THK DETROIT TIMES Friday, Juna 30. 1944 C-17 HOW EXPERTS PICK DETROIT RACES Gun Education Golf Rule Puzzles Useful Lew Walter* Picks Collyera United Proa Clocker Charlie Concensus York Col. Hortdal Aunt Lucy Hortdal Benzedrine Aunt Lucy Aunt Lucy Aunt Lucy FIRST RACE Sea Victory Private Time Benzedrine Sea Victory Hortdal Hortdal J. ,or,dal Sol veil by Experts Aunt Lucy Sea Victory Peemar Petes Bow Sea Victory Gaudette Sea Victory Is Needed Tilts Singer Singer Valdina Singer Ronrey Valdina Peer Valdina Peer Valdina Singer By M. F. DRUKENBROD In Star Valdina Valdina Singer Valdina Singer Valdina leer By DON GILLIES SECOND RACE Valdina Peer Mission Cross Mission Cross Good Bobby Valdina Remember the stickler Joe Pe- ( moving, a ball shall he dropped, By MACDONELL v Mission Cross LEO Arielita Anelita Valdina Peer Mission Cross Vestibula Anelita Education and not more legisla- golf or If on the putting green, " vany, Grosse lie pro, came up Rudy York, who hopes to he MisTFlyer Miss Flyer Lady Stardust Timoshank Lady Stardust Miss Flyer Miss Flyer tion is the solution for the state's placed, as near as possible to hunting problem, accord- with some time ago. named for the fifth time in the Epl Lady Stardust Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Ga Lady Stardust accident the spot where the object was between THIRD RACE Gal fpi ing to Lansing, In a trap, a golfer take* a the ball In It, with- L«nnual game . Flyer Flyer Lady Stardust Epi Gal Harold Lillie of when lodged All-Star Kiss Kiss Epi Gal Epi Gal Miss Miss. mighty swipe with his niblick or and American League chairman of a state prevention out penalty." Magnetism Sweepnack Graffagnini entry Better By Phar Sweepnack Sweepnack Syvecpnack blaster. The teams at Pitts- Magnetism committee. That's the rule which applies to Sweepnack Magnetism Flash Town Flashtown Better By Phar Magnetism the are trap is heavy FOURTH RACE , On safety committee hall to rest a burgh, July 11, Magnetism Magnetism Better By Phar Better By Phar a which comes in Better By Phar Flashtown . Gold Queen George W'heeler of Mt. Pleasant from rain or tractor, wagon or even a train strangely, was Bright Lucy VALD. BRIGHT CHIC SHIRLEY Valdina Bright St. Dismas Valdina and Ed Flack of Saginaw. They sprinkling and crossing club, in first chosen for '"Trim Stepper Bold completing the course. The Valdina Bright Chic Shirley Barsand St Dismas Barsand were appointed by P. J. Hoffmas- on this case, is the moving object. the midsummer FIFTH RACE St. Dismas the Barsand Trim Stepper Blenweed Valdina Bright Bold Lucy Trim Stepper Barsand ter. director of the conservation his swing, In other words, to got down to :'r I j classic as a department, following year's golfer finds the CANINA CANINA <'an ‘™ last the case Devany cited, the golfer catcher. Canina Canina Our Merrick Old Silk Michigan led ball, lodged Neighbor Our Merrick Hi Neighbor Hi Neighbor deer season in which in would drop the ball in the trap- That was in SIXTH RACE Hi Neighbor Hi Neighbor Canina Hi the nation with 183 gun accidents, a lump of clay, 193 8, when Merrick Brooks-Th. entry Canina Sir Sprite Sir Sprite Our Merrick NOT ON THE GREEN OR IN Our Merrick Our 29 fatal. has stuck to hts THE CUP, York whs also BettyJOHNSON Betty~John*on Laly Tongs On The Doubla Betty Johnson Dina nag Hnffmaster's committee recom- club. tried out as a There It no penally, hilt natur- SEVENTH RACE Dina Fla* Omasan Azimuth Omasari mended a motion picture and i What then? ally Tiger outfielder OIMMTi Dina Hag On The Double nSuSDina Hagf?** he counts the last stroke—the Dina Flag On The Double Azimuth Omasan series of film strips showing the Can the golfer one which resulted in the hall and before Jack ** Sun By Sun By right and wrong way of handling - t p the SuiTßy Extend Extend to ****"** sticking to the club. riot York Zeller thought "Extend SUN BY these Traumelu* Sun By Extend Extend firearms and that pictures green and any baffling actuations up the happy idea of switching EIGHTH RACE Sun By Traumelus Extend be circulated widely next fall to Have Sun By Traumelus Traumelus Traumelus knock the hall off ihere? Or. like this comm up in ona of your Hank Greenberg to the outfield Traumelus Extend Traumelus through schools, industrial plants complicated, can he make it more rounds ? If so, send them to tho and turning the first base job other groups. the hall the club and over the big and hump off Golf Editor of The Detroit to Indian. It also was suggested appro- mto cup consider it holed As a or outfielder, Detroit Results the and Times, who with Alex Ross will catcher an EIRRT RACE— $1,400 pl«t«r cotnbina priate posters be shown in all out on the last stroke? York was to the lion, 3-y*ar-old*, 4 furlong*: DID help to solve them. about as useful YOU Colt Is Best places where hunters congregate (Alexander) Ross, -- OKE! Huy I .at# Thread < Robert* t 400 370 3 20 Even Alex Soldlrr» War Bondi. 100 - ’ American League's team as he .. .. Drawaway (Layton) 400 2 70 1 a ' . and extensive use be made of ra- Detroit Golf Club pro and rules was the Tigers (CafTarella to in those capaci- Speedy Show I 3 00 dio and newspapers. ! authority, was somewhat puzzled, Fight Results ties. Joe McCarthy had available Ttm* 1 14. Michigan Bon*. Moktip Eleanor Van Cray Dot- The United Conserva- so he did what he always does BOSTON-Manual Ortiz. *l23\ . El C*n- a pair of fair-to-middling receivers ? I*. ‘Win* oßlu*. •Victory Prince and Among tion Clubs, made up of about 150 tro. Calif., decisioned Larry Bolvin, 123'*, Pacers when he encounters a stickler. He Providence, R. I. (in>; Johnny Flynn, In Bill Dickey and Rick Ferrell Mi»* Freedom alao ran. have •Et«ld. Michigan organizations, Richard S. Francis’ book 21S. Rochester, N Y demloned Karl and two not-to-be-sneezed at lirst CLEVELAND. June 30 (INS) pledged their support by offering consulted Lowman, 218, Baltimore (Si; Jimmy —Rules* and Decisions. Mulligan, Lowell, kn >k*d out aackers in Jimmy Foxx and claiming. 179. Krme SECOND RACE- 11.400. I- —A husky brown colt, Attorney, to sponsor local campaigns of William*. 190. Newark. N J. (li; Lou Greenberg. year-old* 5 furlong*: today dominated the 3-year-old safety education in their commu- WORKS WITH USGA Kalco, 129. Middletown. Conn , dectsioned Z.ora J. (Burn*! 14 10 470 310 Al Rodriquez, 123, Mealco City (6> 240 pacers the Grand in the PINCH HITTER Happy Jo«n (Caffar*lla) 270 of Circuit nities. Richards works with the United FALL RIVER, Max* Verne Patter- Mnny Lake (Scurlork) 3 001 same manner as a filly, Yankee groups suggested to ion, 130, Chicago deciaioned Al Saunders, Other Hoff- States Golf Association in this (10). So York was used as a pinch Ttm* 1:01 3-3. Maid, the trotters, the committee 133, Montreal I*a Applaud Ml** W’oly#nn*. Lußif#r does as re- master and his that connection and the decisions in his hitter and struck out in a crucial and Mighty Bold al*o ran. sult of a two-heat victory in the gun experts, either be placed on spot and the Nationals beat the book are final. The book is Alex' Matron Stake for pacers. the committee or in advisory ca- golfing bible. Americans in Cincinnati. THIRD RACE -91 400. plai*r e«mblna- Attorney, handled by Art pacity. BETTER COLE lion. 3-y*ar-old* and up. A furlong*. The book is a big one, but in the But York wiped out this false (Adamai 3V* 240 Blackwell, clipped the first heat They pointed out there were in- Rtart with contributions Erin Torch *lO maze of questions and answers creditable Call to Color* (Thompeon) 300 240 in 2:04 5 and then won the second numerable trap, skeet and rifle Through (Btancot 3 00 Alex finally discovered what he once he became an annual pick Train effort in manner. Ed- assist Tim* 1 13 2-3 even easier experts ready and willing to was looking for. A Los Angeles in 1941. Under the lighis at Phila- High On*. Elvall*. Cray Roman** and die Havens ran second in both in prevention of the annual Budg*t**r ran golfer had the same experience delphia last year, York contributed al*o heats. slaughter humans. REDFORD of The a single. year before at the When 1)14 1 oil Uit Hay * BondT Devany’s friend did. ball The Miss Sarah Abbey, who was ... ON ROAD EOI’RTH RACE—»I 400 platar com- to his club, too. GOLF CLUB BERG Polo Grounds he exploded a home bination. 3year-old* A furlong* starred in Hollywood's production, 7-MILE RO. and GO. RIVER ” BIT. H-len (Bianco) 440 290 2Ao “What about it?" the I.OS run Ann V*n "Home in Indiana, . took both De Soto Local Wins With a batting average of .500 Claybum* (Marti 430 320 t \ John Kryston singled as a Angeles golfer asked the USGA. it Under New Management Pi** Pat lAlfonaol 340 (J heats of the 20 trot for Walter J. Richards, that Sortmen for six games, Charley Gehringer, Tim* 1 13 45 J Michael of Bucyrus. pinch hitter and later scored the after explaining of Paul Siiverdonna *i*o ran. now a navy lieutenant, la the most Rorbonne and Wkfi IMS Vu U«l Buy I Bond’ w inning run on Dorchy's single in the case is most unusual and no it Dining Room, Lockart, Showert rules, notable of Tiger All-Star players. ETETH RACE—S2.OOO *h* Hubbard Order 10c United State* War the ninth inning as DeSoto edged mention is made of it in the ? Plenty of Caddie* 3-year olda, furlong* 2) applies. Hole* His batting mark tops all other Pure# A i Ravings Stamps your out Kelsey Hayes, 9-8, to take decided that rule 17 t ir II Sporting Rav O (Layton> 240 230 220 from De- 9827 .players who have appeared in Valdtna l»na (Rianroi 420 310 troit Times carrier. He’ll do- over second place in the east side |The rule: it Phone REdford 'more than three games Wirkord Point (Scurlockl 3 10 liver them to your home. of the UAW-CIO Softball League. '•lf a ball lodge in anything Time 1 12 4 .3 Harold Newhouser. young Tiger Darby Damron, Dnaroll and Playbob
. left hander, starred in last years alao ran. v S* /y . I game. Bob —— siL•;•' Should Swift be named- SIXTH RACE -92 000. plater combina- Zm M^—y— as one of the catchers, it will he tion. 3-v*ar-olrt* and up. A furlong*. the new Tiger's first appearance. Velvet Heel* (La>t>o) 11.30 430 230 Cooling Spring (C*ff*r*lla> 310 230 OTHERS PLAYED Klylng Torp*do (Martin) * 9° Tm* 1 12 1-5 neither Cecil, Tomluta aod Thr** Clov«r* al*o Though was in Tiger ran. livery at the time, Doc Cramer 400 plater com- International Photo and Pinky Higgins saw action in SEVENTH RACE- 91 bination. 3 >*ar-old* and up 1 1-14 mil** All-Star contests. In fact Cramer, Foment (Robert* i 14 90 *4O 300 S/Sgt. tio® DiMmegio of the army air forces con- as a member of the Athletics or Ann* Chlqutta (Hart) 3*o 2w• who held (Adam* i 3 ¦»” gratulates Cpl. Andy Steinbach of the marines was in five. Appoint** Red Sox. picked Tim* 1 47 2-3 down at bat in the service in the Hawaiian The first of the All-Star games Plucky Teddy. t»»#*i Olga. Precmon and him jjame Spread Eagl* alao ran won, however, 7-1. was played at Chicago in 1953 Islands. The army Gehringer was the only Tiger se- EIGHTH RACK 91 400. plater combina- tion 3- year -old* and up 1 1-1 A mu** Stadlnm lection that year, being named as A7O 33n Star Bark (Mo)*na) I*9o n a second baseman, of course. A**l»on (Roberta) *M H? Hackney Signs -- Elmer Cronin, who may be named B*< -1 h*d i Marttn* Worker* Play fiolf Joe Time I IS again this year, also participated . M Mary VI V Di»**n»ion Sir, Juanita Briggs Stadium that big event., The and Okooi# Maluna alao ran Employes of in first Buy Lions War B»n»da. Ton Contract With game 4 to feoldlcra I will hold their annual golf tourna- Americans won the 2 By l allcd Prew Lefty Gomel, Lefty Grove and ment at Hawthorne Night Edition Code Key Elmer Hackney, the “one-man tomorrow Gen. Crowder were the junior daily print# in th* Th* Tinrdt Time* gang" from Kansas State, has Valley. Charley Escoe will be the league flingers Night Edition only the name of a hor** defending champion with Louis which rare eipertr feel t* among th# out- signed his 1944 player's contract Following were previous Tiger the day (Red) again his standing bet* nf with the Lions, coach Moreau chief c'«d* key appear* earn night In th* Detroit challenge Selections: Th* edition* a