lPterforl zlLCIi
TarsFarE lNorrlaseg ol'
T0. g. as ~ Say
Camp F.rst alsc ran
fEyfNTH Rhct,-t.ysstsolds and ur
T,.f.s tf .fNarri "a 30 81 81 p ~
M. Tr' Rambler tsCIfiosk 81 ~
A'rHrrs FORTRESS fskoronsSJ n
Time ~ 80. ~ 0f
l# iIr. AWAY. FimuCraCy Nslclns
-.t Ha mar1 Junior Ession, Detroit bl
sst That-s Bty a.so ran.
rf Irlr.
EIsHTH RACE yssf.oids and up
i.ih miles
Hs-cvracz ,caffarsia) 1910 $40 3 -
"a rcsLirf LrtreiU ~ %
.1-IfEmuulfIIs tfsonfaleHl 40 = Oh
Tine 49, ~ el-
ffrsrscrfTpr H4rmar Count TrsumsF
Erf.s sr- H.rssG also ran
Dead neat for place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

the = a b g
first reported
there.
IN e " as
lie an a n d
aWkw d."
recalls broth
or Herman.
'But he was
n ( h o IN e
w h 2 n tn e
rough stun
st n r I Q d.
There ~ as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Discovered Babe Ruth

Brother Herman, now 81
Years OF age is -the-man- Whe
first discovered Babe Ruth. Tie
is connected here with the 81.
Joseph's Home for Boys.
Brother Herman was az ST.
MarV's School for Bows when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Twilight Rate
Starts Later
Nv NJ. =. DRUKENBRoD

Patrons Of public golf courses
prahahlv wlll have 10 start their
rounds later than IN other sea-
sons n they are 70 take adNan-
tace Of the reduced rates offered
tor twilight play
In fact. II now looks As II these
rates. which generally are %
cents lower than the regular
T8TCS- Won't become ettecllNe
until 6 30 D. m. in midsummer al
many Of these courses.
In the old days the twilight
schadulc began as early a. 4 50
Ar some courses. and by 5 or 5 30
AZ the latest at most OF the
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

mems Congress and If-lHyl
Dahlka, president of the Monroe
County Rod and Gun Club.
Eagan Will represent the Mich
igan United Conservation Clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

opposed split
ting Michigan
into two zones,
90 per cen I
voted against
the shooting of
one woodduck
and 100 per
cent approved
Or. Ira Gabri-
elson Of the
Fish and Wild
life Service set
ting the rules
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Some mention should be
made of the new life Spindrift
is leading.
Because, in her way, she. too,
was one of the gay ladies of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

history like
NJ arie An
G leo patra,
A n n g Boz
leyn. Gather
inc of Rus
sra. Peggy
w oofln G.
ton, Ga b y
Deslys, Bulb
hleS Brown
in G a n d
Peggy Hop
kinS Joyce.
The A2-tnnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
IT'S DIFFERENT NOW

The extra hour Of daylight
under wartime and the resultant
heavy play late in the day make
a-ehaRge necessary according 10
course owners.
I'm midsummer. with sum
Gent light for golfers 10 con
tinue until as late a. $3.50,
possibly so per cent Of our
DIaVeTS don't tee Oft until A1ter
4 o'clock on weekdays" one oI
the owners explained.
AT the last MGA meeting, most
OF the owners favored adopting
the same twilight starting times
the city Will have at Rackham and
Rouge Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

FIRST RACE =4-yesr-otds and VI
lis miles
Busy Man ,Sneuing1 $50 90 40
MOkananne tCrowtherl 5 40 = 90
Shippers Mate tRoot so
Time ] 50 4-5 of l:12i4
Cuth Jollty Our Bier Calahozo Post
Haste, Miss Kaiola Bits Anne and Darby
Donna also ran.
SECOND RACE 8-year-olds and up, .
mile
Becomly CKrk 40 10 ~
Rough Amos CWaID II 40 ~
BuIrushcs tSimpsoui 90
Time l.i5 as. on 80
ANavuma a-Castout, BaU Me pr'
War Agent Duzu Andrew Palmer lie
said, SIR Jerome and Cruiser also ran.
THIRD RACE-4-yesr-olds and up. z
miles (steeplechase)
Rouge Dragon. toWeps) $40 % 20
Greek Flag (Cruzl $50 go
Good Chance tROberts' : 90
Time 4.0i 1-5 on 2.llH
Picket and Refugio also ran.
FOURTH RACE-3-yesr- / mile and
70 yards
Pensive (McCreary) q 80 20 oui
Jimmie (MehrtensJ 40 out
GAlActic Blowers out
Time I a. of Az
h-Declared and h Picotes also ran.
b-W l.. Brann entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Hold Practice TrYeuts

Bill Mitchell'S nine Of the
Southern Oakland County League
Will practice Sundays al $50 p. m
and Wednesdays AZ $50 p m. al
Hazel Park High. Players wishing
tryoutS report 10 Ralph BrySon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

as a Michigan
delegate while
d a h X a Will
for the
forgotten dick
hunter OF the
Monroe. Lake
St. Clair and
Saginaw b a y
marshes
The Il ( h I,
brewing I o r
nearly I h : c Q
rPHpftPf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Keeneland Results

FIRST RACE -year-ods ~ turlorrf
a Guide Burns o 40 so 80
piover Brand (Skoronsh) 4 90 80
Men0tnoW tPiefsonl 50
Time 542-s on OH
GENES Mate. s-Good hunting \ Tough
-rEFCFT- T.TUFVy- rUC1F EOt RiEHnHdl Cue
Macon Black Brat and pLucky Barney
also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
IN THE OPEN With Don Giies
EAGAN, DAHLKA FIGHT
LOOMS ON EI4E-DEG0YSS
IN THE OPEN
With Don Gi|Iies

real fight 1914 widfow
men the principals looms Monday
Widfe Conference its three-day n
The principals the controversy which hinges the
of live decoys Lloyd Eagan president Sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

new owners out at the Bayview
Yacht Club-P. II. Otis, f. J.
Conklin, J. +. Wilson. They
know their way around a sail
ing sitip-btit- it-is-d doubtful If
they'll maintain Splndrifts
reputation as the most colorful
ship on the Great Lakes.
Perhaps they don't want TO.
LEGENDARY SHIPS
Spindrlft long since became
large parcel of the Bayview
legend. Her crews sailed her
for everything that was in her
but fun and frolic were para
mount.
Her old owners are scattered.
The ever Colorful and volatile
Trent McMath is toting gold
braid in the navy out along the
Pacific. Ray Priebe Of the coast
guard is captain OF the port OF
Toledo and Neil McMath has
reached the grateful age.
But there were many owners
and many crews. When she
sailed il was a case of first
come first served If YOU wanted
a berth. If YOU were late you
didn't get seat Six men could
sail her bat Spindrift had Ia
most Of he time-it made a
mice division of the work.
STORMIEST YACHT RACE
OF them all McMath is the
most memorable. And that's
something when you consider
his shipmates. Fred Fisher.
Singing Sam Burch, Herm
Peizold. Larry Leonard and Vic
Wehneier were aboard in that
stormy ride on Lake Erie in "a
when Spindrift Won because the
boys wouldn't, or couldn't, get
her rags off.
She -waS- lhe-nnlY- Ship-io
finish during The blow although
Squall lmped in later in the
week McMath held up through
out-then got seaSiCk in har-
Dor II was the greatest storm
-an-La Ike E5fit---tef- sailed by
Detroit yachtSmen.
That was the only time the
Rondeau Rocky River 10 Put
Inlay course was used. The
next year II was shortened from
$50 10 70 miles.
REMEDIES It'd BITS
The -Braden boys, Harry and
-Dan,--Grag FradeFieks, Bob
DIZZY Kales, Harry Peterson,
Bob Renolde Freddie Graham,
Fritz Henkel and Dave Sloss
also have their Spindrift mem
cries They, too. sailed and
sang as part Of her crew.
Renoldc didn't know a jib
from a jeer so he cooked
Remedies Tid-Bits' are famous
Picked lambs feet. tripe a.
la creole. Fine stuff for copper
Quilted fellows!
Her greatest year was 1884.
She won the All Night race on
Lake St. Clair and went so fast
10 Mackinac, McMath tried 10
chop her spars down with an
AK AS she raced across the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

NAV / 10 June 1-6 p m
June TO Aug. l-6. 30 p m.
Aug. to Sept. 10 p. m.
Sept. Is p. m.
There is sufficient light 70
play golf for 80 minutes after
The sun sets" johnson said, so
our twilight players will have
ample time under this schedule
10 complete their rounds"
Pointing 10 his almanac, john
son called attention To the fact
that on the longest day here the
sun won't set until 9:01 lESTl.
That should settle all arguments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Smart BET Gongden) II 90 g 10 %
Marion Collins tBiancol -. l0-A 20
Happy Lark MEADE $50
Time ~ As, or 50 -
Vaidivia. Valdina WAY. s-Rurales
n -Wiseasyou and Victim also ran,
s-Havahome stable entry
SECOND RACE 2-yesr-olds. ;. mile
Jeep tAtkinsoni 244O 1910 90
Aethelred kirkland 10 ~
a-Helvetian Permsnel 90
Concordsn. pilot Light, Titan Miss
DockStader s-subdued. singular organ
Grinder. Loursy Mel and Flyins Fou
also ran. a-Phipps entry
THIRD RAcE-3-yesr-old :. mule
Turf r. tjemasI 50 10 l6 60 90
Donita's First (Brooksl 3 90 "
Music Hail atkinson %"
Time ia of 3;i2k
Flash Tepsy Ann. Roseville, Briarhone
Lady Olga, aFsiry BEE Ehssa - fleeI
air a-Miss Connie and Pine Isle also ran
An VAnBuren entry
FOURTH RACE 3-yesr-olds and up. \
Bill sickle tsnidern 100 500 70
Plantangenet tStouN 1870 ~
Brepzing Home tsmthA 50
Time ! ~ rs. off 3 4s $3.50,
sickles Choice, Legislaior scoIlsna
Light, Altos. RngmenoV, what Not and
Dove Shoot also ran
FIFTH RAcE-3year -otds lis
miles
Stir Up tArcaro) $50 $50 30
Stymie (Stoutl 1.Oo ~
Autocrat tWestrope) 20
Time | "a -. OF q
OLYMPIC Zenith Bel Re4gAr stl4+
Dandy. Pukka Gin ana a-Captains Also
ran
at Christopher entry.
SIXTH RACE 3-year-olds. I-i-ls miles
t7rTrky-t>ruw- tf7onEdent 81 30 ~
Broad Grin (Arcaro) , SO go
a -Hoodoo (Atkinsoul ) ~
Time ,46 Is, Off 505H.
Fox Brownie. Plucky Maud Free Lance.
Frisky Fire Sweeping Time Ariel Flight
and aMagelan also
AZ VI. Roehling entry.
SEVENTH RACE-4-ysar-olds and W,
! i-l6 miles
Eve Tor Eye (Jemas) ii so $40 80
Smiles lynch so 70
Birch Rod Permane) Z 80
Time - 2-a.-e en- 5 Az
MenpithPr Yankee Gl1l-Go!deH- ThnFH-
Tragic Ending, Shrimpie and Jimjoe
also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
STUDIES HIS ALMANAC

These were announced Saturday
bv Hubert G.. Johnson after much
time spent studying ms almanac
for data on sun sets. twilight
rates on the two city courses start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Pimlico Results

FIFTH FACE ear-olds ard up
] 1-l6 miles
sun Again tMcCrearyl 30 out OUT
-Four Freedoms SRobertsi ou' ont
Tola Rose tMthrteust ou'
Time u 10 od 3 II.
. 9Hts t1rFF NOISES ran.
SIXTH RACE-4-yssr-olds and up q,
mile
Trace Hear tRra4 Is an = 90 so
Chstdrr Hr7fr tenn m 20
koplA xxx 80
Time l.I3 as. of ~
Over!in and sea Patrol also ran.
SEVENTH RACE -3-yesr-oIds and w.
a mile
S0llure Bowers 10 . so 30
Porter's Cap Knapp } 80 so
New Moon Roberts, ; 90
Time ! 70 2-5 m az
Cape Cod and Piccadily also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -4.year.olds and up
/ i-t6 miles
BisCayne Blue fZehr1 81 90 IS IN so
Guerrilla (RletzackeT) $50 50
Balioteer fRobertsl 3 70
Time 1875 or 52N
Hazel " one Link Big Jack. creepy
Mouse, MIX Route and Conqueror III also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE 4-yesr-olds and up, =
mile
smart Be- d.onsden) 100 70 90
Marion Collins tBiancol "a. 5 70
Happy Lark MEADE $40
Time ~ Is or -l-a2
VAidivia Val d ma WAY. aRurales
a -Wiseasyou and Victim Also ran.
a-HAvahome stable entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

XApBrentiee- allowance claimed
xxFive pounds claimed for rider
xxxSeven pounds claimed for rider
Horses listed according 10 post position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
FOR MONDAY

A-LeiChman and ward entry
NApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed In order ~ post position.
Post ~ noon tDetroit tiuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
MUCC Poll Differs

on migratory WafcTI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

NApprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order Of post position
weather clear, track fast.
Post, 2. m.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-26
Ship Named
For Nine. Walker
By Earl A. Ballard

Philadephia Pa (Calvn's News Servce)- Conve1l-
np here on the of the 25h Anniversary Ceebra
ton of the Natl Beauty Cuturiss League, Inc, beaut
clans from all the nation participated in what was
one of largest concaves in the history OF the orgaza
tiOn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-26

to sew for themselves and their
families, yet hold back because
they think they haven't the talent
for ii. In all probability you're like
US; you don't know much about
sewing. but we pass on some point
ers we got from Miss Horne which
make it sound easy to do
First" says the star forget all
you've ever heard about sewing re-
quiring special skill 1t doesn't.
Buy yourself simple. inexpensive
pattern. Pin 1t to the material and
cut. Notch and tack the pieces to-
gether, as the pattern directs Fit
the garment on and adjust it. II
necessary Then haste it. remem.
bering TO press IT as you go along
so that the measurements will De
accurate Making d frock is as
easy as that
If you have dressmakers form
made to your own measurements,
fitting and marking the hemline are
greatly simplitied, too Take a
ruler, as Lena does, and measure
the height from the floor at which
you'd 1T hemline TO be,