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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
One Is Mendoza

The other person was Jose
Mendoza. OF whom Mitchle told
in the letter Mendoza. a light
weight. is one,of three MeNicanS
in the Denapoli-Dominquez ar
ranged invasion already on the
scene.
The Others are MIGUEL Arroro
another lightweight and Juan
Fernando. a 175-poundcr.
I'VE will have Others" Dena-
poll boosted
..Yes. Mckee l. full Of good
bowers now" echoed Dominique.
who has been back from Mex
leo City only three weeks.
Mendoza. IN his debut on this
SIDE of the border. beat Gene
Spencer IN Chicago Then he
r,loVed 70 Buffalo and fought for
Nf1tchfc- whipping a fellow hN
me name of Corky DAVIS They
must have liked him IN the
Windy City as hc viii perform
there again -AuE- 14.
Hes club hghter. like
Jake LaMotta," Denapoli eN-
plalned "Only more pleasing
even than Jake. He never stops
hRhtinR-action, all the time"
Dnminguez okayed AIS state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Sure Things
Fool BettorS
r, LEWIS IL WALTER

jus, rs p rcfreSher course IN
horse racing education a couple OF
horses like Flying Torpedo and
Blcuweed turn professor every few
DAYS a, the Detroit track 10 teach
the rarcrocrS again that there Is
~ --lT---T-rii - . ti1-r--rif--
The tuf.
Those fortunate fans VINO have
fat bundles of coarse notes today
can cnucklc because they picked
Car Graham Night Crawlcr 20
,,----tf, matchmaking Sarah -LoI-
rane in The $500 Azucar Han
dIcap.
So can those who had second
sight or whatever it takes 20 PIC
lure a. J. Trout Toy Quay open
INC q Scvcn-length lead on such
horses as Flddicr'S Bit and iowa
kct for q $500 mutuel
But The lads with their heads
IN their hands are those who
rnaur Flying Torpedo the h-Ncar-
old Jean Vatican Ecldlnc the 40
faVorlto m The third race yes
tprdaN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
HOMER WINS

Came tine ninth and Borowy bad
two strikes ON al Zarlla All
Hank needed was another strike.
Instead Al parked one in the
stands and the NankS had nothing
left but "a hope that maybe the
Browns won bc So tough today
The law of averages - work
ing against them IN that they
haven't had a single slump and
they have now Won nine straight
games - n ~ y tt,--tftt-- Browns
aren't aware of the law of aver
ages Or II they are. maybe they
don't care. They are playing each
game as II comes along and let the
breaks fall where they NAV and
that the WAY TO WIN pennantS.
Tho Rod SoN kept pace with the
Brow rs bN knocking off the White
SoN. 81 with Tex HuChSon turn
InC IN a four-hitter for his
eighteenth victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Tiger Box Score
DETROIT

Totals g. - - TotAs r. e u
'RRtiec ful MAT ~ Bintr
DETROIT . "a nua-t "A
Washington NpC 900 OrE-7
ffr0rs O.frgn Howe NsWhDlspr,
Fcr-r Psr. C-svFf HigEtns Guerra
kHrr. Sew E..'eri Fars uatf~c IN Otr-
iHW 2 Richards Pow spence Two
hnss M RlChafds stolen bases -Nfv-
Nr4ser Double play Hoover fo MAYO
%. tlrrEa k.he. 20 FG wan leN on
pases- Detroit Wash rF'rr Pgses IN
baus or WYNN o1 Nopt0Jssr 2.
Struck uut Ry Wvnn ~ NFwhguSeT 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

Order 1Oc United States War
Savings stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

in q sling and
~ o gentle
men " II n
hun
Den spOll
who manages
< { z l. o u
Woods and n
mum Der oi
other hoNCrs
explained ne
had an Infec-
ton on ms
hand from q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Times Photo

which finished fourth yesterday
Question took fifth and Dodo
didn't come out.
Russ Moore. Detroit Yacht
Club skipper, lost a heattbreaker
m the r. Class after leading all
the way around the course. He
ran ogt of AR with a auarter-mlle
10 do while Sonny Wnton picked
up a catspaW and came IN 70 win
the race and the series. Moore
finished second IN points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

"Funny thing, ne looked ter
rible in the GYM" Denapoh
added. II was sick. But. hoy.
when he got into the rinI-he
was a whizzer. know YOU VIII
like Joe
Joe lust looked around al the
sights in our office. Save for
the international passover q.
"okav." Mendoza doesn't speak
English. as yet. Pretty soon hc
viii he able 20 say, how much.
DenapolI promises.
Tho introduction 10 Mendoza
reminded the writer that MeAl-
can fighters arc doing better
than Just all right in this coun-
Try
Boxers Of Mexican descent
now hold two Of the world
championships which they won
ON this side Manuel Ortiz. the
bantamweiCht title-holder, who
lives i'm Fl Centre. Cal and
Juan Zurita. lightweight king.
who came up from Mexico City
not long ago
Then there is reported 10 be
2 promising heavyweight by the
name of Lotario RauIlcrz from
1aurcz. which IS unusual since
Mexico produces few big fellows
for tho ring
There are several others who
are winning fights with more or
less regularity in California
rings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
HIGGINS SCORES

Paul Richards knocked home
Pinky Higgins. who had walked.
~ifh the second raln IN the second
Then tne Tigers CoaSted unit
the seventh when Iewhouser $
scratch single. Granicr walk,
MayoS sacrifice and Outlaws SIM
gle accounted for another run.
Rick Ferrell threw INTO left field
when trying 10 stop tho Tiger
pitcher from stealing third in the
ninth and Hal scored Newhouser
had singled, followed hy CraFneF
one-baSer.
The Senators were pretty lucky
IN their half Pinch hitter Mike
Guerra singled Joe Kuhel walked
and they moved up on a passed
ball Jake Powell WaS out as
Guerra scored and Joe Orenco
mufed Stan SPence's foul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
FiHy Wins
TrOtting
Classic

GOSHEN. ~. Y, Aug. 10 (UP@
A dream of a quarter of CEN
fury was realized today for Arch
l.. Derby. wealthy Wichita. Kan,
GILMAN. as he saw the name of his
feet filly Yankee Maid written
into the record books as winner OF
the liambletonian trotting classic.
For IS years, Derby mad hoped
to send horse out 10 win the
richest prize harness racing
but never had he bred one worthy
enough for shot al the corn
tassel classic Never. until yester-
day. which his first entry in the
blue ribbon event showed a clean
set of heels 10 10 other top 3
year-olds and carried of top
money of S1s,467 with a straight
heat triumph.
FIRST SINCE 1887
The Northumberland and Kan
sas-bred Yankee Maid game from
behind 10 win the first one-mile
heat in pos and then. under d
front running drive by Henry
Thomas of Lexington. KY. she
walked off with the second heat
and the Hambletonian I'm 2:05. II
made her the first filly 10 score IN
the race since Thomas won with
Shirley Hanover in 1887 and was
his third driving victory in the
event.
Yankee Maid. who went 10 the
first post as the favorTte,. didn I
take long TO show $4,000 fans the
reason. She was third when they
broke past the stands that first
time but when they slid past the
quarter pole on the klte-shaped
track she moved into the lead and
came on 10 win by five lengths.
That was from an outside posi-
ton. her first heat victory. and
gave her the pole for the second
heat. That made II a breeze. For
she took the lead as they scored
and never was headed. winning
by four full lengths.
OLD BEN RETURNS
One Of those who ate the cloud
: of brown dust she raised MAS
Rose Dean. owned by Glib White
Of Lexington, Ky. Seventy-one-
year-old Ben White. only man 70
WIN tho Hamletonian four times
had been scheduled 10 drive her
/ bur was feeling the hrat So 9Th
took her out and finished ninth,
Old beh- eeeidh, stand that Sc
he climbed back into tho Sulky
FOR The SeC0rd hrar and although
ne improved her position ne
wasn't able 10 cope with the fy-
ing Yankee Maid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
HURLs 4-HITTER

lie held the MATS 10 four hts
and matched Tex Hughson of the
Boston Red Sox. who bowed out
OF American League competition
with his eighteenth triumph. tins
one over the White Sox yesterday
afternoon
For eight innings Newhouser
had a two-hlt Shutout booming
along, but I'm the ninth ne fall
tered. ms support cracked a little
and the combination was good for
two runs for the home cult.
Only one of Washington runs
was earned
In contrast. three Of the four
Tiger TALES were earned as they
pounded Early Wynn for u safe
ties. Wynn also was making his
farewell appearance on league
mound, He enters the navy this
week
Ncwhouser scored twice 10
equal the total OF the Mats and
made three hits. one short of the
foes total production
The Tigers began 10 assert their
supremacy IN the very first inning.
Doc Craner srnote a weak tap
that bounced of Wynn glove and
beat II out by swift running.
Eddie Mayo singled 10 left or a
SLOW ball, GFaHfeF seeetiHE 10
third from where he Tailed as
jimmy Outlaw forced Mayo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Whizzer in Ring

nent with a nod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
efsWhip
Mats, A 10 !

WASHINGTON. Aug, 1o-Paul
DIZZY Trout will pitch against
the Washington Nationals tonight
in an effort TO preserve the mas
terry of the Tigers over the punch
less. pathetic and last place Mats.
Dir also will be trying TO keep
up with teammate Hal Newhouser,
who posted his eighteenth victory
OF The season FAST night as-the
Tigers won, 4-2, their sixth
straight
The Tigers have won q dozen
and lost only three with the Mats
this season. so the odds are in
favor of the DIZZY one. even
though he Will face Johnny Mig
ceiling. butterfly knuckleball ace
OF Washington.
Newhouser. the young left
handler. served notice 10 the base
ball world he may be the first
pitcher in the American League
to win p games this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

TtsdnNs tsautf
d. T Wash night
$ ! 81 IS y.
Chi e. Ers
Clr. ~ Phil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Chdnge.in Card
Break for Nick

Nicks Londes, who knows a
bargain when he sees il. has
-eeHe on one rather unexpectedly.
Ruby Garcia was 10 have fought
Mike Della, the Los Angeles light
weight, in one of the l0-round
bouts Thursday night at Olympia
But yesterday Garcia decided TO
abide by a ruling of the Pennsyl-
vania Boxing Commission and
fight JuSte Fontaine in Pittsburgh
before he fills his Detroit engage
ment.
That left Garcia out. It also
left Londes in somewhat of a
pickle.
Then came the chance TO land
Eddie bowl of Newark, y. j., and
Londes signed him as Delia's OPP
ponent. The break for Londes
comes in the fact that not so lone
ago bowl beat Garcia in Mad
ison Square Garden. Naturally
Nick is pleased with the switch
Londes announces Leroy Willis
Detroit. will meet Gary Rosett
Grand Rapids. in a six-rounder
Two other bouts are yet 10 bC
completed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
BigLedguesWiI|
Help Props

CHICAGO. April 4 (UP)-Or-
ganized baseball joined with high
schools today 10 re-activate in
terest in the national game among
prep athletes.
The national federation of state
high school athletic associations
announced that a new program of
cooperative activity had resulted
from a meeting here, attended by
Warren Giles, general manager of
the Cincinnati Reds who repre-
sented the National League; and
Jack Zeller, general manager of
the Detroit Tigers representing
the American League
The group agreed that its pro-
gram to revive active interest in
baseball among teen-age athletes
should simultaneously curb any
tendency to infringe on estah-
hshed eligibility rules among the
high schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Scouts Day Is Urged
BY Don GLLIEs

IT am max ing an appeal
through your In the Open
column OF The Detroit Times TO
the executives Of the Detroit
Sportsmen's Show at olympia
April 1923 that they proclaim
one day Of the show as Girls
Scouts and Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea Day and issue complimentary
passes 10 same for appearing in
troop with leader and master in
full uniform" writes Mrs Mars
den ID. Wilson captain Washing
ton. Mich. Girl Scouts troop
"Our group OF girls and boys
are being taught the true mean
ing Of craftsmanship. am sure
they would all greatly appreciate
and enjoy the splendid talent
and exhibitions displayed at that
time. I believe this would be a
worthy gesture 10 he given at
this time" she concludes IN her
letter.
The letter has been Forwarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Baseball Picks:

Desperate for catchers, y. Y
Yankees select BILL DRESCHER,
hard-hitting youngSter from New
ark, 10 fiji gap left by loss OF
BILL DICKEY, ROLLIE HENS
LEY rookie is Az OSSIE
BLUEGE, Washington pilot, SC
we'll set he's now thinking OF
pinch hitters Arrival of JESS
FLORES. who won u games in
1913, and catcher HAL WAGNER
first stringer Red SoX play
first exhibition against profess
SIGNALS, Baltimore Orioles, after
beating Annapolis, 7-3.
ST. Louis Browns dropped 10
decision 10 Toledo, held to three
hits Indians play Pirates to-
day after drubbing soldier team,
Ill g.. WHITLOW WYATT says
he may be able TO play couple of
months with Dodgers pending
draft status . MEL OFT. Giant
pilot. likely TO miss season S
opener for first time since late
Dos. due to sinus ailment Five
Braves on injured list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
SpOr
Heffner Gives Up
In His Long Quest
For Extra Weight
By LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE April 4 Don
aid Henry (Jeepl IIefDer the
new Tiger second haseman,
doesn't Worry about his weight
any more. Hes resigned TO his
146 pounds.
There was q time wnCn- IRE
wanted 90 he like Babe Ruth,
Joe DiMaggio and other big
guys. II would help him TO be-
come a great hitter he thought.
Re was told that If he had
-his teHsils yaRSed he would be-
come heavier. Out went The
tonSils. Nothing happened.
Then they said maybe n was
an incorriCiole appen d tx
fhat was keeping him thin He
had the appendix SnatchCd.
Again nothing happened. Don
drank milk by the gallons, ate
VitaminS by the gross and
stuffed himself -uitA-Rie and
cake. Nothing worked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Deny Beau
Favored

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 4 ms
"A. NJ. McAuliffe, an Augusta
draft board member. denied to-
day the board which has juris-
diction over lightweight Beau
Jack. was delaying the Negroes
induction until he had won the
lightweight championship.
Jack. whose real name is Sid
ney Walker. was reclaSsified la
last month. He is married and has
three children. Reports circulated
in New York recently said mis-
draft board wanted him to 60
into the army as a champ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

the worlds records for 440. 500,
600, 700. 500 and sS0-yard back
stroke records at one time.
He joked with the spectators
as he swan up and down. One
of them said he thought he was
loafing and Keller invited him
TO get in the tank and try 10
stay with him, That stopped the
heckler. ~
A year ago Harry Holiday of
u. NJ. beat Keifer for the ma
tional backstroke title at $50
yards in 1928. Ii was a great
race for Harry 10 win. He was
the first TO beat Keller in back
stroke since that New York
race in 1895. Keller made no
excuses about losing. Holiday
is in service and couldn't defend
his title. Keifer's time i'm win
ming this year in Holidays own
tank was l:31.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

shore A. G. pool, picking out
backstroke records right out of
the book and betting young
he couldn't beat them
lie broke everything that was
in the book at the dorSal style
of swimming before the world
ever saw him. Then he went out
and saw the world
Once in Norway. touring with
Max Brydenthal and Art High
land the latter became sick
during a meet. The 300-yard
medley was scheduled and the
NoTWegianS had a championship
trio they were anxious TO show.
Highland couldn't swim so
Adolph swan the backstroke,
waited while Brydenthal swan
the breast stroke leg and then
swan the final 100 and won the
race.
In Chicago one time he broke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Lost While on Tanker

~ even got job on a tanker
20 help put on weight" Heffner
explained They told me that
n winter on an oil tanker be-
tween Baltimore and Texas
would do the trick-sea air hig
meals and no exercise TO speak
Of would do IL. lost five
pounds"
Baltimore used to be Heffner's
home town. He now lives in
Arcadia, Cal. on the same street
with Don Ross. They have the
same address but live a mile
apart. Here's the catch-Heff-
ner lives al AIS North Old Ranch
road. whereas Ross resides at
4l6 South Old Ranch road
Its "A bit confusing Hetf-
ner explained. We've had our
mail and other things mixed uP.
We even had our furniture
mixed up"
For eight years Hefiner has
starred al second base. playing
with the Yankees, Browns and
Athletics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Sutkd, Morgan
Win Bouts
Ftmet Photo

Joe Sutka of Wyandotte and
Kayo Morgan of Detroit today
hold decisive victories following
last nights fights AT Arcadia
Sutka, forcing the going all the
way. gained his second straight
victory over Howell King of De-
troit in the elght-round feature
event. Referee Johnny Weber
gave the Wyandotte battler six
rounds and called two even.
Morgan, who admits 35 years,
and at one time was the leading
contender for the worlds bantam
weight crown, displayed the box
ing skill and crowd pleasing,
Glowing tactics that formerly
carried him far 10 win when
Freddy Kramer of Ai1ddtotOwn, O,
was unable TO answer the bell for
tho sixth round
The shlfty Detroiter. 10 the
fans delight. showed that he still
had a great deal of speed. skin
and power left. Morgan had
Kramer on the canvas five times
before the +. X. O.
Sammy Parrotto, Pittsburgh
featherweight, proved that last
weeks win over Willie Anderson
of Detroit was no mistake by
scoring a decisive decision in the
eight-round semifnal
Harold RelSs. Detroit light
heavy, outpointed Wee Willie VIII
liams, Detroit in four rounds. In
the opener John Oden, Detroit,
defeated Clarence Rice, also of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Fight Results
Nv United Press

PITTSBURGH Billy Miller 1871 P'ts
hurgh outp0Iuted Lulu Constantine 1888
New York GO; Vince Del Orto, 1888
New York and joey y AMIGO. 49,
Philadelphia ono contest. hghf called r
fourth round Phil Muscato 10 Bunalo
y Y. outpointed Otto Blackwell. 1856
Homestead. Pa 81 Nelson Can't 1e2
Philadelphia. outpointed BUSTER PEAKS
i64 DETROIT 90 .sBohoy Maloney> 147
Homestead, stopped Billy shelton fS2
NFw YORK tst Nicholas Arena) We
Denicurti 1871 drew with Larry ARIA.
lone 1861 Lodi n 81; HARRY
GARRY $50. DETROIT, drew with
Dominick Fussa i6o New York 80.
Nick Toretol 1851 New York knocked
outN jaw Paselli 1871. BeueVille = J
a.: charlie smith 1922 Newark.
y ouip0intcd George Cooper i2s ~.
New York 49,. Archie Wilmer 127. WI.
minFton. Del, defeated Vic Jade 1874
scranton Pa Patsy Perrart i95.
Cleveland. stopped Ernie Williams 11i
Paterson n. th Lou Perez Iao NeN
York defeated Fl Graucho. isi Carbon
Newsrk n Toe Ms'ors $50 Brook.
lvn. defeated Mario Nirein i4oi4 Ne'
York 50. Pucky TAYLOR 1tf.s. Baltl.
more ou'pointrd solomon stewart, if7h
Nss York 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
BREVITlES:
Cubs, White Sox
Feud Over Field

FRENCH LICK. Ind, April i
INS) Chicago Cubs and White
Sox, who developed word-Shoot-
ing feud over the use Of a ball
field, witt have a chance 10 work
Oft their anger when they meet
tomorrow in the first of the in
tracity gaines.
The feud developed when Man
ager JIMMY WILSON of the
Cubs denied the SoN the use OF
the formers diamond for a game
yesterday between the Pale Hose
and the S20th Tank Destroyer
Battalion team from Camp
Breckenridge. Ky. AS a result, the
Sox had to cancel the game.
This is our field and we in
tend To use IL when and how
we please" Wilson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

20 William Pau. general manager
of the show for his consideration.
Duck hunters Of Lake St Clair
and Oakland County are invited
TO a meeting al s o'clock tonight
at - = East Huron Pontiac The
meeting is sponsored by he OaA
land County Sportsmens CT
Changes in wildfowl laws Will "
discussed =. II tHy) Dahlka.
Monroe. wall present the Informal
ton 10 the duck committee Of the
National Wildlife Federation meet
ing in Chicago April 24-26.
Russell J. Martin. superintendent
of the conservation department $
training school al Higgins Lake
VIII speak al the. Detroit Sports
mems Congress meeting tomorrow
night al Moose Temple.
The Western Wayne County
Conservation Club will hold their
annual fish dinner tomorrow at
g p. m. at Jewell Blalch Hall.
Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Enterprise Game
Short of Second

its rival lost three games Agnes
game out of second place behind
the Women's Travelling Bowling
League.
Led by Hattie Woostcr's 90 in
SOL and Marie Shamrock S PIP in
51S. enterprise took three from
Ramona Rec, 2519 TO 243O Kin
ney bowed TO John McGlew, 1881
10 2374, Crystal Pcarcc and Miss
Myers each having sol Edna
Dalton's 224 in 557 stood out as
Ritter's upset the leading VernorS,
2579 TO 249S.
Dot Merchants Mt. Elliott Rec.
moved from sixth TO a tie with
OlympicS for fourth in defeating
Argyle three, PASS 10 240l. Marion
GarHah,s 2l2 tn 5i6 featured Bo-
lores Georges PIP in $50 paced
Whittier to a three-pointer over
Great Lakes. 246S 10 2432. Mae
Tremaine had 222 IN $40. Elsie
HornbeCk'S POI in 532 gave Paris
clean three points over Wilson.
HERE AND THERE Luther Stewart
made the 40 split ~ the DENNY junior
West Warren loss and 2ss7 new seconds
and Byron Cullen lgl-ZJ6-23i for 662
a new third IN the Le0 Handlers Classic
Joe Kozub fired 2i2 2l6-23i Tor 662 and
Joe szant 202-2ss In $50 IN the West
Warren Senior Drew spin count
after 10 m row.
Bob Amrsbeuchler shot 25s-2t4-i97 for
667 in the Centennial Senior Wavne
Ramsay 2i1-2l3-2O0 for 6@ IN Wayne
Businessmen Les Frederick ass and
Mario LaPosta 255 IN the Macomb All
Star Clara kotlar 241 and Cert ie
Gabriel 233 IN the SprinEweus Ladies
Junior Joe Pelloni 256 IN the ~,
for new record in Terrys s25
Clarence schmidts s2s was tops as
Index shaved Virges lead TO two games
In Johnny Milletts House William
Bars 245 and ID Zunders s2s shared
honors IN the Detroit Police Ralph
sunins 2i3 and $50 figured as the House
came up with two new marks. 1000 and
2s02. IN Terrys Senior Ethel Beghln
shot 22O. Mildred Scott 203 and Helen
Mack 200 IN 574 In the Rainbow Mater
Art Rapp 10 the Gleneagles s25 Myrtle
Bossiek 2i3 IN the Terrys Ladies.
other league highs KAY schutzler e.t.
and George steck 247. Grandway House
Schultz 235. and Nike BasOne s25. Ritte- e
Junior. Howard DALEY. Denny senior 233
Jake Torchalla. LQcaL 35l. 233. Paul Tenn,
pie. Fort Blvd. House. 232 Fred Miller.
DENNY Junior, 232 Vince Konieczy,
Gleneagles $50 House 23i and 603 Harold
Groszko 226 and vernon smith. 900.
Parklsnd House, Ear Kaps and Joe Pat
tee. Runciman, 222s; Jack williamson.
Vogue House, 2ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
NiEht Edition only the name Of q horse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets Of the day
The code key appears each night In the
Eight Star and Red Line editions a mum.
Der corresponding 70 each letter Of the
alphabet
The horses -nans appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND is PRINTED
~ CODE Tomorrow code follows
All B-ii GEO D-sS E-ga F-1 G-1S
H-a6 I-a9 J-s8 k-ss LII M-42 MS
Orsl PTS o-5 RIB SIS T-5a U-sO
N1g4 Wis NJ VS. lis
Clip this code key, ~ wul enable YOU
10 remember the name 81 tonorfow's code
horse appearing ONLY N THE NIGHT
EDITION