Saturday, 19, PAGE 12 DKTROIT EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY SHOO) December 1942 Gas Rationing SAILOR TAKES IT, BUT DISHES IT OUT, TOO Sportsmen Back Pass Up Fighter Bill Maxwell, Spartan Star in' Three Sports, Can't Get in Service Because of Bad Ear \ May ™ Idea to Curb Tracks i r ¦. W., 3k’MyiLlSv-! Kill ifi»V--&?*!>'¦/ W -¦. 4M/£ EAST LANSING, Dec. 14.—This sports. For the Jast two years ha is not a campaign to expand the has won the all-college turkey-trpt, Dog Stealing a four-mile cross-country run Yk £ armed forces to the extent of one In Florida each Thanksgiving. This year' man, but some branch of the serv- regular performer wit DON also was a MIAMI. Fla.. Pee. 19 (UP).— By GILLIES ice is passing up a hardy physical the varsity cross-country team and specimen Rigid ' gasoline restrictions levied The American Sportsman and in the person, of Bill has a pair of varsity tennis letters. Maxwell, all - around Michigan . Dog After being turned down by all by the Office of Price Administra- mmsMmmwm y Owners’ Association of De- State * athlete. : > the Maxwell remained < services. to x -A announced last night at their Jn tion threatened today kill win- troit Maxwell, who holds the 136- the jurisdiction of his Tulsa ter racing in Florida, but the ban annual meeting and election of pound national collegiate wrestling (Okla.) draft board. His presefjt probablv w illnot affect the Orange 1943 officers that they would spon- championship, has been turned renders him unfit for game. down by the army, navy, marines, [Classification Raw) football sor an amendment to the present active duty, but his status may ftc in nearby Coral \ ' coast guard—in fact, every organi- changed Tropical Park Hil requiring dogs before January 1. Cables will open on Monday “if tattoo law be valued zation except the WAACs and Although Coach Fendley Collins humanly possible Harry L. at SSO or more to be eligible for WAVES. And all because he has a would like to have the Tulsan, who Straus, president of the Cable* this identification. ruptured eardrum caused from a has some- Cherokee MootT irrT)ls ’• mastoid in chftdhood. Racing Association, predicted. "The reason for this change, lineage, on the squad next •season, Price Ovrf I.PO r* Michigan State has three na- he’s Fred Miller, re-elected quick to express his opinion statement that the ban may he president tional champions in its wrestling about Maxwell’s ability. lifted by midnight tomorrow of- of the club, explained, **ls be- fold, the other two being the Jen- “If I were fighting. ~ I'd want fered some hope for the track. cause the present law defines as amga twine. Merle and Burl. But Mm On my *I(Te7r The • Boston College - Alabama theft of out of this trio Maxwell shines Meanwhile, Maxwell, a foreign petty larceny property with versatility. having a value up to language major in Spanish and SSO. wresting alert, will go on New Years Day "In the caae of hunting dogs, In he is quick, Portuguese, is preparing himself or rugged and performs with whether gasoline is available prosecuting attorneys have dif- almost for diplomatic —if tk# ( 'scar Jr., president perfect in two service rot Dooley of ficulty In establishing the value co-ordination other armed forces still don't want him. association, stated The the Bowl of stolen dogs to the satisfaction Orange Bowl can he reached by B IS| of the Judge and Jury. several bus lines and is within “As the law stands today, any Fair Grounds Entries walking distance of downtown have hls Lew Walter's one may dog tattooed FOB GTI HIM) Miami. Dooley pointed out. Thirty! , regardless of Its value by mak- FIRST RACE—JftoO, cleaning. 2 y*er- thousand tickets have been, olde, 6 furlong*; already ing application to the Michigan laLaelma Boy fold . Hn lift *xcVrntur* Olrl I I Department of Agriculture upon Best Bets 2 Greenock. Flameim bxArer 707 The Hollywood, Fla. Kennel 3xbMarcella K. 112 lOcNovember fyg the payment of the $1 registra- * about 15 miles north of Leienu 107 Ugßlerk Eire 10.1 Cluh. tion fee,” Miller said. ftbDog Show Review joh to dog races CHARLES TOWN Velding H 2 12 Miami, planned hold Dog experts are of the opinion 6 Dieco lift l3xßu«**ll lift “until the fans stop coming" Ger- 1—TBCO TACK. Brown Caree Dolly. 7x*El Pekero lift h Hinging Run m that if the law were amended to 2 Blablah Grand Lady. a-Lacim* Stable end W Gilil* entry. ald MeCurry, president of the B J ¦Hk 3 SIR KID. class dog theft as a felony Sn»/i> Brrw>tn- b-Mr* I. H. Nimkoff and h. Metsena track said. thieves -4 REAL BOY, Residue Bullet R. Stahl* entry might be more inclined to think 5 PILOT BOAT. YVeathente, Roman •'-'•.rand Thom and Mr*. G. C. Wlnfrr* twice, especially if the dog stolen Boy 6 OVERLIN, HandmMnwn, Ruckle 1 possessed tattoo marks, Dow n SECOND RACE !«'•(). claiming, 3-yeer- which T—H “ld-1 and up, 4 fur: easily identify IG H STANDARD, Lack*-* anna, laAfghanUian W hip Fans him. Tim* Plav | 119 PxLtnzer On tiff Uncle Wgiter Miller read a letter from Harry S- HONEY i HIKE, Court Blenheim, 2 124 Ift L.tit»om* in i.lxSum Houston 114 UxaValdlna R. -Gaines, secretary Guar dim an t Michigan executive of 9—CASTINE Dun* Canierup. Sweet 112 Bi-hop iff3 the Michigan United Sportsmen's BEST—CAW. 'H# Hubble lit 12xC"mjr*nce- 4 an I*lav Clubs in which he oxVaidln* Hoet 114 rrent 77 3 stated that this TxOj.cmel t?ft 13»«C unt Chat Ui organization planned to offer a bill FAIR GROUNDS ft No Court) in i'AGLIONE OF 11. S. NAVY TAKES PUNCH FROM 808 BOLKEY OF ADRIAN IN OLMFIA RING •-Mr* C C Winter* entry. DAN at the forthcoming session of the _ t-VALDINA DISCO, Dog Ph.»w. No- THIRD fTftft . flip ... Back t.nimirg. 2-year- . . hut thr sailor iron fipht, ove Ift at annual Good fellow Fund show legislature Santa of tu'flfth that any person steal- \*mt>*r. old*, mil* y«r.l* A end 7ft 2—V A LOIN HOST. Optimal, Vaidina i ing a dog worth $25 or more could p. lxßu* V 2. lu I vfr A:4 fans 2 H:«h Ml wp, Detroit hockey will be be charged with grand 3 Rl's V. Z « utn*h*w, larceny. T DO*» La ly, J black Thiu*h lie asked to score a goal for the nav> Other 4—DUTY FIRST C««o t Ma uaHa r Graoa officers elected last night 8—VALDINA SOL. Rozun’e tomorrow night by contributing Short Life ift Heal Gem 111 n Curnshaw To|»ki(*k in Ring, Too included Thomas H. Linn, vice *—RICHMOND. Jack Twitike, Happy *•' 4 tobacco, cigarets, or any gifts of president: Not* Tup Straw in Takes George C. Burger, sec- EOURTH 44).. I'Vir.lr.r. Western Betty ! race yagr- Proves T—ARMOR 3 Wings’ BEARER. lttka. j 1 their choosing at the Red retary and treasurer. Directors B*H»t>y. "M* and Hi., 1 1-14' UiiJ**. Lcs Canadiens at Sgt.-Major Robinson of Canadian *—SPRING Sidonta, |lxTtny Bit 112 OxPeggy'j Advlca Jn7 battle with Army Steals elected were W. K. Terry DRIFT. Lumler* Duty Olympia. Clark. 9 BLOODHOUND, Chl*f Bud. Mad I'i Flret 114 1-xA-ra c veil lOF Shepler, A. G. Newbill and Wil- Bunny. 13 Convlll# I*o 11x<’* j,-- t lift Navy Mothers Show by Victory in Goodfellow Bouts iTxVirtory The Dearborn Fight liam R. Biggers. BEST- BLOODHOUND. ixomr lift March 17S Superiority 3xVY**low 1-rv 11 ne Crown K*. Advice 114 Club and Miss Navy, Geraldine Swim 4 R*auzar lift nxJutr.p Bi j m a By CLAYTON HEPLER h,<; jj Marcoux. are sponsoring (Continued from 7xVald:na Opal 1"7 l*xOr a v 7 First Sport Page) ' SsNUtnaky ha 14 wn‘»rn mas party for the bluejackets at Maj. Burgess of (Continued from First Sport Page) Charles Town Results 117 fcating mainly Sgt. Kenneth Robinson of the Brewster Recrea- FIFTH RACE - |9oft, 4l|n»anr*», 2-yegr- Dearborn Naval ’iiiumrifc, . Krygoski because Selfridge Schedules the Army is typical prescribed by 4 furlong*. he managed is turns better. the Canadian a .tion Center. rounds as the New FIRST RACE—2-year-old*, about 454 '¦ld* Tion. December 29. at which time It furl- rig* l**Prtno* Uurg 712 4 S’ -t Life diving, event in topkirk. ready, willing and able to state commission. ¦ gifts will be presented. The In the an which RUBBER MATCH York 0 >mph (Scocoa> 300 ?60 7*o 2xVaidina bol 119 5aP >r¦»*•* 11T the notoriously lick any man in his company. 2d Stella'* Sun (Kirk) 3 80 2 60 3 Chlnemir.k 117 4 Okghe a 1H Western has been weak was another at of » The third free- Game , Mr* men will he on duty Christmas U. M. (Murphy) H P B nn*r e-Ts fall. of Denhy rang The rock-jawed veteran dis- Few’ in the audience knew they Glorana 3 00 Day. which would prevent any all Gene Becco swinging affair, with both boys Selfridge Field and the Univer- Time 81. off 1 20 H. SIXTH RACE—BI 2'iO added, had met on two previous occa- Gay Amplify * l.yiir-eMi up a first over teammate George played his capability completely Plavar. Witch Circle and »nd up, .ftij fmh.:.ga. party on that day. w inning leveling sity of Michigan will meet sec- Eyster, the city champ, while Kt n last night at Olympia as he won a sions. each a decision. But with all they had in the a Sea Customer a>*n ran. 1 Eld of A all 114 6 Ja< k Twinlc 114 Fans will be asked to put their they must have realized there was iond time on the basketball court 2 Htghi\orough I>i 7 R '•hm nd 1:4 Matthews trailed in third for three-round decision over Geiald ( first minute, particularly in close; Skin 7 * gifts in a large barrel in the Olym- plenty at stake lin Yost Field House. Ann Arbor, SECOND RACE—3-yrar-old* and up 6'* ¦tt 112 a Denhy. Tomlinson of the Annunciation as these two when upjtercuts were the main 4 Vinum 112 9 H*ip> Nol# 114 pia main lobby. In all the group at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, furlong*: ft per Avi n the A. C. on the twelfth annual Old youngsters went at it hammer and blown landed. Suddenly Jack Decem- Cornelia Jane (Kirkl 24.50 ft 2g resulted in fans’ giv- poned a game Sweep for the USO into action, he could ask for no pia, General Fred Haner It flopped the Jersey boy on his w-ith Hannan YMCA ! I 4 Illka 113 Ift*Mad m ing 000 packages cigarets at Condit, Ken Adler and Bill Zaievv- L THIRD RACE—3-year-old* and up. ft Yankee M 113 lUCm K*at J3l 11 of previously scheduled for Decem- » ski. better man than the Tomlinson he revealed that 10 standing room back and pushed his feet in the -14 mile* 6»Armor \> ber 30. * Olympia. SU-y*M fr r+ »tyle— P-»h P'i*hrrnn (Wl, defeated. For the Annunciation tickets had been sold. A sellout air. Larkin never made an at- i Belmlke (Kirk 360 1 M 240 a-W. G: it* and Lxcime Stab'* eß’ry, The gift barrels will remain In’ Ktn»'T* (D), J f*hn Huberts (W|. youngster displayed all the cour- tempt , Lady Jaffa (Beoccet *2O 3on EIGHTH RAC) >4OO claiming, 3->*er- was assured the day before the to get up. He was counted (Auetln) So • the lobby for all sports events 2« 5. Ultima Thule 2 side end up, 1 1-14 rr.Ue* 100-y»rd b»ck«*rok*—Jf rry 'Astourlan age in the world in fighting it out show and the Goodfellou’s willout by referee Young Otto, who Tim* 1 47. off 2 12 |laW. r.ana U.\ waJ’i’ch N" T war t 28. including Bilyk Jerry (VV). Grape BiKhy, I'M) through December srrt hark»tr k*~ Fred Cordlt . IN SECOND Results of the 16-bout card Jack’s victory, while a 14x Dr ft Christmas night, the Krynofky g7 college Andry, (Root! and the basketball double- Pill Armstrong (Di, fctan Stockton (W). punch had to offer in the Annunciation Ne\er Home It *0 2 40 2 60 6 Hi* Highne** 12ft 14*Whittling Jerry Lon Proegeue, Jackeon AC, defeated muddled lightw-eight picture. The Randle ¦ Queen (Rcooce) 220 V2O Dirkllft Time, • header December 28. .ft? .1. NTNTH*RACE *¦ >*• it* 1- rlgliri- e’yle—Boh (W) first round, hut in the second his Mickey McGuire. Buffalo. NBA did not recognize last night’s , Oyeter Ber t He^kaw-nnh» 4 40 J4OO, 200*y«rd free Bushman mg 3-year-old* 4 furlong* (VVj. Jame* Canty, Brewster, knocked out affair, Games Average' Title V). off *34 John Nelson (Di, John Nlebylskl durability stood him in good stead fight as a “title" yet no , _ I 1 12j Alfred Winters. Navy (I>. 1—Don Brtchta ! Store, Singing Cnr.rle, Mlnfwttch Hin H -n llarl lftxT'd*# Dr*xm 7''4 Time. 2:13 9. 42 199 17 Blue 2xß'|ok*t Shop as he turned the tide. Tomlinson Tnm Cablll, Chicago, defeated Tom Tom- real boxing fan w'ould admit today 2 Sylvester Thiel Sun Salvator and Clock Time alao ran. 1 m ll*Arr.erlc'n Brldel 3 George *2 ’ 195 34 • Dlvlna—Gere Becco l 7 -dh und 117 Back Injury (\V>. was driven to cover and the crowd lins n, Annunciation AC. any one but Jack or Allie Stolz 3 Carl Rad 10m 39 192 2 I 12*n: Old Puts (Dl. Ken Matthews s*t 4aCannon Banner V 4 lUxßed i<>* Krvgoskl (W’>, A 1 DeSauinier, Annunciation, knocked l 4 John Botan 4 2 191 34 FIFTH RACE— 3-jear-old* and up. about Individual medlev—John was yelling for Referee Slim Mc- of Newark should succeed light- 5 .5 Jul'.et C 1¦ '4 HxSeagon Ca’t IC4 Bill Armstrong (D), Bill Fewltt (W>. out Bobby Geler. (1). Nick Vanßlngeleetyn* 39 191 21 \ mile 4*Vad Bunny ift Ro'al Martha to 6 Jack Crtlley Darby 'Root) 320 2*o 320 u>a T'4 Time 1:46 7. Clelland stop it. Daniel Paggl .ne, United State* Navy, de- weight champion , 39 190 32 Dallae 7 efttef bud 122 InxFvld Lark l*-o feated R bert Bolkley, lk* Au 8»”o 39 190 2*: Happv Slave (S*occal 440 3 4ft in Hospital Medley Relay—Denby, Western. Time. But young Jerry came out of it Adrian who retired. —M «xl.aird'e Ca* 109 l'x- .trmwl Up 7'A Wood 8 Herman Party Shalt, Jubenvlll* 42 190 28 (Fitzgerald) 4.80 : Fred Akr.n, defeated Howard! 9 Paul Certain 9sAu 1 Lung Byre 106 * 111 (INST.— Fret relay—Western. Denby. Time. before the second round ended and Fenske. Highland Park. Promoter Mike Jacobs said he Kwaany 42 190 17 Time 1 23 3-3 off * 04 xApprenMr* ill NEW YORK. Dec. 19 at>!e 10—Bill* Walker 42 Rlngmond w»r.ce c.aimed. 1.47. in ihe third round made it inter- Jimmie Brewster, a January 29 open for 190 13 Theeptan. Durable. Letitla S , Track, faet Wood. National Open. Mas- Owen. defeated Pvt. had date 11—Robert Rich Chtefjean Craig R. Inamata. Camp Borden, Canada. 42 190 6 and al*o ran. r »t, 3 30 p. m. CEWT). ters ' Open esting for the sergeant-major all and admitted J*rk Blend 12 190 2 and Canadian golf Tim Dalton. Chicago, defeated Billy J13—Edwin2— Troelen champion, the way. It was the standout fight Borne. Gen- Tunney BC he w’as considering Jack as an 42 I*9T SIXTH RACE 2-year-oid*. about is under observation at I*—Robert Johneton t 2 IS* JO mile: I.uther Burgess, Brewster, defeated Jerry 15—Angelo St. Luke’s Hospital because of a of a good card of 16 bouts ar- opponent. The Ray Robinson- Damico 27 18R lft.Super Fool (Duffnrd) 17 00 son 340 Marie Shamlock's 785 Famibari. Dearborn BC 16—Bert Non Town Brennan, has 39 188 17 Royal iSrocca) 320 300 Charles Entries recurrence of an old bark injury ranged by Charlie execu- Lahuck Hunter Cleveland. defeated Armstrong match been aban- 17—Frank Teechler *2 Flu*h Ford Local 187 34 Court Ball (Fitzgerald) 13 20 and has given up plans tive secretary of the Michigan A. Richard Tamplln. 600. doned and Jack looms as the best 18—Jack Murray 42 I*7 13 off 3 34 H. for kati Rnir for the Angelo Sovava. BC, 19— Ntcbolg Time 1 27 3-3 U., Police De- opponent for the one- Mickey 42 I*7 10 Ilefetchlt Or.ene, Draa# marines. A. for the Detroit knocked out Andy Baker. Pittsburgh <2). possible Jo* Plaaky 4 a War Land. FIRST RACE IftuO. claiming. 3-vetp- Bowling 20— 2 187 9 Big * Paces Classic Rock and a Rtppl* aleo ran. ’d« and an u* . -*- 42-year-old pro partment, which sponsored the BUI Andrus. Gene Tunney BC. defeated time three-crown titleholder. 21— Art Houtteman « I•, The from Mama- 3b I*7 I a-M. E. Whitney entry. Buddy Al lift ** Tacg Shamlock, : * Norman Bell. Buffalo 22 Fred Miller 1 a 3 Y., said Marie with 785, is Show. Set.-Major Camp As far as Jack and his man- 12 187 3 roncck. N. he has been K. Robinson. Borden. 23 Clarence Krajenk* 4 2 I*6 I 2 S*»*' in the (Chick) Wergeles, RACE-3-year-old* and up :1 *. ift \ *•»*» advised to submit to an operation, week's leader Women’s ln-j Sharing honors as a standout Can detested Gerald Tomlinson, Annun- ager, Hercules 24 William Blanchard 30 I*-, 2ft I SEVENTH 3 Brown Car** I j--e-man Bowling at attraction, however, ciation concerned, overweight 25 Mlk* Fisher 39 18ft 21 It 1-16 mil** 4 B e>kmari lift 11 Qu> «tr* yi , ! but hopes to delay this until next dividual Classic Winter was a meet- Wally Verbanoia, Cleveland, are this Mr. Monk ddr*># U 2 203-158-200-224. Charles Wmg ‘?'ord Local 600. defeated 28— Charles Peltier Yankee Lad 2 80 7 Hapr> S*a.» 107 14 Flv'nz Wee* 1»J the Louise Stockdale flyweights, Jerry Familian of the the doctor ordered—and how they 42 18ft 5 1 4 "3 The Injury is in lomhar Frank Ahromatis, Highland Park Rec- 29 Dave Newman 33 184 20 44 2-ft. off SECOND RAC), (4i riarr.tng, i-year- was on I)eaihorn Kavdeekay Th* B*rrie« Lady Lz'ng 6 furlong* region of the back and the insult second 712 front 207-202-1 Boys’ Cluh and Luther reation. love the prescription! 30— Ed Hogan 42 184 19ITlme old* end up, . of an automobile accident years 154-179 Dorothy Merchant had 31—Ernie Bolls 39 164 11 [worth, Somali and Braxton al*o ran. 1 Pll lift IxCaw ID 32 Prank Miller 37 18* 10 2 Grand l ady ill bB u* Cov#-t UJft ! 201-176-200-132 for 729. — | and up. ago. 1 | Pep, Stolz Matched 33 Howard Vauthemt «2 183 35 EIGHTH RACE—3-year-oid* 1’» 3 Freetone 1"* iftxParifler 1 jea scoring 34 Marvin DanlelMkl mile* 4 Bab ah 1)3 llxllreex, I*^) Others 700 or better 39 18.7 2* « Al ng (INSY— 35 Bam Evola 42 183 IS Bar* Si*»er (Parnell) 13 20 *" 340 ft Chalpeggy Ito 12 l'a«o Grand* lio .were Maxine Dtnfield, 722; Ger- NEW YORK. Dec. 19 Wallace .Hidalgo) 23 00 lift'' 4 Lifetime Jobs? 35—Art Wat #ol 42 . 193.13 iJim Flower Battle loft 1. Dark A< e Pep TALES iGroucher'* Bov (Kirk) 4 40 Margaret 140 trude Schuster. 717; Agnes Erk- Willie of Hartford. Conn.. New 808 37 Roland Ritter 7 Pretty Lady 42 163 6 14 UJI Lindgren. the 38— Manning Time liftft 2-ft. off 4 2*. Lr.uan • Justin one of strom, 713; Alice Honore, 704. The York commission world feather- Sport Page) Mlk* 39 I*2 22 FUght 10« (Continued from First 39 Jack Gartoer .79 142 16 I Mola»*e» Mtb* Record Pamunkey.l THIRD P.ACF sioo c!a ming, lota*- Illinois University football coach-, matches are on for weight champion, signed Schley ran. jnext schedule has been shining superlatives 40— Ciarance Rho-key 42 I*2 7 Indian Sea and Al alau old* and up 1 1-14 mile* mg assistants, has been on the Deremher 30. Elvira Heins eon- with Allie Stolz, Newark. N. J., drum thumpers, who had been tossing the 41— Herb Len* 33 182 4 1 Si- Kid 117 bxt.yrorng 746 . job for 38 vears. and Frank to 42 Robert Lon* 42 142 2 2 Seawav 107 ,to*D >tne 74J i Man- tinues lead on jvoints. Illness , for a 10-round non- at him, were quick to brand him as a flop. 48— Bernard Betk .79 141 5 3 True Pilate pi 7 11 Cueniamacre* iftT lev, Fair Grounds Results 4 the swimming coach, for 31 kept Irene Sehlusler absent yes- | title bout at Madison Square Gar- year he was neither a wonder man nor 44 Mel Dor’ 42 140 29 Broker* Bud 113 12 B*n Griffith 113 years. Novikoff proved this 45 Bert Wletow i* 180 14 FIRST RACE—2-year-old*, mile and 70 ft Summer tetc-ik 11" 1.1 c hr oca terday. den January 15. 4xS*piin is 7 He's a good country ball player and he's got that «•—Dr G. J Grimaldi 39 140 13 ’ vard*: 10ft 14 Mari* a failure. 47 L*rry Kranti 43 180 10 B* Rwe*t (Whiting) 109 4(1 *b on 1140 7 Scoot 1# im Margaret JU) < ) moxie that enables a man to pick himself up after a knockdown 48— Lee Marshall 39 180 9 Flatter'* Pet Barham) 32 60 13 40 8 Scoria 113 . *9—Ray Turner 79 179 22 Red Ted (Cllngmam 3 80 KoI'KTH RAC) «»ft(i claiming. 3-yeae* considerably more Ralph and mil»t TITAN FINDS TWO FANS IN and try again. That’s a quality which is 50— Olsark <2 179 1* j Time 1 *7 1-.4 off 3 32. old* up. 1 1-14 HOSPITAL 51— Prank Damico 21 179 7 ! Fly. F'revlc, 1 Real Buy 113 a Bn'., ant Ona a a country mile. 52 Pat*v Bowaprlt, Cre** o' 111 valuable than the ability to hit baseball Al Klavoon "2 179 2 'War.1 perfect Score Peggv Sliver and Fine 2 Ida Tim* 113 9 Hard Loser U 4 may 53 Harry Gttdden «2 17* 24 Broom alao ran. 3 Sun Rn*ht TI in 10 Hat* Sm:*h Ifo His official average for 1942 is .30020. Matematicians 54 Clarence Neumann 4? 178 23 I Residue ill 11 Morocco p 113 times 55 William Bunetta 3.3 17* 13 SECOND RACE ftxWaugh Scout Ift* 12 Black Demon U 3 agree, but tr> the baseball fan, that it a hundred 55 Toblan I 3-vear-dd* and up, 4 not Harry 36 174 10 il 1-16 miles: Bullet B 114 1.1 S r Jer tm# 133 57 Phil ftltelnheieer 42 17*4 (Whiting) 7xPrtnre Trulev li» * 14 Phllka 107 the he has gained in the [Constant Atm 18 40 b2O 4so * s better than .29920. With confidence 58—Chrlse Prtechmaa 9 175 4 FIFTH RACE 100, 3-year-old* and up, Ballast Reef (Gross) 15.40 4 40 1 in 59 Quentin Helka 175 -; furlong* past season, Novikoff ought to be a real asset to the Cubs 42 3 Reaper'* Blade (F*t*r*l 3 00 ab->ut 4 50—Carl Lennox 42 17* *1 1 Royal F-ho ill ftxFick jof Babe Ruth or Lou 61— Edward Brtchta 17* Tim* 1 «6 1-ft off 4 on 1943. He may not be another Gehrig, but 30 10 Fair Plaver. Brown China Searcy Bard 2 Aoqualn'Ance ill 4 Hihiaze it* 62 Ford Moor* 43 173 2* Boy 114 Pl,ot very on any- wrack. Ofr Guard and Parade Ground alao 3 Roman 7 Boat H 4 he’s a .300 hitter and gents like that are useful ran. 4 Weotheri*:* ill SIXTH PACF vftOft. all as**, th* body’s ball team. furlong* RACE—3-year-old* up Wverford. about 7 THIRD and *, , Basketball Scores mile- 1 Henna 101 9 Queen . IKlngOberon (Peter*) 7 2 M* Down l”" Mu hIo-a -Iftl 40 ft 20 2 20 3 Star H'rung 1(>1 10 Vaidina (Whiting) ft Oft Claire wtilrz 112 Purge 22" 4 Overlln Huh a Player (L* > I'D ll Be Team or Else COLLEGE Rich Unde Blanc 2 20 ft Free Bov in* Lawrence Tech 70. Concordia ear-old* and up, mile* more than mechanical ability. He must Wavneeburg 47. Indiana (Pa.) 37 (Guerin) 400 'Chance Cross 420 1 High Standard lift * IP) Wlltlamantlc 53, R. I. Teachers Sticky (Cllngman) i.acknwanna and ready forget his own personal interest ,to help 33 Klttv 3.4 ft Knight * player to Aberdeen Army 49 Washington (Md.) 37 2 OxTar Mie* 704 Time 1.13 4 3. off 4 .34 I>ich«»* lob 10 It'-'jch Amo* IT2 the club. Ml*aleetppt State 44. Auburn 40 Leo* Brandy. Big Rim Unknown Re- 11 Loyola (La.) Algiers Navy .Ixßlir* Rita 101 Stiver Ream l*f> 59. 22. ward and Vaidina Duet also ran. * If he these qualifications, McCarthy simply Buffalo 49. Hartvrtofc Rare 10" 12 White Front 212 { doesn't meet 29 ft Time Plav 117 13 Sal'* Sinter lbi i Baldwin-Wallace 56. Kent State J*. FIFTH RACE—3-year-old» and up. », 107 * hasn’t any use for him. Latest evidence of this was the recent Akron 36 Muskingum 34. 4xl>rawout 1* Vendor Lien 113 mile 7 I Id Under lift ¦* trade which sent Buddy Rosar to the Cleveland Al- DeKalb Teacher* 65. Port Sheridan 33. Marion CoJUn# 'Barney) 14 4ft a ao 3 *n• F.IgMTH RACK.-I*oo. Claming, 3-year- Indians. Vermont 69. Tuft* 62. Night Editor (Guerin) 3 00 2 2ft Maine 6.4, Northeastern 44. old* and up, Imile*- though he hit only .230 last season, Rosar is regarded as a Ml** Militant (White) 3 40 1 Guardsman 111 * Officiate IJ3 Vtllanova 29. Loyola (Md.) 26 Tim* 1 12 1-ft. off ft 22 Tex Christian 39, Ran Antonio Pliers 2*. ii promising player. His value isn't lessened any by the fact he Wts* Colonel powerhou*#, Sun Ginger, 3 Honey Chile 11.1 10 Brilliant Carl 113 L R V 62. Rice 40 Pete Jr. and Ibex alao ran. Hattie Big *7, flprlngeld ) 4 Line lift ll lack lift is 3-A in the draft. Arkanaa* fMo 31. ft Loyola (111.) 50 Brigham Young 44. Ro»e An:*a 112 12 Court BlerhelmiV7 reason on SIXTH RACE—B-year-old* ar.d up 1 1-16 4 Boh Junior 7.17 13 Jpnegrl There is little to think Rosar wouldn't still be the HIGH SCHOOL mile*. un Roseville 30. Melvlndale 20 7 Bar Ship 117 14 Wild lrt»ti lift York Staretor (Whiting) 740 4so 2 40' (substitute New roster if he hadn’t jumped the club last summer to Muekegon 44. Benton Harbor 41. (Basham) 00 NINTH RACE I—B*oo Enthrall 9 60 4 ing. and up St Joseph. Mut 33. Mupekegon 24. (Cllngman) 3->car-old* 6'-, fu go home and take an for the police force. When he "B" Trade Last 2 20 IxLucum A examination Albion 27. Marshall 25. Time 1 4ft V ft ftl 1 A.xßliCk liae- 4 47, 4• off 2 Bill B>T*ei»* Ifd D Caetine 1 i™!), did that, he almost automatically terminated his career with the Decatur Covert 4 Ruehwacker. The Fiend. Ch*e»e*traw and ST. Joeeph 18. Dowaglar 9. Vega* Justice .3 F*D Haired 1:0 1o Pa»i Ro Vcl J no league champions. Cdnatantlne 38 Colon 34. aleo ran 4 Lady Mascara 111 ll Kaptlme ng 58. Lake Odessa 39. ft*C:d Ro,e lft i 12 Saranite ijo^ Results indicate the McCarthy isn’t a 36. Wayland 27. SEVENTH RACE—MiIe and a ¦lx'eenth: 4 canterup 17ff 73 Tlu^e system bad one. You’ll Beltonartln Toujour tHauer' 7 *0 4 00 2 4ft Whit* Pigeon 29. Caaeopnit* 24. Phillips 7 Vaidina Oak 111 14 Eroica jog never see a repetition of the ' “cry baby” Plainweli 43, Pennviii* 13. Woodsman 1 1 14 Oft 480 allowance claimed Sweet Olga (Brook* 1 2 40 Davie Tech 29 Od Rapid* Christian I*. Toat. 1.7* p m. episode on any club McCarthy manages. Gd Rapids South 41 Od Rapids Can 26. Time 1:47 3-5. Track, faet. Ottawa Hills 40. Catholic Central 32. Hattie R*l'e. Show Hour* Ho Hung. Eaat Grand Rapids 35. OrandFllle 27. Bohemond. Dodge City and Holly aleo ran Rockford 28 Godxrln 22. OPEN College lr> Good Company BOWLING ] Calvin 43. Albion College 23. , Photo hy Tim*» Staff Photographer Today's Code Horse Cometock Park 42, Hudeonvllle 24. EVERT EVENING Traveree City 27, Ludlngl<«n 18. Throe members of. the cham-i Injured in an auto crash Thursday, oration. He's shewn helping entertain Cedar Spring* 27. Sparta 9 pionship As ffte Rrautifvl Today's selection at Fair Grounds: .40, baseball team from James HUGHES. U. of D. football ro- two young Holland Grand Haven 30. Monroe High in Art DON fans. JAMES MILLER. 7. 24 4 54 /W- -TI Reed City 39. Barry 31. School New York Centre Recreation : captain, spent, a day in Providence Ho<-- of r;n Fourteenth street, and JAMES Heeling* 44 Beldmg 31 recently joined Lt. Hank Green- 50.70 Woodward, at Warren The code, appeared in yesterday's Red Line. Fremont 31, North Muekegon 30. Phone Temple I-0743 Zeeland 42 Allegan 21 berg. their teammate, in the with face cuta and a shoulder scj VLRNER, b, of 0135 U. A. for fieaerrafione .-• pitai - R. street. •o. Have* 34. Kaiamaaoo State High 33. armed forces.