davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

than baCkSwing with woods
Irons have a shorter shaft Irons
are a precision or placement shot
You are striving for a particular
distance, not all the distance you
can get, as YOU do with woods.
Further and this is big point,
the shorter the iron. the more you
open your stance. And the more
you open the stance, the more
your body limits the backSwing.
For example, its clear that if
you use the correct stance for
the No z iron-whlch is a very
open Stance-you can't swing as
far back as with the stance for
a No. 2 iron. which calls for only
a slightly opened stance And you
shouldn't over-swing with irons
anyway, since precision placement
is then your objective.
But if you have taken your
stance correctly. your stance will
give you an almost automatic
control as to how far back you
should swing. The more open the
stance, the shorter is the distance
YOU can possibly swing back since
your body checks the baCkSwing
EDITORS NoTE-send for the printed dia-
gram showing the Approximate relation of
feet to ball for all normal wood and iron
shots. just enclose cent stamped. self
addressed envelope for reply
fProtected bN John Ollie Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

recovering from a serious illness
., Joe Bach. with a card of los.
was q .littlc outclaSSed by the 9TH
crs in his tourSome, Tommy Shee-
han, Ernie Shave and Frank
Kinney
Coach Cri>ler cast longing eyes
on tourSOme that included Pat
Smith Chuck Batnard and Jack
hteft, three of The best football
erS in Michigan history Chief
Pcarman who never misses a
Michigan party had a Sausfac-
tory 50 ..... George Dutour was
pleased with hI> SIS. as II vas his
iuSt game of the SEASON.
Art Nalpcy of Michigan'S
coaching staff had a score in the
box car numbers He played
with Roy Weir, VIC Hcylgcr and
Henry Hatch .. John Driver was
betting them out again
In the baseball game were such
Michigan StalwartS a. Dusty
Lane Bob Clancy thc umpire:
Stan Fay Lou Hyde Joe Hickey.
Dutch Marion. Eddie Bryant.
Ralph Routier Marvin Neihuss
and Herbert Watkins. two vice
presidents Of Michigan. George
Snyder Shorty Mcmillan and
Wally Weber Added starters
were Councilman and Clarence
Mum
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Before, Winney
Are QudIifiers
Nv VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Michigan has been awarded
eight places in next months Ma
tIonal PGA golf tournament at
Dayton. Ernie Shave. secretary
of the state branch, was advised
today.
This lets in Joe Before and
Jack Winney, who tied with 1898.
The states other Qualifiers at
the trials 10 days ago al Plum
Hollow were Claude Harmon and
Sam Byrd. lass; AL Watraus and
Chick Rutan. l52s; Frank Walsh.
l54. and Tommy Shannon, 15S.
Two ex-servicemen also are eX-
pected 10 be included from Mich
igan. One. it is understood. will
be Jim Gantz, Sam Byrds assist
ant Gantz doubts that he will
be able TO spare the time for the
trID
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Eight Likely
I'm preakneSS

1t became apparent today that
the PreakneSs field Saturday
would be down considerably from
the number that went IN the
Derby with probably no more
than eight starters.
From the Derby field in addition
10 The Hoop were Mrs. w c.
Lewis mudder. Darcy Dleppe
which finished third a. Louisville,
Mrs. {. s. Towards Sea Swallow.
seventh IN the Derby, Col T.. r.
Bradleys Burning Dream, ninth.
and ChrStiana Stables Alexis
which was tenth.
Other almost certain starters
were Walter NJ. Jefford's Pavot,
the 1914 unbcaten 2-ycar-old
champion likely 10 rank next to
Hoop Jr in the betting Mrs p.
A. 3 Widener'S PolyneSian. which
beat Pavot in the WithcrS mile
al Belmont last week. and Brad
ley'S Bail Bond
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Greenbers Awaits Discharge
He / Head
For Detroit

FORT DIX. n. J.. June 13
GNS)-Capt Hank Greenberg,
former slugging Detroit Tiger out
fielder and one of the highest paid
men in baseball, is scheduled TO
arrive at Fort Dix today pending
an early army discharge.
Mai. George Paul public rela-
tionS officer at the separation
center, said Greenberg would re-
ceiVe his discharge within 4 few
days He entered the army as
a private before Pearl Harbor.
Hank has said.
AS soon a. get that dis
charge I am going To run back
Ia Detroit"
Leo Macdonell. Detroit Times
baseball writer. recently wrote
that Capt Greenbcrg was IN Hot
Springs. Va. getting IN shape.
A story carried by the news
services at the same time said
Greenberg was due TO go overseas
on a recreatonal assignment IN
Europe
The ma lor leagues have bound
themselves by agreement TO take
any player who has been in service
back for at least a 60-day period
This means Greenberg would be
able to collect approximately SIS
600 as he was getting $50 600 a
season from the Tigers.
Jack Zeller. general manager OF
the Tigers, said. ! know nothing
ahOut II
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Tigers
Back i'm
LIST Place
BY LEO MACDONELL

Harold NewhouSer and Bobby
Maier shared top Lonors as the
Tigers today had returned 10 first
place in the American League
championship scramble.
All of this came about when the
Tigers squeezed out the Browns,
, TO l. in an thinning twilight
game at Briggs Stadium last night
after the Yankees, earlier in the
day, Succumbed to Washington
and dropped TO second.
A crowd of 19,943 saw New
houser outlast Jack Kramer in a
grueling overtime contest in which
the former yielded nine hits and
Kramer 10.
1t was NewhouSers eighth VIC
tory of the season against four
defeats. Kramer failed in a bid for
his seventh win. He has lost four.
1t was the ninth inning
game in which the Browns failed
10 win
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Natural Athlete

Eddie ArCaro. who booted nome
Hoop Jr. 10 an easy victory IN the
Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs. has been described As a
natural athlete no matter which
game he plays
One veteran horseman, who
likes 10 fly-flsh. recalled how
quickly the great Jockey learned
10 cast.
Eddie had never cast before"
the horse n explained II
started to show him n few things
about casting. but he decided
TO take lessons from our guide,
a well-knOwn expert.
He watched the guide for
hours. That night he went out
and practiced for several hours
more. Within two days Eddie
amazed me and astonished the
guide. You'd have thought he
was a fly fisherman all his life.
"He WAS the same way in
golf. He played his first round
two years ago and within
year was shooting So 10 IS. He
was soon beating golfers who
had been playing for years
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Sc ats in Demand

Tom Seats, The one-timc Tiger
lefthander. appears 10 be IN de-
mand. According 10 reports from
the East. the Giants and PhllS
are ready 10 take Seats off Brook
lyns hands, If Leo Durocher
doesn't care 10 retain him. Duro-
cher had Indicated he might put
the southpaw on the market
The Giants. according 10 the
rImorS. are willing 10 buy Seats
release for $4,000. twice The
amount the Dodgers invested IN
him last fall when they drafted
him from San Francisco of the
Pacific Coast League. for which
Tom won % games as part time
performer last season When not
pitching Seats worked IN a Frisco
shIpyardS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

Detroit Firms i'm National Sports League

company athletics and (9
promote better relations be-
tween companies.
Present MAC plans call for
leagues in basketball. softball,
bowling. baseball, golf and
other minor sports. After the
war, some of the industrialists
hope TO organize a hockey
league.
Among the companies TO
be represented at the week
end meeting are the Briggs
Body Co, Detroit; Crosley
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14


Billy Herman's National Leaguers
in a service game scheduled 10 be
played at Honolulu June "a.
Servicemen in the area include:
American-Tex Hughson, Ted
Lyons, Bob Harris, Walter
Mssterson, Bill Dickey, Rollie
Hemsley. Joe Gordon, Johnny
Pesky. Walt Judnlch and Fred
die Hutchinson.
National-Ray LamAnno. Gil
Brack, Don Lang, Lew Riggs,
Stan Rojac, Nanny Fernandez,
Stan Musial, EnOs Slaughter.
Max West, SchOolboy Rowe and
Mike Mccormick.
However. recent reports say
Rowe. suffering from arthritiS.
Still IS hospitalized,
Jack Zeller reveals big league
baseball mogulS have talked over
plans for sending the winner Of
this years World Series overseas
10 play a champion service team.
probably somewhere in Europe.
for the entertainment Of the Sol-
diers IN the army Of occupat ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
y Fioht Results

HARTFORD conn Bobby Pouovit1sf -.
fsrt Hartford. snocked olt Lou Rivtrt l25ta,
PIlrCrtun a o. 90.
WITTY PLAINS E Y--Eddis Comp
1fi1 New Haven. Conn outpuinted RoCcr
rpfana l2sia Stamford. Conn fal
BUFFALO. n Y-Eaiiforuis Isckis Wilson
.Ufs los Angeles uutpotnted Al IOlson
D sou e.. NNcu orleans I1Ot. sunny Hampton
1-t. Buffalo. outpoIntsd PAT BRADLEY
lA DETROIT. teI
hFW BEDFORD Mass -- Freddie Csmuto
1885, fau River Mas eatpolnted Benuy
0tJItfNr. l4l NaffrturY, Conn tl0
Ii.iLhDFfTHff" FREDDY DaUs0n f7s
r-traE- rIfl.lnfrc uursev 'sy. l7T. phUs
RI. .rts I.l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

CHICAGO, June l3 6UP)
Plans for a national inter
company sports league, to be
called the national industrial
athletic conference. will be
drawn up Friday and Satur-
day when recreation directors
from more than u OF the ma
tons leading industrial firms
meet AT Akron. o.
The directors, making the
first attempt to put industrial
sports on national basis,
hope 10 have the MAC fuDc-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

tioning by next year. II is TO
serve as a parent organization
in the development of divi-
sional athletic associations.
President Maurice A. White
Of Chicago's American Gear
and Manufacturing Co. said,
in announcing the meeting.
The purpose Of the MAC
are to GD promote athletic
competition between member
companies; (2) provide ade-
quate competition for en-
ployeS interested In inter
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
DeadIine Changed
For SoftbaII Entries

Entries for the Wayne indus
trial softball tourney at Mack
Park. Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day must be in the hands of the
committee by 9 p. m. tomorrow in
stead of by midnight Friday, as
previously announced. according
10 commissioner Frank Lafferty.
Drawings are TO be made at Mack
Park at that hour. Blanks are
available and entries will be taken
al both Mack Park and the GAR.
recreation center up TO that hour.
Briggs BomberS. Hudson A. A. OF
the y. s. A. and Briggs All-Stars
are carly entrants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

handicap al Hawthorne, heads the
group.
Other thoroughbred stars on
their way include w. F. MacDon-
oldS Tulachmore. the route run
ner which captured the Gen. Van
degrift Handicap here last year
and which is the leading Canadian
bred money winner on the turf
today.
From New York, trainer Bobby
Curran is bringing stable of Ia,
mostly handicap horses, including
Jimmie, owned by Mrs, Roy Car
ruthers of Chicago One Only
Satin Nose. Meneither and Faust
II
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

ally the MAC hopes TO get
coast-to-coast membership on
a permanent scale.
Industrial leagues began TO
mushroom just before the
war.
They have reached major
proportions during stepped-up
wartime production.
Employe sports have in
creased output, according TO
company spokesmen, who be-
lieve that such activity will
continue TO prove its worth in
peacetime.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

Corp, Cincinnati; Dow Chemi-
cal Co., Midland, Mich; East
man Kodak Co., Rochester,
N. Y; Ford Motor CO., De-
trOit; Firestone, Goodrich and
Goodyear rubber companies,
all of Akron; Stewart-Wa
Corp, Indianapolis. Ind;
Studebaker Co., South Bend,
Ind, and American Gear.
Regulations governing the
sports program and the draft
Of the league constitution will
be drawn during the two-day
meeting, White said. Eventu-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
1000 TraineeS
I'm Nj OIympics

ANN ARBOR, June ia
thousand service traineeS will
participate tonight in one Of the
biggest sports eXtravaganzas ever
attempted here, the Navy Olymp-
les" in which stars from six
Michigan varsity squads are en-
tered.
Highlight OF y events is ex-
pected in a boxing match with
grid captain and quarterback Joe
Ponsetto opposing Wolverine CEN
ter John LintoI Ralph Chubb.
outstanding hallback and swim
mer. will also be on the program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Hudson Tops
In SOffbaII

Including games of Monday
Hudson Local l54. metropolitan
champion of last year, tops the
teams in the Detroit Softball Asso-
cations mems division two full
games with Bills and Briggs
Bombers tied for second place.
Hudson Girls lead the Willow
Run Bombers by the same margin
in the girls section.
The standings
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
BETTER GOLF
Woods and Irons
This "a tho sis OF series
BY SAM SNEAD

Coifs Great Teacher and Player
You swing a wood club. with IT'S
longer shaft. farther back than
you do an iron. Pictured AZ the
left is the top of the backSwing
with woods and at The right you
see the top of the backSwing with
woods and al the right you see
the top of the backSwing with the
long irons. And when the shorter
irons you shorten the backSwlnG
There are several reasons why
a backSWing with irons Is shorter
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Vogue East Side Pin
Classic Meets Monday

Vogue East Side Classic will
hold its first organization meet
ing at Vogue Recreation Monday
at $50 p. m. The league Will be
open to bowling teams of 925
average or more and Will roll
Mondays at 9 p. m. All bowlerS
and team captains interested are
urged TO attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Mann's Lessons at U. M. Pay OF

Droppcd a by AI-AmoTcan PA Smh alter
Meadpwbrook spotted broad shouldered
lie looked familiar lie lie worked with on the
TpeS
His David Zein captain the L. Ma,.he He's back
from 32 south Pacific He's former swimmer at
Michigan.
presently the group OF 100
LST-5l2 will the of Belle Jma
Friday night al o'clock.
what about Mann" his first question.
informed the Mann the
NJ party
That's father" he said "And asked
the Silver Star" II Guam They
a ship there and the by in
Mann taught that"
all need 10
spent athletics Michigan
I've asked ex-vporS Dave Zeitln
experiences this column. clear them with the
clearing thus column for
interesting reading.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Fritzie Zivi( Scores
Kayo Over ZdvdId

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June l3
tUPl - Cpl Fritzie Zlvic. Camp
Normoyle fighting mite, knocked
out Baby Zavala of Mexico City
last night in 23l Of the fourth
round Of scheduled l0-round
event IN San Antonlo'S first out
door card IN several wears
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
MAIER RAPS ONE

Maier, recruit third baSeman
from Buffalo, came up with the
all-important single that scored
Doc Cramer with the winning
marker with one out in the elev-
enth.
Doc had led off with a single
and moved TO second on Jimmy
Outlaws sacrifice to set the stage.
The victory gave the Tigers the
first OF three-game series with
the league champions. whom they
have already beaten in two series
this spring.
Kramer struck out eight Tigers
and wa ked two. Newhouser
whitfield six and walked two. For
seven innings NewhouSer was in
continuous trouble with men on
bases. After that he settled down
and disposed of l. Brownies in
order in the last four heats.
KRAMER GOOD, TOO
Until the eleventh. when he
weakened. Kramer more than
matched NewhouSer's pitching. lie
struck out Rudy York three times
and Joe Hoover twice.
The Browns and Tigers each
scored in the third. Both came
with two out. Len Schultz singled
for the Browns and was forced
at second by Mike Kreevich. Vern
Stephens walked, Babe Martin
struck out and Mark Christman.
one-time Tiger. shot a single to
center which scored Kreevich.
The Tiger tally was produced
when Eddie Mayo doubled and
scored on a single by Roy Cullen
bine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Mat Newcomer
Loses 10 Rerf Ruby

Bert Ruby retained his NJ. w. A
junior heavy wrestling belt by dis
posing OF Alik Kaffnear, Boer mat
man, in straight falls at Mack
Park last night, the match requir-
ing p minutes TO consummate
Whitley Wahlberg Sprang a sur
prise win over Bill Weidner in
straight @llS Louis Klein won
TWO OF three falls from Ivan Gar
avich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind Leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Bklfn ?. York Pftsh . Chisare n
hoston 10. rhtls. Cinciu ~ IT l. rain
ToDAN'S GAMTS
rhns at Boston a. Gin At - o. aiTht
y. "a Bklyn. nirht
Only GameS Sehedulrd
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Toiedo D. So Paul g
Indianapolis : Kansas CITY
Minneapolis Columbus
LOuifvilit 4 Milwaukee
INTERNATIONAL IFAGIE
heNsrk 1913. Montreal 90
Buffalo 1913 Baltimore I ~
ltrstY city 2-lO Rochester
Toronto syracuse
FACtFtC COAST LTAGtE
san Francisco 2 Oakland
Hollywood 8 los Angeles a.
san DIEGO 5 Sacramento a
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Sports
Trucks Fans 20
in z No-I1it Comes
BY LEO MACDoNELL

From the south Pacific comes
word Virgil Trucks, the former
Tiger fast ball artist now in the
navy, recently pitched two two-hit
seven-inning games in a row. In
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

one he struck
out II, in the
other an even
dozen.
A so comes
w ord via the
Pacific edition
of S tars and
S tripes that
Birdie Tebbetts
Of the arm y
will manage an
A m g r / c a n
League all-star
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
BOB TALES
A Stoooe Calls Wrong Play on Johnston;
Some Fine limos a. U NJ. Alumni Party
Ry BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTRY lis hide Wirc like this from
little like James Johnston that make big stories TOR
hbion like Lou Novas broth Of lad who hope VIII DO
something worth writing about at Olympia tins FRIDAY night
Wires Mr. Johnston.
been thrown out ot
with Johnston turn right side
before Wednesday"
Johnston Of some Broadway side
walk usher did while opaichnE messages 10
Hartford Memphis Phoenix and Waa Waa or wherever Johh
fighters
Johnston saloon his life II was
sign somebody fighter The drinks
heard ol MN
thrown of anywhere for picking other peoples checks
The thinks out "hen ne
Detroit else he could pick phone or 90 something
than messages as lhlS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
4 Tigers See Strikes
Close Enough To Hit
By LEO MACDONELL

Back in Superior Wis. We had
rough tough minor league man
ager who had no sympathy with
players. his own or anybody else's,
who were called out on strikes.
lie used 10 yell
III they are close enough to
call, they are close enough To
hit at"
One could not help thinking Of
that managerial Taylor-when
he watches painfully Tigers stand
with their bats on their shoulders
and take a third strike Jack Kra-
mer struck out eight Tigers last
evening and four of them were on
a called third strike The quartet
of cigar store Indians were York,
Cramer. Aaier and Richards.
Cramer and Maler paid off their
debt when they combined to win
the game in the eleventh
YORK FANS THREE TINES
York gets no better fast lie
was up five times without hitting
the ball out of the inficld. He
famed three times. on four occa-
sionS there were one or more
Tigers on base.
But Steve O'Nelll is not giving
up on the big Tiger first baseman
NOT as yet, at least
II will leave him IN there with
the Browns here and In the
game In Chicago" O'Neill eX-
planned. "If ne doesn't show inn
prOvement by then. naturally
we will have 10 do something"
Orrell and Potter will he the
pitThers when The Tigers
and Browns take the field today
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

with the crowd.
They gave him ovations when
he caught fly balls anG when he
singled in the sixth. Three times
he grounded TO Mayo and on an
other occasion walked. Gutteridge,
who batted for Pete IN the elcv-
enth. struck out.
Fans booed the substitution Of
Gutteridge for Gray. The cuSn
toners were strong for the ond~
armed wonder
NewhOuser and Hoover Ig-
nored third out plays at first
and put the Tigers In a hole.
Fortunately no score resulted.
Hoover had time 20 make an out
at first, tried for a force-out at
second and missed. Newhouser
tried to run down a runner be-
tween third and home, but the
runner got back 90 third safely
when Harold could find no Tiges
at the bag for a throw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

pected 10 ar
rive at the Fair
Grounds today,
including t n Q
II h @ a d of
& h a es T.
Fishers Dix l.
a n a F a r m.
w h ich n a V .
been racing at
Chicago. Am
ber Light, the
5-year-old colt
which won last
- 49, a q =
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
HamIin Wins Another

Luke Hamlin of the Toronto
Maple Leafs bested the Syracuse
Chiefs 7 10 last night. spacing
10 hits. Wally Cazcn homered
for Syracuse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
KOcSiS and Mallhaei
Divide u. vi. HOmOrS
BY EDGAR HAYES

Chuck koCss' putting Fred Mathaes pitching divided
honor the annual University of Michigan alumni field day
Neadowbrook Country Club yesterday.
a brilliant 81 field golfers
strokes Second place Chuck Mcnctce e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YLsTERDAY's RESULTS
Detroh 81 4. Chicago 4. Cisvsl
~ inninEsl Boston .. Philadei '
wash. $, =. fsrt . az tnnintsl
TODNY's GAMES
:, Louis At DETROIT Boston Al PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland Chiearo tnlshtl
Only famss scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
MARIs AROUND

u was good 10 see Bert Msris
around Bert. who retired as
athletic director of Northwcstarn
High couple Of years aCo, IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Nova Has Long Ride Coming

m here to Howard Fenske whom the
pOw from Grand Rapids land
l MOine). But
here words hope Mr. Fense knocks Mr. Nova right
Brother Johnston'S
And just make a good poke hope sitting
close to ChebyOgan lap. He
deserves a good ride hut long q mean Nova
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
just Another Camping Trip

Nova like Johnston, thinks he's camping out when he hits
Detroit.
cali local the of day and you
find taking like he does where he has
alter Joe LOUIS
knocked him higher your LoueS kite
The only thing that gets where doe the find sun
around Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

MAI Walter o. (Spikel
Briggs, former Vice president Of
the Detroit Baseball Club. saw
the Tigers beat the Browns last
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

The game is scheduled FOR
o o'cloCk
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
evening. The
IN a jOr was
h = re fro m
Washington.

Pete era V.
the one-arned
ST. Louis star
outhelder who
was making his
first a p p Q a =
ance IN a game
at b ri & & $
Stadium, W a :
a big favoTite
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
INEXPENSIVE TO HANDLE

General Manager Lewis said to-
day the change is being made be-
cause handling the $3 combination
was the most expensive operation
in the mutuel department. Since
payoffS are figured on a 81 basis,
it neceSsitated more calculations
than any other bet and produced
less revenue.
Lewis thinks the change will
increase the mutuel handle, of
course, in which the track has
more interest than ever since the
legislature has cut its percentage.
The So combination is already
in vogue at the Worthwhile harness
race meeting. Its use has increased
the combination ticket play, ac-
cordlng TO officials.
Only the popularity Of the
Daily Double. with its occasional
big payoffs. saves it from elimina-
tion not only by the Detroit track
but by all others in the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Track Stops
Buck Across
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

Brace yourself for a slight jolt
if you are one of the old line con-
servativeS who like 10 bet your
horses across the board at the
Detroit race track. The old So
combination ticket has been abol-
ishedl No more of that buck
across
When the horses start their
S5-day run at the Fair Grounds
Saturday. combination tickets will
be Sc. divided into 81 to win.
81 10 place and 81 to show on the
horse of your choice.