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Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1911 FILES OF
TIE AIMFORD cHRoNICLE

J Mrs. William Walls and children
are visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia.
A. Marshall Jones of Delaware
College, Newark, is spending the
holidays in Milford with his moth
er. ~.
Paris T. Carlisle, Jr., of the
University of Pennsylvania, is
home for the Thanksgiving holi-
days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Paris T. Carlisle.
Frank Davis, who is attending
Lehigha University, is : home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MARK L.
Davis, for the holidays.
Robert D. Prettyman, of Berlin,
Md, was among the visitors attend
ing the Institute held here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Ward, 4
of Wilmington, visited DR.. and d
Mrs. George w. Marshall last week.
DR.. S. NJ. D. Marshall attended
the Army-Navy football game in ,
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Allan D. Jones, Mrs. George
w. Marshall, DR.. William Marshall,
Jr., and Mrs. Herbert H. Ward, of
Wilmington, attended the annual
meeting of the Delaware Branch of 2
the American Red Cross in Smyrna
on Thursday of last week.
Miss Anna e. Macklin and En-
lem Hitch, both residents of Mil
ford, were married on Sunday
evening, November 18th, 1911, by
the Rev. James Carroll, at his
home in North Walnut street. Mil
ford.
The regular weekly meeting of
The Milford New Century Club was
opened by Mrs. J. S. Willis, first
Eice-president. Miss Ida Roosa,
chairman of the piano committee,
reported progress in the work of
a new piano. Mrs. John
}. Sharp was elected to club mem
,ership. Mrs. ]. Wilbur Hammond,
chairman of literature, then pre-
ided over the program. A vocal
olo by Mrs. ]. G. Dawson, Mrs.
Daniel Hirsch and Mrs. S. G. Ev-
ms was charmingly rendered and
eceived much applause. Miss
iertrude Atkins excelled herself in
he recitation of "Courting under
ifficulties." Interesting papers
yere read bv Mrs. Alex Rosa and
Iiss May Foulk.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

they are setting up housekeep-
ing in Louisville, Kentucky,
where Henry works for the du-
Pont Company. He has been
away from town for long
time it seems, for he attended
and graduated from Tri-State
College, but he still has lode
stone that draws him back to
Delaware as often as is conven-
lent. All good wishes go with
this young couple.
q. Honors have come to Jack
Evans. son of Mrs. John G.
Evans, of Cambridge, the for
mer Miss Sara Davis, which
win be Of interest to Milford
fans. Jack is a senior at Vfr-
ginia Polytechnic Institute
and he was one of nine in his
class to be chosen to be a
member of the Pi Tau Sigma,
a national honorary fraternity
for high ranking mechanical
engineering students. The date
will shortly be set by the Fra
ternity to initiate its fifteen
new pledges. These honors
are highly complimentary to
the students and very crafty
ing to their families and
friends.
There has been a certain
amount of publicity given to
Blood Donor Day that should
have reached everyone in the
community. In case this has
not been general 1 will repeat
that next Friday will be the day
for Milford beginning at ten
and lasting until five. Should
there be some who can not
avail themselves of that time
the hours will be extended be-
yond five. This is your op-
pprtunity to do something real
for some one else, and coming
at the time when we are all
thankful, there must be such
an outpouring of gratitude that
there will be more donors than
can be taken care OF during the
allotted time.
DR.. M. 5Dalema Draper gave
a fine talk in the New Century
Club on Monday about her
trip to Mexico. She related a
number Of humorous incidents
concerning her visit and gave
the members a great deal of in
formation. She is an inveter-
ate traveller, and gets the most
out Of every minute that she
travels. She gave a lot of local
color, including the bull fight
which she attended. The club
has benefited in knowledge by
her travels.
The mad rush for Christmas
preparations should begin
very shortly for it takes all of
the days from now until De-
sember 25 to be ready. Don't
let the thought of it spoil the
lays Of this week. May each of
you have a happy weekend
With your families and when
1ou read this 1 am hoping the
urkey and the stuffin' left no
,ad effects. A Happy Thanks
irving, even though belated, to
zach of you.
Always the same,
Virginia S. Townsend
ruasdav
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Infantry, also spoke.
The auxiliary to the Department
of Delaware, headed by Mrs. G. o.
Bradley, president, visited the aux
iliary of the Raymond Reynolds
Post at the same time, and follow
ing the visitations a general meet
ing was held. Refreshments were
served.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
cI1RREY RIGGIN

Miss Hazel E. Currey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Currey
of FELTON,, and William O. Riggin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Rig
gin, of Laurel, were married last
Saturday night at 8 o'clock at
Bethel by the Rev. Charles w
Spry.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
nnNnvAN WERR

Miss Sarah E. Donovan and Rails
ton P. Webb, both Of Milton, were
married last Saturday night at
Milton by the Rev. ]. ]. Won Hagel.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
sTEEN : CRAWFORD

Friends of Mrs. Lillian Steen, of
Collingdale, Pa, formerly of
Georgetown, have been apprised of
her marriage to Benjamin S. Craw-
ford, of Collingdale. The wedding
took place at the home of the bride
on November 5, the Rev. Harry E.
Ewig, pastor of First Presbyterian
Church, Georgetown, performing
the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
ROBINSON : PALMER
STEEL BLANCHARD

Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of
Millsboro, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mrs. Edith r.
Steel, to Louis H. Blanchard, of
Philadelphia, ON October 2S. The
wedding took place at Frankford,
the Rev. L. Rodney Boaz of the
Presbyterian Church,
the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Save a life-drive carefully at ala
times. .s5
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Robert D. Prettyman. of Berlin,
Md, was among the visitors attend
ing the Institute held here last
week.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Ward,
of Wilmington. visited DR.. and
Mrs. George w. Marshall last week.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Frank Davis, who is attending
Lehigha University, is home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MARK L.
Davis, for the holidays.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Miss Anna e. Macklin and En-
lem Hitch, both residents of Mil
ford, were married on Sunday
evening, November 18th, 1911, by
the Rev. James Carroll, at his
home in North Walnut street. Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Paris T. Carlisle, Jr., of the
University of Pennsylvania, is
home for the Thanksgiving holi-
days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Paris T. Carlisle.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Mrs. William Walls and children
are visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

Mrs. Allan D. Jones, Mrs. George
w. Marshall, DR.. William Marshall,
Jr., and Mrs. Herbert H. Ward, of
Wilmington, attended the annual
meeting of the Delaware Branch of
the American Red Cross in Smyrna
on Thursday of last week.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28

A. Marshall Jones of Delaware
College, Newark, is spending the
holidays in Milford with his moth
er. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
THORNCLIFFE PARK

i-PAQUEs. Centermarch stimuistu
BIG FISH Rare Diamond, Triggish.
KIRK. Eileen P. csshew.
4-SCHFLKF~ Infra Red. Lady Lii
5-FIOYsAE. Speak Wise King
Liberty Queen, Bunty
I.awlsss
yESOc Rows's Crump. Miss ksar.
s-MERE FROLIC Rshearse. Cahdsr.
BFST-FLOYSAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

FIRST RACE-Si0O. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up, 1 mile and 10 yards:
Baby Princess (FarmerJ $50 320 $50
incredible Green 90 24O
Hasty Mae (Juarezl 40
Time as Is or 222
Frisco. Chatmin. Flying Ark Impd
WIKI, Smith David BIRDS Eve, VAN,
Brevard and Jerry Gee also ran.
SECOND RAcE-S4Oo. claiming 3-yesr-
ODDS ana up, mile ana 20 yards -.
Merry Flag 1Nap.er $40 so
Time /: is So. of 2.s3H
sight ia'p Ha iSS - Wise s'' M S o..
Marisheila and Lop Along also ran.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming Swear
olds and up. furl0ugs
Lady All (KnislsyJ $50 $50 ? 90
Pehams tDeWitti so 2 30
Barning Miss tFaueln $50
Time 1.l4, Oft 327
Tetraultra, Martha Joan Maddie. sweep
ing Wind and Meh also ran
FOURTH RACE-SiOO. claiming. 3-ysar-
olds and up furlongs
Mothers Pet (KnisleyJ $40 90 ? 50
Elder Jock (FarrelU 3 90 so
MiOia Johnson ? 90
Time 1872 As on sou
Alcedo Texas BOY Ducky ID Lochee.
Flutterby, Sky Jack and Apollyon also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Stoo. claiming. 3-year-
olds and up. - miles:
a P3a S;: o: :s; ;3ss;,, $50 @
Time "a off AIS.
Baby Tears, Masked Visitor Childhood.
Biushng Girl, Ultalu, LarIigan and Gen.
eral FOX also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-S4OO claiming 3-year-
olds and up. furlongs.
Royal Broom (Farmer) 1000 400 2 90
Sonny John (Seaman) 500 240
Annoyed (FarrelD 40
Time IL Is, Off 4.50E
Stone Ranch Beauty Time. Naughty
Sister The spotter ana Thurway also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-sL5OO stakes 2-yesr-
olds, 3 furlOngs
a-Aridiscsl Green $50 22O out
a-Sam G.. NAPIER 200 out
b-Dated Up tMillsl out
Time. 1872 3-5. off 527
Darby Duchess, baron Omar and~Ivy
Roll also ran
a-Colina entry.
b-Penn Villa Farm entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-sI 600 match race. sp.-
cisl weights. winner take all. mile.
Soup and Fish tNapier) 400 out out
Betty Main tHarrelD Out Out
(Only two starters.)
Time :37 40.
NINTH RACE-$400, claiming, 3-yeat-
olds and up, / mile
Boston Lassie (Johnson) 1880 $50 $50
Miss Nutmeg (JaureZ) 1910 7.20
Sweep Royal tFarmer) so
Time 80 is. off 6:17
Songstop, Lucky Lee. Bold Risk. Bright
and Early and Train Time also ran.
TENTH RACE-S5OO. claiming. 3-year-
olds and up, 2 miles:
'Erin's Sweep tJohnson) $40 $50 $50
Babe Taylor (CouccD $50 $50
Irish Lark (DeWitt) $50
Time 3:2e as off 6:4sH.
Scotty's Pride, Witch Ball Gold Sprite-
King Rib. Dian, Lowry, Miss Putter, ALots
and Love Quest also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RAcE-N 600. claiming. 2-year-
olds. q mile:
Batk tHaskeli % 90 n 20
Memphis tBrOORsl 3 20
Time 1913 2,5. on . 2ita
Mirrored. Sign. Good One Reztips John
Hunnicutt. Knock Knock. Buffalo, Bolute
and Lumber Queen also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sI. 900. claiming. J.
year-olds and up, = mile
Joe " phillips, -, 1880 20 SOC
Sugarage IngeSsD $40
Time 1872 as. Off 2:55M
Chryshere, Sabariel d-AnoDhsies Gold
Mesh. Cape Race, Arched, Hlmwus and
Melva Jane also ran.
d-Won but was disqualified
THIRD RACES. 900. claiming, i-yesr-
olds and up. n miles:
Mango tBrooksl 5 so so 2 so
Lonely Road Phillips) 800 2 40
Alspur (Borton) 2 so
on $40.
Beau Do, sylscauga and Kenyon c. also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si 900. claiming 8
Maurice X. (Lowe) 1l2O $50 s so
Goshen Brooks 3 so 90
Hillblond tsnider) $40
Time 1 :46 is. OF 4:03
vennie. Chigre. Laotose, Stairs and XII
lsrney Lass also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sl.IO0. allowances. 8
year-oids and up. a mile
on Shore (Ebberts) 22s0 80 $40
o PLAY (SniderD 3 50 800
Winlette CGillespie) 40
Time ia, OF 4:36
Chocolate Maid 81 Dsmss. Vinum,
Commencement, Vsltite and Shut Eye also
ran.
SIXTH RACES. 900 added, Hawthorne
Rodes X. tMcRoberts) 1880 500 $50
a-At Liberty (Brooks) $40 420
b. Bold Chance tRchard) 40
Time i:l1 Us. off 500.
Miss Dogwood Snow Apple K0komo,
Singing Bee. b-Emolument, Bolus and
a-Grest Occasion also ran.
a-Stroube entry.
b-Piatt-Hagyard entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S1. 900, claiming, e.
year-olds and up, Is miles
Pompous Genie
(BrooksD 20 80 8 90 100
Conville (Martiul 500 $40
Askaris tSniderl $40
Time 1888 3-5. of 5:40iA
Catechism. Cannibal. Port O'Can. West
can, Cardibre and The Chord also ran.
EIGHTH RACES. 600 claiming, A.
year-olds and up. lis miles
Patapsco beverley s. so 90 800
Chicharra ~stBohnb $40 400
Nanita lRobertson) $50
Time 1:47 as.
lie Miserable. Swift Spot. Her Reign,
Catchem and Joyr1de also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-si, 100. claiming. 3-year.
% S.es ana WITCH Sp 3 1y1S miles; AZ
Arabesque tDattilo) 1000 10 I(
Supreme Flag Vanderburgh) $50
Time 1:47 AS, OF 2:22h.
sickiebil. Brave Action. The Loom
offender and Richestan also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sI. 100. claiming. J.
year-olds and up, mile;
Circus Wings CDattilo) $50 800 $50
yaldina Jack tDursndo) $40 40
Discob0lo tMcMullen) IL 30
Time l:12 3-o. off 2:55h.
obisbo Joy Bet. Kermess Arquero, BE
Prepared. Embrace. Garden Gal and Par
fat Amour also ran.
THIRD RAcE-yLioO. claiming. a-yer-
olds and up. 4 mile:
Copin tBriggs) $40 40 $50
Old Smoothly tsconza) $50 $40
Glenace tBates) 2i.s0
Time. 1913 Is off $50.
stepacola, Devils Pace, Flag Oriand,
Full o. Run and Ariel GsEelle also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s1, 800. allowances, 2
.year-oids, a mile:
Binso Bridget tBriggD 40 $50 40
Burgoo Dinner (Taylor) $50
Time l:i2 2-6, on 4;0ih.
Ack-Ack. Ask Me and Play Spa also ran
FIFTH RACE-sl, 100. claiming, Swear
olds and up. 1 ll6 miles:
Shaheen (Sconzs) il.s0 40 500
Busy Man tBriggs $50 40
Speedy Booger CLutherl 40
Time 1916 AS, on 4.33h
Sir Stratton. Sun Triad, SIR Elmer and
Conrad Mann also ran.
SIXTH RACE-S5, 900 added, James c.
Thornton Memorial Handicap, 3-yeaT.olds
and up. Y mile:
Watch Over tBrlgss) $40 $50 40
Red Vulcan Nash $40 80
Votum (McMullenD $50
Time i;l1 3-5. on 05h.
ltabo ana Allegro also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 200. claiming, 8
year-olds and up, mile and 20 yards.
Wanna Hygro (seonzs) $3.50 1910 $50
Hot Iron tRobart) 1910 10
Clspsir Psfadise) 500
Time / as is, OF 80.
Winter Sea, County Cork, French Trap.
star Marvel ana Top stan also ran.
EIGHTH RACE--sl. 100. claiming. s.
year-olds and up. i-lo mules:
Grand Day (Guerin) 10 go $50
Sweet Story tBurks) 40 3 80
Lady Roma tJohnson) 72O
Time as lis. off 6.O7i5
Orinoco. Laursna Lyon, Right as Rain
sun Breeze. Light Tack Close Kin Post
Office and Dick Bray also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
NARRAGANSETT

i-DIsAVEN, Reckless Saxon, Two
2-RANGE DUST. Last Passage. Stage
Beauty.
3-TEA HOUR, Glided Hero, Discre-
ton.
4-ZITE. Superior. Scarcity.
5-KARfSAK, Chance Yen, Blue Uni
s--POMfvA, Graustark. No Sir
Jessie GLADYS, Votum, Sky Ball.
s-VALPONE, Middle Aisle. ZsrownA.
s-HOLL IMAGE. Medred. Ken's Re-
yenge
iO-EPITORY. Madison. Wee Scot.
BEgT-HOLL IMAGE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
THISTLE DOWN

HAPPY DASH, Tinker Toes, Tuiey-
res Lin
miss DIAMOND. shpmadiily. Gay
Salhe.
3-HaDMoRE, Joe Greenock, Sun An
tioch.
i-MIssLAM. sangelle Rolls Rough
5-GOLDES GOOSE, Jackie, Gray Ro-
nance
s-NOTFoRME, Double Back, Sarah
Lorraine
T-PnLLOR LAD Zeyson. Hi.Carl.
s.MO. Cold Satin, Creosote.
REST -PfLLOR LAD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Shines
In Cooley Romp
CONTINUED from First sport Page

to Al Miller over the goal line.
Irving Rose. Cooley center, in
tercepted pass and ran 40 yards
10 cross the goal line later hut a
clipping penalty nullified the score.
Penalized to the Western 35. the
Cardinals moved the ball 10 the
Is and then Holden caught Guilt
gan's pass on his fingertlps for the
fifth touchdown
Culligan'S most spectacular run
Of the day came on the last play
Of the game Attempting To pass
from the Western 40. Culligan
failed to find an uncovered re-
ceiver and he went spinning
through the entire Cowboy team
for the 40 yards TO cross the goal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
HAWTHORNE

1-HINsDALE. Disinherit. Sweet Peass
2-SHERAB JR.. Air Hostess. VIVA Hse.
3-POLISH BEAUTY, Grand Appeal.
ChiTVin.
4-MiGHTY FINE, CORVALLIS, Kiev
Singer
S-RAHANEF, william Palmer, Dear
Yankee
s-PRAIRIE DOG. Plow Share. Sir Kid.
7-RIEV GAFFNEY. PanJab. Kosse
s-BRILLIANT LIGHT, Shin Plaster,
Sylvan Dell
s-PELTER. Tex Star. She's Right.
BEST -RAHANEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Dearborn 9 Beaten
In National Tourney

BATTLE CREEK, Sept. 20. -
Despite ninth inning rally that
Melted two runs, the Winston team
OF Dearborn was defeated today
in the opening game OF the
A. B. c. tournament by Bancroft,
Iowa, 81.
Score by innings:
Dearborn OI0 2Oi GO2 7 u 2
Bancroft 200 OIL iIN-s l3 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
HAVRE DE GRACE

INDIAN SUN, Candlestiek, Vsldina
Zest.
2-FoLD UNDER, Chaldsr. Blue String.
3-INGOMAR, Yellow Dragon, Lauderkih.
4-sLOW MOTION. Flaming High, Re-
hearsal
5-ABRAsIoN, He Rolls. Robes pierre.
6-GONDALINA, Hornblende, Basilsus.
7--CARTEL. Tramp Ship. Bull Terrier.
s-TIGANf-CHRISTM ENTRY, Bed
well entry, Scrooge
BEST-GONDAL.INA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Results Entries and Best Bets From All Leading


FIRST RAcE-yTO0. claiming, Swear
olds and up. 1-lo miles:
tsAm Alexander
,s.ii. jane. tBush, a 30 iso 100 100 20
ArcAdian (Pierson) 500
dead heat for win.
ms 1:4e, off 2:24.
Ultra. Blossom Queen, oreenski, Born
bpy, Our Grace and Hiddenite also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s700. claiming 3-year-
olds and up, I mile and 70 yards,
Bstnabar (Miiligan) $40 $50 $50
Bartlett (Adams) 400 800
Jimmy w. tLeBianc) 500
Time 1912, off 2:b6.
skippy MCGEE, oueenie. Trace Boy.
onugo and Sir Rex also ran.
THIRD RAcE-,eOQ claiming. s-yesr-
Edasei tWhiting) 1220 $50 40
Algeomar tLeblanc) $40 40
Cigar Lighter tscurlockD 500
Time 1:f2 as, off 3l27h.
Jota. Elmada. Inmsts and Rio Vista
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-ssoO, claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. mile:
OrtentAlist tAdams) 40 , 80 $40
Red Moss tstenen) $40 $40
Purple Wrack tPierson) $40
Time 1:f2, on $3.50.
Time Please. Erin Torch. chubbins and
FIFTH RAcE-s1, 900. handicap, a-ysar-
olds, a mile
Flash Town tAdams) $40 go ESQ
Bayridge (scurlocb $40 $40
Gold Princess (Whiting) ESQ
Time i:i2. off 4:32.
Paircais, Sun Risk, Mae n. and Ire
lawny also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-S373 $50 added. Cleveland
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. mile and
20 yards:
a-vaidina Groom
a-sersppy W. (wsllaet) $50 500
Dora Nay (stsnen) $40
Time l:3e as, OF 500.
b.Grasshoppsr II. Stem Wndsr. bSam
borombon. Espino Gold and Asggy also ran.
a-Creech-Parke entry.
b-Beezley Coin entry
SEVENTH s RACE-SsOO. claiming s.
year-old and up, ] i-i6 miles
Nsncy's Son twhiting) 23. 90 500 600
Prospect Boy tPierson) ll.2O $40
PsraErA tDs Lucis) $40
Time l:45 as.
Jungle Moon, Vadina Boy, Professor
Paul and Little Tramp also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-ssOO claiming 3-ysar-l
olds and up, I a. miles.
Miss Porter (Hanausr) 400 1880 $50
Fiyahesd tMilligan) 800 3 Sol
Busby (CroweIl) 3 co.
Lime 400. off s:07h
\ry TIP. Lynetts o. Double r., Sno-
and Slight Error also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

FIRST RACE - 81. 500. allowances g.
yssr,oids and up. stsepleehase' ? miles;
Steve Brody (Bellhouse) $50 SIC
Purple Prince (Barfy) 3 So
Time $3.50 2-5, on 2;O7h
Broadside King and Brown Prince III
also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s1. 500. msidens. B.
yesr-olds and up. mile.
Rungi tschmidD 1880 10 50 5.et
Easy Blend CWalD 2i2O 80
BlueoerTy Pie (Coule) 3 so
Time 1893 Id, off 2 30.
Air Marshal New Life, Jacoss. Alcs
Gal. Best Seller. Rice Cake. Haul hond
ana Distant Isle also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI, 500. allowances. 2
sCaduceus tSkeuy) 10 20 $40 8. 50
Fair Call (SistoD 1910 9 az
lizard Blast tDonosol B,
Time l:l2 is. on 3:isb.
Pony Express, First Fiddle. '6ummec
Up. 'Five o Eight Lochinvsr High Brow
Airy Goer Philharmonic. Miss O. Bul'
rush, Cortege, 'Belmike. Son o. Hal and
Henry knight also ran.
'Field.
FOURTH RACE 81. 500. claiming. s.
Satin Cap ORobertsJ 80. 30 1910 SO
Gen l.. tGarza) 100 4OO
Ksi-Hi (MeadeD , so
Time 232. off 3:46
Sandy Boot, The Fop October Ale and
Perkiomen ii also ran.
FIFTH RACE-s7. 500 added, Lawrence
Realization Stakes. 3-year -olds, - miles
Whirlaway (Rooertson) 240 230 out
Alaking (skelly) 500 on,
Time Counts (Gray) out
Time 2;4 is. on Az.
Fairymant also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s2 600 added Class c
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, 2. mile:
Cherry Jam tMeade) 40 800 2sC
Ramases James $50 3 sc
Minnelusa tRobertson) $40
Time 1:l1 As. off AS.
Victory Morn and Technician also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 600 added Ma,ror
Stakes, 2-year-old hllies =. mile.
Petrify tDonoso) $50 500 3 90
Light Lady tBierman) $40 $50
'Ficklebush (SchmidD 450
Time i:1i 3-5. off 5:23.
Romping Home Waygai Smiles,
Mackerel, Pig Tails. Blowing Wind. my
Choice. Court Manners. Vagrancy. Native
Gal. Spanish Moss and Markell also ran
'Field.
EIGHTH RACE 81. 500, claiming. 3
year-olds and up, III miles:
Stsrlike thcCreary) 1880 $50 $50
Short Distance tstout) 800 40
Al Au Ecu tYoung) 40
Time 2:30 as, Of 5.52.
Agility, Bright Gray, Gee Joe and
Kahyrite also ran:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
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BELMONT PARK

I-sON ISLAM. Hsckle. Abrupt.
2-SUPREME IDEAL, Jamerica. Cinder
Maid
s-coAT OF ARMS. Fire Warden, Eros.
4-MAROGAY. Aboyne. Old ROsebush.
5-OASIS. Woolford entry. Pelisss
6-SHINE DWIGHT. Olympus. Piping
Rock
7-cHANCE STAR. Fiery steel, Spin on.
BEST-MAROGAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Havre de Grace Results

FIRST RAcE-sI 900. claiming. 3-yesr-
std' s and pg; ~ miles -,
Rose Anita tRemerchsid) 800 240
Grandioso (AeostsJ 24o
Time IS as OF 2.05i5
Msrne, chioanna. ophsla H. Miss ssIee-
SECOND RAcE-si. 900, claiming. ).
yeAr-oldk and Up, y mile
Little Bolo Howsi) 1880 100 S 30
Psrlstte tcanninE) $50 40
Hibiaze lRootl $50
Time "a. on ? 70
histsssini. on Location. Circus. Second
Best. Dashing Doe. Golden DiaL Steady
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-u 200. allowance, !.
chuckis tKeiperJ SO no 40
pony Ballet tMeCombD $50 20
Miss Ssrita tSmlthi 40
Tim, :Os 4-a. or 400.
sun Hero, Best Of All and Sweet Zscs
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 1880 claiming. ,.
year odds anT up. Ia mites
Russia keeper go $40 10
Grandever tHoveni go 80
q Regent Berg 20
Time z .3ft-5 on IS
s-Jscs,esl, FoxshAde and pAnorascope
also ran
BedVsn entry
FIFTH RACE 81 200 handicap swear
olds and up. = mile
Rfu FSTnsWorth
fH0peiii 500 so -
a.My Bni jshslhsmsr1 $50 81
Skin Deep mora %
Time IL Is, ~ ia
Rough TIME Grey Wolf sassy Lady,
Here Goes and clyde Tolsou also ran.
iran Trees stable entry.
SIXTH RACE $40 GOO sddsd. Potomac
Handicap 3-yesf-olds I I-is miles
Boston Man (AtkinEonj 10 20 $50 10
Market wise tNooub 40 100
Cape Cod (snydsfj 50
Time Is IS % 49,
a-DAily Trouble CO Marion. Battle
Colors. b Trsnsngure. Csnroli b Biz stakes
ana BushwAcker
s-Strsus Wslu1ar Fntry
b-Sulliyan entry
SEVENTH RACE 81 500 Claiming }
'ssr olds and up. lie mile'
Roncat 1HuVeiit 1870 go ~
Ice Wster tMcCombsl 3 50 40
Ranger n tRemsrscheidi 30
Time IS on 5.1Sis
Yale o. Nins Wake Robin Trois PisfOies
and one Tip also ran
EIGHTH RACE 81 .Ooo claiming. 3
year ods and up, - miles
Crius uynch1 go : 40 20
ptngmanE lNrCbmhsl 100 10
City Judge (scoccs' 20
Time ! IS SIS ~ e.
inpssen Scoris Cisusros hinfson
Dominsl sn1 wintona also rsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Touchdown CuiliEan 2 Holden
Theide 2 Mile.
Goal after touchdown kampe ) Mosher
Referee. BOTTLE
Safety-McCabe
Head linesmsn-B abeok Umpire
Schmidt