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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

ENlNL ~ TT NWh ii'f NJ NY hhi
friends from now on"
BILL LIKES HER
You mean YOU liked here"
SuSic'S eyes were ahIaZe with
the light Of triumph. He nodded.
FIRST girl t>e,er liked we'll
enough Ia ask for n second
date"
Have you got another date
already ."
Next Friday. Thea three
weeks after that comes the
Country Club Ball. Maybe I'll
ask her about the ball next
Friday"
Susie was so excited she almost
forgot her precious bit Of news.
I'm tell YOU secret. II YOU
don't let on who told YOU" she
conhded. He promise&
you made a hit. She likes
you,"
How do YOU know - Bill had
a tough time keeping his. vest
buttons from popping loose!
"She told me 30 herself, this
morning"
"o-ho. And I suppose you'll
20 running right back 10 her,
and tell her what said about
her. l. that the idea ."
Susie was as indignant as three
years Of initiating the movie SIRENS
could allow her TO be.
She felt strangely contcnted.
down inside. Maybe Dorothy and
Bill would even get married, She
could hardly wait.
She fell asleep that night. to
dream of a beautiful white we'd
Hing. with Dorothy and Bill get
.ing married. And Susie as flower
gpl Srolllng down the aisle Strcw-
Ng flowers in their path While
ll1"rhe people on the side beamed
~ her and said, That's Susie.
res, the little flower girl. She's
he one who introduced them"
She sighed IN her sleep. and
-uEned over II Mas so beautiful
Just when ii looked as II SuSie's
title romance might begin TO
lower, everything went TO pieces.
MISS MARTIN UNHAPPY
Susie had been down 10 the Of
ice for another OF her weekly con-
crenceS with Miss Martin. Sud
ienly she left. in such a hurry
hat she dtdn' I even bOrtTCr To say
yood-b y=to me. Miss Martini
iidn't seem any too happy either,
low that | recall.
Bill wasn't al the bride path
When Susie hurtied IN and wildly
ooked about.
Hasn't been riding AT all to-
day" the groom informed her.
SuSic grabbed the next bus
,ome. She dashed upstairs. picked
lp the telephone and dialed Bills
number Bill answered.
bill, what's happened be-
tween YOU and Dorothy? She
says she hasn't heard from YOU
for two weeks. You didn't have
a fight, did you?"
II guess there's no stopping
YOU, is there" Susie smiled to
herself in wise little manner,
and waited,
well, here's the story. You'd
better keep IL To yourself.
though. The other night. I was
roaming around downtown, when
who de 1 bump inte- hut Dor0-
thy and another fellow" Susie
almost punched him through
the telephone
"Bill, YOU really are fool.
or course she goes out with
other men. Why Bill, don't tell
me YOU are jealous
mo, that isn't II. But this
fellow must have had plenty OF
money. They were all doiled up
In formal dress. and heading for
the night clubs. just figured
I'D never have chance against
anybody like that. so I'm drop
ping out of the picture"
There was no use arguing with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
RIDES NEAR BILL

AA-llnfl- thnA-c ap4ered- nl.t lpta4hn
sunlight SUSIE was careful to
raneuVer into the coveted posi-
tion alongside Bill. Just as care
fully she managed TO pull him
a little away from the group be-
hind Like clever general. she
Instituted a flank attack.
bill. are you sure YOU never
met Dorothy Martin She's
really n wonderful girl"
Bill gave her the look Of man
who had been haraSsed for MANY
days
susie" he declared. I've told
you a hundred times I'm the last
few days. ] have not met Miss
Martin. Confidentially." and he
leaned forward IN his saddle a..
haven't got time for women.
Why can't we let II 60 ut that >"
"Oh, hut she's perfectly ador-
Ahle.." --------
Susie couldn't stand any one
Knocking her idol Ever since She
ksd met my secretary for the first
time she had been living in a de-
licious daze Of worship for the
girl
And with good reason. too. Miss
Martin vas pretty enough 10 give
even my wife few uneasy mo-
ments IN the beginning.
But, Bill. YOU have 10 have a
date for the Country Club Ball,
don't you Q"
Haven't got the slightest in
tention of going 10 the Country
Club Ball." he replied, checking
his horse until the rest of the
girls could catch up TO them.
LET'S HIM HAVE 1T
When the girls got back 10 the
stable, Susie nailed Bill in the act
OF disappearing out the back door.
and led him aside.
Bill hardly had chance TO open
his mouth when Susie let him
have II. both barrels
Now here's her phone num-
her. All you've got 10 do IL 10
say i told YOU 10 call. I'm sure
she won't have date for this
Friday. I've already asked ="
il was Susie's turn TO blush and
look guilty
We'll, anyway, you have 10
take her out AZ least once before
you take her 10 the Country
Club Ball. People just don't go
10 such classy affairs on a first
date"
Bill was beginning IN SEQ the
amusing side of his predcament
oh he smiled, people don't,
chs"
Susie was positive, with all her
13 years ~ experience.
The next afternoon Susie got
Bill aside for moment, before the
ride began.
Did YOU get the dates" she
demanded in a whisper. as II
even the walls had ears. Bill
nodded. smiling tolerantly.
What do YOU think Of her ."
Susie wanted 10 know
How do I know: What do
you want for a nickel tele-
vision"
Saturday morning. she insisted
on corning down 10 the office with
me. where she spent an hour IN
earnest conversation with Miss
Martin.
Saturday afternoon She went
horseback riding Bill smiled AZ
her when she walked into the
stable. and Wlnked SecTctively.
SAY. I owe YOU vote 81
thanks. little Miss FiN-it. I'm
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
DAiIy Short Story
Susie's Got Secrets

into his brooches and came up
with a folded letter.
Got a letter from Dorothy
today" he announced. Here,
get a load Of this: Dear Bill:
will he very glad to
accept your kind invitation
10 the Country Club Ball
this Saturday. IL was nice
of YOU. etc"
Now how the devil did she get
an invitation from me 10 20 10
the ball: 1 never sent her one
Suddenly the light began TO
dawn upon him. He looked
Squarely AT Susie. She looked
back. then lowered her gaze.
Neither one said a word for the
rest Of the ride
When they got back 10 the
stable Bill went TO the office, and
dialed a number. Susie skunk de-
iectedly into a corner. All her
beautiful plans were broken.
Hello Dorothy: This Is Bill
Yes thanks, I'm fine. Look
Dotty. that invitation you re-
ceiVed 1 never sent II. Our
little go-between. Susie, thought
she was doing us a big favor. i
warned her not 10 do it,"
He was silent for A moment,
while the phone buzzcd with Doro-
.thy'S voice. SuSIes ears hung on
ever word.
STILL WANTS DATE
whats that: DO I want to
call of the date? Well !.
well, YOU see no, don't
want 10 call IL or" Susie sat
Suttly upright. Aha!
suppose ! invite YOU all over
again, all right: Swell. Dotty,
I'll be seeing you Saturday
night. So long"
He placed the phone back on
the hook, and looked hard al Susie.
Susie looked right back at him.
Then they both broke out laugh
ing fl 10 Kill.
And that's about all there was
10 It. Bill took her to the Country
Club Ball. And lots of other
places. too. in the next few
months
And then, one day, we received
an invitation 10 their wedding.
II was wonderful wedding, and
Susie made a beautiful flower girl.
But I've changed my mind about
my daughter becoming a great ac-
tress. She'll probably grow up
and be another Madame Perkins,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

AUVERTISFMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

-A-hnn- thnX- cantnnnd nnt into tho
sunlight. SUSIE was careful to
naneuver into the coveted posi-
tion alongside Bill Just as care
fully she managed TO pull him
a little away from the group be-
hind Like a clever general. she
instituted a flank attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
TIE END.

Tomorrow's short story: In
ternational Relations" by Mary
Brush williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
81 White Hopes
Now in Tourney

Thirty-two white heavyweights
have signified their intentions to
enter Frank Barbaro's white
heavyweight tournament which
will be staged at Olympia in Octo-
Der and November.
BY October 8, the closing entry
date, Bob Evans. general manager,
hopes TO have 128 entries. Thus
far the list of well-known fighters
who have entered the tournament
are Tony Shucco of Boston: Pat
Comiskey. New York City. Lee
ISavold, Chicago. and Sergeant
Jack Phillips OF Fort Wayne,
Detroit.
Sergeant Phillips not only is
professional fighter but a profess
Isional soldier, an enlisted man with
the regular army.
Shucco has met such stars as
Harry Bobo, Jackie Buddy Walker.
AL Gamer, Danny Peal. Jimmy
Mendez and Tiger Jack Fox.
Comiskey and Savold will come TO
Detroit sometime this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Swing 10 Sea
Inland Bases Deserted
as Training Sites

The swing in Spring training
camps for 1912 is TO the sea.
Heretofore the bulk of the
teams training in Florida were in
the inland cities, else along the
gulf coast. Next Spring Is clubs
of the National. American. Inter
national and American Association
will train on Florida's East Coast.
The Dodgers Giants and Phillies
of the National. and the Senators
of the American, will be on the
east side of the state.
Montreal, Newark. Jersey City.
Rochester Syracuse and Baltimore
of the International, and 1ndianap-
oils. Kansas City and Columbus
of the American Association, are
booked there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Only One Way

But that doesn't mean the
challenger has closed his mind tC
advisers who would aid him in
lifting the Brown Bomber's crown
Not by a bow shot. and we don't
mean a cross bow, either.
The newest OF Nova's advisers
rs Mr.. Weston Croker Brown,
who Identifies himself as scholar
and educator of sorts. His racket
oops, we mean theory-is the
body bow principle.
According 10 Professor Brown,
Nova has 10 90 but one thing 10
become the next heavyweight
champion of the world instead of
the nineteenth consecutive chal-
lenger who has failed. That Is:
BE a bow"
Now that might lead 10 all
sorts of complications If Nova
were of the playboy type and in
terpreted il 10 mean beau. But
not so our hero, whose private
life rivals that of Louis for clean
living.
What's more. Nova believes inn
.phcitly I'M Browns theory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
NOVA GIVES YOGI BACK TO INDIANS
Lou Gives Up FancY Oriental Cult

coSmic balance. you can then LET
loose with the 'coSmic punch,
about which Nova has talked SC
much. He also claims this is the
weapon that enabled him to ham,
mer Make the Baer" into sub
mission.
This coSmic balance has the
added feature Of making the boxer
practically immune 10 a punch.
Or almost. It's all very scientific.
"The Greeks did IT," says
Professor Brown.
Maybe they did. but they never
had a word for il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RAcE-xi 900. Claiming, 3.y,ar.
dds and up >. mile:
New Discovery
tBrOoksI 1880 $40 $40
Sweet Pease ,sisierl All 20 20 50
Snes Right Berger 400
Time ! III As on 2.23
Town Lsos. Wha Hse. Ocean Roll Ni,s
Bsiko. Cstechism. Honey Roll. Roundheei.
ssbariei and Paul Lee also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Si ON. claiming. o.
Joe W. fMcApdnew) $50 $40 42o
PETER tWielander, $40 90
Lottery tGllesp,ep ~ 20
Time I:l2 As. or 2ASh
Baby Therese Ten Blow. Wy Me, Ny
Mommy. Milton Bucks. SherAb Jr, Cod
Lass and Cook Book also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si. 600, claiming. 7-y.s-.
olds. a mile
Latent tMcAndrewsl 1920 $50 40
Knock KNOCK tMsrtinl 1900 $50
Coal 60 co tWielasdert 80
Time Ia Is. on 327
SILK Yarn valdins Blue Shasta Nan,
Buffalo. Doctor Reder Chatterbsld, X
Albert and Boluts also ran.
FOURTH RACE 81 .ooo. claiming g.
yeAr-oI and Up. ga furiongh
De kslb Philipsi ~ 90 $50 20
Remote Control tLsmmonsj $50 } Ga
Prairie Dog (Hsrrenp 80
Time .l9 of 3:Ssis
Onemore. Airname and opers slar slso
ran
FIFTH RACES ono Allowance .
iyesr-oids snd ~. a. r7is
q Play ,Snidsrp 10 90 40 20
Conscript tOrOsp 40 %
Doablrsb 'HhsksiD 20
Time IL IS. or 20
Vali'c. Annie Alone. s4n Alexandra
ard Forfend also ran.
SIXTH RACE S. 600 added Bavthorrs
Handicap 3year-oids and np. u mnes.
ShOtput tGaruert lssJ "a ~
PING Gal tThompsoni l6 90 200
b. Burning star tMArtthN 50
Time 81 % OF a-ni
Delray. Forever Prince N0nisn pis-
PLAYER Buck ng Kansas Idle sun Cm.
b Pluv share and Red Dock sso ran.
| b-Wdensr entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Si O0o claiming e.
year -olds and Up. IA mica
Alspur fHCAndrfNz1 AZ 40 81
Colonel J"e -fRreoksy go A.
CricfbennA tsislert 80
Time 2 - IS of 3 -
Copper T4be, AestcAr-Asues s#-f I'm
dale also ran
EIGHTH RACE 81 oOo claiming g.
year -olds sod az. 1 l-is uucs
FsS1ayies tOTGst go } 80 -
Duck S;sns Brooks $50 20
V.ldfna fep 1LsnnougB 80
8 Time. IS ~ 8 .Q34
Tuuey.s Giri CAr-Rou or nA o.
Z Catchem Doctors Rose and Oooess' Romeo
also rau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Wheeling Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-y3oo. claiming. s-ysar-
olds and up. about 5 furlongs:
birthday MISS tsnyderJ $50 400
Maesak (Garret) ESQ
Time 1908. of 3:i2h.
Partisan Mount. Eimira Bsne. Piper's
Tune. Aargie Wrsck and Badly also ran
SECOND RACE-S3o0.- Claiming, s.ysar-
ODDS and up. about s furlongs:
Distant star tDelpino) $40 SEQ 500
Sir Witch tstroud) $40 40
Bona Bsne tPantone) $50
Time I az is, OF 3:3Tx.
Noisy Raven. Paper GAR. Valdina Lass
and Time Passes also ran.
THIRD RACE-ssoo. claiming. s-ysar-
Kitty's Rival tsnyder) $40 zeo
Adheimar (wrght) $50
Time IA, on 4:osh.
Davidor. Romney Royal Cautious Bo
tshort. and Ann Croucher also ran.
FINISHED second, but was disqualified.
FOURTH RAcE-s4oo. claiming. s-year-
Odds and nP, about sts iiSs.ongs ~
Thoa Grant 500 100
Satin Royce (Deipnol :. 90
Time l!23, on s:41x,
Chief. Morvim and Lid also ran.
FIFrH RACE-S4Oo. allowances. 3-year-
olds and Up, about 5 furiongs.
BrsBen Hussy
tBletxackerb $40 $50 z 60
Tempting Witch twrghD 2.S0 $50
Never Home tEversoleb 500
Time :0i rs. OF 5:l2.
Enagala. Genuines Life, AmAxer and
Nopslosa Jr. also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s4oo. claiming. 5-yesr-
4 Il
Dark sun tDivito) $50 $50 $50
Lorrllen tWright) 40 400
tOnly two finished
Time J. 81 SIS. off S:I0h
Orandum, Good Battle, Dscotah and
NAH also ran. ~.
SEVENTH RAcE-St00. claiming, >
year -olds ana Up. about a. miles
In-Trp tWright $50 $40 50
Dark Light tPAntonei es0 4S0
Brilliant Carl (Snyder, $50
Tim. 1855 3-5. off 6:23n
Old Pete War Chat Nhixk Up and
Imperial Queen also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-S400. claiming 3-year-
Odds and up, about l Il miles:
Macs Cantor tPoolb $40 $50 300
Canter Belle tSnyderD 400 $50
Pack Saddle (DelpiDoD so
Time 1887. of 6.5T.
Colored Post, the swagmsn. Gonna mista.
Engles Hope and Sun Sweep also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Injured Pirate
Released for Season

PITTSBURGH. Sept. QNS)
Lee Handley. Pirate third base
man, was sent home for the re-
mainder of the season today TO
recover from a bad spike wound
he sustained two days, ago.
The Pittsburgh ball club an
nounced today they paid Handley
of for the rest OF the season and
that he was entraining immedi-
ately for his home in Peoria. i'll.
He was injured during game
with Boston when he and Johnny
Gee crashed while chasing a fowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

FIRST RACE 500 claiming Spear
olds and up furionss
In Front tfodsnp 3S5 7 2
The car tMeySelD SIS.
Time ID las. OF 2 isis
-EnzXeen- Donna IIIlLa llAAk MhIinn
Bsrts Mayor. GenKhis Khan II, sVeepdsu
Answered, Foysan and Pie Plate also ran
SECOND RACE $500. claiming. Swear
olds and UP, ~ furlongs
scotehgrsss OesVhD so 10 >
Speak tWatsonl $50 31'
Big Sam tHughes) 81
Time .O@ rs or 90
Beth Shelter H.rsmore. Hay KNIFE Hay
neld and Blasco also ran.
THIRD RACE $500. hurdle handicap
t-yesr-olds. about laa miles
b-N1se ore tFieldl 3s5 220 as.
s-Careless Knigh, tMccuIIoch) 2S5 =,
b. hummer Bill nisrbourne) "a!
Time . SO, of -.
Roaming Joe, a-CaIson irish Envoy
-Four Clubs. Limerick Lace and Courtle
also ran.
s-Nor,hgrsve entry.
b-Dariington entry.
FOURTH RACE-S7oo. claiming. 3-yesr
ODDS and up. 8 furlongs
HAPPY Vote Lesviti) SO $40 90,
Major Minor tPslseD 20 Ills ~
BiHie DAY (MattioliJ 70
Time III as. off 4.i2is
Ioteer, Ebony Noon. Boy Plunger, Roe.
Mountain and Donedna also ran.
tDead heat for first.
FIFTH RACE-Si 500 added, ciaredor
Plate Stakes, 2-yesr-olds furlongs
Ten TO Ace CSmith) $50 2pS -
Court Gallant CWatson) $50 80
Ciookiiks (PalAezb 20.
Time liz is. off i.5iii
Fighting Finn. a-Depressof Stipper
Rhsdagus Gallaris and -Khortoi also ran
a-Mecway entry.
SIXTH RACES. 600 added, Bryan snc
o'Hara Memorial Handicap. S-year-oid
Fihsteo watson as 900 ssi
a-Warrtgsn fSmithl $40 3 y
MoMsrk tFodenJ 5.5'
Time $50 as new track record. of
Sea General, Cyrus p. Second Helping
sIivos. High Honors and s-Bar Fly AIS
ran.
s.Psrkwood entry
SEVENTH RAcE-s7oo claiming. ,
yesr ODDS and ny, 1 mile and 50 yards
Griddle WATSON ii70 SIS to'
Patron Saint COON 1910 II n
Kings Crest tSmithi SIS
Time I:N tnew track record of $40
All Above. Heydons. Rustic Maiden
Siuosee, Charley Bailey. Primbud, Dea
Old Pal. Peglius and Toneyone also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 500. claiming, s-yesr
oids and UP, a miles:
Bye Bve Mary
(Remillard) 100 b4n 81
Good Han tSmith, $50 y
Drsyton Lad tHughes) 2s'
Time 2 .Os rs, off T:05M.
Attauquechee. Pete W d n 8. brc
Haven, Coanwin. Bon Marche, Zevwee
Masked Bud and Sky Warrior also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

FIRST RACE SsO5 claiming 5-y.sr-
Odds. 81 furlongs.
Celesu Barber II so go , SO
Sylvan Secret tWeidamanJ 40 3 ~
Nirginette tJemas) so
Time / :O6 as, On 2 .01
Miss Beeville. Arizona Lady. Pro.tsnsn.
Thistle Nancy. Bubble Bloom, Buck Post
and Ozarka also ran.
SECOND RACE--Ssos claiming. g.
year-olds and up = mile
Grand Lady tVaiD $50 40 3 81
Color Miss (Cluterl 1880 . SC
Royal Charm tSvAiB1 800
Time l.13 is. Of 2.31.
Dust Box. BAY Haven Magnolia cash
'Victor Hugo. Mary's Rival. Fast Move,
Grecian Time and Euneva also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE sos. claiming s-yssr'
olds and up. : mile
Masked Plane (FDO 1lso 40 SO
fKaieidi son. IDtxon) 20 500
miss .Sadi (Jernasl so SOC
Time tt14 Is. on .0si1
my Mac Kid Fox Chtlla Nation
'Luckingo Tuloma 'Mnrons -Four Fifty
Lady Higher and Hook u also ran.
tDesd heat for second.
'Field
FOURTH RACE-S6o5, claiming. Swear
Shadytown tNatD $50 800 2.sC
Deepdens KING 100 2.bt
Braxton Bell tJemasl 2.st
Time 1.i2 3-5. of 3 81
Tacits. Foreible, Tensieep Huraoon snc
Cay Eli also ran.
| FIFTH RACE -S5O5. claiming, 3-yesr
olds and up, 1-i6 miles
Can't Catch (ClidewelD 740 $50 81
Montell tJemasb so as
Night Gail ,Cutterl 3 ~
Time 1. as 3-5. on OF
| Cackle Time Mistucky. Yippee. TOT
Notcher and shining Sea also ran.
4 SIXTH RACES 2o5. handicap. 3-year
ulds and up ! mile ana 40 yards
Aonbsrr tDyefD 90 $40 AZ
Fetchet tkinEi $40 90,
/ Little Abner lNsln 40,
Time i;4I LIS. of 81
Doubtful Three Bangs. PocSy, Boa
Hoss and Aldridge also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-sso5 claiming, 3
yesr-olds and up, = miles
] Portfolio 1COnTslesD 700 $50 ~
My Echo KING 900 -
Ace OF Spades (Ghdeweln 3.Ot
Tine 2,Oe rs. on 5.07is
Cheeks, Willie J., Naldina Opal, Broad
Stripes and Mt. sard also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-ssO5 claiming. s-year
ODDS and up. l mile and 20 yards
Vera tJemasJ 4i.40 Is s.os
Noah's Pride tCassityb 1880 "
Clipman tDerdenD So
/ Time as As. Off 5.42
our Bessie, sAhle Abe. 'Alcastar
shower, LADY lean, Due sport. 'Ruban'l
Choice. Falls City ssd Nusgins.
sFeld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
BEULAH PARK

i-Bf-AZiNG TORCH. Lsrngsn. Nae
rervs
FLYING ARK. Brevsrd Zebar
3-BoUTEFEU. Sunshine Boz. sally
Saxon
DARBY DEE DEE, AiJesi. Total
Loss
S-MoHAWK CHEROKEE, Mothers Pet,
Guinea Lad
s-PEUDENT MISS. Jsbunny. Mental
Type
7-HARGRAM. Black Mischief. satin
Marvel
s-BlNDN, Sue Harpen. The Dentist
BEST BOITTEFEI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-Si, 100. claiming. s-year-
Odds and up. / mile and 20 YARDS
Mon Dot tBriggs) 80 <6o ;. so
Medred tvins) Fl. 40 ~ 10
Bonnie Buzz tLutherl so
Time ! rs IS, OF 81
Stay Out. Head Hunter. Sun Fighter.
Darkmelus. Billy Bee, Discretion, Ardour.
Brave Action and Nopaiosa RoJo also ran.
SECOND RACES, 100. claiming. 5
Argos Briggs go 3 20 2 90
Count Morse Connolly $50 5.lo
Dinner JACKIE. tWoolfel 50
Time l:i2 Is off 2:5s.
Cgin. Sea Foam. Mslor b, Neon Light
aud Dainty Ford also ran.
THIRD RACES. 100. claiming, 3-yesr-
olds and zap. 4. mile:
SpandAu Lutherl $50 4 80 y 81
Rugged Rock lBnggs) $40 500
Hitte (HettinEerD 40
Time i:i2 As. OF 3.5i's
slump. Nectar. Middle Aisle, Judfry and
Chance Run also ran.
FOURTH RACES. 200. Claiming. g.
year-olds and up. i-16 miles
Lovely Dawn tBrrgSl 1870 80 %
Busy Man tTRylorl 40 SAC
Holl Image Luther 400
Time 1:47 is, of 4,1oAi.
Eight Rolls. valdiua Jack. Singing
CndFlcne ana sturdy LUKE htSO fan.
FIFTH RACE-S1. 500. allowances. s
yesr-olds. 1 mile and 80 yards.
Fairmond tL.utherp 40 SO 3 SO
Blue Warrior Connolly $40 400
karnAk (ktkinson) b "a
Time a3 3-5 off 5eis
Hi Sty. Cav Man, Rough News, SILVER
Tower and Jsckoraok also ran.
SIXTH RACF-S2 600 added. Nsrragan-
sett Special. 3-year -ods and up. 3-l6
miles
War Relic tAtkinson) $40 30 out
Whirlawsv tRobertsonD 220 cot
Equifox tCralgi out
Time I:57 Is. off > 5SE
Haltal also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 300 allowances 3
year-olds and up / e mile.
Weary Flower (Meloche) 1910 100 3 40
Black One (AtkinsOuD $50 so
Top Queen tBriggsJ 50
Time 1901 2-5 OF $40
Rhiniz DohnAs Ouch. Battle Line and
TAcheUne also ran.
EEIHTH RACE--Sl 100 claiming 3
yeAr-olds AID up, l mile and 20 yards.
Dark Beau (Allgaierl II 90 $40 $40
Magnetsm INCNullenl J.pO 4. 20
English setter tCaffarellah $50
Time I:45 As off $40.
Erins sun Purple Dawn. Eleventh Hour,
Lovick Prsdis, Copn. Sin shooter, suez
ana War Boat also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
THISTLE DOWN

1--CIGAR LIGHTER Unending Codoll
ROSE r. Miss Romance Moo
3-voTE BOY. sun Antioch. Rock High
%Bob DODGE Dated Up. Nancy
BABY
3-DARBY DANAE, San Francisco. EdA-
s-HOPTOWN LASS. Isalot BalIoter
BLUE ORCHID, sherlock. Happy
Choice
s-JUNGLE MOON. Grsndes. Military
Cirl
BEST-BOR DODGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
BeuIah Park Results

! FIRST RACE-Sioo. claiming, f-yeAf
Sally Quick tHorxithl 1900 800 52C
carrying Time tCornsy) 80 -
Whisk Dolly GARNER $50
Time i;l3 3-5. OF 22f'S
Swing Queen Gimco, The Bullet Dart
Hinge, Crashlyr and New Issue also ran
SECOND RAcE-Saoo claiming, 3-year.
olds and UP. mile and 10 wards
Godspeed dewitt HOO 500 t2s
Gold Color morris 200 5tC
Arachne tBenjamini $50
Time - As, on 2 80
Leghtonwood Msnnerly Eun's Sweep
Tetrsultre White Eye. Meadow Money
/ THIRD RACE--S4oO claiming. Swear
olds and up. 1 lis miles.
SUFvsy -lEarreiit 10 40 20 Se
Topway tHorvathl 30 FAC
Self Starter tKnisley) 2 90
| Time AZ is. of 32ii
Ashore Texas Boy, Omyo Moon, Dams
Folly and Polite Ann also ran.
/ FOURTH RAcE-Sl00. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up. s furlongs:
Prince Danny tDevittD 300 go
Young Ebony tNapierl zft
4 Time 1913. off 53k
Betty Bsne. Prospectus, ROYAL Broom
Dancing Telee and Caiants also ran.
/ FIFTH RACE-S.0O. claiming, 3-year'
olds and up. furlongs:
i Snowcrystsl
II Johnson Is 40 100 3 e
Rooter Nc (Glaugl $50 3. 20
Bright and Early tNapierD AZ
\ Time II IS. on as
Annoyed. wise Margaret Flood Tide
ICimarron Sand and Wise ]. also ran.
SIXTH RACE 500. handicap, 3-year-
olds and up. - miles
Soup and Fish ,NBpierl 800 $50 2,et
Pilloriad tGonzalet) 76O $40
Eyes Farmer 800
y Time ISL tnew track record on 4.63 y
/ Love Quest. SHAMELESS, Sir :. and Boston
Lassie also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SiOO claiming. 3
yesr-0lds and up - miles.
Captain Jeffers tKnisley) 500 $50 ~
Baby Princess (FarmerJ $50 t2C
Bindy (Burns) s.ot
Time 1855 Off 522h.
| willard, Ring o. Love, Moon Bow Mis'
and Lowry also ran.
! EIGHTH RACE-s5oO. claiming 4-year.
olds and UP 4 miles.
Split SILK Farmer $40 800 "
Sue Harpen (JuhnsonD $50 &c
Onus fKeesl $50
/ Time. 2.O6 rs. or ta2
Distribute Dian. Az0tc. RCtrbution and
Babe Taylor also ran.