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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
$4,000 Aids
Fire Victims
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

The extent TO which the Detroit
horsemen's relief society will go
toward re-establishing those sta
bles that burned out in Saturdays
disastrous fire, is TO be decided at
a meeting OF the trustees today.
1t has been indicated the trus-
tees. headed by Charles A. Bray,
president of the society. and in
GLIDING Charles T. Fisher. Clar-
ence T.. Lehr, Louis j. Lepper and
Racing Commissioner Bowling.
will lay out at least SIS, 900 in an
attempt to put the horsemen back
on their feet.
No strings are attached TO the
money, which has been raised by
charity days and by voluntary
contributions by the management
OF the track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
.HITLEsS YANKEES

The main thing wrong with the
Yanks aside from reported
lack Of hustle--ls poor pitching
and such amateur fielding that
you wouldn't know II was the
Yanks If you didn't sit there and
watch them. They're not hitting
either. Hitless Yankees is some
kind OF a freak thing scarcely
ever has been seen in this genera
ton, or for years any way.
-Every Day l. D-DAy In FactOries--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

A. Portland Ne -Coiey Wslch $50
Portland Knocked out Boyo MaNon, 1856
BrltIh navy (2Oi. Larry ViUepsuve
its Berlin. y n, deciuoned Jimmy
Cook, 147. Portland 60.
Al New Bedford. Mass --Vern Pstter-
son, i4s, Chicago. decisioned Billy Tor
diglone 1f7. Boston.
At Hartford. Conn Vic Delhcurti 100.
New York decisioned Tiger Lou Jones
is6. Augusta. Ga GOl; Jimmy Arrest
if2 decisioned Jackie Connors. ii9. New
York tsl,
Al Guido. 1875 New York technically
knocked out Angel Avilss. 1874 Mexico
CITY 50
At Union CITY. y Tony shucco.
ISL. Boston, drew with Teddy Randolph.
LIS, Nev York l0I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

DETROIT
FIrh Race gre Power Believe
sixth Racs-BUliAnt Ply.
AQUEDUCT
Nst'her. raining. track sloppy.
Post. l.iS 2 m EWT
Fir- Race Wise Brave, Aubsr. sleepy
Time Gal siEht.
Second Race Victory Mad
Third Race West HAddon Circus
Fourth Race-Nsldina Dust, BuTa.
Firh RAce-Chevronel
sixth Racc--Step Arross
seventh Race Lou Bfs. Sweeping
Time Home Fnght, Ravenaia, Mrs
Ames.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather, cloudy. track muddy
post 2 80 p m EWT
FIRST Race Flaming High. Lllson
Second Race cute Eye Spare The
Rod Defense stamp. Msnt.
Third Race--Good Deal
Fourth Race Sporting Guy
Eighth Race-Ida Rogers. Creepy
Mouse.
ARLINGTON PARK
Weather, clear, track. fast
Post. p m EWT
Second Race-Tib. HAlsey. Puckety,
QUICK Stitch Sir 10. Nanflag
Third Pace Door Yock Horizon
FIph Race Pleasure Hour. LADY Eli.
FtEnth Race-Yar
Smith Race 1substitu,e - Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
They re Now
.Hif|ess Ydnks
BY LAYTON CARVER

NEW YORK. June p QNS)-
The desperate New York Yankees
have reached into the minors and
come up with a Philadelphia
Philly caStoff in a frantic move
10 avert the disaster of a finish
deep in the second division of the
American League.
The world champions have sunk
TO the depths that in the past
was regarded as some never-never
land they were certain they would
never visit. They stand as a
pretty terrible ball club as of this
moment. but may get going yet
if Manager Joe Mccarthy can in
iect some hustle into few OF the
laggardS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
HURRY ONLY A FEW

Swings. trspere bar. climbing
rope. ladder. hori1ontsI bar.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Fiqht Results
Nv niied Pres.

Army Ar shov Il Ere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
LEVY HASN'T STUFF

What good the deal completed
yesterday will do is problematical,
but seems to have established be-
yond further rebuttal that out
fielder ED LEVY won't ever be
a jor Lacquer hard as he has
tried TO make il. He was sent TO
Milwaukee with cash for HAIR
Shell MARTIN, who outfielded
for the PhilleS from 1897 to
1910 and one year enjoyed peak
batting average of .298.
At the moment he is hitting
around .345 against the fat minor
league hurting. However, Levy
was hitting only .247 for the
Yanks when he was cast adrift
yesterday so any change in the
situation is almost certain 10 be
for the better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

Oakland =. Seattle
san Diego s Hollywood 2
Sacramento 4 San Francisco q.
Los Angeles ,, Portland s
Evening star., 1944-05-25
lucky Draw Returns
To Form, but Isn't
Belmont Eligible
BY the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 25.-George D.
Widener's Lucky Draw. which came
down with collie on the eve of the
Kentucky Derby after winning the
second division of the Wood Memo
rial, is back in form again, but he
won't be a threat to Pensive's bid
for the triple crown. Being geld
ing, Lucky Draw isn't eligible for
the rich Belmont Stakes June 3. He
beat three Belmont eligibles, how
ever, in easily winning yesterdays
Peter Pan Handicap and $7,875.
Col. c. v. Whitney's sensational
filly, Flyweight, is not eligible for
the Arlington Lassie Stakes, to be
run at Chicago's Washington Park
July l. but she has been nominated
for the companion race, the Princess
Pat Stakes, August S.
Trainer John Gaver and Jockeys
Eddie Arcaro and Ted Atkinson
have accepted invitations to help
entertain military patients at the
new cantonment hospital at Mitchell
Field, Long Island, next Sunday.
Who Goes There, winner Of the
Withers last Saturday, appears to be
at his best form. He was given a
long workout Wednesday and went
an easy 10 furlongs over the main
track at Belmont in 2:11H.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Boys Club Fostering
BountifuI Program
During Summer

With go baseball teams under full
steam, softball leagues being organ
lied and with one of the finest
swimming pools in the country. the
Boys Club of Washington has plenty
to offer youngsters between the ages
of 8 and 18 in a summer roundup
drive for new members to be staged
between June / and Is.
All three club buildings will be
open during the summer, with spe.
cial athletic programs, and many
outdoor facilities made available by
the District of Columbia Recreation
Department will be used.
Starting the day after the school.
shut down, hours at the various
clubhouses will be as follows
Georgetown Branch, 2726 M street
NV, and Central Branch, 230 &C
street NV, l pm. to 8 pm. with
outdoor programs during the morn
ing; Eastern Branch, Seventeenth
and Massachusetts, avenue Sc, 9:3C
am. to 6 pm. Saturday hours will
be from $50 am. to pm.
The Eastern Branch Club will re-
open its swimming pool, one of the
best, on Monday June S. A special
program to teach swimming to as
many boys as possible will 60 into
effect at that time.
Boys between the ages of 8 ano
18 may obtain applications at the
clubhouse. Boy teams of present
members are being organized to par.
ttcipate in the membership cam
paign, and awards will be presented
to teams and individuals securing
the greatest number OF new mem
bers.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Meade, Long Suspended,
Reinsfafed in New York

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 25.-Don Meade
veteran jockey under suspension
since October 40, 1912. has beer
reinstated by the stewards of ths
Jockey Club.
Meade. the country's leading
jockey in 1888 and 1941, was sus-
pended on a charge of collusion in
q race at Jamaica.
He also had suffered a suspension
in 1886 that lasted until 1888 in
Florida and until the following
spring in New York and Maryland.
Winner of the Kentucky Derby on
E. R. Bradley's Brokers Tip in 1888
he started riding on the big-tinse
tracks some Is years ago.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Grays, Phi||y Stars
|CIash Here Toniqht

Fresh from an 11-to-3 victory
over the Elite Giants in Baltimore
last night, the Washington Home
stead Grays take on the Phila-
delphia Stars tonight at $50 in
Griffith Stadium, marking the first
time Negro baseball has gone under
the lights at the local park.
The Quaker City nine. bolstered
by the return of Roy Partlow to the
mound, shapes up as one of the
most promising clubs in the circuit.
The slab staff already lists Barney
Brown and Charley FirebalD
Boone. All are southpaws.
Jelly Jackson returns to the line
up tonight. jackson, veteran of
six seasons with the Grays, handled
seven chances without error at short
in the Brooklyn game Sunday.
Partlow or Brown likely will fate
Dave Hoskins, Grays' young speed
baIler.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
wash in ton at Cleveland
(night)
Washington Homestead Grays
VS.. Philadelphia Stars, Griffith
Stadium. might, $50.
Heurich at Fort Myer, $50.
Track.
Interhigh meet, Central Sta
dium, 3:45. Prelims)
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Camp Springs at Receiving
Station, $50.
Wilson at Eastern (serieS), 4.
Central at Western (series), 1.
Blair at Bethesda, $3.50.
GonZaga at Roosevelt. 4.
st. Anthony's at Anacostia, 4.
Maryland Park at G.. W., 4.
Track.
Interhigh meet, Central Sta
dunn, 3::45. CFinalS.)
Golf.
Schoolboy championships, quail
flying round, Indian Spring, 4.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Golf.
Schoolboy championship, first
and second rounds, Woodmont,
8 and 1890.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
MolIis Tolls Here
For Gruziuno Tilt

Tommy Mollis. who risks his
string of nine straight local VIC
tories against Rocky Graziano
next Monday night in Grif1th
Stadium, was to start training
at Turner's Arena today for the
bout that will send the popular
veteran toward bigger money or
put him on the chute.
Turner's Arena holds a charm
for Old Tom and he said that
he'd be glad to complete his
training there.
He recently topped off his sue
cesses here by whipping Red
Doty in a revenge bout.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Rass|ing Fans Pay S2,7O0
To Watch CoIortuI Show

Gal wrestlers brought $2,700 gate
to Turner's Arena last night. May
Weston used body slam to beat
Gladys Gillem: Mae Young whipped
chubby Nell Stewart; Rose Evans
got up from a bad tumble to nail
Elvira Snodgrass with body press
In the male part Of the show
Michele Leone drubbed the Arena S
villain, Cliff Olsen; Maurice La
Chappelle and Billy Darnell drew in
a Commute scientific exhibition. :.
Herman Dutch) Rohde got the de-
cision in a rowd-pleaser with Don
Evans, after Joe Turner himself
entered the ring to reverse Tiny
Bouque's original verdict.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Takoma Team Grabs
$1,000 Pin Purse
On Final Night

winners of the Rosslyn Independ-
ent League championship ON total
pins, the Takoma Recreation COM
bination of Stew and Johnny Bur-
ger, George and Buck Mcdonald
and Leo Sorel today stood to split a
first-place prize of 81, 200, the largest
purse ever awarded duckpin team.
The league will distribute more
than 5000.
The payoff will be Sunday night
at 7:30 when Gait Davis stages q
sweepstakes to put the finishing
touches on a hectic season for the
24-team loop which last night COM
pleted q 138-game schedule, the
longest in the history of league COM
petition in this area.
The newly crowned champions
entered the final night in third
place, q game back of the dead
locked pacesetting Mayo's ESQ and
Washington Cab. Led by Johnny
Burgers 373 the Takoma quint
swept Circle Paving. Washington
Cab took two games from last-year's
pennant-winning Shaffer Flower
Shop, losing the first tilt on roll
of after Frank Mischou's last-box
spin spare tied the game for Shat
fer.
The Mayos, who had the edge on
the erstwhile f1rst-place tied Wash
ington Cab, were dealt disastrous
three-game setback by Quality Shop,
losing the first tilt by one pin. The
defeat dropped Mayo to third place.
Clarendon Decorators, potential
pennant-winner all season, finished
fourth after winning a game from
A. L. Kelley & Son while Shaffer
Flower placed fifth and Arlington
Trust took sixth place.
Eddie Keith of Mayo for the third
consecutive season sports the indi-
vidual title with a top average of
1912 for 1872 games, beating out
Johnny Burger of Takoma by a close
margin of SIS pins.
Evening star., 1944-05-25

| Final-frame rallies and extra
inning scoring was q feature OF close
contests on schoolboy diamonds yes
terday, when Washington-Lee de-
feated Mount Vernon, to /, and
Bethesda handed Landon a 4-to-0
beating.
In other tits, Gonzaga trimmed
Naticna. Training School. to 0,
and Armstrong took Cardozo, II to
0, in games won by one and two-hit
twirline.
With Mount Vernon leading / to
10. Washington-Lee went to work in
the ninth inning and slammed in
three runs. 1t was General Pitcher
Jack Granger's eighth win of the
season,
Mt Vernon ---- 900 900 1eo-I s 8
Wash Lee ----- 900 600 003-3
crump and Roberts; Granger and
lDruckenmiller.
Game between Bethesda and
Landon on the winners diamond
was scoreless until the eighth, and
/ CAlX q WAkCAl LllN x10k Oklo cbf&CNl
4-rdn rally. George Myers allowed
the Landonitess only three hits and
struck out 10 for his seventh victory.
r. H. Z,
Landon -------- 900 600 900 3 Z
Bethesda ------ 900 90 Of
Leachman. Brawner and Latta; Myers
and wallace.
1t was the twelfth straight for
Armstrong High when the Strong
arms routed Cardozo at Brooks
Stadium, with Ray Reeder pitching
two-hit ball. The victory clinched
the District Negro school baseball
title for Armstrong for the ninth
straight year.
csrdoso ------ 600. 600 %
Armstrong - $50 320 XII IL 1
| Stewart and Jones: Reeder and Robin
| son.
Pitcher Harry Miller of Gonzaga
twirled a one-hitter against Ma
tional Training School and famed
Evening star., 1944-05-25
MRS Nine Whips Comeo
with 5-TuIIy Finish

A f1ve-run rally staged in the sew
enth inning gave Naval Receiving
Station 6-to-5 victory over Cameo
in an Industrial League game on the
Navy field yesterday. The score was
tied on runs tailed by singles OF
Schmidt, Riley, Grimes and Rad
cliff. and booth, a pinch hitter
then poled a single to bring the
winning marker across the plate az
darkness ended the game.
Cameo ---------z- 003 900 2-5 .
MRS ------- 900 100 Sc {
Ratteries-McIntyre and Walsh; Crime,
and Riley -
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Perry Keeps Dovis Tilt.
Manager Gursh Saws

Harry Garsh says that Aaron
Perry will keep his date with Al
Dummy Davis at Madison Square
Garden.
Perry's manager checked with
Mike Jacobs last night to put to rest
rumors that the local welter, licked
by Henry Armstrong in six rounds
here Monday night, had lost the
Davis bout as q result of the beating.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Ierps Book Grid Trip
To Michigan State

Maryland has added a seventh
game to its 1914 grid list, booking 9
trip to Lansing to play Michigan
State, which is resuming the game
after a years lapse, on November II
1t will be the Old Liners first
jaunt to the Midwest since they
played Indiana some yeare ago.
One more contest will be ar.
ranged, possibly with a service
team, to add to home tits with
Hampden-Sydney. West Virginia
V. M. I. and Virginia and other trips
to Florida and Wake Forest
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

Today q year ago-Dr. Edward
3. Elliott announced his retire
ment as director of athletics at
Columbia u. z.
Three years ago-PauI Runyan
won Goodall golf tourney with
plus 26 score; Vic Ghezzi and
Gene Sarazen tied for second.
Five years ago-Henry Arm
strong retained welterweight title
by outpointing Ernie Roderick In
l5-round bout st London.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Arlington lkes to Plan
And See Two Films

Arlington Fairfax Chapter Of thu
Izaak Walton League will hold it,
regular meeting next Tuesday al
$3.50 pm. at Evans Coffee Shoppe.
All those interested in the out.
doors are invited to attend and heir
plan to do their share in protectins
natural game resources.
Two films, "Silver Rainbows" ant
His Majesty, the Black Mallard. >
will be shown.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
New Way to Stort
Harness Contests
By the Associated Press


WESTBURY, N. Y, May Is
A new system of starting harness
races will be introduced at the
opening of the 42-day Roosevelt
Raceway meeting Monday.
Instead of going down the
track, turning and coming back
to the barrier on a 10-second
count, the horses will turn off into
the infield just above the judges
stand, return through gate
about IS yards farther down the
course in single file and. as the
pole horse reaches his position,
they will receive the get ready"
signal and count of five is
tolled before the "go" command.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Pro Golfers in Service
Trim Navy Team, go
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 49,
Fifth Naval District golf sextet,
comprised of pros stationed at the
Bainbridge and Norfolk naval
training centers, yesterday defeated
the Naval Academy, 60, in an
exhibition.
Demaret defeated Douglas, 1910.
Runyan defeated Paul, 74-79.
Worsham defeated Smith, 73-77.
Harper defeated Rankin, 75-7g.
O'Donnell defeated Walker 77-S4,
Dunn defeated London, $50.
Demaret, WorSham and Dunn are
stationed at Bainbridge and the
other three at Norfolk.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Signal Corps and Navy
To Breuk SoftbuII Tie

Signal Corps and Navy Depart
ment, tied for second in the Recrea-
ton Department Colored Softbal
League, will battle tomorrow at 6:4s
pm. on Lincoln Memorial diamond
25. Each won both of its past
games. Fiscal Directors are setting
the pace with three wins against no
defeats.
Recent games resulted as follows
Quartermasters. /: AGO, o.
Veterans Administration, 10: Airing
ton Hail. s.
Navy Department, B.; FOUSA, 8.
Army Air Forces. 4 Quartermasters, 2
AGO, "a; Foreign Economic Admins
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Princeton, Cornell List
EnqIish Track Meet
BY the Associated Press.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 25.-Cornell
and Princeton will hold an English
system" dual track meet here Sat-
urday.
Instead Of the usual big teams
each school is limited to two entries
in each Of IL events and only first
places will count.
In event Of 6-6 tie second place
will determine the winner.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Women's Golf Tourney
Dutes Are Announced

Qualifying play in the annual
De C. Recreation Department Open
golf tournament for colored women
will be held on the Langston course
June 16 and II, with match play
starting June Is and running
through June Is.
The entry fee is $l.50, with the
lists closing at Langston at l pm
June Is. Information on the tour
nament may be obtained from Jo-
seph H. Cole, Adams 1850, extension
IT. Entries may be sent to Cole at
314e Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
U. T. Girls and Gurvins
Are SoftbuII Victors

United Typewriter girls softball
team nosed out the gal Marines, 4
to 3, and Garvin's Grill mems team
swamped Boiling Field, 7 to /, In
games at Ballston Stadium last
night.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Women's SoftbuII Results

Four games have been played In
the Colored Women's Softball
League at Banneker, with the fol-
lowing results:
Engineers, 8; AGO, g.
Navy Department, L Arlington Hall, o.
Civil Service Commission, IS: Aericul-
ture, g
Sisnal Cnrps. 10. 0Martermasterx 4
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Varied Baseball

Navy. 2: Columbia, 1 90 inningD;.
Norfolk, /.
Virginia Tech. 8: Wilson General Hos
pital of Staunton, 6.
Michfgen. l;tFort Custer, O.
Camp Davis, 4; Fort Bragg.-0.
Camp Lee. Y: Hampden Sidney, 1.
Lehigh. g.; IAfayette. 4
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Fiqhts Last Niuht

By the Associated Press.
FLINT Mich-Jimmy Reeves, ITO
Cleveland. outpointed Eddie Taylor, 17Ik
Detroit t10): Martin Doyle, 147. Birming.
ham, Ala, knocked out Otto Schmidt, I50
Detroit CO.
OAKLAND, scaiif-Hoiman williams,
I80h. Chicago. otItpointed jack Chase
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Aberdeen Cancels Comes

ABERDEEN, Md, May Is R.--
Remaining 16 games on the Aber-
deem Proving Ground baseball list
have been cancelled because OF an
intensified training schedule.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Montgomery Conquers
Damascus Nine, o-8

Richard Montgomery High School
of Rockville defeated Damascus
High, 9-8, in a ball game played on
the winners diamond, for its second
win in four starts.
Montgomery goes against Pools
vile tomorrow.
Montgomery -- 40 010 30 1b
Damascus - 400 900 4-e q
Peck and Freeberger: Hines and Nc
GrsU
Evening star., 1944-05-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. 'A-1o
THURSDAY.
Garrison Finishes, Hot Hurting
Mark SchooIboy Ball Games

IL on the losers field. Moe Zanger
was the hitting star, getting pair
of doubles in three trips.
Evening star., 1944-05-25

Pitcher Harry Miller of Gonzaga
twirled a one-hitter against Ma
tional Training School and famed
Evening star., 1944-05-25
From our '43 log book.

vessels for management and operation During the yea,
100000 tons Of cargo handled By the end Of
wartime losses from American feet had reached q
vessels f new fully refrigerated ships ordered :.
When wartime conditions permit, the Company plans to
operate these ships in regular weekly service from
the west coast of the United States and Central America
to Great Britain and Europe, we'll resung its long
established Caribbean services 49,.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-30
NJ OUT
FOR THIRD r

New York (CNS) A Philip Ran
dolph, head of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters, has come out
for ar independent party to be or
ganized without delay if America
is to face with assurance the difficult
problems of peace and postwar re-
construction"
In a stirring article in the Com
mon Sense Magazine, Randolph says
he wants this party to stand up the
Scanlcn-D awson-LaFollett Bill for
a permanent FEPC. 1t would want
the party to be clearly for a federal
poll tax repeal bill and a federal
anti-lynching bill and for abolition of
race segregated education in border
states such as Missouri and Mary
land.
1T must exclude f~ascists and com
munists but such groups as the Lib
eral Party in New York, the Polite
al Action Committee, the Socialist,
Party and Michigan Commonwealth
Federation should be urged to unite
with the trade unions and liberal
farm organizations in building the
new PARTY"