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Evening star., 1944-04-05
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Mrs. Hammond
Wed Yesterday
To Mr.. RideOut

The residence of the Chief Judge
of the Municipal Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia and
Mrs. William E. Richardson was the
scene of the wedding yesterday of
their daughter. Mrs Virginia Rich
ardson Hammond, and Mr.. Joseph
Merrill Rideout, jr, of Alexandria.
The Rev. DR.. Clarence w. Gran
ford of Calvary Baptist Church Of
ficiated at the ceremony, and Mrs.
Rideout's niece. Miss Ann Nugent,
daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Richard E. Nugent, was her only
attendant. Mr.. Prentiss Renolds
Rideout served as best man for his
father.
Following a short trip to North
Carolina, Mr.. and Mrs. Rideout will
make their home in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Officers Installed

Charles Dreyer and Robert
Peterson were installed as presi-
dent and vice president, respec-
lively, of the Christian Endeavor
Fellowship Society of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, Con-
necticut avenue and N street NV,
according to an announcement. The
new second vice president is Miss
Kathryn Coate; recording secre-
tary, Miss Lucille Gaustad; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Mabel
Smith; treasurer, Edwin Dickson;
and historian, Mrs. Lora Blekfeld.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

bouquet was Of gardenias.
The bridegroom's sister, Miss
Clary Cary, was the maid of honor,
wearing a gray marquisette gown
with matching half hat trimmed
with veil, and carrying an arm
bouquet of purple iris. The brides
other attendants, Mrs. Vivian
Smith Pruitt and Miss Dorothy
Powell, wore similar costumes,
their gowns being of peach-color
marquisette, and they also carried
Iris. Master G. Ronald AmeS,
nephew of the bride was the ring
bearer, wearing white satin suit
and carrying the pillow which held
the wedding ring.
MIR. Howard Criswell, jr., AAF,
cousin of the bridegroom, served
as his best man, and the ushers
were, Mr.. Jack Thomas, Mr.. Ralph
Del Tufo, and Mr.. James Rogers
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Ensign Smith,
Miss MeanOr
To Be We'd

DR.. and Mrs. Harold H. Meanor
|of Coraopolis. Pa, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Meanor. to En-
|sign Richard B. Smith, U. S. Mr.,
son of Mrs. John P. Whitney, wife
|of Capt. Whitney, U. S. N, of
Washington and Cedartown, Ga.
The wedding will take place in
|Coraopolis in June, following Miss
Meanor's graduation from Wellesley
College. Ensign Smith is a gradu-
ate of Friends School here and he
attended the University of Virginia
until his enrolment as a cadet in
the Naval Air Corps.
Capt. Whitney, with Mrs. Whit
ney, who recently was on duty in
Washington, now is on the West
Coast
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Girl Scouts Get FIae

An American flag was presented
recently to Girl Scout Troop SO Of
Silver Spring, Md, by Mrs. Carlos
Campbell, State chairman OF the
District of Columbia Flag Com
mittee of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The flag was
the gift of Dr. Ella r. Fales.
through the Deborah Knapp
Chapter, D. A. R.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Cards 4 nnOunce
March Weddine

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Savery
deMerritt have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Doris Eleanor
oeMeritt, to Sergt. John william
Hardy, A. U. S., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Hardy of Kensington.
The wedding took place in the
Mt. Pleasant Congregation
Church March 18, the Rev. DR.. Fred
S. Buschmeyer officiating.
Mrs. David H. Scull was matron
OF honor for her sister and Mr..
Henry Benson, cousin of the BRIDE
groom, was best man.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Talk on P0sfwar

The securing and filling of bags
for Russian War Relief will be dis
cussed by the Clarenford Women's
Club of Arlington, meeting at the
home of Mrs. William Marshall to-
DAY. DR.. Julius Wendell, chief fis-
cal analyst of the Budget Bureau
will speak on Postwar Goals and
Problems"
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Visitors Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Wat
kins were joined yesterday by theil
nephew, Mr.. L. D. Garinger, and
Mr.. Gordon McAfee, who we're en-
route to their home in johnson
City, Tenn, from New York, where
they attended a convention of stu
dent federalists.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
DR.. SoUmann to Sbeak

"The Outlook for Europe" will
be discussed by DR.. F. William Soil
mann, member of the pre-Hitler
German government, at the last
OF a series of open forums presented
by the Public Affairs Committee
of the YWCA, Seventeenth and
< streets NV, at 8 pm. this
evening.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

of Washington; and Mr.. George
F. Ames, A. U. S., of Pittsfield,
Mass, brother-in-law of the bride.
Following the wedding ceremony,
the bridal party and the guests
went to the brides home on Gar
field street for reception. The
young couple was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
parents of the bride, Mrs. Martin
wearing an orchid-color crepe gown
with a veil trimmed hat to match,
and shoulder bouquet of white
orchids, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Cary,
the latter wearing limegreen
crepe gown with a corsage bouquet
Of camellias.
Corpl. Gary and his bride left
later for Tampa, Fla, where the
latter will be stationed.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
DR.. Doyle Viii SbeQk

Dr. Henry Grattan Doyle, on leave
OF absence as dean of George Wash
lngton University to direct the Inter-
American Training Center in Wash
ington, will speak on Postwar Prob
lens in nter-American Relations
at 8:l5 pm. tonight in the hall
OF government at the university
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Ck0tin WCT u.

Mrs. Frances Winters, president
of the Temperance Union of Weav-
erville, N. c., was guest speaker
on the subject. why Temperance
Union in Dry Village" at meet
ing Of Chaplin WCTU at II am
today at headquarters, 522 Sixth
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
that first birthday party, for the

that first birthday party, for the
Maine-born. Iowa-educated (she
graduated from Coe College in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Miss Hans
com, despite her youth, has given
school and Chautauqua programs
in a. States in the United States
and in Canada SO she ought
to be pretty good, and, believe us,
she is!
Evening star., 1944-04-05

MISS ANNABELLE PEARSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis M.
Pearson OF Herndon, Va, an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Anna
belle Pearson, to Sergt. George
William Vredenburg, jr., U. S.
A., son OF Mrs. Vredenburg
OF Akron, Ohio, and the late
Mr.. Vredenburg. The 1Dedding
1oill take place Saturday in
Herndon.
Harris EDtn0 Photo.
Evening star., 1944-05-02
"Lancrest' RayOn
iii O SIERY

She'll never have too many poirs OF
stockings. Choose these serviceoble
royon business sheers for active day.
in, doy-out weor Reinforced cotton
feet for extra "nIeoee." In Honey
eIo and Sundosh. Sizes sIz to l0h,
88c
HOSIERY-Street Floor
Evening star., 1944-05-02

Perhaps you're miles this Mothers Day undoy Nay
gift her will bridge the distance and make
remembered Knowing
eced the kind Of gifts she's likely gifts
say, Youre the First Lady my thoughts today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

Al 3 FartrldKr eniT5
b-Havahome Stable entry
xxFive pounds claimed Tor rider
xxxSeven pounds claimed f"t rder
Post. las p. m (Detroit umeD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
His Appeal Denied

Although not employed evenings
~ on,SundayS Mack was informed
a. W0ld bc rccla>SliIcd m IA L
hc played major league baseball at
those times
Mack father Of two children
WAS classified In LA dining Train
ing season last year and ett- camp
10 come home and file an appeal
The appeal was denied by an
appeal board but a later >elcctiNc
service ruling on pre-Pearl Harbor
fathers put the player IN p nc
forred category
Mack was married shortly after
f+rt-- ri ~alaetf'- service f. E
isratlon lie played the entire
season last summer and went back
10 his lob last October gaining q
:. = II Il t-t itr-vSf 4 It ter tt-t4f
Hal Wagner who catches for
fhe Athletics. is believed 10 be
the only bic Lacquer operating on
q part-ume basis He has an
nounced he VIII play only when
his war Job permits and so far
has not been rcclaSSified by Sclcc-
tive service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Set Golf
Events
BY VI. +. DRUkENBROD

Members of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association. who had
only one competition last season,
are going 10 fare better this
summer.
Their association announced
yesterday it would hold four one
day tournaments and now comes
word of another event in which
many Will participate.
The mems district, which also
VIII resume on wartime basis
plans to revive the popular mixed
fourSomes. Following the pre-
war pattern. it viii attract most
of the leading men and women
golfers.
The first Of The four tourna-
mentS Of the women district Will
be held at Detroit Golf Club,
Tuesday Junc 20 Closc-ln
courses VIII be- sought for the
-alherS.-Thc season Will be played
IN July win TWO planned Tor
August
Proceeds from The tournaments
VIII be given 10 some war agency
at the close of-thc season Most
of the women are busy in war
work and except for these events.
tAp4F-ge4f Viii hn-l limited -t4.-FT EI ~
II fit 4Ett-ttfat -t-trSst-r7rty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Win or Else,
Sdys0N NELL
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND April y Steve
O'Nelll has threatened the Tigers
with an early season overhaullng
unless they beat the Indians here
today.
The Tiger skipper is anything
but pleased with the teams three
straight defeats at the hands Of
the Browns IN Detroit. ending
with an 8 TO 5 defeat yesterday.
I'll give them one more shot
at it," O'Ncill declared. taking
; vicious bite oft the end of
cigar. Then I'll have 10 shake
EN- up"
As result Of the 81 Louis
sweep, the Tigers are wallowing
in last place In the American
League race The Indians haven t
won any games either, but they
have lost only one The White
SoX beat them 81 IN Chicago
a. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

Time t.l3 IS orr 223
mprl Saxon Pau Bauoisni Frontier
lame TsyChiatrisf Demos Me More,
-Tr--TE f-HT E1Eo FAn.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Family
Turf War
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Intra-famiy turf warfare be-
tween members of the Fisher
automobile cian will furnish one of
the sidelights of the Detroit rae
ing season.
Charles T. Fishers famed Dixi-
ana Farm with n horses under
trainer Jack Hodgins. will again
be bidding for honors of the
meeting
But Papa Fisher is going TO
-haAe-SeHae epPesltieR-fFem daaeh-
ter Mary Fisher.
DiXiana Farm usually sends out
some 2-year-olds TO score their
first victories here. So will Miss
Fisher, who has broken away from
the parent establishment this year
for the first time.
She has some 2=xear=nldS- j in
training with the stable Of J. War
field Rogers OF Memphis. Mrs.
Rogers being a close friend of the
Fishers.
Pud McDaniels trains the strong
Rogers stable which campaigned
here last season and which is COM
ing in from Kentucky with 20
head. He viii be in a position To
give trainer Hodgins the laugh if
he sends out Miss Fishers juVe-
niles to beat her fathers here.
DiXlana VIII bring up a new
Jockey this season, the veteran
Ralph Eccard, now riding at
Churchill Downs.
Although horses are already
working out at the FAIR Grounds.
they will not 60 on either of the
two turf courses for several weeks.
lnfleld courses were COW
cred for the winter and recently
seeded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

Everywhere / GO these days
somebody has a word or so 10
say about Dave Ferguson. They
start off by telling you about
the kindness and generosity of
the man.
They add 10 this a few stories
about the fine things he does
for people in general and fell
lows down on their luck in par
ticular,
And then, when you least
expect it, you get this whisper:
Don't nose IL around too
much. But Dave Ferguson may
win this years Kentucky Derby
with Bell BuZzeT."
Well being one OF those peo-
pie who would never pass along
a horse tip TO anyone except
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

Bell Buzzer is the way he likes
distance.
He has been coming on like a
roaring freight in every race.
And he has yet 10 so as far as
the mile and a quarter.
Yep, If ! hadn't promised TO
keep this thing strictly on the
quiet, | might suggest 10 a 7teW
of you that you take more than
a casual glance at Bell Buzzer
Stir Up has been the horse we
like all along mot that anyone
cares which horse we like but
this Saturday in the Wood
Memorial you are pretty sure TO
get a fair line on two Of the
most talked about numbers
Stir Up and Pukka Gin.
They will he there when the
man throws the switch and soon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

my close friends and relatives,
as usual l gave my solemn
promise to each and every one
of Dave Ferguson's boosters
that l wouldn't Let anyone know
about this Bell BuZzer.
Moving this kind of informal
ton around cuts the price, and
well-anyway, let every mothers
son get his own horse tip. Who
am / TO be cutting up these soft
touches right out of the Murphy
feed bag?
But must come TO the point.
This Ferguson horse, Bell
Buzzer, went to the post yester-
day at Louisville in a prep race
and he came bouncing home just
as sweet as you please.
Before yesterdays race. Bell
BuZZer was 60 10 | in the Win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Bl ROB MURPHY
sports Editor

j may be cold ana Ci7muN
and gloomy, i'm Briggs Stadium
thesa iays But two weeks from
tW> S7tWday 10 Viii be mint
WIC1 UT0 I'M LOUISVILLE ana Tho
Sop Youngsters of Americas
Ncar-oij crop Will be- making
taat ron for Ia roses Kun
rH N5tt WIZ Historic
-a-llA!L DaWns.
or course ii you are ono OF
those fortunate enough 10 make
u..-lt..s ou. Mas o. YOU would
hf wise tu iaec along your OWN
mut iu.cp oven D. N0u have 10
round 20 out W.tha HHUcIubbmg
lWHUaEt af the 81. cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
WHITEHEAD HEADS WEST

Wayne Whitcman. president
Joe WRIST, vice president, James
T. Jackson. Secrctary-treaSurer
arc the officers of the West Side
Bowling Classic that closed it,
1884. season last night al Crest
Lanes. Index took the title-hy
III points over Delray. the run.
ner-up.
High scores included Frank LIS
Ter. SUBSTITUTE Tor Neil Sudden.
dorf of Index ESQ, Rob Hill, 645,
Emil MagnuSSon, 636; Raj p r
Hcdgecock. 636. Warren Hoffman
635. and Whiteman. 62l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

ter books. You can be sure that
price this very minute has been
slaShed.
1t would be grand TO have a
Detreit-ewned horse take down
the marbles and the baled hay
on May g. And the more you
look At this Ferguson entry the
more you are inclined TO wonder
AS a 2-year-old in 1913. Bell
BuZZer started IL times. He was
out of the money only TWICE.
He won eight. was second twice
and third twice. --
He has started six races this
year. He has been second twice,
third twice and yesterday he
copied the nod of the Ratchet
faced judge.
But ne most interesting
thing about Dave FerguSon's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

VI NAlAlllE bll NAHA %
Ge.-,-lt- 4E4ttf-ttt and Owner Man
del were able TO snare four VOL
NcrlneS. headed by tackle Johnny
Greene. The others are Bill
Pritula, center; Paul White, a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
De|dno Quits
UNI Press Post Post

ANN ARB0R- Ami n Fred
II DeLano port, publicity dTec-
tor of the University of Michigan
for the past four years resigned
today from tins post 20 Join the
SporSt staff OF the Chicago Tr.b-
unc withWhom he VIII start work
May ]
DcLdnO VINO was graduated
tFeR7 Michigan az -..ceeelled
Ii Col Phlllp c Pack as VOL
VERNE publicity director in Sep
TENDER. 1910 II Col Pack Is
now acting director OF me office
Of veterans affairs in Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

llcNcS Greene, who IS AZ, Will
be- available.
Players drafted by the Lions: Otto
Graham NotthWestern. back. Roher
rITers, Tennessee back Ralph Haywood
$ G end George Bettrdge Utah
back John Greene Michigan. tackle. I'd
Auquie Santa Clara tackle. Paul Briggs
Colorado tackle Rodney Giske, wash.
ington state, guard Matthew Bolger
Notre Dame end Herb Hem Minnesota,
END Paul White, Michigan, hack, Jack
Lesconue g. L. A. guard Doug
Reh0r Dickinson back
B,H prula Michigan, ccnter James
A---+,i-7 +f---i+--- fs,it-tr--
yiCh Colgate back James Helms
Grofp.a Tech. tackle. Elmer Madatlk, De
troji bach William Unbak, Mississippi
state end Ray Ahlstrom. st Mary g.
quarterback. Alex kapter, Northwestern
guard Victor Clark Texas Mines back
Max Fischer oklahoma, center. Charles
Jacuhy Indiana back
Robert Mccarthy. St. Mays end: Stan
Henruckson, Colorado. end Robert Der
leth, Michigan, tackle Fred Bouldin
Missouri hack George Dick Kansas L.,
end. DICK McElwee W. Virginia, back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
BREVITIES:
Pick Stir Up
To Win Wood

NEW YORK April 81 tUPl
Racing rs expected 10 have
lis FIRST 100000 betting day
~ Jamaica tomorrow when The
rival Whitney horses. Stir Up
and Pukka Gin laNoriteS for
the Kentucky Derby match
speed and stamina in the
&alQQl -Nead Memorial
Mrs Payne Whlincy'S Stir
In favored IN The Derby future
book 7t an also viii bc favored
90 win me Wood going 10 the
post a. about So Col { V
Whuncy.S Pukka Gin. second
Derby CHOICE az 81 VIII be Soc
ond choice for the Wood al
about 81 Col Whitney rs a
uDuhcv ul Mrs PAYNE Whitney.
owner Of the famous GrccntrCc
Ctgbfp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

well know more about them.
Winning the Wood Memorial.
however. doesn't mean a horse
is set 10 win the Derby
Count Fleet did II last year,
but only three others among the
20 Wood winners went on TO
kiss tffe=FosFs at=G Churchill
Downs.
q Gallant Fox did il in 1881 =
Johnstown in 1889 and ~
Count last year.
But we should talk in hushed
tones when we mention horses
like this. They were. and are,
champions.
And I'm talking in hushed
tones about Bell Buzzer, Say.
wouldn't this be a swell year for
Detroit TO slip one over on the
boys and gals al Louisville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Some Are Puzzled

But AZ least one draft board
head here seemed puzzled by The
ruling He is George Is Harris
chief OF the county draft board
r-t+rztfffirft group who pointed OFT
his board lacked jurisdiction m
such cases.
a mans selectiye service
classification lies entirely with
the members of his draft board"
Iarris declared but l can't see
why they would concern them
selves with what Mack or any
nther man does in his spare
time. hut since they did. II is
possible circumstance Of the
case justified H.
This town is steamed up over
the ring hrawl which VIII bo
staged az Al Sutphin's arena TO-
night nctween Lloyd Marshall and
Jake LaMotta
Marshall. hometown light
heavyweight. IS a 3 10 . favoritc
though he has agreed. and posted
$1,000 forfeit, that he VIII make
1el pounds at noon today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

RACE S25 coo added Wood
second dfvisloub 3.ycat-olds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Rainbow s
Near Title

Rainbow is closer today 10 the
Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League title after winning three
last night from Martin, 3105 to
2728, al Ambassador as Koppitz
won a pair from FarriS, 2770 to
1884.
Fred Miller. Rainbow. had 669.
Leslie Townsend. Palmer Park,
-662, aRd EXERT 4AeHz Rainbow
639 The 3l05 Is = ReAp season high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

NoDtng Of The DctrOlt SkatlnE
Association VIII bc held Saturday
night az that famous hostelry
NGruLcrs IN New Baltimore
-4-ttf--+4esll++- ti4-AhArp- rnad- Ant+ cant
miss it, and PRESIDENT BILL
MILLER officers vii be
elected and If any service skaters
are home they are welcome for
free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Bay City Waruaft
To Honor State Hero

BAY CITY April - A de-
s'roNer escort now being built 80
IcFoe Shipyarj here VIII bc
uamGd- After NaELn1- Sci Donald
Nof first wW casualty from
lIart Mich o'uca., sand TODAY
The vessel VIII bc ahr-fcu.a hs
l- WIDOW Mir, Barbara Wolf
Santa Barbara Gait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Canadian Mat Champ
WrestlesHere Tonight

Joe Maisch. claimant of the
Canadian junior heavyweight title
writ meet SrCVc NCUOtt, KHOWn is
the Bulgarian Lion, on the Wrc>-
Ting triple-header at Fairvicw
Gardens tonight.
The other two bouts all one
hour limit. are between local war
workers, Bert Ruby rs Dale Had
dock and Johnny Silvy vs.. George
Cornell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
HANDICAP TOO BIG

J. l1aS-- nf cnurse- too laie rs
thc Browns had run their total
af- ri4ns-llp tn-cicht which uaSA
too much Of handicap Tic
Tigers did however reveal I'M
provcmcnfS in hitting
punched hlts and costly
passed ball gave The Browns a
ftvIng start with two runs in The
first When NeWhoIScr lost con-
troll and hits were mixed with
v7fkg- ti1-r.t--e- iiti--fi ilf44--l-
more markers TO their totlln me
rtt77T7tt ifrTt
Nerp stephen drove home iva
of the three tallo, m this frame
with p tWo-hagger far oHct Doc
CraWcr, head ard Mark Christ
man ono-time Tiger bctlcd
nome tho other with single
The Tigers retrieved two Of tho
counters in their half Of the third,
Rudy York driving home both
with a single
Three more 81 Louis ruys
were podred across the plate n
tho fourth. With two away T.
Sctt took over and after thar tbe
visitors acted more respectfully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Race Purses $459,o0o
FOR SATURDAY

WILMINGTON. Del April u
UNS) The Delaware steeple-
chase and Racing Association an
nounced today that the 1914 meet.
running from May 29 10 July a
inclusive. will have a stake and
purse distribution of approxi-
matclv Si5S 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
PhiIIy Hurler Rejected

PHILADELPHIA. April 81
CUP Al Gerheauser. Joplin. Mo,
big left-hand pitcher of the Phila-
delphia Philies. was rejected for
army service today after X-ray
pictures showed back and hip
condition which makes him unfit
for military service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

pagnc of Michigan avenue
lcanncd hcat.
I mean 10 say the social ad-
vantagcS Of Louisville are not
likely 10 be this May o what
they have been IN other years,
man and boy
But thCrCwrfftt1r- some sleek
ana painpored horSefleSh, as al
ways going 20 the post. And,
sun. I think it is high time
somebody said something about
horse which VIII carry the
banner of a Detroit sportsman,
baVc Ferguson.
II happens that We can't
clam amy close friendship with
Tins man Ferguson But he GER
lanly must bo one OF the better
citizens of our sports fraternity
lu these parts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
kEeaVyweiShfs
Fight Here

Buddy Walker of Columbus
and Joe Maxim Of Cleveland.
both ranked among the first 10
ny ring magazine, will tangle
in "A l0-round feature at Olym-
pia next Friday, promoter Nick
IondeA announced IheA-are
heavNweights.
Leroy Willis of Detroit and
sammy ParrottO OF Pittsburgh
meet i'm the Ground semihnal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
NARRAGANSETT PARK

ALPINE LlGHT, va c0mmunlque
MateriaitZe
. BUSY NINE Fresh As Paint Burgoo
Lady.
3-sPACE. Army Glider Dark Sissy.
-ANCIPITAL, Bat9que Aldridge
MISS q 5. o.. AIT supremacy. Val
dina Gar
MINER Lunt entry Eeztlps
7-OLD WHITLEY. Tetra Rock. Ball
Player
s-ONE SHIN Tower Maid Landslide
q-JACK VENUE Buddcd, Long straw
BEST MINER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

20 inc plan
Jack Zeler has on number al
occasions declared The Detroit
club policy 10 be that player
rs either "A player or "a plant
worker. which Is IN substance
what Mack'S board told him.
we felt Mack was either An
engineer or ball player. tine
chairman of Board 20 here dc
Clared IN announcing The der.-
sion
SiacE who PLAYED second base
for tnc Indians , employed in an
engineering capacity at am aircraft
products company he had APP
H.a=red before the hnaLd 10 discuss
the possibility OF play with the
Indians during ms of hours This
would he evenings and Sundays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
CITY PIN MEET

Ono change was on record at
Palace last night Evans Inspec-
ton, scoring 1881. making 266 for
third in-ClaSS- E--A1- NnGue-
Erwin kamin and Walter PovlL
Kamin shooting go. had 1905 for
third I'm regular doubles.