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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

The picnic committee of the Lith. uanian Workers Women'S and Ro. man Catholic alliances will meet to. night ct Q o'clock ct the clubroorls on Congress avenue to complete ar. arrangements for the picnic which will be held on June a .at Linden Park, Union City. Anthony Harkaus. kaS, hartman will preside.
 A large audience Is expected ct the fifth annual kiddie revue and dance which will be presented to. night at 8 o'clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church by the combined socitieS of the church. Over 60 children will participate in the performance which will include songs, dances, and Instrumental selection. Mickey Morris orchestra will furnish iTiu. sic for dancing which will follow the show. John Janaetty Is director, and Anthony DeLeo is chairman of the arrangements committee. Stage decorations have been made under the direction of Louis Rocco.
 Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. D. P. Castaldo Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. willis Knickerbocker, alld Mrs. WI. liam Barnes were hosteSses ct c dessert bridge given yesterday after. noon ct tho Third Congregational church hall by the Womef's Get Together Club. Mrs. John Bendles and Mrs. Edward Chapel won the door prizes which were donated by Mrs. Albert Harris and Mrs. Prank JudSon. Mrs. Fred Hainm and Mrs. Henry Vollers were on the prize committee.
 Those present included: Mrs. John Wilcox, Mrs. Howard Brightnan, Mrg. Ethel Leece, Mrs. Abner Scho- field, Mrs. James Donnelly. Mrs. L.. McNeery, Mrs. II. A. Rietzel, Mrs. H. 0. Allen, Mrs. Irving Smith, Mrs. Edward Chapel, Mrs. Edwin Pierce, Mrs. silaS Holland, Mrs. John Y. Joyce, Mrs. Amelia Baranauskas, Mrs. Philip Smith, Mrs. Willis Knickerbocker, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrg Gilbert Henderson, Mrs. Henry L. Tooker, Mrs. Otto siboid, Mrs. Walter Werner, Mrs. David Mac. Cornell, Mrs. Andrew Rodia, Mrs. Harold L. Fogg, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Otto Drumin, Mrs. Howard Pitcher, Mrs. Fred II ann, Mrs. Frank Hallock, Mrs. George 1T. Me- Lean, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Ai- bert Harris, Mrs. Anthony Lam- Lambridge, Mrs. Frank r. Santora, Mrg. Jerry Nolan, Mrs. Vincent Ip- polite, Mrs. Howard Henninway, Mrs Walter Foell, Mrs. Arthur Dauphis rais, Mrs. Claude Link, Mrs. John Bendler, Mrs. George LaSky, Mrs. Joseph Lasky, Mrs. s. J. Metcalf, Mrs. M. LitSchauer, Mrs. William Detwiler, Mrs. Frank Judson. Mrs. Gomer Lewis, Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. George Knowles, MrE William sachenhauser, Mrs. 0. A. Kilborn, Mrs. A. R. Dresher, Mrs. A. II. Hau- ser, Mrs. A. W. schaff, Mrs. M r. Noonon, Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs. A. '. Brown, Mrs. W. M. Weston, Mrs. John Moriarty, Mrs. William Phil- lips, Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs. Henry Light, Mrs. Louis Schuster, Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Warren Parker, Mrs. William 0rovermeyer, Mrs. T. L. Smith, Mrs. Ouis von Lott, Mrs. Joseph Mackey, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Garrison and Mrs. John Stack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
GEORGE KILLERS SEEKS DIVORCE
Olga LawrenceIIe Seeks Decree on Same Charge.
 IntOIerabIe Cruelty

Intolerable cruelty forms tho basis of Q divorce petition filed in Superior Court this morning by Olga Kabanski Lawrencelelle of Wa terbury against Louis Lawrencelle. also of this city. Mrs. LAwrencelle further asks for permission to re- Sume her maiden name. The couple were married here on May 1e, io36. Atty. Harry Krasow represents the plaintiff.
 Tn 6 second divorce petition filed this morning, George Robert zel- lers of Naugatuck seeks Q decree from Lulu Irene Zellers of Nauga- tuck on grounds of cruelty. Cus- tody of 8 minor child, Lillian Irene, is also asked by the plaintiff. The Zellers were married ct Milton, Pennsylvania June IS, 1924. Atty. George II. Lynch appears for Mrs. Zellers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
? OLD PUBLISHER ii;ii: DIES

Newton, Mass, May 23.-(UP)- George J. Kennedy, 83, vice-presi- dent of the Crowell- Collier Publish- ing O., New York, died yesterday at his home after c long illness.
 A native of New York, Kennedy retired from active business eight years ago, but retained his vice. presidents position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

VOVIIGIEIueu 4TUIH FHBV, v ordnance for 2,80o,000 men. Initial estimates for the new program total 94,000, 100000.
 The new estimate for tanks Is a result Of enlarging mechanized units of the Army. New streamlined divisions comprise TOO tanks each and the general headquarters tank force Is building e pool" Of tanks for emergency uses and reserve.
 OPM Director General William 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Forty tons Of candy was ship- ped recently from Cordoba to Bue- nos Aires, Argentif1a,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Anicetas sinutis, of Elmwood ave- fue.
 Selectman Albert Rice will be Q guest speaker ct e meeting of the Federation of Lithuanian Catholic societies tonight at 8 o'clock ct the clubrooms on Congress avenue. Ills talk will be n How Voters Are Made". Professor Alexander J. Alek- sis will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

The African Gold Coast ptir- chased S6,3o7 ,4o7 worth Of Ai11eris can aircraft In January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
ISOLATTONISTS
 OPEN THEIR FIRE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
ARMAMENT FOR
 NATION INCREASED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

The funeral of Mrs. Mary B. Fudge of @ Bidwell street was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
$4,000 Stakes
Goes 10 AIsdb

Laurel. Nd. Oct. IS Alsab
2 year old champion. won the
S. 600 added Spalding Lowe Jenk-
ms Stakes. presented for tho four
teenth time a. the Laurel Race
Track here today.
With Jockey Vedder IN the
saddle, the brilliant son OF Good
Goods, running for Mrs Albert
SABBATH. easily trOunced r. $.
Clarks Colchis. q gelding which in
their previous meeting had man.
aged 10 dead heat the champ.
T. D. Bulbs Sweep Swinger took
down the show end from William
Ziegler Jr.'s Wait-a-Bit, the only
remaining starter.
Alsab carried 12i pounds high
weight and he negotiated thc mile
and a sixteenth route ln ! a. 40
20 pay $40 straight and $40
place There was no SHOW pool
Colchs carried 118 pounds IL
finished three lengths behind the
winner with Jockey Peters riding
end paid 81 go for place Jockey
Woolfe was up on Sweep SwinEer
The track was fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
NabS Screen Pass

But this only angered them for
Link caught a screen pass on the
35 from Madarik and behind some
fine interference, ran the rest of
the way. Links kick was wide.
That ended the scoring. but De-
trolt had the upper hand except
for the first quarter and brief
time in the second. The TitanS
made II first downs. five rushing
and nine on passes; the AggieS
seven, SIX rushing and one on a
pass.
The Aggies showed net yard
age of 103 yards 10 Detroit's II.
But the Titans tried 28 passes and
completed for a total of 200 yards.
The =Aggies= - tempted - ami CONF
pleted eight for 81 yards.
Madarik tried II passes and
completed 10 for 1S2 yards. His
total net yardage was 10. He
averaged 6.3 yards per play.
The Detroit team was heading
home tonight and will arrive via
the Wabash Sunday at 10 p. m.
Heating, with a leg injury, is the
only casualty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
BKUNVUo JUE VIoALLI DNOUOII DON-N ID
Titans Put on Rally
To Whip Aggies; 2O-14
tContinued from Page Twol

When the AggieS closed in on Ba-
noniS he lateraled 10 Biringer,
who spirited 30 yards along the
side line 10 the last chalk mark.
Link again converted.
Detroit took advantage OF a pass
intercep,ion TO put over It's third
marker. Link Spearcd Reynolds
toss on Dclolts 45 and ran to
the Aggies Al Madariks long pass
to Link didn't connect and Al
Goodrich cracked right tackle to
the 81 before the aerial game was
resumed.
Keene took heave from Ma
dark on the 30 and ran to the 81.
Madarik connected with another
10 Meryl Toepfer on the 5, but the
Titans pere penalized 10 the 35 for
nI1CbifaC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Mond avs
Best Bets
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
SdntdCIdrdW Wins
Over State, 70
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and went right back to pick up
four to put the Spartans on the
5-yard line with a fourth down.
They called a short flat pass
from Kicppc to Fuedlund but the
ball bounced off FrIedlun DIS
fingers
Sanmcci kicked out and Kioppc
came back IS yards to the Bronco
81
This tlue they went to the B.
yard line before the Broncs showed
them back Kieppe passed to
Davis over center for 10. He got
3 more at the hole al left tackle.
Then be and Hugh Davis worked
the statue of liberty reverse again
and DAVIS went II yards. finally
being run out Of bounds by San
ucci Bronco center. on the 9-yard
line.
Kieppe hit the loft tackle hole
twice and got s yards. and that
was as far as the Spartans went
He lost 3 yards trying 10 run wide
around left end on The next play
and on fourth down be passed 10
Hugh Davis, complete hut NieSlh.
the Bronco fullback hIt Davis as
ho caught Mac BAH and they went
o1' ri bounds cn tno Efonc
keppo br0uCht >gUtuCCl next
punt back % yards 80 'hc Bronco
So hu the Bronce throw the
.kiepro t0 Hugh Davis reFcIsc for
IA l0yaId loss and the threat
ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Temple Scores 14-O
Win Over Penn State

PHILADELPHIA, oct IS
GNS) Pushing over touchdownS
in the first and third periods,
Temple UniversitN'S Owls today
scored a IA 10 o victory over
Penn state before $4,000 fans
Fullback George Sutch plunged
over from the y IN The first period
while Capt Andy Tomasic scored
in the third period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
KeeneIand Park Results

FIRST RAcE-SsOo, claiming. s-ysar-
olds and up, u mile:
Marbold GEORGE y so $50 420
HI Winnie (Snider) ,. 90 40
Augustus (BodiouD T2O
Time i.14 3-5, or 2'3lik.
Baby Therese. Mistletoe. Starkpe Dust
OFF 'Jay Heart. Norie. 'Hello Zac and
Bona va also ran.
Fields.
SECOND RACE 5000. claiming. a-yesr-
odds. % mile
Cerberus (Eads) 10 so $50 80
Dead Level tsniderN z so 40
Ninety DAYS (McCresry) so
Time t.123-S on 2t0i.
X. Dorko Some Al, Van Man and
Tripped also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ssoo. claiming. 2-year-
old maidens ! i-l6 miles
Epola tMcCrearyJ 10 so 90 20
Miah (GeurEel 3 50 . 90
Cut Rate tCruikshank) 3 Oh
Time 1 AS off Z.3l
Tlge's Echo. Jungle Rhythm Yo1r or
sissie Smith, n. Dee and Quizzical also ran.
FOURTH RACE 5000. claiming 3-year
ods and up, ] lis miles
Uncle Nose (McCreary) lleO 80 80
Meetsum (Barber) 1i.6O $40
Dancing Light GEORGE $40
Time l:47, OF 301.
Rest Awhile. Avesta, Laatokka and Soup
and Fish also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si ZOO handicap. al
ages a mile
BenefactOr (Eads) $40 800 ? 90
Epidor tSnider) $50 2s0
Jezebel IT tCruikshankl 340
Time. 1.i1 3-5 of 1888
Topic, Gallee and Equstone also ran.
SIXTH RACE S. 600 added Breed
ers' Futurity 2-year-olds a mile
/ Devil Diver (McCrearyl 500 4 60 out
Miss DogWood thndersouj 40 out
/ pogpstch tBodioui oui
Time 1:11 So ~ 4osts
/ Some Chance also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-Si 20o handicap. al
ares mile
Three Percent
3 fScurloclD $3.50 ION $50
ISmRcked fsnlder1 So 3 M
1 Roman fBodoul 3 20
/ Time t.i1 2-5 m 4771t
Cherry Jam. Jack Twink and Flylne
Easy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $500. claiming. s-year-
iolds and UP. j.. miles
success Story tGe0rge) 10 20 T20 ? 90
Ava Delight CBortoui 1870 "a
lFlyahead tCruikshauk) sC
4 Time 90 as or 5.1f
! Victor Hugo Honey ChNe PIue Orchid
,Ladislas and Little Nom also ram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Reach Ohio's 3

The clipping penalty put the
Bucks back on the 7-yard line
near the end of the period Graf
punted from the end zone 10
Smock standing on the 50 Smock
stepped along the left sidelineS
until he reached the Is before ne
was halted
Just as the period ended Smock
and Petty had moved alaa4sg tte,-ee TIE
3-yard Inc and first down
PLAYS by SmoCk and Petty lost
q yard. Then Bill Combs, standing
alone in the end zone, dropped a
perfect pass from Snock. But
Petty wouldn't be denied and the
game little fullback running be-
hind excellent blocking swept
around his left end and crossed
the goal line
A few plays later Purdue was
paving the dirt in front Of the
Ohio goal line again but this time
the Buckeyes defense was equal
20 the occasion. and Purdue lost
the ball on downs on the IL.
With three minutes left Ora
punted 10 Smock. who was flooreC
on his 40 and il looked like Purdue
was done for the day. But Ions
pass, Smock 20 Forrest Sprowl
ended up with the Boilermaker
on Ohio's is. Francis Meakir
moved along 10 the s and Smocl
made first down on the 4. On tw'
plays Petty went over and agaii
Smock kicked the point
IL was game and Spectacula
rally but that was all. The Buck
took the kickoff and froze the baI
for the few seconds remaining il
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
ROCKINGHAM PARK

-NIVACIOUs. Two Kick Kilocycle.
TIARA, Zite, PneumAtique
3-WlSE COUNSEL, Count Cotton. Cal
liant Stroke.
LA SCALA. Paddy Range Dust
o-LlTTLE SUZANNE Unbuttonsd,
Shippers Mate
6-JELWELL, Colorado ore. Sir Elmer
idle FANCIES, Beckhampton. SIT
Shooter.
s-Miss DOLLY KAY, Chattsrgal,
ADDRESS
s-cHEsTNUT BUR. TOP Queen, Bon
ME Vixen
BEsT-LITTLE SUZANNE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
BoysY Pays 5000
In SCdrsddIe Handicap

YONKERS. n. Y, Oct IS
QNS) - Boysy of the stables
owned by T. II. Heard Jr. swept
home four lengths ahead of the
field TO win the $500 added
Scarsdale Handicap at Empire
City track today
Victor EmanuelS Omission, the
place horse. paid 81 and SO. and
" IT LahovteauX' ImperatriCe re-
turned 50 n third The winner.
with Jockey John Wcstrope
aboard, paid S2050 $50 and
81 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
tumble Sets Stage

a tumble gave the Buckeyes a
second scoring chance and they
caShed il in quickly. jim Rush had
taken Ken Shocks pass on the
Purdue IS but fumbled when hit
and Fisher recovered.
The Bucks didn't delay second.
On the first play Fisher Tipped
a pass 10 Charles Anderson. stand
ing on the 20. He gathered a
couple of blockers and went the
rest Of the way Schoenbaum
kicked both extra points.
Only once after that did the
Buckeyes threaten. IN the third
period Fisher galloped so yards
only to have clipping called on
the play He raced back and forth
across the 20-yard line several
times before his blockers made a
path for him 10 go forward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
SPORTSMAN,S PARK

l-ANoPHELEs, Wild Pigeon. All steele.
MANDATE, Double Lady. Psiranslla.
BLACK BEGGAK Miss Merit, sylvan
Dell
LATENT pompe Bonnie, Casual Play.
o-GlNOCCHIO, Bar Thirteen. Hair
Time
h-DE kALB, Winlette. Rose Red
BIG BUBBLE. Maurice X, Dear
YANKEE
SPORT o. CALL. Autograph, Jana
pOlA
s-MIGHrY FINE. Kisv Singer. Legal
Advice
BESIDE KALR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
DUFFERIN PARK

/ DON MARINER. HsEgs Blsseo.
Z EBONY PARAsOL. Barry In. Don
Boscomhs
LphhAiNE -, Fripo Front Attack.
4~FIGHrING FINN, khortoi. Patrisius.
5--WARfIGAN, McMArk Wilkie
o-bRASs BOTTLE Wise WIZ, Powers
Gouraud
7-JACSCARF, PegliuE. Contributor
s-GkEEk GODDESS. Fred Trscey,
Spicy
BEsT-JACscARF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
DanieH Blocks II

Iafzyk went deep into Nae end
zone 10 punt and Daniel rushed
through a big hole IN the Purdue
forward wall and blocked the
kick. the BAH rolling out Of the
PLAYING field for a safety.
Ohio State threatened The Pur-
due goal line In the opening canto
when they reached the 5-yard
line and a first down. But Purdue
was more than equal TO the occa-
sion and the famed running game
of the Buckeyes Melted nary q
yard on four plays
Ohio marched 4S yards for its
first touchdown Lee Horvaih
picked up 10 on reverse. DICK
Fisher and Graf ripped holes M
The line and advanced 10 the l3
a. the first period ended
As the second period got under
way Graf pounded ms way 20 the
2-yard line and a first down.
Fisher picked up 2 and then Graf
1V1eh pf over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
u. M..Gopher Tiekets Conc

ANN ARBOR, oct 1S.-All
tickets for next Saturdays Min
nesota Michigan football game
have been sold. II was again an
nOunccd today as requests for
ducats continued 10 pour in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
N. Y. u. Trimmed Again

NEW YORK. oct u.s. 1NS)-
Syracuse handed New York Uni
vcrsity its second straight lopSided
beating before 10000 spectators
today. scoring In the second and
fourth periods TO WIN, 3l-0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Touchdowus Jones. barrow, Heating
RlgnEer Link
Points Hftef touchdowns Link 2 (place
menb, fOunEP placement salmon Crun-
nlrCl
Substitutes Aggies; Patterson. Davis.
Green Cole Hargrove win. Lies Fellhle.
Mckenzie. H0lderman. Hoeman Jones
Reynolds Salmon, Cook. Burlington. Eau
hlnn.
Reno Burke Baker kukoroWski. Elliot.
Toepier Ruth HAL Hughes Link. Bir-
inCer Mclaughlin. Goodrich Trezenski
officials. Referee Bus Haskins 1Okla
Ihomai Umpire Bill Hsler iOkahoma)
Head inesuan Grady Skiliern tOkla
homa) Field judge Gene kemper (Em'
p1ria Kan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
LAUREL

NEWFOUNDLAND. psr,spin, sh.p-
son.
Z-COkhNAlN, AutumnqueEt. BsffleF.
3--BECOMLY, Port Wales Ekwanok
A--DoUBLE B.. Weatherite. Rehearasl.
5-BARuNA, Indian sun. Happy Note.
6-COERCIoN, Ice Water, Transfigurs.
BIG JACK Feed Patch. Flood III.
s~DULIE, Hazel W. Peppery.
BEsT-DuLIE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Empire City Results

-. $500 "'"'e'H S-gfaI-
Misting CRenlck) 100 so
Celaeni May 40
Time 1;i0. pf i.fp.
Iran, Count Haste, Daily Dublin Gran
dun ana Waoaunsee also ran,
SECOND RACE-si.soo. claiming n.
Blackboard (stouD 1880 1910 5so
Cross Section (Keiper) TO m
Wooden Indian Cstrlckleri 2 so
Time ] At IS. on 2 ~.
Slave Charm Royal Taste Dsssrblsr,
Mqueion Kens Pop. Ariel Top and Ali
mony KID also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si 500 allowances. 2.
aleu- DO Dor tassfs, $50 $50 2so
Son OHai tWestrops) 1910 s0
Liste fWsrD 80
Time / 100 Is. or 2sfit
Party BOY, Psisdin Five- O Eight Duty
FIRST s-Hard Blast and s-Eire also ran.
a-Wheattley entry.
FOURTH RACE-S7. 500 added. Autumn
Chuckle (Keiper1 % 70 1900 30
Chiquita Mia tWestropel 40
Time los IS. OF 3:27
s-Light Lady Muy Vestido Scenic Hard
Baked. Lawyersvie, Carlton. a-Ubiqu-
tous. Spiral Pass snd Ny Choice also ran.
a-Hangar entry.
FIFTH RACE 81 500 added ecarsdais
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up. / mile and
20 yards
Boysy (Westropel 40 so 760 90
Omission MEADE 100 a %
Imperatrioe tWalD 400
Time ~ Is OF ass.
Harvard square. Napier Tandy, Here
Goes. Haltal, Ponty. Third Convey. Joe
schenck, Taking Ways and Minnelusa also
ran.
SIXTH RACE--Sl. 500, claiming. 3-ysar-
olds and up. . mile.
Marogay (Westrope) 10 go 400
Blue LAZY day SO zoo
Little Davey lstrlckier) t6a
Time 1909 or 4.2sH
Down Six Rogers BOY. Navy Short
stop Early Delivery and General JACK
also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Si 500 claiming A.
vear-0lds and I'd ! f-1e miles
h.CaRot fStrckierl % 90 100 90
Blaring Heat fstouD $40 10
Haste Back (payl ~
Time 4sf3-5. oh SO.
Lsfenda Gee Joe supreme IDEAL b-fda
Rogers Nsv City ana Whftiing Dick
also ran.
b.Vidsl-Wtsslsr entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACES 600, claiming, 2-ysar-
olds, (. mile.
Eric knight tDuppsl 600 240 2.30
lmpregnahle (Deering) 40 40
a-CRlAtsu (Garner) 2.a0
Time i;14. of .36h
Kstesy War Art, Canigo and a-Torian
also ran.
Babylon Bryson entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Dufferin Park Results

FIRST RAcE-S7oo. claiming, 3.ysar-
olds and up. z fufiongs
F1oysan (Cowley) 10 20 10 o0
Fire Log (MattlolD 81 80 ID 20
Jorfus (Hughes) 300
Time ! 81 AS oN 1t46it.
Cuvanna Gay Boy Again. Brother Pat,
Rare Diamond and HAY knife also ran.
SECOND RACE s7oo. claiming, Swear
olas and up T furl0ngs
Don Mariner tRemlllardJ SIS 800 40
Haggis tClZkl a.31 hO
Blasco CBirley1 50
Time 81 on 225h
izaak Walton SKY GREY. Spring Moon.
Black Nugget and Patsy Mac also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s7oo. claiming 2-ysar-
olds 2 furOngs
Lady LII Clarke $50 80 30
Frisinan tBrleyl 3 20 80
Ms Adele Courtney 90
Time 1873 as, or 5oi
King Trap. Blueheu Gallris ltsan ana
Toy Broom also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3year-olds and up,
claiming. ] lis miles.
Donedna (Covleyl $50 81 -
Ebony Moon tClarke) 8 20 ~
Royal Tread (Remlllardl Zb0
Time 1852 1-5 on 3.3eH
Griddle. Lady wales, Pomkee and star
Gaiety also ran.
FIFTH RACES 600. handicap o-year-
Odds ana up. furlonEs
Wise Maiden CWiniamsJ 1928 l35 4e5
Scotchgraas Clarke, 1919 los
McMark (Cowley) $50
Time 80 %. of 4.20lg
Warigan, Maior-Mlnor Top Boots, Bold
Fay and Budron also ran.
SIXTH RACE 500 claiming Swear
ODDS and up is miles.
Mickey Best tCzk $40 3Ej 10
Eicereine tMattolD $50 ~
BernardIne W. tClarkel rs
Time $50 4-5 on 4 ~
Some Ysnk Orange liz Royal Pirate.
Tnckys so2-2ad Wes'y's Hero also ran
SEVENTH RACE $500. claiming, g.
vear.oldS and up, about ~ miles
Boomer Girl Clarke IN 375 90
Careless knight Lynn) so $40
Isleworth courtney so
Time SIS 3-S on 54i
Nell Str0me Charmette Kindred Spirit
Bunefta and Holton also rsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

FIRST RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 3.ysAr-
olos and W, mile ane 70 yards
s @sisiea s2u1 'y. lR,92yp a' go 20
Merry Saxon (AnNantf) 500
Time 81 on 202.
Tomoca Extended Her Reich la SOM
5Fa' Deep ROCK and Noncei also ran
SECOND RACE $500. claiming agar
Lillian Roth tGiisspisl 100 400 so
Winklf t4artinb btO 80
Johnny Moran Becker go
Time I - Is. OFT 81
Firersb. BUR Ryan. Masked Plane Look
our Below sHes Right, Toast and Black
John also ran.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming. 3.y.,r.
Ten Blow (Ysrosrry) 800 800 $50
Margaret %adi tkinEl - o9 Zoo
Black Time lpisugnj 500
Tine 81 "a OF z
rfHT-s Fef HalIiFl HdT9a Lar SHADY
town. jerry b Busy L.tfsciA ana queen
Echo also ran.
FOURTH RACE 5000. claiming swear.
dds and UP. "a fufiongs
Ar Of War (cutehnsldJ $50 so
Mllmors 6Brooh1 100
Little His Reign Dear n Fhthorns
Hihs Palm. Port spin and Illinois star
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-saoo claiming. s-yssr.
Iuids and W. = mile,
Illinois Tom tDeprsng) 1890 40 40
Cherriko (Phnups) $50 40
iC Mole tLaTsenl $50
Time 1:03 on 4O0H
Alliance. BORDERS Boz, Double Can snd
syls Betty AFRO ran.
SIXTH RACE-U 800. handicap 3.yesr-
olds and up. Is mile
Duaky Duke tfarocrr}l - 90 $50 40
Douhlrab tLsidley) 80 3 80
Ninum Brooks 80
Time / - As. oN 90
Fi0af AWAY Gross bgw ~ uisplavsr,
Three Bangs and Wceenheiusr also rAn.
sENkNTH RACE 5000 rlsir re- a.
year-0ids and up mile and 10 yards
Highlow Jack tSwtthi ~ 80 $40 -
Pell Nell gMsuirl 8f0 $50
The skipper tBeyfrley5- 50
Time : 81 Is or SO
Han RenoWn. Firing Pr Psulsor.
Flof.zan Black, chigre and Montsl Also
ran.
EIGHTH RACEs 5000 claiming. g.y,sr-
dds and up ! mile and 20 yards
Selma May smith So 80 $3.50 80
Pomplt Beverly 1850 go
PerpleK (PiersOnl 40
Time 1851 as, or H.z7
Morning Nal Lynette o Ferrvboal
fAnjab and Prefer Transit also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Forward Lateral

Heating leaped high into the air
10 spear Madarik'S pass on the q
and on the next play crashed into
the goal post as he grabbed an
other pass from "Tlppy' for a
marker Tie hurt lis leg and was
taken out He returned later.
Link placc-kicked the extra point.
A few minutes later Jack Eau
bion set up another marker for
Detroit when he fumbled and Nc
Laughun recovered on O k / a.
homas AZ After a pass. Madarik
10 Ken Elliott failed, the Titans
Iuncorked their forward lateral
play for a touchdown
Madarik passed 10 Joe Cen
Sheimer. who lateraled 10 BanoniS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
OHIO sTATr

Hcoring. T0lrhdowns--OhI0 fiatt. Graf
Anderson. Purdue, Petty. Points after
tolchdowns - Ohio State ech0eubaum
triacs kicks: Purdue Smpck . triace
kicksl. Safety Daniel
Referee Prank Lane tCincinnau1. I'm
pire-- Anthony Eaines (Nalcl. Field .udec
r. r. Rupp fLrbaror Valley Head
ilrssman--Herh ,. steger 'hichiearI.