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Haskin Proves Minorevents' Places Change Trucks Likely to Face Monday, May 3, 1943 DETROIT EVENING TIM F. S (PHOXE CHERRY SS00) PAGE 17 Haskin Proves Owner Tails IlnvToiinl Fastest Ameriean-ltre<l Horse Tigers Go West, By 808 CONBIDINE not only holds the mile rnuird Saturday and C mint F leet pulled many another important rare, plus in purges, would be sent LOUISVILLE. Ky„ May 3 for 2-year-oldt hut he has come away to another length, and he then wpnt to England and won after Whirlaway’s incredible within fraction* of breaking the did the thing when Blue thp Coronation Cup at Epsom winnings (INS)—“Count the tame record. Right to Fleet is records this year, eased up. He Sword* moved at him later in Downs. “Not necessarily,” he said. raep. Likely Handle in early see Bob Tales fastest horse ever bred this has great speed—did you the You’ll him make “I’ve Just about derided that “Our plan is to run him only Trucks country," the usually reserved notice that he ran (he first five- better time than that in the Reigh ( mint ha* done another in the classical 3-year-old e\ents enthused the * John quietly eighths in in mile and a quarter liefore the . D. Hertz Derby :59 2-5 great thing, and that is that he . the I'reaknes* next Satur- All Pitching today at his Paris. Ky., farm —and endurance enough to go year I* out. After all, that was lias nut bred himself,” Hertz *aid day, perhaps the Withers, then Skeet Tourney where the 1943 Derby winner on for distam-e. the first time he had ever run after <iuo deliberation, “f ount the Belmont. Arlington Classic. To Face Browns Marks Periled was foaled. “His final Derby time was t 111 t llisl.nx « F leet seems to be a bigger, American Derby, Lawrence “I know that takes in a lot of 2:04. That’* slower than the Hertz thought for a long time sounder, tougher and faster Keali/.atlon then—if all By DON GILLIES and goe* By LEO MACDON ELL territory, and that one robin record. But he was never that he'd never have another horse than Reigh Count. And well—we’ll send him against the “ By Dead Ball Meet Matt Haskin. Detroit'* doesn't make a spring. the pressed. He hasn’t been pressed horse as gtiod as was Reigh that's saying a lot." older horses in the Saratoga cup There will be no game for the one-man skeet shooting tourna- happy Chicago sportsman said. this year. Blue Swords made a Count, Count F leet's sire. Reigh Hertz was asked if Count and the jockey club gold cup belahorod Tigers today. This eve- “But the fact remains that he move at him in the hack stretch Count won the 1928 Derby and Fleet, who has now won $130,000 races at Belmont.” ment. ning they will depart for St. Louis, By 808 MURPHY Designated by the Michigan where on the morrow they open a Skeet to SPORTS EDITOR Association handle the three-game series. Thence Steve state gauge champion- HERE IS POSITIVE EVIDENCE THAT IT CAN BE DONE skeet wnall Top Pairs O’Neill takes his boys to Chicago One of our friends who fre- ship. Haskin not only proved his before returning home for an ex- quents such places, reports this ability as an excellent tournament stay, in the significant at a tended which Detroit incident local but out a grog shop last week. He was director stepped in driv- To Howl fans will get *heir first gander at ing yesterday at the seated comtortahly at the bar rain Blue the Eastern clubs. Rock Cun Club and won his own listening to the radio account of 92 one of the hig league openers. tournament by shattering out Tonight Trucks is tin** to pitch in St. opening inning, of a possible 100. Louis tomorrow with Hollings- In the one of shoot, a The largest ever held in worth on the hill for the the clubs pushed run across. Michigan gauge shotguns the guy at for .28 Combinations drawn from the Browns. To date the Tigers have ••Well.” boomed the .found 41 competitors. other end of the bar. “there goes loading performers of the women's beaten the Browns two out of I Paul Slack came the nearest of two. your old hall game.” to and men’s major howling leagues with that gentleman 'any spoiling Haskins perfect And the 'day when he, too, of the city vie tonight at Tiger climbed down off his stool and connected with Whittier' With fair weather the 92. hut Haskin won out in the in mixed doubles in the they wandered out into chill De- cut first three front office folks believe that the .for the top money. of games. would have bad a turnout of close troit spring weather. six The final block is at George Hess won the it may be Class A Victory May 10. pinfall, to 40,000 yesterda) At was, The attitude a little ;title 91 breaks, while Actual threatening exaggerated, but not much. with Walter with weather more Un- Tulburt, former Grand American total to count are the conditions. than of the turned less the big league moguls suc- 22.000 faithful Handicap trap champion, broke 88 On the 8 o'clock squad are Hattie out. It was the most encouraging ceed in putting a little zip into for second place in Class A. Wooster and Fred Gardella, Ann turnout of the early season. While the pellet in use. the 19-13 cam- Milt Fisher was high in the Wells and Louis Burr, the week day crowds may be paign will develop into a pitch- Marion Class B division with 86. John small compared to other years big ers paradise Gorman and Louis SielafT, Selina unequalled in the Sktipny was second with 81 crowds are anticipated the our jvastime. Meyers for annals of national ! Howard Morris won first place and Mike Augcllo. Reatha Sunday twin-bill bargains. in Class C with 73. Second place Coolman and Wayne Spaulding. It's Unmatched went to Eddie Griffith w-ith 71. Adelaide Cowan and Chet Slicey; Suffering from an ailing knee, hurt when he crashed into Ken- The shoot, first registered event Stella Hartrick and Phil Bauman. Hack in the days before the of the nedy at the plate in the 15-In- season, attracted shooters Elvira Heins and advent of the rabbit ball and from as far away as the Upper Joe Paulus. ning struggle Saturday, Cramer the cheap home run, the pitch- peninsula, with Fred Goldenstedt holders of the city title, are on the was out of the Tiger lineup yesterday. ers had things pretty much of Marquette shattering 87 j9:30 turn along with Edwardina He is expected to play their own way. Even in the hey- Dorothy Mcßroom. Michigan Coy tomorrow. O’Neill also figure* and Joe Norris, Connie Powers Bridges day of the scientific game and State trap champion, was high for will be ready in a couple and Thurman Gibson. Agnes Ek- days. the tight mound duel, however, the women, breaking 7.3 of Tommy suffered an In- there was never anything to Leon firmer SO, Ra mood Pavia 75* strom and Cy Goralczyk, Hulda jured toe. the the first. N Kkv Safrnnoff 7S Roehl Mir* h 2 John match record of 45 - Otten and Fred 48 C e ZimmerH l»na Wolf. Gladys White, the is a big league games played this ,71. Paul Brcvuk 73 pom.mrk IreMnnt* young pitcher, Dempsey and John Crimmins. Irene go spring 72 Hwad Mora* 7.1 t»r Thoma* K sinus sufferer. He had to home 1 >«rk». n A 2 F w Griffith 71 Genr** Schlusler and Walter Reppen- from the park yesterday. Sixteen shutouts were regis- M**» 111. George Wehaier so. V t Fi»her hagen. tered in this year's first 45 as Jerry Rafferty *3 Irvin Shaw 71 'harle* Vi-i;r»r,r 38. Walter Tulhjrt *.V The field includes 36 pairs and Mack was at bat 26 times games, the American League j M A Can* Alt C J Eherly so Ja<k almost as many favorites. Possible without a hit before he exploded notching up 10 in 24 contests Harriman A7, h red Gnldenatedt *7 Frank winners * »>n include Maxine his homer yesterday. League pro- rule 77 O A K'der SB Raul Fla.* Derifield and the National &2 r» P Allen AA Ml<K*v Mrßrw.m and Chet Bukowski. Betty Chap- ducing six in 21 engagements. Wal»*r 7.imm*- 79xVi Dorothy VT Broom man and Dick Dildine, Crescence York, who to date has been un- that were for 73 Dick Stelnhr.ff l*> Mr* Georg* W'eh- able to batting If i>ace maintained »'*r A 2 Mr* George H*»a M* Ermjtn O Sterhenz and Emil Dimitrie. Doro- hit his stride, was the remainder of the season, the W Bruch A 2 Mr* P P Alien A4, Mutt thy Merchant and Don Brichta. the object of mixed boos and American League would have Ha*kin 92 Joe Gate* 7n Ralph R**h; cheers when hatted yesterday. 37xV. Pave S\mar. 7B John Skupny *4 The squad persoryiel: he 217 shutouts and the National S O'IUMK He struck out twice and twice got League the curtain RMlritf Rtfimir and Jo* r, r **n: Betty to 176 before j Dildin* Iren* Zimmerman- first on an error. comes down. H-nry Noaakowaki; Stella Bauman; Hartrlck-Phil Both be marks, RAY MACK OF INDIANS CROSSES ON SEASON’S Louis* Stoekdale-Harry Allen With 12 hits In 29 times at bat would new PLATE FIRST HOMER HERE Maxine Derifleld Chet Bukowski; Lucille \ for an average of to date that be .
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