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19. 19 3 7 F. A Y. A Collyer Points Finger at Fore, in Sixth Race at Belmont Park, as Day's Best I Man Next Door Red Go Choice MANHATTAN RACE RESULTS AND ENTRIES i. THIRD Tan 5, rUiamUf.

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II1! at Downs Oval Merry Pete Gets Call as Day's Best By Bert E. CoHyer CHICAGO. Hay la-Fore Yeah gangway, for the XXX Special sixth rar.to at Tark this aft The Bcllair repre sentative haa done rvfrythtr.fi atked of him in pnva'e A in fir voir further information I 4 l. rii.pri haa n.iiiiii in uri'i rn nrre- cs en- Vamoose for what 1. 1 Wl ThfT mf in.in f.p-r.rr.

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19371 Hunt Drubs Budge KEW YORK, May 18 (AD Joe Hunt, nineteen-year-old Cnli-fnrnian, to. ay drubbed Don Budge. America No. 1 ninglea player, in a tune-up match for the American Zone finals between Australia and the Vnited States at Forest Hills. 6-4, 6-1.

Calling Al Dogs! By Albert Payton Terhune Ilnw lie Ilia Tail Tn you know the Old Ensliah Fhecp'iog? If not vou nn.s ac- anaitilirr. u-ith end stanthet and finest canines the Jure of the will T.otice that mot dugs Of that reed are And most of them did not have the tail amputated in babyhood. No, the aver- Old English Sheepdog is born tajlleaa. Five or six hundred years ngo he had a luxuriant tail. But he lost it Let me tell you how and why.

Back In the fifteenth century he vas used all over England for) 1 I I I 4.. 1 1 I I 1 I I three days and Out I must make Borne chicken" and Bend it over to birrs tk car of yourself. J.n"... be sura to get enough About that your.r he probably JUat R.t. you ssy but just remember ther ara a lot of rue box, tl in town you went to artr, and 1 mean Charlit Every Uma I go to fc t'r asks about you and he 44,1 had Bent him a letter ani he -ery pleased that you has been very aun-er, fi tha store, and any girl aorsa.

Dad aemis hj says not to send so murfc hom becauaa wtnta lo.k juat aa rue aa trwa girla. iiay hello to your fr Shannon and Margie, and i knitur.g coverlet lur th I baby. Affectionately YOUR M'lTHEr. Cnr.ri,h 1) 1 Back at Saks' 1 1 j. I fiaA IKt.NE ht.SNLIK A native daughter who at- ia popular with Detroit audir-ni-rt, Miaa Kesaler, aongstrea, hat r.

turned to Saks' Cocktail Vat. where she haa built a large fol lowing in past engagementa. New Tavern to Boast an 83-Foot-Long Bar The Brass Rail will npri Wednesday with a hntisr-warmtrf party to whlrh many prominent Detrolters and Visiting theatru celebrities have been invite,) Over what la aaid to be th longest bar In Michigan 6.1 fret of kiln-dried whit pine to he exact a wide aaaortment of aandwlrhea. hot-plate lunches ar complete choice of drinka will ta disjienaed. William Boesky and Joe Frn man.

proprietors, claim no re-aemblanre to the Innkeeper whist huge wooden likeneaa la mounted over their doorway with anntr-r-r carving that represents a patron, but they do claim that ht represents the spirit of tsvern hrf pitality. He Gets Extra Home So He Can Finish Job HOLLYWOOD. May IS A PI Professional, not martial lives, ptompted Dwight Frark studio designer, to furnl.h an tablishment away from the h. he shares with his wife, Mary Call, writer. Reports of a domestic rift greeted him after he arranged a studio where he could finn work on the rostumes for Cecil ft.

De Mille's "The Buccaneer." lit was amused. 'There's no troublr," he said. Martha Raye Is Wearing Buddy Westmore's Ring HOLLYWOOD. Msy 18 Pe-ports published here that Martha RRye, film and radio comedier.r had become engaged to Buddy Westmore, were neither confirmed nor denied by the tress. Miss Raye, however, affirmed that It was Westm ring which she is wearing on tha proper finger.

AMI EMINTn QTM2J aaa-aR--wr iftTTTT) i tfVX aajBBBu- at -i pPDlVATA.1 ff KINLEY GRANT tana'an Afu.tr Hall CamaWa Dr.t I six teu 1 I DANCERS 'I'lj IjiltiUii RtkDtnninc li' Vt If J' fat. taartrai. WL Ik henderson JS Tlnia(, 1 Cut By Ed Sullivan A Mother' Utter to a Chorine Joan Dear: It must be very exciting, this new Ufa you ar leading, but don be swept Bwsy by it. I know you will say. "Ob, mamma Is old-fashioned and doesn understand." but tha mcrat things In life are old-fashioned love and children and decency.

Main Street and your Broadway aren't so very different. The only difference is that here on Mam Street, a drunkard is a drunkard, and on Broadway, he has the fancier nam of playboy, and her oa Main Street if a womaa divorces four husbands, she is considered no good, whereas on Broadway, aha becomes a glamour girl I am pointing theae things out, Joan, Just so that you won't lose your sense of valuea. and your fsther and hsve been worried. I know. I know you ara a grown-up girl now, but to us you are so terribly young It seems only yesterday that you were coming home from kindergarten with your silver star and your funny little drawings of srhoolhouaea that seemed to indicate to Aunt Annie that you were going to be nothing leas than great artist.

And now overnight, you are in New York, working and sending money home and sometimes Dad and myself hsve to shake our heads to realize that our baby has grown up. I'm trty rata mt nat Raana rm. Th lilmct mtm in fult Mmmi, RRaf uttimg fcera in nay rnorai avei'iRf fftit, iff it Irmgrmne aptfa in IrtreMffc ffte mpn Th irea-a it Aaavjt avtfA A am ml thing' thmt mtm freitinf in th tmrth. th lmv hmv tmrmrj gtm mm th fraee naf tht it big (Wfrag In lh uhm ptt4tmtty fata tat th ma at iaui-iniiKinf fcat.t Ruuta. Dnaf saiiaf thmt pthp th bulltrg h4 mttnJ4 Rotor Club lunchtmn ana avaa tailing for ftrar(tanaJ mt tadta.

It anas fA firat finl liar yaa lft thmt lmthr saemeaf fay ml dmnt. mitt ymm drmd fully, anaf yi it wry arauaf thmt ym mr ding aa wll f'a Nu far. Of eaarse, mggarmt bit. Lt might Mr. rf Mr.

LlamJ wf avar. mmd whil th anaf I vara in lAit hilrhtn, rauaf Rear year fmthtr tlling Mr. aoetrf ymm. Ftm whmt mid, I got th imprin thmt it avaa j'uvf a ouartion ml hmurt bfr ym (ask Cinfar Fa r't aaca. I tart ml upolngittj Mr.

La-land far what waa mytng, but -Wll, Joan it prttit than Cingr Rogr.M Thy mr mil vary prmud ml you. Crmndmm amidt Smbody in th family mt Aat torn 'git' ta hat." Granny "A Star It Barn," ntadlet ta amy, mnd pirturat mt yam mnd htrflf in ih lauding rotmt. aaa You askc?) me for some news, but there is not a great deal of It. Frank Smith came home today with hit arm off. He was one of the sailors on the Wyom Ing when the shells exploded during the maneuvers st Ssn Pedro, three months ago, Rnd he has been In the Naval Hospital ever since.

His mother Is the bravest woman I know. She acta so gay In front of him, but last night, while we weie decorating the sltar at the church, she broke down and cried as if her heart would break. I was telling Dad about it when I came home, anil we got rut your high school annual Rnd Frank, in cap Rnd gown, was standing right behind you on the high school steps, and there waa another picture of him with -the baseball team. Your father said: "Well, I supose we shouldn't feel so badly about Joan not being home, when you eonaider how Mrs. Smith must feel," and I suppose that's true.

Frank aaid to tell you that as soon as he learns to rite with his left hand, he'll send you a letter and that he aaw a picture of you in the Coast paper, and that you were prettier than any of the movie stars. Send him a letter as soon as you get this. It will cheer him up. aaa Wa are going Is hate a new port of tic thit fall, mnd Kearney' band it reheaninf already, and Ikcy'ra roint la raffle off car ta that thty will hmv aew Rniformt. Janc't daathler hat chickenpoa, and theO'Brient Bats a aew car and lomorrow ara all foint ant for a little ride ia it, if O'Brien can get tome one to back il out of Ih garafe, becau.e the it still a bit mixed ap about the geart.

Uaa tayt we better pat np oar insurance, but O'Brien taid that if anything happened on of at wit, wanted oar ho. band, ta haa enough money to go gallivanting. ar going drita out to tha re.eraoir, and have a picnic, and then tha mea will join ut at 6 o'clock. Mra. Leland taid that lha mea eufteated th re.ertotr, ao they wouldn't hat to buy at a drink, aaa The mail man will be here soon, so I will have to finish this letter in a hurry.

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I un. ti furli.nc.: i. hit I I I Kin. Ill I I I r.al I I I I I I 'Tha Hark Ill 1 I I I IK I I I rrnt.atiinef Ill I Ml ltht I 111 I I I R.ilin. Ira 1 III "M.r Rn.al I 1 1 httrtrllint K.t nmlh Art I tlt'tnian Trtt-r I'rpnar Ii.uiir Rill I.t llitht tftl Rint Tnnar Int llll KTH It I rt futon, rlalmlnt Ruhr a II l.tandtn.

4 tar tit I I Ill in 1 1 1 in: l-i'p llt.nt The K. Tninl Snap I I John I in I 1 :1 Jim MH nnnell lit Tarra Ut-ll. I in t.ihhi'a It "aarabmand 111! IIITH li S1IM. rlalmlnt a. IH Mile i 7 Tlrtinla J.

11 la. r.l I Hi ll.nl.irh Ill) In! Tra.l.ara In) Ta- l7 ltttiitnl4 HI) llri-t. in) I1H Rill I Ira. a R.lrht. B.nnl ran imta; m.tattl.

and aa. ttt R.i..n onand in7 rank Kallrf inl 141,.. k. at In IVnnl Ina f.rt.lnt.c T'nttimnHMr Ilia a.na) Rnn lanttma June I In twandlandtr I lull IR l.trratl tl.lt. enrrr: SR.

HaraanaV enlr. Rrr ra-a rl.rm-nr 4 r-ar old. and an A'J. farlnnc: I itl. Rrirh 114 Ana inc.

Rani Ball. Vnrla liro T- Nil. lift MtM.nan 111 Rmthrr. Ill Irl.h W.kr III I III Itn. 114 I H.IITH ICE Ptir- nn rlaimjnt 4 i.ar ttlti.

and an. 1 I It mil lta. Int n.d Head Hit M.ntnr II! "Rirrlnn 1117 Inn Rrnntn. len R.ntrr 1 It I l-ht. ln7 Ji.

Mttrphr II! (lttt Ritrar itrh II! hntr-nn 11- NIN1H -I RAtE rnr tenn rlalmlnt. antt nn. and 7R aartt: inr) -H-ti-maa in; hirlr. R. 1 ant.in Da titer I 1 1 I Tan Inl Pn.1 l'-ln- in Rltt ii.r Jran inn Hoar Ladr '1)1 Cnnkc li limrantlra atlnaranaa elafme4.

rather rlnnd. Iraik madiir. inn it: BF.I LAH PARK F1RT It rnraa aR. rlalmlnt. and 1-iMi ntd maitn.

farlnnta: Hhttr) IKS I 11 it Ait nit arraa 1 II Hi erli 'm O.hr-. Ita J.t. Jin. 11 tea A-trne Jn le l.a IM.t Rnll CONr RUE raraa ItM. rlalmlnt I and ap furtnnr- tna lnu VI itrh ins Il Tort fall lit I llllMa iiuf avtrtapirn aa mih aim wru- AaUorui of th New Orieans on, will have her borra here unaer Trainer Jake Baumbach, who alo harvilet horsea for aev- frar.ic J.

a Tali Treea Stable if romlng. Thrn thrrt a E. W. Duffy, taho supplird Drtrrnt with ill Derby atartr, Grey Gold. Ha ll hava Bina norsra nrrc under Gmrga Miller.

M. Johr. Mr. Strlla Hastinea. H.

R. Wilklna and W. Miller ara Just a few of the Othnra. Many nw-nera ho don't like to make a rmblic ennouncement they own horaea. have the horsea run umler om4)orie a elae a name, or stay in hiding behind a stable name.

One aurh cue was revealed last year hen a horae won at long odds st the Kair Grounds. Reporters found the owner, who proved to be a well-to-do market proprietor out Grand Kiver way. "Don't mention my nam boys, pleatte," he begged. "Or my clerks mb ill be Raking for advances to bet on my horses and bothering me to death for tips. Already I have to takt the receiver off tha hook st home tha night before one of my horses runs becsuae my friends call me all night long asking what chance my horse has got.

The reporters laid off. But don't let that stop you. He might be the man who lives right next door. Jersey City Gets Pro Grid Berth NEW YORK. May IS I A.

John Rehaefer. president of the American Professional toot ball League, aaid tenia that Jersey City had been granted a franchise for the 1937 Reason. The club, to be known Ra the Jeraey Reds, will be owned by Judge William Handley and John Kenny Kt haefer said that eight franchises now were definitely lined up, the other seven being nuffalo. Rot-heater, Roaton, Pitts burgh, New York, CincinnaU and IVir Angeles. Ios Angeles rluh, he said, would make a trip east, playing all aeven rivals on the single swing around the circuit.

Wayne Tennis Team Wins Eleventh in Row W'avne University set a record for tennis victories Tuesday after noon by blanking Michigan Normal. 6 to 0, at the Detroit Tennia Club. It waa the Tartars eleventh straight triumph and the twelfth victory In 14 matches this spnrg. Tli. Ja.k a.

htr.inrrr fWi d.f r. "in1 .1 -ra Rtt i i it. M-riin hull, a it a i M.il twi J-I E1 H.ia.M ni 4 5 Kd i. Jm Rl. I SI Hi'.

H.lfw tRl lit f. I Oirvt.m rtl. t. hniow ...4 Jim tarrlaiMi il Ri. hai.j.

Ht.aat.1 no ai Wmmn Tt 'I- il i a.r. Min.rd il im I. tr, th tir-l rt nl tin) ollt.r tt.ail.i.. h. it raiprtl ntit.

Minor Leagues AMI.UK AN ASSCKIATION P-l Ml P-1 MUa'kra in frotta 1 M. aal a tla'r-aa III I I I I I iRiila II II Jl I 1 1 M. Rtn i a I II 11 I It IM IA Tl l.im a Rial I hf Pattl ai 1letla. alrftt vattte, rata MinttratMtlifj at 4 nlamhaa. auM laat.

ram. kamai lilt al Itttt.aaaaall. aitht taa. ram Mil a tike al le-wlaillla. Kraana.

A 4 r.A At Paul al Tnletfa. Mtnrtrapnha at I alntnhaa. Kanaa I Mr al Inttianaitatia. Miiwaakea al laalllle. INTERXATIONAL LEAGt'E P't.

I A 1 Rarh'tet I A IR Jrr I It I I ra'tie. 12 IM RalU orr pe I I 10 1 I I A A 1 IT .4 IA 4 is Vraark Tnrorila Huftala Tlli.n4T a Rr I l.T Xeaarh R-' 1 nrnntn 1 ttmnlia. Plerhma, i rke ana I Roaar MtllniM ana Heath. Rilttmnra I 1 RRRRR aWA 1 Rntrin 4 a a I a a a in a I hmifnan, Khixit-a, I'rlltl ana tHartaa; Kna ilih anaj I rnnae Hurnte I niftH'! .1 1A 1 Rmhr-trr RRRSRR I -T Kilp, I nnk. Hlme.

f'rarra ami I amn-hrll Oojlr, Kinlman. fclrlnkr anit I ranrh. Jrrarv 4 11 1 I It BTDltlM 14 1 RthifR. earh Iwlarrar. liahler ami Rllitnpa; Pnkr a4 trphriaatiai.

UHlMMlW 4.4MI.R pltMimare Rn'fala. aark at Jerw. lit at Mnntraat. ra aaa at RnrhrMrr. FACII1C IT AC IE Mia.trma 3 a I IT A Oal-larxl IHDIIfl lAII I A A II.

m.a a a ad karinf Ola. Reca. an4 Raker. orattl. an Itirtfa I Ift 1 7 IR I jPeT -fth, Kara aaa teraanaet: vtara afta itrr.

TEXAS LEAGt'E I.ala efa TfUi tttt.m R. Oklahama t. Sr ntrtMi Hallaa t. ReaamrtntR R. rii Morth NEW TORK-rENV LEAGUE illfaatapejrt A.

R'nchaataHa 1. ritntra 3. 4lhan Tretitaaaj ilkea-Rarra 4. Har irfaa 7. rarraataa A.

THREE-EYE LEAGUE Rlnnmlnrrnn at Haratar. a r. nn nda. M-iltn. at rtn.

a ttnaiiaa. 4 1 1 'rt ta at Terra Hanta. Id. Pitching Marks of Rival Staffs Detroit MT'UFRa v. rait.Anri rm.

I.IIIIIMF. Tuesday' Result Belmont Park IIB-T i Mil. and "I' Nat 1 I 1 4.rau4 etrr Bia-k uta. ran. alJtiNR Rill tua lueoaaaa) t.U i I Ht la I 1 .4 44 3 ft TriM auaf ai Sad hair rta'ii a i a i t-a Ja.ain.

M. tnrrn.ai A nni.ii itf Ut. xaMM. HHI 1 4 bm 1 1 1 war'Kf 4m taj l'fo ra iHr rbl it II -I li Hatf 1 ita Haatrw a ran -Mil aaJ a aialeeafR I I 1 1 1 1 ft I Vvaawaf Taa- I ft 4 A. Haaf a raa.

4a4 Ma. Mutuel Paid nr Rm PM I Two Kam I'altl NU Ihrrr Han aid IX Sfl Itr Kr I'aid It.llKI srtm lUin I'aid Narragansett riRT Air Mt, farlra: Itarna 'Htetmaat IW 14 Uri i aa va Hoamn Rtal IR I Har afaM-f M-frt Rta. Rlahara aaalalmt, Mla k. Ral Ru aia raa. ltii Hl -MMe alileealk- atriiM fU AR li a INI 1 li.rrai.1.

4 aa) aia laUffl 4 1ma I I -A. refit; Raaell. ar-MN'Ih-. I nanl, I aanherlana. talamiia.

R(ra Mala, I aiaWar, Lairtfaa aUaa taa. IHihii Rir-n farlimca: Rak i aiirlt HmI ft Ma ltifUa I Malaia)t I 14 Ra'ael. Hi'H Mtmia. Ria.k 1 tnlrr M.axirhi I ler lta I lap arr. lltt taarall.

luler aHirl, l.tana) lnaa alaat raa. rnlRTH Rti. hit farlnatva! I Ikaa i aatrim-Mn I 1 1 4 A Mmaaf, i KrtirM AH fi4l Rtlalf Rot I Itrrrmi Htt 1 I If A Rah aaa a). All Iwrlnra. Hi( hHMl, anla ala taa.

Ill-TH R. larLania: tM. law- IMftrHaiml 4 IR AR Mlitiatri) 4 ia Ml H.t I Hrl.ai 4 "I tiar IM ft.Mfl-.ra Trte. IHI'kM T'me. laitf Rara.

I hair, Krllaa, Rlur Itittiia aU raa lhUia mlrj. IMI Nil I Mil anrf a MMt-Mi ft 7a Mm 1 VI Hi lat'h iHIimUO tt.Irtt III Salt (r, aamtllil AMI lime lvaaM tttirlt, R'wa. rriartiiy f.altant tit, Hfiiht I an4 aUn ran. IH.na nli. MIMM RM tWMIta aa a altlranlh? rerrla-a I'al tRl.nnan) 7.JR 4 I A A In I hmiif htt irr) Mt 4 TO Rn-(Ma i held 1 I 1me '4l Rnal Traa4 alet I hanra.

Air Miehad. airaal, llHlerata. Rahamaa. MaMmm mIm rat. I ill RirHle anil an etahth? iHitrhal fl Mil .1 ,1 Iff I'altlina 'Htrtmtnl 4 ffl 3 hit H-t 9 mitli i 1 imr- I A I Rrtan.

Prinr-a r.mti. lraitreaa. I kraltaa ana Anhrlaittta a(a. raa. Aurora riKT ail farlnntal fl.ria (l.rnlnl a.

4 ao hntr rl lnr Sua) a Mil lal Inamft lUirl all lima I l.Y dhrirl Um, aiir.r frera. Ilrnll.al. Iilaanlnf Malk. ftaa Monk al.a ran. ri (ISO Mlf (Orlilaallr ri.hlhl Mil.

ana a I aplaln Krai illaaar). It 4 7 M.iavi nx.ti 4 aa mi Titian. ltiim)in aa I 4ia t'lalrnrh. rrn.l...raiii al.a raa. TMIHII HIilrlnallT aarnnai lt iim iN.aa) 4 ta 'ra nn.

I r-iirr I. ill nn.it tl.aw Hit n.m, il.a I rilnVrl IHI limi- I II.iim. Mahm.mil Mllri aal. I.a.t.ra Riliat. Hhala inalioa alM raa.

IIIIBTH air rarlnntal l.ii-tim. iMiwa illlinarli) (la iM.iral a aa Bar I'la llliarl in Tlma 1: nltan. f'ampn, (lab nni al.n ran. llll ail Mil. ana I'tar l.nn.r rt.mi mi a no M.marnM.

Miaul 4nfl fii hinl iM.iral I Hahailar. la. rollt, Tliar (Ian al.n ran. IMH Mti Tha Jnrl.t iaiMlarl a.itt 4a la Maranra iM.wal 4 III gnu Wallrr Mnrloa in timr-1 I VI tlal flat. Otlnman.

Iwlirlil Nl.n ran. "HIMII Klir-Mila a Man Itaridarl. II. JO till) a Hlll illnari .1 mi (H 4f ff rf I i. I.ara I 4 lima I Hahanara.

Taa ftrmtma. Man I al.n ran. III. Hill KM I mrljlaal thlritl riva anil a half rmli.nr.: l.i.lil irp .1 nil nlir illaharl I1.IMI III Mi.nl. Ptlna (Mrlmhrl A H(l (n ral.tla, LmiHliiM i.irl.

Iiwrh I j.i.li.n. aalma 4 k.polr ana Hark Riiamrr al.a ran. Churchill Downs MRT It "taln ton. Inl 14 7 4 Thi.tle Bad ilr.l,) 13.14) I in lartnar Ithalll nan lima I 1:1 4 Rlnnd R- Tha Mmitr. Mnra Rn.l.l.

Itattrlilrr. Tls.tlma I. I rat It Ina i.i.l.r, t.ptmatie. It.rlt hirk al.n ran. eu and a fcatr far- 1 1 til-It.

111 II A Rhar lair Min-tar ih i ZZlL' 'JLT 7J" V.l' 4 l-ad. laetaia Hanrr al.n r.n "I 11 id 1HIRII mil Vit Manrin iKtnSartal 3.tm 3.7R Rippl.alnnc tllirain.nn) son aiirrn aiinta- it.namanl SIR Time I IT S- Gnl. Ta'rla. Aleret. R.llah.

Raa Rnr lh-rh Do.k. l.aiiM-a 1., Mhw tran.uil. Blaiini baa atan ran. llll KIR llir riTr Jna wh.nrk 4M) an SIR l.aaaator ijamaal van "iTm, Rt.r T. Ilhhwil Stat) I Batfr A liana.

I lharrr j.rk is in nsn a an IS Tima 1:1.. 4 anra4 Mana. Sight Ranatt Ml TraoV iln ran. MXtH RAll. Mile: Fa raa 3 altea P.

Roherta) 00 t.4 rraaam Paal i Mnntgnmrrj 4 fn 1im Chr4.af-. hlrwi.ll fTiir-Ter atva hnanlaa Ran alaa raa. Mra J. e.f4.T rrrtrt. 4-alifina I arm anfrT.

Mania Rlera RtR 4 aa a I lame Parfc P. Martla) 4 a) AHamin R. Rr.h4.rtR.. Time Re Ri. Jnt Trirk.

Ra. Ra lataf. I rtvaa, Raff, fresaa Mar ami araa ran. FH-IITH hf Milr a nr. a aWter-nth: tRrahrrtar.

Sl.rWI lH -JB Ireeirtia Mea-aea 'Jfei 4 Mi S.4R Ctt l.hnit ParkeaT) AMI Tim I Al 1-A 7elatlT. Tahama Rqirr, IrnporUI PaIW. f.ataia Mt, ara IVt. RwRartl fair. la.

kla rta araa na. jl I I Vtinmaa ie4 l.lTH RAr, Taraa iaila8. and aa. I Rarrarat a-war IR1 4IM t4llt ltltla. I IT t.lan.1 llri.1 la tr.

fati.r ItnJ KpaaiHw Maaalia IR7 Ipnraaflm allaaana alalaatal aaalnar rU-ar irar-k BAT MEADOWS riR.T Hr rarM (7M nalaai a farlnnca: Our (raan 11; fttlaaa la Mikaa lark II M. Jalian i.l.l.n. I ant. l.idl.T 1 1 Htm. larlllna ai.lina 107 -rn t.ltariaaa Hill.

Miort RmJ IR7 II lla 1117 ta a ina. lt.r. ittMri nil rraana lli.lt 1rn.Hn ...111 1. tlo.il Buualal 1 1 I run Maanlaia THIKII mi -n. raar-nlaa ami aa.

tatlnnra: hill ma Mnltaa luH Tamali.iaa II 1 1 Liana 1117 -Harrarnlla R7 Jarnar Itl7 a Uitliitaat 11J I Hhnrnma lit nil RTH R4I Parw a7R Halmtna 4 taar-niaa ami an I luh Ittin rra: allna, ll Hrnailnar Run II I. nl.tr l.ilht Itn Ill.a1.n4 II? Iktra lla I nil. Ina III TH Hlirr.ru, rlalailu s- a.r-nl1.. I mllr: l.lr I iina inn CartruHa Inl lia.llttn I Htt Mhnnuaa I 4 III'! ina ami itit Lima Rtat Rrl I ttnarj I IR MXTH RC raraa tana alla.anraa It irrr-rtM. an4 an.

I trttta: Daiilia int rn lift I In llnal Inaaal HI! Wiltljlr inn laraubar -lot Itl.alfMwl 1 144 Ml! NTH 41 -e raraa aTOR. rlaknlaa. 4 nlrla aa4 an 1 I II Il ral.lina II! Tl.andar Hank 7ta ni na. i.aa.iana ill nmliia It Maildua lin l-ima i.irt 111J liwrr Traa ....111 ana N.irnra 1 1 in.inc Tina II lra.ta Run lit Marra IK IH.H1H raraa 9 7RR, tlatmlna I irnf ttiih and an. 1 1.

aiil: IvKI'tttli Knl I a. Ina ti ll linrilta 1114 i.ar 1 1 l.d. htar Rrnnk IT! frt.ial Imata Iff loan, nnard Ill Rarl.adnaa IK limrentire allnw.nra rlalnMnl. Maallier rtear. Irark Woods and Waters By Jack Van Coevering Audubon When the Michigan Audubons got together last Friday and Saturday for their annual meeting In Battle Creek, there waa every evidence that thia organization, which a few years ago had dwindled to a few score, had taken on new life and waa ready to begin writing new chapter in of bird protection in Michigan.

Under the leadership of President Frank DuMond and Secretary Margaret Gross, of Grand Rapids, aided by Dr. Miles rirnle, of Battle Creek, and Clair Hul-bert, of Lansing, the Audubons have enlisted the enthusiasm and aupnort of a notable crouo of younger bird lovers and student in the state which promises a lot for the future. It Is noteworthy that the Audu lion group includes many biology teat hers, dentists Rnd doctois ami other professional people with a sincere interest in birds. This they express by keeping records, banding birds and especially by taking pictures. Among these Audubons there Is as much Interest In csmeras Rnd binoculars as there Is In guns among sportsmen.

If hunters discuss with each other the merits of gauges and loads, these Audubons are equally absorbed In the merits of lenses, shutters and film emulsions. If there Is any one thine which distinguishes members of the Audubon Society, It is their capacity for getting up early in the morning. On Saturday, the group was out in the field at 5 o'clock, when the birds were just beginning to stir and fill the air with their music. Many hikers were Rble to record more than 50 different species of birds before breakfast. The breakfast, of course, is the climax to an Audubon bird hike.

This time, it was served on the shores of Wintergreen Lake on the W. K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. While in the midst of a cup of coffee, or busy with a strip of bacon, an Audubonist would stop, strain his ears, and exclaim "there there did you hear that blat kbtirnian warbler?" Out would come the glasses, anJ breakfast could get cold for glimpse of a rare bird. Satisfied and pleased with the accomplishments of the year, the Audubons re-elected every officer to serve another term.

Monday's Results BOXING A1I4MI Fin Rav Ljle. 1. Ai, Itnt. W.Win 15i in t.f h.iul- S.rir.-!-r ihrnr 1 .47 via Tony Moiijt. HZ Tn a.

1 8 HOLVt-riS. JIa.W:!-a Cnnnm-. 144 OarN. Vn fVaiiKic l.m.1:. I4.I1- Prri'kivn 1ITY.

13.Y JrraeT itr o.jipoint. Jimmy -Lr'i 1 iM. WHFFLIMi W. Chief Rs'-T M-l- nr 1 VM rtoppaa Chart. 1 Bat)- i-imr-ua.

141. ROMO t.irt-a 1441,. nutpontad Waija. 144. Vanat'iar tl'l: (rarra Ba-nttr.

1' Iuf'tt. on a foul om Corfz 14. Mfjio itriM 171 Vi, )- mith S'ott. 17" i I'M. NEW ORK Zaa.rara.

IIS y.u Yn-V AI I a. rr ml 1:7. N.ir i R. I' It If 1" tt t. li i(.

1- r. i Mi 1 it in, I HI' i't A't 11- It. str An, 'I) I-J- Le.t.:!a f.t' G-a-tl F'-W. lit A K't'i. C'tf oijih F-ni i Ca" 1)4 ill f-l Tin-il.

i I Otr.aJ.4. Jchoiir airuartv. 174 I 1 J. ri.her Mra. L.

tan.ph.ll HIIMI II 11 I rnrae Sinn rlalmlnt and ahnt A farlnnca nrnnlta Hrritd Kadtal Marrni.ta Hrn.tirt hacr 4an hattrraaa lad. Untilln 1 1 Mhanfeh I') I llta ittrrn I I I fchinptna; l.lrl ina i.m irjhrn Ilia Rmmirta IIHI llr a' afov in Ilia I mi in 1 1 1 1 III THIRD ntr Para IIMA, rljalmtni, 3 and tip. it (nilfmnn tin llich 4ti-ia Jim mi Mi.a timphtini tin; uirtrtr. R.tar Iltl.i.ttnr. I IR AUrre IRA I atw.

K.i-,.,..,. in-, I lA rr-t ir Iar llrarl I IR Trll in.1 Rrichl HtlHTH rnraar rtf Hatmlai. ararwtldla) anal up. ahnat rt- rnrlrmc-: 1 1 lrUrr IRA latnca Mnrtrt Ill "iinn Home oonnrni OA P'lkka Hraira I'M frr A nrnri-e A tm Mnaa I I hritina Atra tA Rarhtrna 1 111 Aell ina Irreaattiaker ha MrTH R4r rnraa fAl alaitnlnf. S-rear-rtlri, ana ap, hni farlnnc Tarttnitr ffra I aalr Hrraltl 1R MnnocarT ia Mhita hwrna Rtrk pray.

i Jnata aater I'a Tom'a Rnf PnUilfa lilt aorr akiinfa 4rraea im Pi-rcv Mn ina HanalrT lira TBkf fMT III MATH Pitraa fin rlalmlnt. 3- raar-tlda and ap 1 l-lfi nnrivn I'laar ln Hard I hitr an Finn 1 nn Rnntalna- in Trnatar tn lea int tara Htr ln.i SEVENTH At rnraa Sinn, rl.lm Int. 4)rar-nld. and ap, ahaut 1 1 lit in inn tl.rllnt r.t 1RI t.ninan Ptar f. ti4 raaltna 4 1i4 llaranlrl "im Ra.

Wrark ina rnrphr. fltu Ca.a ln Tr. R'nt Ardnr lea bate Bar la IpnrantW allna rlalmral Weathar rtear; trnrk fa.i. PARK riR'T HIF Ca tl Rnn. rlalmlnt.

tnnrtfd. and np furlnnt: Critiral I ait. In! 4 harmed Era. inn Rrci-la B.idtin III Miil. int Ina knnar Hat Inn l.i.

una ill lt inn Jama Ri. Wit.nn 11. M.4H. inn hl.t ONfl C. r.raa 1 1 Ron rlaim- I I i herding sheep.

And a Worm. a and am-int alaa ran he performed st his life trade. 'Villi. TitZ. fnn I rn.

i. r-4 i Rnara IS 4 lXMl II 4 4 a lR'idraa II II 4 a a lrl, I Eat. at birth, his tail was bitten rff-bitten. not cut-by his close to the roots. One reaaon for hit mutilation was a crazy belief that tailless dogs never go mad.

reason was bis owner's effort to dodge the heavy government tax imposed on all dogs' tails (The technical term, "cur- tUled 6Gfg Was Shortened, It aid, to "cur 3 ear after year, century after rtury. the Old hep-cM ta.ig were amputated at birth At last Nature rgan to produce a few does of that breed which were born v.fthout tails. Today many more Old English Sheepdogs are Dor without una than with them. (Coarrwht. 193? ft rrrnr.

i-Hil U'tiiHi rtr ni initniT Tune fn SINCLAIR BABE RUTH BASEBALL CONTEST WJR 9:30 P. M. (E. S. hit.

and ap 1 1 in mtlru: I Rlartlen MR Ntrhi llnarar ill Rta-wd Etrnt. Ill rRal-trnda 11linrl. T.Tlr 111 M.I..II 111 Malhbat in. nnnell 1 14 N.nra kh.n nu I I. rt.

I a I won i a 1 eon I a I I a i Ron I I t) 4 -'M I 1 I I 1 rmaa a n.i a i a 1 a Thn.naa Nrl-n. r.t a. Rr'laa a.t.r tan la trttllrr II Ra. Ruddr Ill free bin BUaki at Siaclalr Psatars fret Ante -Trartat I '4 'Tha TriumTnT Ill Mark Mo4a.tr 101 Beat llr KtucaaO tit..