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19 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 190 RACE RESULTS and ENTRIES Major B. Wins Flagabottt. Pegging Away, Budron also ran. Bout to Decide Welter Title Wiley -Par ham Go Set April 12 Harvest Moon Rated Best Speed to Spare Is Tropical Choice FOI RTII RCF Mile and Fndy lllanailrrl 8.10 I oiorndo (Ire (Elam) 70 yard: 2.20 rPOR' i Grantlano toPayP2 Outsider Is Winner in Close Finish MIAMI, March 18 (A.P.) Major owned by J.

B. Par- viAAnn hv Willie Angnaltae. aliowancea, S-year-elda, mile and tO yard: Napper Tandy 1 14) Dolly Val 110 iLioilIt Ill Supreme Sir 1 12 Burking lit SIXTH R(F. Porte SPOO, claiming, 3- year-oida, 8 sure (ore I (Mi lielmar Belle 108 Heaflmtrr 1 lii Moille 1118 Imp lleelilalr C.alua IMM Settler 113 Double Over ...113 Cargo lil Sweet lavender 108 king 1 1 I Prond laa lille Plat Ill Ilili'a I'alra 111 I oiifiteaa 1118 e.0le 100 Boy Star of Dondra. Ill NEtFNTII RACE Pnrae glioil, claiming.

4-year-olda aod nt. I 1-1(1 milea: Basque Ilrt 'Baehelor'a -lore Iua lli Bower ..111 Is bound to come to the conclusion Making It Easy for Rivals ST. PETERSBURG, March 18 In one respect, the degree in which the Yankees dominate the American League and the National League as well has made things a little easier for managers of the rival clubs. No American League manager, save Joe Mc thp.t the present Yankees are unbeatable. The Reds reached that conclusion in the World Series after they had exerted all their efforts to bring the Yanks down and couldn't even make a dent in them.

Bill McKechnie'g men didn't quit before the series started, as other KoiiKlt iMellnoald) 7 20 Time 1:43. Big Rover, Hope tail alao ruH. FI1T11 RCF Mile an 70 yard.i Dr. MrUrnet (Trahiin) 7.40 4 3 30 Tin. He Red I 8.3(1 4 an Bull Market I.Kaotrr).

fi ii lime 1:43. Jcrrr Croaa Ruff. Me. kone. Mbelad, A an Sake.

t.oiMl Memory. Hurry Ann alao ran. SIXTH RACE Mile and a aitteentht Shining Snn iR.wai 3.KO tnllaa (It. (o.nrale 1 1 5.30 4:10 litlere (Katettl 4 .20 Time 1:43 3-3. onvllle.

Count Dcna. Birdlea. Bramble Sortie alao ran. SEVENTH CE Mile and 70 vard.t Utile Jack illomuer) 23.00 8 811 .1 Ml I IRIehar.ll 8.10 3. Ill (Tii.lor! Time 1 :4.

Palo roiro. White Feathera. reonna al. Jack Vennie, Moody. Hi Wave.

Parade Leader alao ran. FICIITH RACE Mile aod a alyfeenlh: Frank Ormnnt (SoraenI 0.40 3.811 2.00 Wee llitlnlg (Meurlock) 6.10 2.11(1 Moeallne IRichani) o.l'M) Time 1:48. The tlreak. Ooneg. "Ton Hhi, Dovle Lou, Wangood Lad.

Son liar. Edification, Jane Brilliant Mieg aiao ran. l'irld. Henry I lower I I I Marrhlng Feet-. 1 1 I Phenomena! 104 (oulecrloai I IH lllgiiminded KW Don I'eroe 1011 Room KM triah Ma III Mnt VVifbila 1 lit FICHTII Rll rurae ttMMI.

claiming, 4.ve.ir.nld aod no. 1 I -Id milea: Calient Neb 1113 'Black llemon K8 Mauvmnr lilt oorad III! The dueeo 110 Seed II8 Hieket 113 Bubbleaoine ....110 Prince Splendor 113 Carthy, is expected to win the pennant and no National League manager is expected to beat the Tropical Park FIRST RACE Poor fnrlonirat Palrlela. A. Snider 23.70 10.30 Siitmm (W right I 4 0 3 IMI le Back (Steften) 2 li0 l-aclr Jail (Schmidl) 4 lime :48 2f.1. I needing.

Sweet Refrain. Mla BeAille. Suahlflli, Ambo, On the Beam, Darby Danne. Tack Toroae alo ran. 1 1 lead heat for third.

SECOND RACF Si Inrlnngi: Deltner (I retell! (endrillnn (l-mmonal 1 7.IM1 7..0 Trimmed (Kobertaont 3 III Time 1:13 Dimple. Tropiriil al. Peanut I.adv. Sparking. Peter Porter.

Dulch Courage, 1 rnpeclh, Ten-O-Heartj. Bar Jarnee alio ran. THIRD RACK Six furlniiglt Arga (Robertnon) 3.80 2.90 S.flO Winged Victory (Jolinaton) 3-50 3.1(1 Cltafowirk (Lemoioiis! 4.1.0 Time 1:13 1-3. Happy Nymph. Na-h-yllllan, llnmmliiK, lbilaway.

Ocean Tide, Oliver Ttvlat, Salarlna, kenner, Lady Albert G. alao ran. FOI RTII RM'IC Sll rurlnnga: Paul Lee I o) 10.20 3.70 3.IO Rliett lUnraoilo) 2.50 2.40 R. Pinrhot I May I MiO Time 1:13. Open (iofe.

Tant, Light fruiter. Sweeping ind. I.ndy N.ira, Haiae, Aunt Flor, Fair So, Oiindrura alao ran. FIFTn RACF Mile and 70 yarrta: Bull Whip 4.70 Technician (F. A.

Smlthl B.10 4 .10 Comendador tDonoao) 3..10 Ximr I I VlTttilcnl King, Mnonfolli, Pnirprr, Short Cake, (VrUae III aio ran. SIXTH n( Sli fnrlnnra: Muior II. (Johnaon). 202.30 100.00 38.30 hlterwar (Nchniiill 81.50 12.40 Travel Agent IIBIanc) 17.00 1:13. Wie DerNlon, Shea Right, Naughty.

Crui-lne, Timber Lady, Woodala, Modcat Quceu also ran. SEVENTH RAC: Mile and three-aU-teenf ha lllabroom (Rohertann) 10.60 3 0 3.10 Veiled Ijidy 0.30 4jij Skating Fool (JolinMoo) 3-8(1 Time 1:311 3-3. Blackmail. Our Laddie. Device Peak, Joy Hag aKo ran.

By Collyer's Bureau CHICAGO, March 18 Speed to spare. That's the glad tidings from down at Tropical Park Tuesday afternoon. 'J he aptly named seven-vear-old Baiko gelding from the Circle Ranch is dropped Into the fifth fracas at five and a half furlongs just the sort of spot they wait for with this one. He has early speed to burn but generally fails to stick out six furlongs. This is the reason we look upon him as something of a spread today.

The one to beat, it is. only fair to warn you, is Night Tide, a $3,000 plater which ran almost too fast last time. Moving on to the featured fifth, we give the edge to Dolly Val, one that failed Cuba's $15,000 stake last time. Should be well suited to the mile-and-70 route and gets in nicely with 210 pounds. From OaKlawn, the lads have given us one in the first race as provided a great thrill lr a small percentage of the crowd at Tropical Park today Ufn he won the sixth race by a rinse and returned $202.30 straight, 10o place and $38.30 show.

The riater, a winner at the first meet-, here this winter and at Hia-leah Park prior to showing dull recent form, raced close up on the outaide and poked his nose in front of Whitheraway in a blanket finish. Travel Agent was third snother nose behind. The favored Modest Queen brought up the rear, while the notorious post horse, Timber Lady, left at the post. Only $218 of the total straight pool, amounting to $24,512, was wasered on Major B. On Jan.

6 at the first meeting ere this winter a horse named ppreollee altowanee claimed. Horeea liated according to poat poaltions. WeMtlier cloudy; track faat. Yanks in the World Series. The race In the American League frankly is for second place.

Everybody admits that. Even in Cleveland, where they used to look, every spring, for a pennant and practically stone the manager out of town when he couldn't produce one in the fall, they have given up. clubs have done when they found themselves face to face with the Yanks. They believed that, with Paul Derringer, Bucky Walters and Gene Thompson in fine form, they could hold the Yankee hitters in check and that, with their power, they could overcome the Yankee pitchers. But as the series progressed, the confidence of the Reds in themselves was drained and at the finish they cracked.

Tuesday's Entries TROPICAL PARK FIRST RACE Porae 1800, claiming, 4 furlong: OAKLAWX FIRST RI'F. Pnrae WOO, claiming, 3-vear-olrI, Oaklawn coorae: Veond hid 108 Ciinae Way 113 llarveal MoonliHI lil 'Trail. Ill Eater Pa! llu.lle Miaa Kit Turkey Ha.h 108 buy K. III! Three Sanda 11:1 Trymore 103 Siiyer 108 SECOND RCF. Pnrae SKIMl.

claiming. Herb Wiley, hard-punching southpaw, and Charley Parham, the midget Brown Bomber, will fight 10 rounds April 12 in the Naval Armory for the Michigan bantamweight championship. Boxing Commissioner John J. Hettche approved the bout and agreed to award a gold belt, emblematic of the championship, to the winner. Jim Hart and Walter Sharp, who have promoted weekly fights at Fairview Gardens for two years, will stage the show.

The promoters indicated that the program would be offered as an experiment and that if it is successful they will offer regular big shows. At the same time, Hettche O.K'd a rematch between Mansfield Dris-kell, slim Negro welterweight champion, and Joey Mlehielove for the 147-pound crown. Driskcll last December scored a tenth-round technical knockout over Michielove to win the belt. The Driskell-Miehielove scrap will also be a ten-rounder. Wiley and Parham are outstanding eligible contenders for the impound toga.

Three others who originally had put in bids for recognition either have been suspended or ruled ineligible. Bert Artt was suspended indefinitely for refusing to fight Wiley. George Kell was ruled ineligible because of his Canadian residence (Wiley later beat him in a close battle) and Benny Goldberg was suspended indefinitely after his fiasco with Kayo Morgan. 1 Oscar Vitt, who was warned of I aly III? Red Burr all the things that might happen IIO 110 io; l-year-olna and up, Oaklawn eourae 1 117 Nowo I 10 Cri.l 1118 Emollient 112 Slur Blink 1(17 All Even to him if he didn't win with the Coinea Lad I 17 IlicTille 107 no r.ny Wine Wrack Pacillrr Wilhlu hiiikv r.nuii,e lleela My One 107 Cnaboy Dead Ri Hnlterman dy 102 Magic Lady Ill I 12 reduloua 10" 107 Lillian 107 t.nblrn Silence 101 .111 'Doctor Tim IIO 117 Bnttone 110 lot the best bet of the whole day, so The Spotter Dick timer you 11 have to hurry. It is Harvest Moon, which won his last outing at New Orleans, then failed in two Goggles won ai oaus oi ui.ou for two.

In one of the tightest finishes of the season, Bull Whip, representing the Brandywine Stable of Donald P. Ross, earned a photo decision over Herbert M. Woolf Technician, last fear's Flamingo winner, in the featured St. Patrick purse. Comendador II, a South American eight year old making his second start in the United starts at the Hot Springs oval.

FICIITH RACE Mile and three-alg. feenths: Pete Wendllur (Hoaen) 31.30 10.00 3.70 The Right Way It is not, of course, a healthy situation in which seven clubs in one league and eight in the other concede defeat before the opening bell. But there is only one way to correct it. This is by building up the other clubs, not tearing down the one at the top. Fortunately, no cries for the dismantling of the Yankees have been heard lately.

The other clubs are too busy trying to catch up with them to give any time to crying about them. And, as I have pointed out, they can work with greater Onr llud 3.UU 3.10 San Pletro I Kiibrrtann) Wl ime 4-3. Paonllnda. Chlrharra. SECOND HACK Pome claiming, 4-tfiir-olila and up.

0 furloughs Skipped I0! Salin Marvel ....111 Drlno 1118 Adolf 1 ID I'elioa 108 Come Home Ill Disenhnlo 111! Hlgit loo My Ace 112 Eva R. IOH Joe II. 11.1 RcndfAb.iut lot Fair 103 Epical Ill) Suniibell Ill Mis lllldur Hill IXoilo 108 Kaptioie 113 THIRD RACE Pilrae 11,000, rlalin-loir. 0 fiirionira: Winkle Knllle Kay Ill lliirby llulliu 113 Satiation 108 Maencrva Ofl'iee Hour Hit Maenir .113 Marrhaoce 111! FOIRTII RACF Purae gl.100. the Diiytona.

allnwancca, 4-)etir-oida and up, ft1 furlnnga: noratlna 108 Mght Tide llniiillhoy lllll Veiete Hi! Speed to III! Itiflcd Clouda 100 My Porter 108 FIFTH RACF Pnrae 1.300, the St. Alpcnglow, Licber alo run. States for Owner U. vallcjo, was a fast-closing third, a length away. Bull Whip paid $17.20 for two Tropical Mutuels One race paid $11 Two races paid Three races paid 183.40 Five races paid 253.60 Seven races paid 681.00 assurance because the heat isn't on.

MOST PROBABLE WINNER Ilaryeat Moon. eol.LYEH'S SYSTEM HORSE Irlah Moon. REST PARLAY Hnrveat Moon, Speed to Spare, Aeqiiin, a pliiee. DAILY IillllU.E Within, Epical, at Trouicat Park. TROPICAL PARK FIRST Within 13-5.

Nowo 4, Mr Own 3, Keil llurr (i. SECOND Epical 9-5, Fair 7-2, Joe D. 9-2, Come Home d. THIRD llarhv Dallaa Ifi-fi, Maealr 18 .1, Snllle hay .1, Satiation 6. 1 11! Kill Speed to Spare fl-S.

Nlfht Tide Rifled Clouds Floraalna ft. Pll-Tll Holly Val 11-5, Napiier Tandy 18 .1. Viaieoth 4. Supreme Sir 8. SIXTH Arquln A-2.

Kind Keptune 4. Golden 5, Settler 0 '4. KEVEMH IrUh Moon 11-5, Coulee Dam 4, r'oreiiue 4. linn Peroa A. EII.IITI1 Conrad Mann 11-3, Seed 9-2, The (Jueen 5.

Hlaek Demon 4. NINTH (Soli) Oak Park 3, Colonel Joe 4, Hunnilltnn fl, 'luff Stint 10-5. BEST SPEED TO SPARE. OAKLAWN FIRST Moon 7-8. Travia L.

3, Kcrotui Hid 5, Three Sanda 8. SECOND Dirk timer Iluttona B. IliitlermHil The Nnntter (t. THIRD RACE Purae (1100. aliowaorra.

3 furlong-: Red Mlt 113 Pair o' Oueena 1 1 Roman cpi.y ..113 Modulator 110 I'lttapool 1IH Nova Mae 113 Hi Brigade 110 Wiae Moea 113 Eilaael I 13 Kepi I 13 Here She Cornea 113 Superior King- lift FOI RTII RACE I'urae glilMl. and up. Oaklawn couraet Erb I0-! Mv Day 107 Nan Tryat 107 Oilile 107 Nick D. 112 Nohamanel 107 lltpo I0T Ouotum 112 Hiifk'a linage 1 10 Rboog 1(17 Lillian Rolli 107 'Tomye -107 FIFTH Kill: SHOO, claiming, 4-vear-olda and liti, mile aod 70 yard: Red Range 107 Can't 103 Twilight Stur 108 Nanahruh 3 Molaaae Hill 1 Agnea 108 'Honey Scut III'! Ilarel Nut arn Sol ...117 'llurr III. Uniao 1117 Harlnge 112 Frank 113 SIXTH RaCK Pnrae iOO.

aliowancea. 3-ear-olil, mile and 7(1 yard: ong Kill Plok 113 Trim Stepper. 107 opln ....113 Might Step IOO The Fon 113 Super Chirr 113 1 nele Walter ....113 SEVENTH RACE Pnrae aillO. claiming, 4-yrar-oiiia and up, mile and 70 yariia: Murlle May 100 Rig Vlclory 103 Itc.plin 1113 Ho.ln 107 Wooillark IK! Plpaon IIO Molida Oft 'Someone lov 1,1, he Cardnrr. 1 10 Inglrnook IIO Falla Cily 110 Dowu Payment 110 FICHTII KII Puree HIOII.

claiming, g-year-old. and np. mile and 70 yarda: Harem (lueen 100 Cnrinto 110 Lovely Joe Ion '(iunwele I8 Jtllea Larard 10.7 Pram 110 Broadway Olrl I'M! Cottiiigham 10.7 Wilful 103 Hrnharu 103 Dreamy Ann 103 Moriaro lt3 Oaklawn Park FIRST RACE Ouklaivn rourae! Tigers Moyilig (Taylor! 11.10 4.40 3.00 (lolileo I.ea 2.80 2..0 Red Idol (Flam) 3.00 Indians, stepped in at just the right time. It will be all right with the writers and fans In Cleveland if he can Just keep the Indians up there somewhere. Helpful to Yawkey This unusual state of affairs is helpful to others, even though they do not like it too well.

There is Tom Yawkey, for instance. Tom has spent a lot of money and a lot of time building up the Red Sox to beat the Yankees. Currently he has the next best team not only in the American League but in both leagues. At least that's what I believe. Meanwhile Yawkey and Joe Cronln need more time to pull the team up to parity with the Yankees and that's just what they are getting, without pressure being exerted from any angle.

They may have. better pitching this year. They have, in their outfield, Dom DiMaggio, rated the best in the minors last year and potentially as great as Joe. Well, they can take their time. They aren't going to win this year unless, in a terrific upset, the Yankees practically fall apart.

For the Yankees figure to be even stronger thin year than they have been. It Was Inevitable Calm acceptance by their rivals of the superiority of the Yankees has been pronounced all along the line this 6pring. This may not be desirable, but it was inevitable. No matter how courageous or even hard headed a ball player or a manager may be, after a while he rime I 111 Droning, saiiy Surgeon Dick, l.iltio (iate, Oolilen Per. Nwing (tueen, Nellie Francea, Dust hint alao ran.

SFCONO RACF Oaklawn rourae: Vlroaln iF.laml 8.10 3.80 7.00 Shikina Faces Kruger in Fairview Feature Old Shikina, Japanese ju-jitsu grappler, will meet Fritz Kruger in the two-in-three-tfall, hour-and-a-half-Ume-limit wrestling feature at B'airvicw Gardens Tuesday night. Shikina will be after his third straight victory at the East Side club. Cowboy Hughes and Rough Rufiis Jones will meet in the two-in-thrce-fall semiwindup, and Walter Stratton and Al Krusher in the opener. McCoy Hitting Only .267, but Mack Is Confident ANAHEIM, March 18 (A.P.) Benny McCoy is hitting only .267 for the Philadelphia Athletics, but Connie Mack is sure that his $45,000 beauty will be meeting the ball solidly by the time the season opens. McCoy has been at bat 30 times in 14 games and collected eight hits, four singles and four doubles.

He has driven in four runs and scored five himself. Keiiuoia (Milllaan) 3.110 2.70 THIRD Here She Cornea 4, Modulator Marcahala (rrieilmanl o.ihi and ran the mile and 70 yards in 1:43. Don Meade was supposed to ride the gelding, but injured a hand in tne first race, which caused him to cancel his remaining mounts for the day. Manush to Pilot Rocky Mount ROCKY MOUNT, N.C., March IS (A. Heinle Manush, American League veteran, will manage the Rocky Mount Club of the Piedmont League this year, succeeding Herb Brett, who will skipper the Little Rock Club of the Southern Association.

Manush's appointment was announced today by Bill of farms for the Boston Red Sox organization, which operates the club here. Evans said that the manager would play left field if it should be decided his presence was needed to strengthen the line-up. In his big league career, Manush played for Detroit, St. Louis, Washington and Boston in the American League, and for Brooklyn and Pittsburgh in the me 1:11 i n. Hinged RnlelK.

I.it- ton Hickman, Clap, Skotcliy, l.illiiig. Jeuli Dale, Conrad nool, j-lrkle haute aino Air Rrlgarle ft-li, titta Pool ft. KOI NTH Tomye Buck'a Image 4, Odile.a l.aily Hypo FIFTH Yarn Sol 5-2, Hnney Seat 4, Aanca Knlitlit 5, Motaaaea Hill 3. KIXTII The Fop it. Super Chief 8, Trim Stenner l.mir X.

li. run. THIRD RACE Oaklawn rotirae; West Acre Hi. Smith) 7.00 3.80 3.50 Ma.k and Wig (Milllganl 4.00 3.70 SEVENTH lleapha 8-fi. Woodlark 7-2, Continued from First Sport Tage low throw went Into center field.

When Epps bounded to the box, Trout had Lake trapped between third base and the plate. Diz ran the Cardinal back too far toward third and then threw high to Hig-gins with the result that Lake got back to the bag. He scored a moment later when Moore singled past Croucher. The Tigers were helpless before the Cardinal flingers after the first inning. They got two hits in the second and one in the third and fourth, but from then until the finish got neither a hit nor a run.

Tuesday the Tigers return to the home lot to take on the Cincinnati Reds, National League champions, in the first game of their spring series. Big Steel (Flam) 3.80 Appreotiee allowance claimed. Weather rlnudyi track faat. Time 4-5. Buaae Trumpet, Someone r.lae 4.

Murlle May ti. Eli.HTII (orlmo 8-5, I'rum 3, Wilful 9-2. nlllnchnm N. BEST li.VRi EST MOON. Tuesday's Entries TAN FOB AX FIRST RACK Puree (800, maiden 4Ku ese times Shlp'a Bella .117 Snow Fleet 100 Irly Starlltht 10!) Iron Nut 112 fY fri r.noiiy i.uirn 1 1 1 nriaeua ji- Rlniirl Kate HIU Seot'a Pride 107 Holler 1 12 Henna 1 1 Kaln Crvatal ..112 orn Pone 117 Martin Macaw 112 NIappy 112 SECOND RACK Puree 800, maiden 3' yrnr-olila.

ft furlonsa! jv fry phi I lies l.il.erlv Hand. 1L CoM Blllilile 11R (irnnd IjiiIv Slrpin Off 1 IS Tuacan Bel 1118 Ma nrd II 118 What the Radio Offers Today Tuesday, March 19, 1910 (Prorrame are printed as leaued ly the ilatiom listed nt are tublert to chance without notice) tlroaa 1 18 Sir tireaory 118 Sir Stratlou Koyal Irene 117 hint Black 1 13 Badter Paaa 1 1.1 Ketch Dear 1118 Iron Kock 113 Ulllihllnt Lad 113 THIRD RACE Puree SII0, elnlminj, SWITCH TOPAyr e-year-otoa and up, riirionieN: Fir Star i(l ardarroi TUESDAY'S OUTSTANDING FEATURES Silver Doctor 111 M'Anoari lllli Phloi 10B Drliiiebank 107 Oilea County Ill Battling Kate 12:30 P. P. atrioiuj iw oiirwar jeii it.t Monotao iamea-114 Heel In 1 1 1 lllrh Inn I III, 1(17 i ii 1 Ill Mil at Sky o'llllle 103 Ovid Ill FOI'RTH RACE Plirae $800, claiming, 4.yer.olda and up, 6 furlonga: Foam 1(14 (iold If 3 "J.irk n' Spadea I Scotch lllcll ID!) Black lllghlirow 118 lie Said -118 Bit- Flag HO Royal I'eaat 1011 Valleio HI7 Rock X. 118 Lenten Services WAVJ-WMBO Music for School WXVZ Polish Ladie Program Exchange Club Luncheon Lenten Service WXYZ IT.

S. Army Band WYXZ Flower Show WJBK Polish Golden Thoughts Evening Serenade WJBK -Helen Mencken in "Second Husband" WJR Cameos of Melody j.WWJ 1:30 P. P. 2:45 P. P.

I. 7:30 P. Prloreaa lll Alice G. 101 Information Please Mozart Concerto CKLW 9:00 P. M.

We, the People WJR Battle of the Sexes WWJ Cavalcade of America, "Jordan's Banks" WXYZ Top Flight Tunes CKLW 9:30 T. M. Fibber McC.ee and Molly Celebrity Minstrels WXYZ 9:45 P. M. Laugh 'n Swing CKLW 10:00 P.

M. Variety Show with Bob Hope WWJ 10:15 P. M. Americans at Work, "The Chorus Girl" WJR State Taxation WXYZ Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto CKLW A. M.

Music, Drama, News All Stations Tommy Whelan 104 Finn HACK Puree 1800, claiming, ft.venr.nlria. 1 11(1 milea Dlmller 'Tyrce 103 ,1,11 lift Are ..112 Dear Yankee 1I7 THIS IS IMPORTANT You know the value you are getting every time you call for Phillies. It's guaranteed exactly the same cigar today, for only Sf, that was good enough to become the country's biggest-selling brand at 10ff. THIS IS IMPORTANT, TOO Every day smokers walk up to cigar counters and put down more money for Phillies than for any other cigar. MAYBE you'll get around to frying Phillies some evening at a bowling alley when a friend offers you one.

Maybe you'll decide to switch to Phillies some day when you see the box waiting on top of a cigar counter. One way or another, you'll surely try Phillies. Why not today? For the sooner you do, the sooner you'll be enjoying the cigar most smokers prefer "America's No. 1 Forty Plus Club CK.LW Edward G. Robinson In "Big Conceaaionaire 108 l.appan 110 Tenumia lim llurrigal 109 8:00 r.

m. Sir Douglaa 108 SIXTH RACE Pome 91,000, aneea. H.vear-olria. A forloneal allow- Wann llvrro Only 105 Town" WJR Johnny Presents Michigan Symphony WMBC Court of Missing Heirs Pot of Gold with Horace Hcldt's Music WWJ I.oreby 10A Wee Touey 110 8:30 P. The aaltiie iuj Oreneo 110 SEVENTH RACE Puree 800.

elalm log, 4-year-olda and np, mile and 70 viirila! 5:30 a. m. to 10 a. m. Key to Symbols Windshield lit Iron Bonker 113 Peter Tokalon 1(18 tiny Jacket 115 Seliueeo 1IO Sharpshooter 11.1 Handle Croaa ....113 Big Pine 113 I InferYlew Roman Ill Heau l0 1 Itelllloul Talk Varlelr Drama Commentator E-Kdiicatlonal Juvenile Muie 1' 1'olitiral keene Jack 111 Fay 1.

103 FICIITH RACE Pnrae 9800, cUlming, 4-year-nlda and up. I 1-lft milea: Oor Ooaler 104 Ralnhrarer 11S Manrico 104 Cannibal 1 1 2 WXYZ Traveling Cbet-T KLW Hcarlsnnir-T W.IHK Rntiert-T WMI10 Moiinlaln Red WCAIl Around Tnwn-V rt.lll Aim! Jenny Harvey O. 112 Hornet jJI5 Triaa Rnae 107 Almalia lilt l.adr'a Son 104 Wnralli 10.1 rillat to Dliat 1(17 Molded 112 Crnnd Jeater ....115 Huaineaa Manll0 Boaford ..104 Bon Jade 103 w.i utnnuiK i.iirnt-u WXYZ Mr Gardcu-T CKLW Mufical UK Konndup W'MIlP Karcains Weather eleari track faat. 13:011 W.IR Kale Smith- WXYZ EaeyAceeD CKLW Val Clare C. W.MUC Newa at Muale WJR Jiiiiniic i.iirr-0 WW.I 1 love a Mretery-D W'XYZ Keen Tracer-D CKLW Speaker-P WMBC Fannly Rohlnaon WJR heonnri rlueoauu-D WWJ Melody Cameoa-Jl WXYZ Ned.

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WKXI, Hawaiian Muilo WCAIl eWRi-ast Continued from First Sport Page W.IK 1 in 1 I "Six fsl Busher Jackson, two days out of bed with a threatened appendix removal, Jumped from the Amerks' plane and announced he was ready to play, so was Al Murray, veteran little defenseman, whose only WJR Wake CD Sine WWJ Keeper of KeviM KI.W Morning Frnlic-V U'K Mountain Pete-V WCAR Musical Clock 8:1.1 W.IK ill. Nnghhor-V I'mil Wlllime-C WXVZ Sunrine fclub-V W.IHIi; Muelo w.m Tim Dnolittle-T Happy Ulehwava-X WX7. SunrlM Club-V WMliC sew, and Muele luteal tt'rtj Ijcvoiioua Bud Gticet-C WJ Yawn Club-V I KI.W News Ace "Mill' Minute Man-M Rev. John Zoller-R wjr Tim Doollltle-V v. CAR Iirculilaktlnr-T 1:11 WJK Musical I V- v.

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