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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Traffic Safety Announcer
Had No Official Status


According to a report made at
this office by George Mourar, state
highway patrolman in this district,
the traffic announcer who held
sway in the business district OF
Libby Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week lis not an official repre-
sentative of a national safety or
ganization or connected with the
state highway patrol but rather ar
individual doing business for him
self.
Mr.. Mourar stated that the fell
low was asked to leave Roman when
business men became suspicious Of
his methods.
As yet no report has been made
of any trouble in this locality.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY

According to the Montana Legion
naires Memorial Day was founded
Away back in 1868 by General
John A. Logan, commander in chief
of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lis, when he issued the famous or
der which founded Memorial Day:
for the purpose of strewing with
flowers or otherwise decorating the
graves of comrades who died in de-
Tense Of their country The order
also bore the following postscript
with the hope that it will be kept
up from year to year"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Receivers Stolen
Fishing Equipment


Sunday while on an outing and
fishing trip on Five Mile creek,
Mrs. Bluesome of this city took her
fishing pole and reel to her car and
left them there for a few minutes.
Upon her return the equipment was
missing and she drove back to Libby
and notified the sheriffs office.
After making few inquiries Mr..
Baney went to Valcour where G..
N. extra crew is working. There
he questioned a few Of the workers
and then asked one man what he
knew about the pole and reel The
fellow admitted finding" the
wanted articles and turned them
over to the sheriff along with ex-
penses for the trip.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Work Starts
On Big Bridge
Below Troy
Small Crew Now Busy
Getting Ready For Heavy
Work to Follow.
WILL EMPLOY 80 MEN
AT HEIGHT OF ACTIVITY

General preparatory work is nav
being done at the ite Of the TuU
bridge and overpa8. McNutt work.
men are busy at the present time
building roads and putting up build
ings, getting ready to start on the
actual construction job.
Paul Shook, engineer in charge,
stated that work. has begun on the
falsework for the fill on the north
side of the river where the camp *
located He said the main bushes
on hand at the present time, how
ever, is getting the camp in shape.
Buildings are being erected at this
time. A house for Mr.. Shook, one
other residence and several tool
sheds are now ready for use.
Three gravel pits have been 10
Gated nearby and preparations are
being made to move great quanti-
ties to the job site There are only
IL men employed now by the con-
struction company here. According
to Mr.. Shook, they will employ only
about 80 at the height OF the job
The fill at the north end OF the
bridge will be IS feet at the highest
point, therefore one Of the largest
jobs at this early date is the moving
Of this gravel.
Mr.. Shocks stated that the COM
pany would not maintain a mess
hall or a bunk house but employees
would be required to cook for them
selves and provide place in which
to bunk.
Work is being rushed along -
best possible and Mr.. Shook stated
he hoped to have the job in full
swing within very short time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
More Men Called
For U. S. Army

According to information re-
ceived from the local selective serv-
ice office the following men will be
indicted into the u S. army June 4:
William Gresham, Jason Frank
Schmalz, Harrison Irwin Scouten,
Donald Gordon Elliott, Lawrence
John Gregor, Samuel Burnett
Leighty, Lawrence Everett Ether
ington, John Patrick Downey. The
last two named are volunteers.
Notice has been received that six
more men will be taken from Lin
coin county June II.
.. 0. Mount, clerk, stated yes
tcrday that all the questionnaires
have been mailed in this county.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Troy Merchants
Join Credit Association

H. B. Wallace, proprietor of the
local credit exchange, stated early
this week that Troy merchants are
now ready to become active men,
bers OF the Lincoln County Mer-
chants Association and slips have
been placed in their hands upon
which to make reports.
Files are being kept in special
Troy unit, according to Mr.. Wal
lace, and the same service may be
obtained for residents of that city
as well as Libby
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Two Divorces in
District Court

"A divorce was granted to Cora
Catherin Cole from Thos. M. Cole
by default in district court held
here Monday with Judge Dean King
presiding Another divorce was
granted to Pebble HOMELAND from
John HOMELAND. This was also by
default.
An information was filed against
James WEIGH for unlawfully con-
Quoting game of chance. June 8
has been set for the date for him
to plead.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Huge Crop Of
HuckIeberries
Expected

While in the Gciger Lake
area recently, Deputy Game
Warden Darlington reports that
he met couple Of hucklebcrry
merchants looking over the
prospects for a crop this year.
They were very enthusiastic re-
garding the outlook, stating that
the 1941 crop would be unusual
ly large. All bushes in the high
areas are In full blossom, and
only the bushes In the lower
attitudes have been touched by
frost.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Poppy Sale Brings In $100.

Reports from the American Le-
gion Auxiliary are to the effect that
they took in $500 at the recent
Poppy sale, which was highly pleas
ing to those in charge of this char
table work.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Marriage Licenses.

Cleveland Runyan, Yak, and AL
ma L. Kidder, Troy, May rs.
Thomas j. Morrison and Ada Lor-
raine Wilmarth, both of Livingston,
May %.
Oliver CurWood Decker and Mar
garet Phyllis Coffman, both of Troy,
May "a.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-29
Winners in Kids Fishing Contest.

The Kids Fishing Contest spon-
sored by The Fountain was won by
Junior Leckrone with a | pound, Z
ounce silver salmon. George Mou-
rar, Jr., won second prize with
pound, 4 ounce rainbow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
9TH Pine Lake
Net Meet Set
FOR MONDAY

The seventh annual Pine Lake
invitational tennis tournament vii
be held at the Pine Lake Country
Club August 1917 and 1924. II
was announced today by Chucd
Chester. club pro.
Invitations have been extended
to the top players in the Detroit
area. Among those who have been
invited are James Tobin, public
parks champion; Gene Russell. city
titlist; Kimbark Peterson. Dick
Prakken. Leo Gould. Fred Koval-
Ieski, George Reindel and Ray
Gibson.
Women's invitations have beer
sent TO Mrs. Jean Hoxie. Mrs
Esther PolitZer. Mrs. Pearl Peter
son. Miss Constance O'Donovan
Miss Elizabeth Blackman ant
lOtherS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Bel Air Results

FIRST RACE $500. claiming. 2-year-
Odds O.. mile
Casad tWebetl 1880 $40 20
Good Grass CNeseein 4 20 $40
ANONYMOUS tLcylandl 40
Time ] 0l % of 2.17h
Three Niues Abbots chant ROYAL Now
lee MystIque shiny Dome. Cpsettng and
waiter HaEht also ran.
SECOND RACE s7oo claiming 3-year
oIdE aud uu. milo.
$50 Fair 'MaileNj 10 SO 10 p
Tar Anne iNcssciul 1000 > o.
Chiet Cherokee CScocca) 300
limo = SO. OF 81 -,
Sh0tag.u. o. Ace Of Trumps Edit
Grcen1ck New step. FLYING Doll, Roi
Eleven and Autumn Echo also ran
diminished second but was disqualified.
THIRD RACE 5000. claiming f-year
.ias ana h}. sterpiechase 2 miles
Tam Cd Sharter tiranD 90 80
SCHrrr Along tHaNhurstl so
ut ~ l-3. on 3.5f
ir Pas 1duu Harrn ho1ey GoD
Hunter Anchors Down and Corky also ran
a-b.s,t futIt.
F0-rTH EN0E $500. claiming 3-year
- l-+.-=.- -t'-s-t 81 +----f - ; 80 - y
u.f,4e B.s tNarunez) $50 80
'.. fwrtaH tHuffofd1 80
IiUr D 81. off 4.lfit
Stac 3r. Great sarah Fngle.s Charm
pdeuatGls CHANGER siEgger and Jadaa
als. itn.
rFTu Race 500. claiming, 3-yeai
,'s Ut ln o. furlougs
TNn l'It Ite.sIIf 10 10 $50 4 J.
.F. Tetra~ tHarshloi 19g0 90
.DHftor G.r tMslneI g..
Fine -H of go.
CM i P9mpe, Folly Shall "
Dance b.HVnrr High Bud. Fail Hnzal
arl Niss bIslarI also ran.
SIXTH RACE 81 GOO. handicap 3-yea
sni up. mile ana 20 yards
shan. fNlrrf "a 80 20 .
ID .rll EIs De- fpailwbob 20 o =
Hanlwa Lss tWeherl A..
T~e 1909 % tucW track record O.
DOM Alsm. White Cockade waU
-Hi uu Sha zen Miss l.. + and Cot
escfur iII u.Fu ran.
sfvF>ru RACE $500 claiming.
..it..IH aa3 up miles
FrHu E.r 'Drpin0I $40 40 -
- Ifr. a.r trrHCraI $50 .
Summer stock IuufforIl 81
Slime 2I4 uff 61oiA.
% H.en' Gem Easter VO'ldav Flyli
Ir4usday olvilo. Tobacco Rot
o mi Herks shadow Also ran
rIJHrH RACE $500. claiming 3-yea
AND Ur fs miles.
N-ten Point tDInordl $50 800 g.
N.Ffaie tkeIyl 40 a.
a ssrurf HaH tAcosfat u
10 Emr 1873 % new track record. O.
U at f-fr
MISS Selection Mar,ha's queen. pan
Neffa WOOD. over Call and Lady Mowl
aisR ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Rockingham Results

WRIST RACE Seoo. claiming. 3-sesr
p, I, r',.'' ,aossalezl 1870 $50 40
nt ,Rrier.l $50 s 81
L0ef CHA tTaVInrl ~
Time 1913 1-a. or 4u.
pfaron I.ad}, AlkNon. Dainty Ford
A--~-- catch Ne-Not. fFsn, ShaEwat,-F -
,.rf AMI sgtura also ran.
,s5--r'ts ME-.
-ra.ssaat ,SmIfri 90 40 100 PSI
80. kste tSH-Hf44 &t-hu 4lAt
Irfr ~ Power tlufautof -
Time l.fr n-t. Ur q M
Tao KICK Csrlafrur. licrTrrT7r'7r
H.----ri~ Hrto Genera PLANET 'rHfi'I
.gaI Tuf.tt chance kth eHa ChafHt O.
.fatr s.sI ran.
THIRD RACE - oNp, e-inNhh.'s.
H.,.s I.r Gahrsr6rl go ESQ Q fo
ono L4rK tGarlaIezt 5su ,H
Mister F.cr tftlsI D. ~
Time d7. OF s5l
Very Graceful. fnlur Er.Et. AnA1't
and NaisI.f also TaH.
FOURTH RACE 5000 claiming 3.traf
.rI1s end. ap. q rs miles
s.,asu ,psltU., COO 4.4
t.,..,r Iuy,u tErcesa th.
T.-r "a. 90 uG 4.1f.
NIr H.rh ~ur Fighter Chance Maker
sslatia.s and Erght Mart also IAN.
TIrTI EACF 81 200 allowances. :
ge.r-a.ls and Up 1 I-l6 miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Worthwhile Meet
Hopes Still Alive

Indications that hope FOR race
meeting a. Worthwhile thus Fall are
still alive was indicated Saturday
when Leo Echle Of Buffalo con-
lerrcd with Racing Commissioner
Edward j. Fry and assistant com
missioner William J Bowling
EChle D. reported 10 represent
The Bowie and Thorncliffe racing
group headed by Edward J.
OHara He has operated mutuel
departments az Oriental Park and
Thcrncliffe and worked az many
of the country's leading race
tracks.
Fry had previously taken a
stand against operation Of tho
rack by Lou Smith. eastern race
sFack promoter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

First Rsce-S7oo. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up Canadian foaled. . furl0ngs.
Brulot tBIyeyb 645 3.o5 800
Maple Tiuts CRemiuardb 200 $50
Blue Wren tFoden) 2.65 295
Time l.l3 3-a, OK 2.35.
Ensign Narv primbud Draegcrnan
STAFFORD Alss Saruia Thermal and Po,Rt
Lace also ran.
Dead heat for place
SECOND RACE 500. claiming. 3-yesr-
olds and up 6ia urlongs
CaIar (C0WIeSl 1880 100 - 60
Tyafdc LiEht tBatemanj p SO ~ 50
Cuuruer tlhamasl 800
Time i-le AS on 3.i5is.
BeUedare Last steel. War Scare.
Charley Bailey Bentaur chic Mary. Floy-
san Swcerns Flame and sure Lad also
ran
THIRD RACE 500 claiming, 5-year-
olds ard up. fufiongs
Dear Of PA tBlack 1000 T15 . ~
Shoulder Arms tAtkinsl 5l3 ~
BernardIns w Barber 5oo
Time l.if OF 3.47iz.
spicy Teddy Hasam, sun Commando
Wee Princess. HIVE. quick Chance and
Dixie Princess also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s7oo. allowances. q
|tear-DIds 81 furlougs.
jb-sh0rtest Route tBlackJ $50 2.55 2ol
CI0ckuke convey $40 s.O'
4 b-Dlsplay style tCowieyl 2'o'
\ Time i.07 -, of i.23h
! Jayeffdee King Trap. Bugle harch
Stippler greymond. a-The Mountie ant
a-slngle Claim also ran.
a.The Three Dukes and Macdonald stsol'
Asntry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Hamilton Results

FIFTH RACE 81 200. handicap. 3-year-
olds and up. l i-i6 miles
Hood tBirleyi II o. 80 40
-Castigada fPalaezl $50 3 -
-Siete Col0res lNatsoni ) -
Time las. Of .56is
Second Helping. Queen Blenhelm ana
Cabin Cal als0 ran.
a-Hatch entry.
SIXTH RACE 500 claiming, 3year-
olds and up. I 1-iG miles
Billie Day (Blackl 900 $50 80
Colonel Bud Courtney 4 so 3.OJ
Brown Flower atkins 4.S5
Time ~ rs, of h.25.
-Four clubs Pete Vending. Engles Won
der, Bazearound and News Sweep also ran.
SEVENTH RACEAS7O0. claiming, g.
year-Olds and up / l-l6 miles;
Bopenko tRemillardl 10 90 $50 40
peglius (Foden1 $50 80,
Don Roscomhe fBirley) 6.Ot
Time 40 off 5:57.
Chinsilla Fair Eugenla, Orange Liz
Rustic Maiden. Model c. Tricky's Son, NJ,
Mother and Miss Wooler also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
HAMILTON

fAt Hamilton Ont,l
PROGRESS. Bslqueholne. swespsho..
BLUE YANK. Royal Tread Grand
mother
3-sToRMBLowS. Thorniea. Don Bos-
combe.
4-oUR HOPE. British Flag. Peter Ma
lone.
WISE MAIDEN, Coneybare. Casino
8 BPOSAL. Jacscarf Norsweep.
7-DAN'S FOLLY Bye Bye Mary,
R0we's Crump-
BEST-DANiS FOLLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Named Coach Of Props

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 2.-L. G..
Friedrichs of New Orleans. La.
Oklahoma University backfield
star for the last three seasons, has
been appointed head coach of all
sports at Marquette University
High School here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

r.
I year-olds and up. steeRleehase. ?. miles:
I WILD Son (Clementsl ~ 40 $40 $40
Z Fran he Perse ,Raby) a.50 30
\ keiisboro tMcG0Vernl S5l
Time f.I6 as OF 2 81.
/ BAY Dean and Chuckatuek also ran.
7 SECOND RACE 81 200, maiden 3-year-
Poe R..y 'H Servant VA young io,S 40 $40 30
cash Basis tSchmdO 90 3 20
T spare the Rod (McCreary) 420
Time D 26 80, on 3 90.
AIr Marshal Count Happy. 'Haut Mond
-gcs T.-f Hfch Command 'Cielita, Rice
CAKE. l.l1r1 Blanco. Romanic and 'Sien
Ace also laa.
THIRD RACE ST 200. allowances. ?
years Odds ais tuflonEs
S.af our MEADE SO 10 50
IuthInrar tEohertsonl itU 90
Bean By Bean tEadsl 800
Time uG 3-a. eff a.Aa
J.e Caduceus. Johnny y Rea' I'm.
CHop sucks cold Crack. Fire and Mid
uItHt Ride $3.50 ran.
FOURTH RACF-N 200. claiming, B
',eat-.IIs and 40. ! a miles
U- sucks tRuhertsonl "a 90 so 4 Oo
Brown queen ~ uqngdenl $50 6o
Memory BOOK tEadsl . ~
rmr os. OF 800.
Ou,tasrd. SPIN on Timberland. Brown
Bomb ana Bottles aiso ran.
FIFTH RACE-s12. 600. United States
.i.ttl stakes 2-year-olds. . mile
Buster tAEders1nl 10 10 Div -
Ffqupsfcd ar Ihertsnn) J.sO .,
AWpithcater tMeadel . "
Time - %. off 4;4lh.
Cosne some Chance and Air Curren'
also ram,
I SIXTH RACE IS 600 added Merchants
ami Citizens Handicap, 3-yeaT-olds and up,
i $40 miles
IeuGiou tSt1ut 100 40 ~
.a.Ardy r tNaD 53u -"
CurFUDu tMcadeI &" ou
Time i5S as. on 516n
FAIRY Chant Mazda. a-Suu Lover and
DEVILS CraE also ran.
Miusdaie entry.
SEVENTH RACE 81 500. allowances. ;
( ycar ODDS ! mile. %,
sailor Klng B.erman) $50 40 s.
i AIaKinE tSkeIvl oIo . ~
Choppg sea tRoberts> AZ
Time 80 g-a. of is.
a-BaSIpus The tlend. Peep snow
a-BaIe3Ic UomeWard Bound and GaHan
/ PLAY also ran.
a-Clafk entry.
/ EIGHTH RACE 81 200 claiming. ;
: year-Dlds and up. IA miles
city Talk Lunedcnl 600 80 = 81
Russia (R0bertsonl ~ ',
Bright Gray tMeade) 81
Time 2-uf 10. Oft 6.l6.
Scotch Tar kahyrite, sun Mica shoI
Distance ana Blazing Heat also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Says He Won't Quit

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. q
(INS) Secretary of State Ed
ward J. Hughes of Illinois today
denied persistent report that he
lis 10 resign his state office 10
become commissioner Of horse
racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Strategy Fails
As Deloy Wins
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
mile and a sixteenth in 1:43 as.
two-fifthS of a second over Myrtle
woods track record. He and Red
Dock were the favored entry IN
the betting and paid $500, So and
$240 across the board.
Valdina Groom paid S340 ia
place and $3.50 10 show, while the
show price on Meggy was $3.50
Boy Anglers triumph was the
second in succession for the han
dicap favorites. His victory fol-
lowed that of {. A. Valentines
Gallee. which scored by more than
a length over Darby Dienst In the
Mack Garner handicap, IN which
he was the favorite at S720.
Gallee scored a surprise victory
a week ago in the Whip and Spurs
handicap. but he shocked no one
when Jockey Preston Mlll'
brought rim from off tt1e pace II
win Saturday with a late charge
Epidor was third and Rye Grass
The Canadian invader, fourth II
the six furlong dash, run Il
Ill Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Michigan Loop
To End Year
Losing Money
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

FLINT. Aug. . Michigan
pinor baseball league successfully
has negotiated another obstacle.
It's true. almost a fun month
remains before the curtains dfoT
on the current campaign, but lts
Cd certainty now The six teams WI
march down TO the cnd-ntact
Right along there have been
some doubts as 20 the Soundnc>,
Of the group. There have been
rumors that this team would qui
then, that one was on the verge
az collapsing and packing up
But all such talk n W has ceased
There's $1,000 sailed away IN The
leagues Golfers which assures a
grand and ROYAL finish on all sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
WASHINGTON PARK

cat H0mewood, H.
1-SALLYMAR, POmpe Bonnie, Valdina
Gafety.
2--PANTHER CREEK. syrs Betty,
Lady Thirteen
3-WIRE TAPER, Valdina Dude. Grand
Central
tx DORKo zig Gag, Bright Willie
5-DELRAY. Jezebel III, Flying Tor
pedO
6--BE BLUE. Slrocco. Marriage
FLYING PLAID, Lees Jimmie, Al
cinOus
INNUENDO. Chicharra. Chance Ray.
BEST-WIRE TAPER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
ROCKINGHAM PARK

CAT Salem, ~. VI,
1-HEDDA CAB. Anzac, Georgia y.
buck : IMAGE. Malinda B.. Roy r.
3-NEON LIGHT. Billy Bee, Blue Leona
Hunting HOME, Wise Counsel.
Yetive
5-CHUCKLEi Methodical, Adams entry.
6-BANkER JIM, Bess b, Snow Moon.
7--CARLATONE. Davitt, Miss High Hat.
S--ORCADES. Circus Wings Tiny Trick.
BEST-CHUCKLE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
DADE PARK
CAT Henderson.

cat Henderson. XIV
BLACK MARK. Swell Play, Seeker
2-STROLLING BY, oxford Lad, Snow
Flower.
3-ELDER- JOCK. Cambau, Chatmin
4-KHAYGRAM, Nemissa Uncle Eric
BOARD BILL, Chatterwrack. snap
Clock.
6-WHIsK DOLLY, Bellita's Babe.
NeiOz.
PAL o. SWEEP. Arabic. Night Gale
s-UNSELFISH Judge Leer Belle Town.
BEST BOARD BILL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Blue Bonnets Results

FIRST RACE--SiOo claiming, 3-year-
oIds and up. Z furlongs
f.oadeaSe (McComberJ eos $50 sos
Wavy Sea tFlynnl 500 80
Ny Gracious (Monroy) $40
Time i:27 off 1907
Carom Cal, Brigade Jr, GAY Bras.
Crowland Lad Gay Trace. See All. Lady
Kuuna, Risco and kawagoe also ran
SECOND RACE $500 claiming, 3-year-
olds and ". 5ia furIongs
II go d. Manifold 4.75 30 ? 40
Free Lark (SchaffeD $40 2 40
.Brotela tOlivera) <'oo
Time ;O7 Is. Of $40.
CudhoEau, Sava Mark. BallOe, Brodear
and Festive Board also ran.
THIRD RACE-S4OO. allowances. 3-yesr-
Glds and up, about miles tower hurdles
hummer Bill (Harbourne) 6lO S.25 2 s.
Careless knight tShorel 4.05 8,
\ Crclng Home (McCullochl 2.3'
Time ana 30. off 4;10,
Rural shower Indiana Flyer and De
prcsin Chink also ran.
I FOURTH RKCE-Sio0. claiming, .3-yesr
'olds and UP, furlongs.
Happened tManifOld) 7.25 40 !,
lCarrickore tMonroy) 440 al
Moody tSchaffeT) ). 81
Time i.12 4-5 Off 4.44H
Sunlake. Anons, Sandy BIZ. Lorraine 5
and Pie Plate also ran.
! FIFTH RACF-S4OO, claiming. 3year
Odds and UP. ! mile.
Back Number tPacker) $50 ,3I5 20
Sunny Colleen (Oliveral 40 ~
Palamede MANN 5.5'
Time 80 4-5 of 5.l4
Sanders Alpenglow, Msehero. Galian
/ Risk. Schuchor and Free Again also ran.
SIXTH RACE $500. handicap. 3-year
Bs a2 S''' Mann $50 40 27'
Running Cedar (Packer) 2s5 2.3i
David r. Jr tMonroyb 26'
Time 1913. off 54T.
Wise one. Juotargo and a-Callao ais
ran
a-Gayidia entry.
SEVENTH RACE $500, claiming 4-year
Odds and W. l mile
Black CIT Manifold SIS i35 80
p Charmette Edwards 40 80
Free spirit lR0bertsl q
Time 80 50 of 6,lsi4
Flandru Margie Lou. Jessie q Ito
Metal Happy Miracle. Ten-O-Hcarts an
Prince Jr. also ran.
b EIGHTH RACE S40o. claiming f-yesr
Odds and up. Is miles
= Ron CMonroy1 SIS 6o :
NaE.c Shadow tSchaffer) $50 8
Standout tHslnburton' 80
I, Time I "a ! .. off $50.
Rich GIRL Greclan King Don Lure. Per
.suadcr Solar Topi Mr.. Schot. Supulate
- TT 5-r---- TIT s--ttrTtrn TfsU rarr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Dade Park Results

FIRST RACE $500, claiming 2-yesr-
Roscoe X. oMariucuD Is 20 ESQ $50
.Palrcve MONTGOMERY 90 90,
shining Day tCarri &5t
Time 100 2-5. on 90
CoraHe y. Royal Party, Gay Youth and
|Fttslown also ran
SECOND RACE 5000, maiden 2-year
Qlds 2. mile.
Chick Jackson
'tM0ntEomFryl HOO I 90 ~
Mirrored (NandefgriiD u 40 D ~
Pennington tLotufcot sAt
Time SO 2-5. of 2Al.
Kokomo. a-Pes Green. Reserved Magic
Power. John A. Gay GUM, Prague
Leslie Jarvis and Gay Nash also ran
a-Chinn entry. 'Fleid'
THIRD RAcE-S6oo. claiming, s-year
Little sarah do,urco) 1850 go 50
10 Betty CHarrelp $50 2
Thistle Nancy tkinEl 81
Time 1913 2-5, of 3l3ik.
Blue Melody 'Auiouetia, Beauty Tim7
-Four Fifty Burning Miss. Mrs TURF
l'Fly.ng Pigeon, Rolls Day and LADY @
.Fieid.
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming. i-year
| 0lds and up. +, mile:
Prince Danny ,seaman) I1.ss $50 5sD
BLACK Anna (TrombleyD 10 y
| Time l.12 As, off 1916
! Golden Rapier, Lady Lucille. Joe Bur
Imam. sM0isson Bookmau. Double Value
'Sweep Day, Bellita's Babe and ChaisigI
'-' Fled ,19'
! FIFTH RACE $500. claiming Agar
i Odds and up. g. mile.
Last Call CMariueHD 80 20 30
!. Distract 1FUnchumj 800 8
\ Neiehbor tDyerl 80
Time IsIl 3-5. or 4 2o.
= Buffalo BIZ BounCaiong Belle flar
HarEram and Roidef also ran.
SIXTH RACE 81 coo. handicap f-year
Odds and up mile.
Little KISS Noturcol 80 zoe @
Boss Hoss tFUncbum) 20 %
lGaS Lad MADDEN 90
Time III 3-5 or f:4qlr
n BradyviGe SIR. Ambassador and Doubt
ful also ran.
i SEVENTH RhtE t6uo. CtstH5fHF
year-ulds and up, / mile and 40 yards
J " lgnette tJonest $3.50 60 liN
i'SuTEeon DICK tlngessl go 10
Doug Brasher tMarinellD 4
Time l.il %. of p
Bobbin Chuia Nation. isarunrer Mar
4, hunt, Skookumchuck. speedy Saly eros
Ruff Daisy MAJ and Cant Catch Also RAJ
, sfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
All Teams in Red

The money is in the nature OF
4 guarantee fund each team
slapped on the line before the sea-
son started. SO far no one has
touched it-although the financial
ends haven't bcen--and still aren't
rosy.
According TO the best SourccS,
each of the six teams Will come
10 Labor Day tcloSing day) con-
siderably in the red.
Most of the teams arc losing
more this year than in 1910. But
they re taking the setbacks this
season with smlle-and also, as
If to say, we knew II all the time
Last year the various man
agements didn't know what II
was all about" one spokesman
for the league said To-Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Detroit Race Charts
The Daily Double Paid S26O.60

Copyfgh by
omple fin confirm by the Dua
~ r
N7ca VOL o
Winner br T. tlng Heels pafhnI o%nea ana uned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
FiUe Get Backing

I'VE did things which We
shouldn't have and when losses
resulted they staggered us. Now
we're sort of wised UP and the
money reversals are taken In
stride"
The majority Of the red marks
in the financial ledgers Will be
wiped off by the major league
teams which sponsor state loor
teams. Five of the clubs receive
big league backing-the exception
being Lansing.
Just what procedure The Sena'
tors will follow isn't certain. A
goodly number Of stockholders
run the club and they'll likely DIG
in to clear the club.