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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Favors World Series

Mr.. Mack is more than slightly
annoyed with the possibility that
there may not be World Series
this fab.
THAT would he shame,
wouldn't it?" headman of the
Athletics sighed. "But October
il a long ways off. I think there
will he a series. As matter
Of fact. In my opinion ] see lit
tie reason for calling II off.
There would he little saving I'm
travel miles.
s'For instance, If Detroit had
the series, fans here would fill
Briggs Stadium. What do YOU
seats IL $4,000? briggs Sta
dunn seats about $4,000. Well,
there wouldn't he 1000 tickets
going outside of the city. 80,
there you are"
AS a matter Of fact, when tht
Detroit management planned 10
the series that didn't come of
here last fall plans were made L
sell tickets 10 DetreiteFs only.
Just think of all the unnec-
essary travel there IL To Florida
and TO New York and other
places" Mr.. Mack continued.
"And they are not many Of
them ballplsyers or war work
erS. Yes, II does annoy me.
Sometimes some officials use
little sense"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
OIiVera
Winner

Tony Olivera, worlds No. con-
tender for the bantamweight
crown, called upon his 13 years
of experience 10 turn back the
challenge Of Chilindrina Valencia,
peppery Mexican l1S-pound cham
pion, in Arcadia last night
The San Francisco b attler
using every trick he learned in
his long career. was able 10 stave
Off the challenge of the young
Mexican.
Valencia had most Of the rain
slim crowd of 1859 fans backing
him throughout the fray.
In the six-round semiwindup,
Willie EdmundS OF Grand Rapids
evened his score with Gene Bo-
land, outboxing the Detroit well
ter 10 hand the Motor City young
ster his first defeat in eight pro
starts. The bout was close.
Thirty-one boys from IuSpector
Jim Hoye's second precinct were
guests of promoter Orville. God
frey at the fights. These young
Sters are in the boxing class from
the Trumbull section which Bert
Lamb trains with the assistance
of Patrolman James Baker.
Other results George Bacca, lbs, indian
apolis defeated Ted Newsome. 162, OF De
troit in five-round decision. Nathan Bridges
1872 OF Detroit won hve-round verdict over
sam Bruwner also ~ Detroit. and LORENZO
Robss. Mexican feather, won nith-rouno
technical knockout over Tommy Tucker when
the latter cult IN their sfterpiece. Borins
Commissioner John Hettohe held UP fuckers
purse
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Schme|ing Alive,
Well, Insulting

PARIS, May IS GNS) Max
Schmeling. onetime Nazi world $
heavyweight boxing champion.
was reported today by the army
newspaper Stars and Stripes 10 be
alive and well-as arrogant and
insulting as any Of his fellow
Germans.
The newspaper quoted Mai
Clemont +. Wheeler Of san
Antonio, Tex. recently freed from
a German prison camp. Wheeler
told Stars and Stripes that
Schmeling d m itted he was
through as a fighter but whincd
about his treatment while in
America by United States sports
writer's.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Likes Tiger Chances

Mr.. Mack thinks Detroit will
be the scene OF the 1915 World
Series-if there j. a 1940 World
Series.
II think the Tigers have the
best chance" Mr.. Mack de
clared. with the Yankees and
Browns fighting for second and
third place and the fourth place
wide open"
Mr.. Mack docs not expect the
White Sox 10 stay among the top
three. Nor. has the Philadclphian
any illusion about the Athletics
winning the pennant.
Right now we are IN bad
way" Mr.. Mack revealed we
have exceptionally good fielding
hut our pitching has been hit bv
injuries. And. we are weak with
the stick. But. II our pitching
rights itself we will cause tr0u-
hIe for the best Of them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Fight Results

Philadslphis--Jote Bssors, iS4. San Juan.
r., r., drew with Ray Robinson. 80, New
knocked on, Blond Tiger i77 Lowell Mass.
81 Johnny Allen. 20S, Philadelphlh, out
PsI'''u Psi CsorFie soh' milisr. iso. fhmsdsipnis
stopped Johnny CLARK. 1877. Detroit. 81;
OMEN Bell iSe. Detroit. outpointed Billy
Holyoke. Mass-Jimmy McDsnieis. $50. los
Angeles KNOCKED out solomon stewart, loo.
NsW York talt Dan CaNsry, isss Y, p
pjttIbufgh, 49, Baby Tiger Floers, i4e,
Worces'sr Mass. outppinted Al Miehaud.
sprinrfsid. outpointed Joe Ceiietti. it5,
Providence r. / co.; Jack Csysnaugh, ieo.
Holyoks. knocked out sWede Carlson. lel'
Worcester. 81.
Washington-krturo Godoy l9o. ssntisgo.
chile Knocked out Buddy walker. 100. Co
lurbuf, o. Ysncsy Henry, 2o5, Wsshingte
til: suugry Herssy. 80. wsshinrton. cut
pointed Jlnrs,' Taylor. iss, New york. CO..,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Esteem Is Out
For 10 Days

NEW YORK, May IS (UP)--
Esteem, the fair-haired colt on the
New York race circuit was stable
lied" with a bad cough yesterday
and his followers were wondering
if the 3-year-oId would be ready
TO compete in the 1945 triple
crown events.
William Zeigler Jr.'s chestnut
son OF Stimulus will be on the
sidelines for approximately 10
days, according TO trainer Matt
Brady.
Although he won but one race
in II starts in 1914. the horse has
shown considerable improvement
this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Colleges
Ban Pros

ST. LOUIS. May Is tUP)-Di-
rectors of the Missouri valley
athletic conference, al their semi
annual meeting here, cracked
down on use of professional
athletes in varsity competition.
The directors ruled that begin
ming July l. l945, and continuing
TO the end of the war no civilian
student with a professional back
ground will be eligible.
Hereafter. a student may not
compete more than four years in
interschool competition, including
freshman and varsity play.
With the exception of Creighton
and Washington University. all
conference members plan football
schedules for next season-Drake,
Oklahoma A. e. NJ, st. Louis u,
Tulsa.
All schools are planning basket
ball schedules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Klein TO Compete
In Team Mat Bout

An Australian tag team bout
is featured on tonight's wrestling
program at Fairview Gardens
with Louis Klein. now a three
time junior heavyweight cham
pion, and Walter Roxy opposing
Joe Ferroni and Al Williams. It's
Klein's first showing here since
he became three-time winner
of the MWA belt.
Other bouts are Whitley Wahl,
berg VS.. Stocky Nelson, a new
conner, and Dale Wayne VS.. Har-
old Chaundy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

play on Sunday due 10 his re-
iigiouS beliefs. General man.
ager Branch Hickey has no OBJ
lection 10 that, since Hickey
doesn't 60 10 Sabbath games
himself. and field manager Leo
Durocher has no objections 10
winning ball games Sunday,
Monday. or always.
Pfund's performance indicated
he was ready 10 take his place
as starter. He gave up the
lone Pirate run on Jack Saltz-
gaver's triple and John Bar
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
ReeofdPufse
For Predkness

BALTIMORE, Md, May IS
INS4-A-He new purse =feeefd-fef
the Preakness will be set with
this years renewal of the classic
on June 16, officials revealed in
announcing that II 3-year-olds had
been nominated.
OF the total nominations, 81
paid the regular fee. A new record
total of Ia supplementary entries
paid $500. The purse. as usual,
will be $4,000 added--making a
total of SS3.170.
Additional starting fees will be
added to bring the gross purse TO
perhaps $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Megogo, SolIure
Picked in Opener

BALTIMORE. Md, May Is
(UP) -Megogo and Solhre, two
OF 1944s leading handicap per-
formers, were co-favorites today
for the eleventh running of the
81. 900 Baltimore Handicap. which
opens the Today Pmlico meeting
tomorrow. The two sprint stars
were assigned top weight Of l20
pounds in the SiX-furlcng dash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Hope. Crosby
In q Matches

NEW YORK. May Is tUP)-
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope Will
play series of six matches
through the Midwest during May
and June for the war veterans
rehabilitation fund of the pro-
fessional golfers association.
The schedule: May 26, Tam
o'Shanter c. C.. Chicago; u.
Canterbury Club, Cleveland; 30
Speedway Course. Indianapolis
June 2. Omaha c. c.; 3. Topeka
c. c., and II, Salt Lake City
c. G.
They will team against each
other with local pros at most oil
the courses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Dodgers Ninth Straight Win

got credit for the win, his sixth
without defeat 10 take the
major league pitching lead.
Cincinnati beat the Philadel-
phia Phils. S to 4, by virtue of
four unearned runs in the third
inning. An eighth inning Philly
rally fell short and starter Al
Bosser got the credit although
he was relieved by Walter Beck
in the eighth.
All of yesterdays games in
the American League were post
poned because of the weather.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

NEW YORK. May Is up
Leroy Pfund. a bltrly young
COLLEGE student. has made a
successful bid today as strictly
a weekday starting pitcher for
the Brooklyn Dodgers. He beat
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 10 l,
with a seventh game yester-
day.
II was Pfund'S first major
league starting job and it0came
on a Monday. because the "a
year-old right handler will not
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
TO Mack

Welcome back 10 Connie Mack,
beloved leader of the Athletics.
who has been coming here every
baseball season for so long even
the oldtimers have 10 check the
record books 10 be certain just
how many years IL has been.
Also to Fritz CriSler. who has
returned 10 Ann Arbor after a
tour since March s Of the army
and navy bases in the Panama
Canal Zone. He helped set UP a
sports program there for the serv-
icemen and YOU can depend upon
II that he did a good Job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

in this position
throughout the
swing.
Instead, our
player clearly
swung harder
{ h a n h j :
rhythm point
and. W ith a
mistaken idea
of a pplyin &
m ore power
than \he could
troll, his
body swayed to
the right. thus,
d g stroyin &
smooth, flowing
,.h,,thrn ,phiclr
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
TO NOTIFY BY MAIL

AS a result Day said he was
mailing letters to noify David {.
Crowley, race track counsel, and
Ben Cole, assistant attorney gen.
eral, that the hearing date on the
decree would be May 25. Judge
Miller said today he would sign II
Immediately when presented.
Meanwhile some of the home
owners in the neighborhood of the
State Fair Grounds continued
their efforts TO perpetuate the
racing ban.
At meeting called by the
State Fair Home Owners Asso-
citation in the Grayling School
across from the track. approx
mately S5 persons were asked for
contributions of So apiece for
court expenses in fighting the
proposed appeal in the supreme
court.
The meeting TO raise funds for
the associations racing ban
fund.- was not called by the at
torneys, as stated in the Times
Sunday. The attorneys were not
present. The association, through
its president, Mrs. NJ. T. Adams,
of 703 Adeline, asked for the
donations TO carry on the legal
fight.
Mrs. Edward Rohan who, with
her husband. was the original
complainant in the case. described
the nuisances created by the track
and racing followers which caused
her to bring suit. Other neighbors
also testified.
Mrs. Rohan's speech was inter
rupted by heckler, who quieted
with disappearance of two police
men. Further disturbance was
created while Mrs. Adams was
reading from Judge Miller's 2S
page finding in the case.
Approximately Is perS o n
walked out noisily with cries OF
"Phooney!'
Just stoogeS." snorted those
remaining in the auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Once the head is fixed in the
address position it shouldnot move
either in the vertical or the hori-
zontal plane until the right shoul-
der, passing under the chin in the
follow-through. gives the player
the signal that he may now turn
his head 10 look after the ball.
His head should have remained
fixed and his right shoulder should
have raised as the left shoulder
swung down. under and after the
ball.
In A good golf swing the weight
should be forward so you can hit
down al the ball. This player, by.
tipping over TO the right. puts his
weight backward, complicating the
stroke ~
Protected by John p Ollie Coz
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Landry Bowls 672
For Second in City.

With 672 bowled last night at
Palmer Park. Joseph Landry has
taken over second place in the
city tournament. He had 215-
21i-264. John Kazasanczki moved
into tthird place with 664. His
games were 225-190-249.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Three walks and a fly gave
Brooklyn its final run. NN
II was Brooklyn's ninth VIC
tory in a row. giving them the
longest winning streak of any
major league team this season.
yet they were unable TO gain
on the league leading New York
Giants.
The New Workers. Three Old
Men"-Phil Weintraub. Mel OFT
and Ernie Lombardi-needed
little help from youngsters Ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Pictured is a player illuStrat-
ing an all too common golf flaw
Notice the dotted lines. These
the address position
and his head should have remained
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
MOrfie ADutra Set
For Comeback Today
By NJ. =. DRUKENBRoD

quit after nine holes and post his
score on them for the entire
round
Mortie planned 10 have one of
bis twin sons. Maurice who IS at
Great Lakes. in his gallery.
Maurice was 10 have had fur
Tough but he is III and il has been
POSTPONED.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

~
in tr oductions
and the story
telling.
II a TT y re-
leased a new
find for the
lettuce league
in Chuck Hos
teller, Tt er
outfelder. who
can ranble in
spades. And
just 10 prove
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
RECALLS OLIN's VICTORY

one Of Dutra's two rounds last
summer was at Merton in Phila-
dolphia. That was where his
brother Olin won the National
open In 1884
"Olin's caddie, now a grown
man and working in a war
plant, came to visit me-" Mortie
recalled. "We played Olin's
final round over stroke by
stroke"
Mortie didn't have 10 tell you
that his brothers victory that
year gave him the biggest thrill
he's had out Of golf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
CHURCHILL DOWNS

i-pALE MAEDIC. Pone Lookou, Dice.
2--ARTiLLERIST Darien. Benjsck.
3-ShFErY- EDGE, MtSs Maertes.- Weefe-
man entry.
4--HEFTi HARRIS, Song Spinner. Alu-
mont.
5-sPARE THE ROD, omslisa, Doodle Bug.
s-POT o. LUCK. Occupy, Best Effort
7-BOB MANN. Darby Dieppe, Circus King.
s-WHAT HAPPENED, Meetsum. Mintsek.
BEST-WHAT HAPPENED.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

you know, is past 80
"And, thai goes for many
others. They just wOH't-be the
same. And. of course the longer
away from the game the harder
it will be for those who try 20
their former useful
ness"
Yet, TTr- Mack seemed 10
brighten when he made known
that il is possible that the Ath-
leticS may soon reclaim two for
mer stars from the Canadian
Arrnv-Phil MarchiIdon. who was
prisoner in Germany. and Dick
Fowler. a soldier who did not get
overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

his versatility, CHUCK HosTErLHh
Chuck ended his part Of the ses.
sion with n dramatic portrayal OF
what the late Lon CLANCY really
was.
Ttu1rn ON business, Jimmy
Councilman, certainly one OF tho
most desired after dinner speak
-ers I'm the country. broke away
from everything to come out
and do his stint on "the two
pitcher 8=======z=z.=
Ed Roney. president OF the
guild, and Leo Heuser. who Is the
organizations hardest worker,
handled the auctions-main pur-
pose OF the affair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

would have delivered longer,
straighter ball than the brute
force that this player tried to
apply.
The dotted line shows the posi-
tion hr should have retained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

who could, II
any pfa yer
could. over
e q I'M . Z h q
handicap ot
not playing
r Q & u larly.
But / doubt
even IL he
resume
play and ap-
y o n c n his
ufue n {
wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Fears for Hank

THAT is especially true of the
older players. Take Hank Green
berg, Tor Instance. Greenberg Is
the hard working, earnest type
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
SpOr
Mack Sees Few
Comebacks by Vets
~ LEO MACDONALD

Connie Mack sat back in an
verstuffed chair in his suite Al
he Book-Cadillac, matched finger
ps and pondered the effect OF
ne war on baseball.
II don't think there will lac
many comebscks like Al Ben
toms" the venerable sl-yesr-
old Mack suggested.
Mr.. Mack was reminded that
Benton had done considerable
pitching while in service.
That's it, Mr.. Mack replied.
Those chaps uill he In shape 10
play. But I don't think boys
who have not played for two
wears or more will be the same.
Even one year. You cot to keep
i'm touch with your work If YOU
are TO remain good.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Basora Holds Sugar Robinson to Draw
Best Bets
United
PIMLICO

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BEST-SIR ALFRED.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Capuchin Event
an Inspiring Ono
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editcr

I enjoyed great gathering &
fine people last evening.
You've heard of them before.
You'll hear of them again. Nov
I'm talking about the Capuchin
Guild which operates on Mt FL
lott where something like 500
meals are served daily teven In
these times) TO "men not BAD
enough for an institution, but not
GOOD enough TO help them
selves"
III some day, when the going
seems rough, and you are tired
OF trying TO figure out war and
the reasons for war, just walk
out near the place 1 have men,
toned and a sort of mellow
inspiration will hit your soul.
The kind of people 1 sat with
last night never started any war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16


also was forced to leave
Hal Peck. hard hitting recruit
outfielder, in st. Louis. where he
is-heing treated for charley
horse. With Peck out of the
lineup, the Athletics are using
Joe Cicero, who played with the
Braves some years ago, in the
Another casualty is Ed
Levy. i'll in Philadelphia. Levy
had a back operation during the
Levy, one time Yankee,
starred at Milwaukee last year.
Also. the Athletics lost Ford
Garrison to the services since the
season started.
Simmons, who coaches at third
base. is on the active list and any
moment may step to the plate as
a pinch-hitter. Metro is former
Tiger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Weintraub singled Leon Tread
way home with the winning run.
Treadway was running for OFT,
who had singled.
Reyes hit two homers, one
with Weintraub and lombard
on base. Voiselle relieved starter
Bill Emmerich in the ninth and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
HosfetIer Delivers

There was Harry Heilmann, one
of Americas great baseball an
nouncerS. He stood there by the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
EDITORS NOTE.

EDITORS NOTE. Send 10
Sam Sncod. care Coli Editor.
Detroit Times 81. for diograr
shouting the correct stance and
the relationship OF the ball -
the stance. Enclose a 3-eenf
stamped. seif-oddressed enps-
Iope for reply.
Protected by John v. Dale O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Better. Golf
AVOID BODY SWAY
BY SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher ana Player

(This rs the seUenth of a series of illustrated golf
lessons by Snead Which wH appear daily the sports
pages of The Detroit Tines
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Home Run Aitters

Reyes. Giants, 2 Hack, Cubs Williams.
Cubs
Browns 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Scratches
NARRAGANsETT rARK

SApRACANsETT- Park
weather clear. track, fast
Fourth ace--Resoiution
Fifth Race--Jsck Reaper.
Seventh Race-CiansmAn.
SPORTSMAN PARK
WtAthsf cloudy track, mudfr
TEhth Race-Blue WhiSk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
TiQers.Md(ks
Halted Again
By LEO MAepoNELL

For the second day in a row the
Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia
Athletics were rained out today.
The TIVE teams will play a double
header tomorrow starting at l:3O.
Harold NewhouSer will pitch the
frst-game, while either Frank
(Stubby) Overmire or Art Houtte-
man Will pitch the other.
Connie Mack will use Russ
Christopher and Don Black.
With Buck Newson and Jesse
Flores on the sidefines- with in
uries. Philadelphia has been hard
hit in the pitching department.
Newsem, suffering with a back
ailnent. came West 20 Chicago
but returned TO the Quaker City
for treatments when his club
moved to st. Louis. Newsom had
lost three games in four starts.
Flores, chunky Mexican, who
has starred for the Athletics for
the last two years, has sore
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Low Punch
Turning Point

PHILADELPHIA, May-15 (UP)
Out of the obscure ranks Of
lightly rated fighters came Jose
Basora to spoil the plans of Ray
tSugar1 Robinson, the Harlem
battler. who until last night had.
been a sure shot for title bout
with welterweight champion Fred
die Cochrane.
A l to 5 underdog in the bet
ting, Basora fought Robinson to a
10-round draw al Convention Hail
last night and there were many
among the 1853 fans who
thought he should have had the
decision.
Basora, a swarthy Puerto f7sican,
used his five-pound weight advan-
tage to score heavily against the
tiring Robinson in the late rounds
SUGAR is CONFUSED
Robinson, the "uncrowned king
I of the wefteFs, built up al early
lead but as the rounds wore on
was unable TO cope with Basora 5
hard body hooks. He became con-
fused by the Latin siugger bob
and weave tactics ana had few
I chances to land solid blows
The bout, finally staged after
three postponements in two years,
reached its turning point in the
fifth when Basora hit Robinson
with a low blow. The round went
TO Robinson but from then on he
appeared unable TO stop Basora.
Robinson, defeated only once in
56 bouts, encountered bis first
professional draw. The only other
smudge on his record was a VIC
tory by Jake LaMotta, Bronx MD
dleweight. in bout at Detroit
early in l943.
JUDGES DISAGREE
Referee Charley DagGert cast
the vote which created the stale.
mate 9fter Judges Harry LdSky
and Frank Knaresborough dis
agreed. Lasky voted for BaSora
514-l, KnareSborough favored Rob
inson Ga, and Daggert scored II
4-4-2.
Throughout the seventh, eighth
and ninth rounds. BaSota scored
heavily with blows 90 the body
and heart. getting inside Robin.
sons guard. Meanwhile he main.
tanned a tight defense. absorbing
Robinson's stiffest punches with
little effect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
LONGEST WINNING STREAK

rett's double. and after that was
in no trouble.
LONGEST WINNING STREAK
The Dodgers won on extra
base blows off Elwyn tPreacherl
Roe. Dixie Walker tripled and
Luis Olmo doubled TO tie the
score in the fourth. and in the
seventh the Dodgers scored
twice on Walkers double,
Mickey Owens two-bagger and
an error by Pirate third base
man Bob Elliott.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
How They Stand

Yesterdays Results TOdayS GsmeS
phu m bet rain Phil a. DETROIT.
n ~ Chicago, rain. y. Y. 80 chicago.
Wash ~ Cleve cold wash az Cleve might.
Eos al 81 L. rain. BoS. A. 81. l., night
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Chddsey Takes
On Western

Chadsey. unbeaten pacemaker
in the southwest group, tackles
Western in today's feature base
ball game in the Metropolitan
League. Western has won two
Of three starts.
Redford on top in the north
west sector. is favored over Cen
trail. The other undefcated mines,
Southeastern and Pershing, meet
in a nonleague clash. Each has
won four league games. Today's
games ;---
Cooley AZ Mackenzie Central ~ Redford
Northwestern vs.. southeastern, Northwestern
FIELD Chadsey at western. Hamtramck vs..
Highland Park Ives Field. Cass vs.. Northern.
al Dpnby u Of n Hieh vs.. Wright, North
western FIELD Pershing az southeastern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Mortie Dutra, who quit golf
more than two years ago for war
work, will attempt a comeback
on the links today
The former Rcd Run pro will
play with members of The MlChi-
gan Bakers Association a. their
outing al Birmingham Country
Club-if 10 is a nice day.
The weather must be right be-
cause Mortie iS\ recovering from
the fourth operation he has had
on his face in recent months so
naturally isn't a. clipper as he
might be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Narraoansett Results

FIRST -RACE-3.year-oldS So furiongS
Free Boy Pratt 2460 II 40 $50
Jump Bid CLovell) $50 20
Ole Whiz mn 23.2o
Time l:o6 OF 2y3Si3
Dansg. Port Spin Mseline sickle Dart
Friar's Scout and Janet Raglano also ran