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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Jockey Arthur Cooper. one Of The
most intelligent, conscientious
IderS at the Far Grounds.
Art, a why. lean youth, was
gwen a medical discharge from
the army not so long ago Hes
now AZ the FAIR Grounds looking
FOR mounts. But as yet no one
has set a track record IN trying
10 give him fresh start
Born and reared in the boss
country around Louisville, Cooper
started riding in 1885. w G.
Weant held his first contract.
Then PAT Knabelkamp, who owns
the Louisville 6oioneis, bought his
contract and took nm East There
he mingled with the elite Of the
turf. riding for such people as
kunnel Bradley, the WhltneyS and
others. In 1886 Cooper was the
fourth leading jockey IN the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Wildcats Start
Summer Grid Drills

EVANSTON, Ill. July Sum
mer football practice will get
under way at Northwestern Uni
versity next Wednesday when
Coach Lynn Waldorf greetS a
squad OF nearly 100 candidates on
Roycemore Field. The summer
drills which are being held in
place OF the traditional spring
practice will continue for FIVE
weeks.
Only seven OF the rs lettermen
on last falls third-place con-
ference team will return this fall
The other candidates are either
newcomers 10 the navy unit or
have matriculated as civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Still Picks White Sox

July 4, the date when pennants
are supposed 10 be cinched in the
major leagues, is practically with
US The old theory probably will
hold true in the National where
The Cards now lead by com
Portable margin But there's still
plenty OF guessing going on IN
The American, and Wei still take
tsmes J. DYKES and his White
>oX.
Dixie Walker probably will he
named captain Of the National
-osgue All-StarS, an honor that
ertsinly viii Re deserved.
The aviation training school a.
Ohio STATE has named is field
or Cap' Don Scott. IN honor Of
ne famous Buckeye back who
ed in Inc crash O. his army air
plane IN England
T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

10 be included in the 1914 YER
sion OF Adams career with the
Wings in the Olympia program is
the fact that the first time he
ever played hockey against De-
troit he scored a goal on his first
turn on the ice.
That was in November, 1927
when Adams was playing defense
for Ottawa Senators. Detroit was
then the Cougars. playing at the
Border Cities Arena in Windsor.
WHO SAYS THERE AMT AN
AMATEUR DEPT: Just to prove
there is a sport where they stick
TO a slmon-pure code. the boys
who are running the National In
dustrial Softball tournament at
Mack Park rejected two outstand-
ing teams. including the powerful
Dow Chemical club OF Midland,
because neither could prove all
the players actually worked in
the plants they represent
Zollner OF Fort Wayne is
favored in the event. which runs
through July q they play
Briggs of Evansville this Sunday
afternoon in an all-lIoosier battle
at 2:30 o'clock.
McCLURE'S LUCK HOLDS:
Over in Chicago. where his good
handicap mare. Gold Princess, ran
second the other day, old Davey
Mcclure is congrstulating himself.
You remember Davcy, who went
up San Juan Hill with Teddy's
Rough Riders and still carries a
Spanish bullet in his leg? He
won many a race around here
with Gold Princess and Society
Lady. his two-horSe stable .
took a lot of pride in fixing up his
little section OF the shedrow,
painting and raking and sweeping.
He loved those two horses.
When Dave showed up from Okla
homa with his horses this year he
was told his space had been AL
lotted 10 some one with a big
string Of horses.
His feelings hurt, Dave shipped
away 10 Chicago.
There's nothing but cinders
where Dave and his horses would
have been - in Barn To- which
burned 10 the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
0Id-Tinne Stars
Play Legion 9

Famous names VII appear
among he stars In ire lineup o.
The Old-TinerS team winch VIII
engage the American Legion All
Stars a. Ives Field, Hamilton
and Pitkin, AZ p. m. this Sun
day.
Myles Main, onert.me Tiacr
pitcher, IS expected TO 90 some
OF the pitching for the Old-Tim.
ers. Other old-tuners arc Mike
Msnosky, Oscar Stanago Johnny
Mitchell and Frank Fuller y
Bill Byron, famous biz league
umpire, Will call The balls anc
strikes as long as The two teams
permit him The gate receipts 20
10 the Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Baltimore Fight Boom

Harry Raskin, the No. ! fight
second OF Michigan. post cards
from Baltimore that the fight be-
tween Big Boy Brown and Harry
Bobo OF Pittsburgh was thriller,
II you can imagine any fight in
which Big Boy Brown participates
differing thrills.
Anyway, Harry says il was and
that Brown has been rematched
in Baltimore. Incidentally, Balti-
more is the second best fight
town in the country right now.
IN. Y, OF course, is frst0
Raskin also found an oppor-
tunity to predict win for Lee
Oma over Lou Nova when they
meet here on July Ia.
Speaking Of fighters, we see
where Saint Thomas has can
celed his future fights until after
the Democratic national conven-
ton. He's going to Chicago 10
represent Father Divine IN the
Roosevelt camp.
Which reminds me OF the story
they are telling on Gov. Bricker.
He returned 10 Columbus after
being named the candidate for
vice president and told how glad
he was TO be back in Ohio. An
hour after the speech he re-
ceived wire from Democrat
which read:
"Since you like Ohio 40 much
well do our best 10 keep YOU
there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Aqueduc+ Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up, about
y miles lover hurdles).
a.Boied shirt
adams 1880 $40 10
Sunday PuIzl. tMeGovern) 40 , so
Air Marshal (JenningD 8. so
Time 2:i5. of 1927.
Royal Ruby II, West Haddon. Similar,
affect Fox and Bell Tower also ran.
sa-D. b stephens entry.
SECOND RAcE-2-yssr-olds. 81 fur
s.Wsr 'eep tsnideD $40 $50 73o
Cashmere CLlndberg) 500 100
Dagger tWoodhouse) $50
Time ! :Q6 is, of 203h.
Kimberly, a-Greylord, g. 7. Joe, First
stage Bob Mann and Helvetian also ran.
a-Mains Chance entry.
THIRD RAcE-3-yesr.olds and up, a
mile
Roseviih Arearol $50 go 35oO
Steep Accent (Meade) $40 40
Foraysr (Mehrtensl 2t0
Time IA Us, off 2atl.
a-Pinefa Frrant Lass One Look, Sun
Banner and s-Margie's sue also ran.
a-Hsvahome Stable entry.
FOURTH RAcE--3.y.sr.olds and up =
J.. Havre twoodhou,e) $50 $50 $40
Omission tLindberg) 2.s0 40
Dit tMehrtensl Do
Time az as. of 3:2l.
SWlmmln' hole ana SINGING ioICn Ole"
ran.
FIFTH RACE-3year-oids and up, 5.
mile:
New Moon (wsstrope) 1880 500 $50
Possuet tStout) ESQ so
Skin Deep (smith) $50
Time l:li off. 3:5e'S
Brownie and Bill Sickle also ran.
sITH RACE 3-year-olds and up, IA
miles;
Four Freedoms
fArcsrol 400 $50 $50
Wait a Bit (smithl IL 10 70
First Fiddle (Westrope) 100
Time 1902 As. OFF 4t2h
Alex Barth. Bankrupt, Families, lola
Rose, Stefanita and Princeouillo also ran.
SEVENTH RACES, 900, handicap ,.
wear -olds and up, IN miles
Eye for Eye tLongden) $50 90 70
Lord Calvert (Westrope) $40 $50
In Question (Arcaro) 20
Time 2:is 3.S OF 5.1sit
Blue Nose and Resolute II also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3.yesr-olds and ur'
I 1.is miles.
step Across
(Noodhouss) IL 40 ~ 10
Yankee Girl Lindbsrgl 3 so 90
Smart Lookin' (Mshrtens) 80
Time 1:t7 on s:b3is
Dead Level, Dairy Lady and Rsrihtd
suiIi... ~. IA. nonas Tao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Expect Forty
Lions Aug. 1t
They'll Train Again
at Crosse lie Club
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Coach Dorais expects TO have at
least 40 candidates signed when
the Lions report for training at
their camp at West Shore Golf
and Country Club on Crosse lie
Aug. 26.
This will be the second year the
Detroit pro gridders will have
trained there.
1.-THE Lions found the Crosse
lie camp ideal for all purposes"
Lou Cromwell, new general
manager, pointed out. "It has
all the advantages of camp
In distant parts, yet Is close 10
Detroit. Though warm weather
prevails In August, the players
found the island much cooler
than here"
A total of II candidates already
have been signed.
FOUR PROSPECTS
In the list were Irwin Biasi. 1885,
pound former captain and triple
threat tailback from Western
Maryland; Kermit Schaffer. a
kicking and passing halfback from
Alabama; Bob Outlet, 195-pound
fullback from Colorado Univer-
sity, and 165-pound Jack Lowther,
all-city tDetroiD high school
triple-threat back in 1889 who
played for University OF Detroit
in 1912.
All four prospects hold medical
discharges from the armed forces.
Lowther and Schaffer were in the
army air corps. Biasi and Outlet
served in the army.
Elmer Hackney. the "one-man
gang" from Kapsas State, is the
first veteran 10 sign. He will be
playing his third year with the
Lions. With Harry Hopp, frankie
Sinkwich and Chuck Fenenbock
missing, the former kansan is ex-
pected 10 carry the brunt OF the
Lions ground offensive this fall.
While Sinkwich is not listed,
there still is an outside chance
the famed University of Georgia
peach of football, win be back
with the Lions.
Sinkwich, out Of the merchant
marine, is said TO be making an
other effort 10 get into the army.
Should he fail, he is likely 10 be
playing pro football again, accord
ing TO word from his home IN
Youngstown.
-Mhen Ola Nnu Last Buy a Rnnd =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Idle for the past week, the De-
troit Motor City Giants will re-
sumo play al Dequindre Park
Sunday with a double.header
against the Negro team from
Great Lakes Naval Training Cen
ter. The first game OF the twin
bill Is slated 10 start at lis p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Army Doesn't Find
Any Track Stars

Chanute Field has a lot OF
milers. One goal OF the condition
ing program is 10 enable every
man 10 run a mile without rest.
But so far there isn't Cunning
ham or a Haag in the army outfit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Down Under Mermaid
Sets Medley Mark

Australians talented young
woman swimmer, Judy Joy Davies,
recently cracked the record for
the 110-yard medley when she was
timed in 1:274. Com ing into
early in the war when
she was only ii. Miss Davies never
has had the sharp international
competition 10 bring out to the
full her potentialties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
P|ayoff Will
Decide Title
Crosse lie, Police
Tied for Lead

A postponed game between the
Detroit Police and 72sth Military
Police may decide the winner OF
the first half Of the Detroit Times
Serplcemen's baseball league.
Detroit Police have won six and
lost one with one postponed game.
The Crosse lie Naval Air Sta
ton nine, under Ii. Lin Wells
has won seven and lost a single
game. The NaViators and Detroit
Police split their two game series.
winning all their other contests.
The second half of the season
VIII get under way This week,
Selfridge Field, one Of the strong
cSt outfits in the league, will be
added 10 take the place OF Wind
Sor Navy which was forced 10
withdraw when all It's players
were shipped out.
The schedule for the second
half.
TUESDAY, JULY
Crosse lie vs. Coast Guard al Crosse lie
Ssifridge Field VS.. Romulus a. Romulus.
Mitsy Police vs. Detroit Police At De-
trub.
FRIDAY, July
Crosse Tie IS Romums a. Romums
Coast Guard VI. Detroit Police a. Coast
Military Police VI, sslfndEs Field al Sell
fridge Field.
TUESDAY. July II
-
Romuu' vs. Military Foics at River
Coast Guard vs.. s,frids. Field at Coast
Guard.
FRiDaf, IrLr "a
Military Pole, VI. Gros. lie Al Crosse
ps,fa4, Fel4e. s.lfr,4ss Fisld q; Sal
ffiaFe Field
Romulus ~. Coast Guard At Romulus.
TUESDAY. July ~
sslfridE. Field vs. Crosse lie at sslfrdgs
Field
Military Police vs. Coast Guard st Mill
tary Police
Detroit Police vs.. Romulu, a. Detroit.
FRIDAY. July 81
coSs, Guard Va. Crosse lie at Coast
Guard
Romum, vs.. sslfridr Field a, sslfridss
Detroit Police VS. Military Police At River
Rouge.
TUESDAY, July rs
RJnulus VS.. Crosse lie al Crosse lie.
Detroit Police vs.. Coast Guard at Detroit
Police
seifridge Field ", Military Police at Sell
fridge.
FRIDAY. July ~
Detroit Police vs. Crosse lie at Crosse lie.
Military Police vs. Romulus al Romulus
selfridge Field Va. Coast Guard al Sell
fridge Field.
TUESDAY. AUG. 4
Crosse lie rs. Military Police at River
Rouge
Detroit Police vs. selfridss Field at De-
Coast Guard vs., Romulus at Coast Guard.
FRIDAY, AUG.
Crosse II. vs.. s.fridss Field ct Crosse
Coast Guard VI. Military Police at Coast
Romuius VS. Detroit Police at Romulus.
TUESDAY,, ARG.
Crosse lie vs. Coast Guard ~ Crosse lie.
selfrldge Field vs. Romulus 81 Romulus
military Police Va. Detroit Police At De-
troit.
FRIDAY, AUG. II
Crosse ils vs. Romumt ~ Romuus
Coast Guard va. Detroit Police Al Coast
Guard.
Military polio. vs. ssifridgs Field at Sell
fridge Field.
TUESDAY, ARG. Is
Gross. lie VI. Detroit Police al Detroit.
Ronums vs.. Military Police at River
Rouge
Coast Guard vs.. sslfridgs Field at Coast
Guard,
O. FRIDAY, AUG. Is
Military Police vs. Crosse lie at Crosse
lie
Detroit Police vs.. selfridgs Field at Sell
fridge Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Lutheran League
'uNDAYs GAMES

SUNDAYS GAMES
East Bethlehem vs.. Nj Zion ~ Chandler
a. 90: salem vs. a.. Paul ~ Chandler
~ 40: NJ. Calvary va our Savior 81
Lodge at 2 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Bob Tales
Jockey Before War
Cant rad . Contract
After DISCHARGE
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Via. about TIC hoyS who gave
Hn fhC m TVS - T-rrfr-f fTT'- dilII''
SnrvlcCS1 how w.ll they he &C
ccprcd WREN they return 20 their
olr lnhs nnI slsrf AneW the huSl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

cHdulIoth aLu hlsp ran
SECOND RACE-3-y.ar.olds and up, \.
mile. ,.--------------
Time Was teamph,if,- eco 500 $50
Hll's Palm (Freeman) ll.i0 $40
Devils Frolic HAAS $40
Tim. il2 as, off 5S7
Flying KlHsE Ml.e-peH- Fhsi-a-RAsr
Door.Yock; Hishthorne. Rising Light and
Orchard Run also ran.
THIRD RACE-2.yssr.oldn So fur.
longs.
Expediter Haas go $40 $50
Sir BIN (Brookk) 90 -
Darien (Wahler) $50
Time :n5 an. off 10,
Limestone. Bolo Miss, coss,-s'Bit and
Testing Fox also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3.yesr-ods :. mile;
High Resolve (corbett) $40 900 } 40
santa Claus Wagner 40 40
American Flyer tBrookls) $40
H H%s IN Nv Il ais G ss Ss wnh.tord
Luck, VaIdina Date and Observer also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr.old = mile:
Don Miller Martini 2s40 $50 $40
Captain Eddie Garner $50 40
Civl Liberty (Fisher) $40
Time 1872 Is, of 5.3s'4.
valdina Maiden. Lady Ell Amslks
Creepin and American Eagle also ran.
SIXTH RACE -ysar-lds, y mile;
Expression fZufelD so 20 IN
Twosy (Smithi 40 320
Blue Alihi (Corbeitl $50
Time ! ~ as, of s.7iis
Monsoon Blue SKINNER surosa. Delphi
and Antiaxs also ran.
when Did You Last Buy a Bond'-
SEVENTH RACE ysar-olds and up.
| \ miles.
Maelsmes (Martin) $50 $40 800
Giro tsmthl $40 so
Devils crHg tseahol SO
Time 50 of sac.
Miss Transit. Rekrsb, Double Brab and
Jamerica also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 3-year-olds and UP,
i-i6 miles ton the turn
WAyriel fJemas) $50 z 90 $50
Layout Smith $50 80
Pajas (Freeman) $40
Time i.45 Us, or 22ik
Tlrntablc. Passan, Tacoma. GUmmed
Up. Song spinner and War BuEle also ran.
when Did You Last My n Bond?---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

rCSS u earning
a living
CertaInLN IL
looks like no
picnic YOU
sse 70 take ne
case OF a fey
VIC know about
in sports.
l. vas only
the other day
That We heard
rI.. CfnrNF ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
STANDINGS
81 MAYS GANEs

Winston W Haags AT Ford Field.
Reckinger ". Goebel 81 East Retreat.
Royal vs. Bows Club at Fordson.
All games al 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
THE GREATER GAME
The GREATER ZANE By Edgar Hsys.
ON FURLOUGH, MANAGE
TO WRESTLE AT FAIRVIEW

Frank Maniaci home 21-day urough from the North
All ca battle zone Is making good use of his time lie is PACK az
ms old stand as wrestler at Farvew Louis Klein anacl
sergeant In the Air Force Warning Battalion attached to the
Army Air Forces He has been the three and served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Welter
COUNTRY BOY ROCKS
THIS CITY 'SL|CKER'

DOWN STRETCH DEPT: Since there is shortage OF
good Jockeys every his peeled Tor likely prospects
i 10 that southern horScman who has
Suffolk Downs had his opened VIDE
try boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

half of that time overseas before
getting his furlough.
George Bick. one-time editor of
the Varsity News at the Univer-
sity Of Detroit. has taken part in
several landings recently as an
army combat correspondent for
Yank magazine in the south Pa
cific area. Another Titan.
Ensign Johnny Ripplinger, has
just returned from duty as 4
navy patrol bomber pilot in New
e uinea- and the Admiralty
Islands. While in the Admiralty
Islands he ran into Harry Nc
Laughtin, teammate at st.
Mary's High in Royal Oak. Harry
later attended Notre Dame.
ADDISON IN ARMY
Pvt. Emerson Addison, captain
OF the University Of Detroit foot
ball team in 1910. Is in the army
medical corps, and Ensign Danny
Mayes, former pitcher, is sta
toned at a naval air base some
where in the Pacific. He Is in
the navy amphihious service.
Earle Meadows, who won the
Olympic pole vault title in 1896,
has just set new record. this
time for China, where he is sta
toned. He cleared better than
Ia feet. much higher than the old
Chinese mark Ross Bush. one
OF the best half milers in the
Coast track history while a stu
dent at Southern California, has
been reported missing. He was
on bomber. +. Al Peters, now
a major in the army. has re-
turned from India where he saw
considerable action Before 60
ing into action on the Burma front
he won a walking contest for
athletes in the China. Burma,
India theater. He hopes 10 COM
pete in some OF the walking
events here this summer.
PLANS BOXING SHOW
Keesler Field at Biloxi. Miss.
plans a big boxing show and bond
rally this week. One of the head
liners will be Pvt. Bob Montgom-
cry, listed by many as the best
of the nations lightweights. An
other is Thurston Mckinney, one
OF the best battlers around Detroit
for a number Of years. They ex-
pect 10 raise close 10 SOC, 900
during the rally.
Pvt. Kirby Higbe, former Ma
tional League hurler is pitching
for Camp Livingston this season.
Recently he beat Kecsler Field
for the only loss suffered by that
can1D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-4-year-oIds and up. 1
mile.
Gaifai 90 Brten9 27.6e-f2 se-s SO
Bellsrmine tClaggeD $50 $50
Bayport pratt ESQ
Time / 30 Ia. OF 232.
Royal silver, Misty Lady. Noahvale,
Character Man. Battle star and Vsdlna
Secret also ran.
SECOND RACE -yssr-olds, ! mile and
10 yards:
Plane spotter
COUNTIES. Play J,nkino WV $50 go
Bobbys First Bowers 800
Time "a on 3.nlh
Black Business, Our Besb, Nioby Jock
and Picanny siso ran.
THIRD -2-y,sr.old, X mule:
ssia,ne sDsipine, $500 J. SO 80
Pry (TurnbulD $50
Time IS as equals track record, of
Fijord. s.Halcyon Night, a.cun Deck,
Juno and Winning Bid also ran,
s'Tabellario entry.
!. FOURTH RACE 3-y.sr.olds. = mile;
Cloud Light (Moore) $50 300 240
h-Polly Lou tBowerD $50 50
Cameo Madden $40
Time 1,l2, OFT SUI w
Big Raid. Lady Boswell, Celtics. Val.
dina Infant and b-lnundation also ran.
b-Merry Ho entry.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-o and up,
l-l6 miles
Bel Reigh tPrAtO $40 $50 $40
Great Rush (Lynch) $50 40
Dinner Party (Chaffin) 20
Time 1:43 3-b. off 4:3ih
Onechill Loveday, Gooher Lad and Royal
Flush also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

II want to be n jockey, mis-
ter, will you give me a chance
The youngster was lao pounds,
far overweight, and didn't look
too bright. so the horseman. who
has an odd sort OF humor figured
here was a chance TO give all the
ShCdrow lads a laugh.
Certainly, boy. Come down
20 the tack ROOM" he said. I'll
give YOU "A test
Then the horseman strapped a
saddle on the boys back, put on
blinkers, a halter and all and led
him out of the door He pointed
down the stable area.
"Now just 10 see II you have
the endurance and wind a
Jockey must have, let's see you
run way down past those barns,
circle that crowd Of men and
come mp the other side and hack
here again" SAID the horseman.
YES. sir. YES. sir" said the
eager Jockey aSpirant.
lie clucked 10 himself and
troucd of while the practical
lokcr doubled with laughter and
began calling mis- friends 10 see
The finale.
Five minutes. 10 minutes, Is
minutes the horSeman waited No
boy. With his friends chatting
him he jumped in his car and
went in search OF has Jockey
prospect
re Sul hasn't found the lad
who logged out Of sight forever
win 500 worth of irreplacable
riding tack.
Question Which was the coun-
Try boy?
II YOU'RE HOT DEPT: Coo
Of with the thought il will bo
only four months until the Red
Wing skate out 10 see what they
can %, about getting the Stanley
Cup away from nae Canadiens
ard getting some revenge on Doug
Bentley and those Hawks.
Jack Adams. Carson Cooper
and tfc mob a. scouts are signing
= fO"k 81 youngsters and there
VII be- 4 lot Of fresh faces. not
al. Chinese either IN the Detroit
lineup Seyera old timers may be
missing
I0cioen,siiy. among the items
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and up, u
mile.
SnllIre fBnWeHSl --4 SO SD So
Valdina Alpha tBoyle) 100 3 so
Sophocles MADDEN 2.e0
Time i:l0 as, off 5:02h.
Dream Parade, Yes or No and Valdina
Punch also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-2-yssr-olds. - mile
Flyweight tAtkinson) SO 80 800
Leslie Grey (WslD $50 800
a. Robins Charm tTreHtl 4 40
Time 05s rs, off 5:37. thine equals
track record
Fleet Sister Gofo, Nj. Val. a.swsst
Chimes, Coronation, Jacks Jill, Valdina
STYLE, Pin Up Girl, 'Msreh Scholar and
Pamela c. also ran.
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az. W. Cooper entry.
EIGHTH RACE-4-yeAr-olds and UP, IL
miles
Jewell tTrenD $50 $40 240
Ronheur (Hettinger) 500 3 %
Snowins Blowers 500
Time 1851 as. Off 6;o4is
Rapidamente. Infant Queen, Realman and
Thaltl also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Animation Results
FOR MONDAY
FIRST RACES 400. Claiming, s.ysar,

hen Did You Last buy . Bonde--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Buy War Bonds, !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
PLANS BOXING SHOW

Buy War bonds, Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Play Two Games

-soIdier, Buy War Bond,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Air Raider. Bonrdge. Royal View. Joyce
Shamrock and Pairlet also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-year.olds and UP, :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

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