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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09

and sermon ct l0;46. Confirmation class will be held at 5 p, m.
 The Young Peoples Fellowslip Society will meet in front of the church at 4:45 D. m. to go to a meet ing at St. Johns.
 Scores of the recent bowling match of the Owls, Prowlers, Bats and Nighthawks of the Chase Metal Works League were:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09

TOMORROW. The story behind Che Sun.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

simultaneous meetings-one at the
National City Christian Church, to
be addressed by DR.. Jones, and the
other at the Luther Place Memorial
Church, to be addressed by Dr.
Richard H. Bowling, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Norfolk, Va.
and Edwin Espy, New York, general
secretary, Student Volunteer Move
ment for Foreign Missions.
The following day, the youth ses-
sion will be held at the Luther
Place Church only, beginning at
9 am. with registration. That night
the conference will move to the
National City Church, with Philip
Lee, Chinese speaker and singer,
and Miss Lester on the program.
Sessions for Ministers.
A series of morning meetings for
ministers only is scheduled at the
Calvary Baptist Church from 10
to II am, beginning February 3.
Also beginning at 10 am. on these
dates are women's Christian life
forums at six churches, including
the Foundry Methodist, Emory
Methodist, Vermont Avenue Bap-
tiSt, Chevy Chase Presbyterian, Nc
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Program Announced
For Church Mission
Opening February2
Mrs. Roosevelt Among
Speakers Scheduled
During Week

A Seven-day program featuring a
speech by Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt and including area mass meet
ings, united women's meeting,
seven afternoon seminars and a
youth conference has been ar
ranged by the National Christian
Mission opening here February 2.
Mrs. Roosevelt will speak at the
Calvary Baptist Church between
the hours of and pm. on Feb
ruary 4 during one of the after
noon seminars. Opening at pm,
the seminars will be held February
through February 7.
The mission, under the auspices
of the Washington Federation of
Churches, will open with two mass
meetings at 8 pm. February 2 in
Constitution Hall and Memorial
Continental Hall. DR.. E. Stanley
Jones of Lucknow, India, widely
known missionary evangelist, will
speak in the former auditorium and
DR.. Paul E. Scherer of New York
City, pastor of the Lutheran
Church OF the Holy Trinity, in the
latter.
Mass meetings will follow each
night at 8 o'clock through Febru-
ary at Foundry Methodist, Nc
Kendree Methodist, Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist. Chevy Chase Presby-
terian, Emory Methodist and Metro
politan Presbyterian Churches.
United WOmen's Meeting.
The united women's meeting will
be held at the Calvary Baptist
Church at 10 am. February 7, with
Miss Muriel Lester of London, in
ternationally known Christian social
worker, and DR.. Jones speaking.
The youth conference will con-
vene at 8 pm. February 7 at two
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Germany Forced to Send Italy
More Assistance, Eliot Holds
Alternative Declared PoIitico- Military
Results of on Italian Collapse

would have been delivered to the
Fascist power in Italy, for the whole
peninsula would then be subjected
to British bombing. The communi-
cations of the Italian forces in AL
bania could no longer be maintained
even on the precarious basis on
which they now exist. The Mediter-
ranean would in very truth become
a British lake. A hand would have
been extended toward GEM Wey-
gand in North Africa which he
might we'll decide to grasp. Finally,
British control of Africa would be
complete from the point of view of
prestige, for not a native in all the
Dark Continent but would quickly
learn of Italy's collapse and the
British advance into Sicily.
Alternatives for Reich.
Thus the Germans would be face
to face with the need either of
undertaking very large-scale opera
tions in Italy, under difficult condi-
tions, or of cutting their losses. both
strategical and political, on the
Mediterranean and Africa If they
chose the former course, their at
tack on Britain must be weakened
and delayed, while the curve of
American production rises steadily
If they chose the latter they must
expect to see the British destroyers
and escort craft released for the
Atlantic, possible adherence of the
and setback in the field or morale
and prestige which could not fail
to weaken them seriously at the
very moment of decision.
Indeed, the fruits of a victory in
Great Britain itself would be seri-
ously diminished if, meanwhile,
the greater Britain were growing
stronger everywhere else and still
able to hold the seas and the outer
bastions of the empire. besieging a
victorious Germany within the con-
tinent of Europe and denying her
access to markets and raw materials
One course still open to Germany.
which might possibly offset to some
extent even complete Italian de-
feat, is a thrust into Spain; this
remains a possibility not to be dis
counted. But it, too, has its dangers.
A German army might move
through the wasted territory of
Spain, with difficult communications
and midst a populace reduced to
desperation, only to be confronted
by British resistance in the Gil
braltar area as unbreakable as that
of Wellington on the lines of Torres
Verdras. The problem of supply
you'd then become as difficult as
that of Massena, before those lines,
and the results possibly as dis
astrous The German problem is
still the simple one of overcoming
Great Britain before American help
can bring about German defeat in
the battle of production. Time is all
important. and time wasting eX-
pedients will not serve the German
need.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

pm. February 9 at the Washing
ton Cathedral, with Bishop Paul
B. Kern of Nashville, Tenn, speak
ing, and at the Calvary Baptist
Church, with Dean Luther A. Weigle
of New Haven. Conn, president of
the Federal Council of Churches,
the speaker.
In addition to the meetings at
the various churches, other gather
ings are scheduled at high schools,
colleges, and with luncheon groups.
Radio stations also will carry brief
addresses.
Office headquarters of the mission
are at 1749 N street NV, church
headquarters a. the Calvary Bap-
tist, ard hotel headquarters, the
Lee Sheraton. The Rev. r. H. Mil
Ter is general chairman.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

athletic director at De Paul Uni.
versity, was killed today when he
was struck by an automobile. He
had been associated with De Paul
16 years
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Rev. H. J. Ahern Killed

CHICAGO, Jan. 25 CP.-The Rev.
Howard j. Ahern, C. M, 43, in
structor of religion and former
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Kendree Methodist and Metropoli-

Kendree Methodist and Metropoll-
tan Presbyterian.
A convenient hour in the after
noon for employed people has been
set for five seminars February 3
through 7. Beginning at 4:45 pm.
and lasting until 6 pm, the semi
mars will be led by DR.. Adolf Keller
of Geneva, Switzerland. The theme
of the gatherings will be Chris
tians and the International Situa-
ton"
Five 30-Minute Meetings.
A series of five Commute meet
ings beginning at noon at the
Church of the Epiphany will start
February 3. Speakers on succeed
ing days will be DR.. Jones, Dr. Har-
old c. Phillips, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Cleveland; DR.. Roy
E. Vale, pastor Tabernacle Presby-
terian Church, indianapolis; Bishop
Thomas C. Darst, Wilmington, N. c.,
of the Episcopal diocese of the east
ern section of the Carolinas, and
DR.. Arthur L. Kinsolving, rector
Trinity Episcopal Church, Prince
ton, N. j.
The mission will close with si-
multaneous mass meetings at 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Our Boots Upset
BY Outsider
In Empire Cap

NEW YORK. July 12-INS)-
One Of the biggest upsets Of the
New York season shocked some
%, 900 fans here Saturday when
the erratic swing and sway. from
the 'Greentree Stable, beat the
highly favored Our Boots, a 1-2
shot, by head. in the 33rd run
ming Of the mile and an eighth
Empire City handicap.
With Don Meade aboard, the
son of Equipoise-Ne assumed
command at the stretch turn and
outgamed Our Boots in a long.
hard drive TO cover the distance
in ! so flat. breaking the former
course mark of 81. He paid off
the juicy mutuel of $3.50, $3.50
and $40. Our Boots returned
$3.50 and $3.50 while Omission,
which was third. paid S. 90.
The triumph was worth S8,875
to the victor who last week was
severely trounced by Our Boots
in the Yankee handicap at Suffolk
Downs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
DetrOiter
Wins State
TrapsIlOOt

BATTLE GREEN, July 49,
"A. L. Nelson, Detroit trapshooter,
today won the State Doubles
championship in the annual COM
petition on the Battle Creek Gun
Club range near Fort Custer.
Nelson broke 90x100.
He was closely followed by Fred
Rutledge of Monroe, who broke SO.
Ned Lilly of Stanton repeated
last years honors when he broke
90 targets in the handicap event.
However, he was forced into a
shootoff with DR.. G. J.. Martin
of Detroit, who broke the same
number. Lilly won the A. r. A.
Heber and Houghton Handicap
trophies when he broke "a out OF
the % targets in the shootoff.
Doctor Martin missed four tar
gets. DIR. c. II. Kalaski of Ham
tramck was third in the event
with 81.
Sunday tho more than 100 gun
men from all parts OF the country
will compete for the state singles
title. The wofnen's championship
is TO be decided also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
IVORY
RANGE RS
Tag Bout Feature
Of Mack Park Card

Detroit's second team wrestling
tag match will be staged in Mack
Park next Wednesday evening
when one team composed Of Rufus
Jones, Negro star, and Bob Castle
opposes Bill Zimm-Ali Pasha
combination The bout is best two
in three falls. This novel event
made A hit in the opening show
al the east side park, Farview and
Mack avenues.
Sailor Olson and frankie Glenn
ems will meet in another match,
one hour time limit, two in three
falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Increases Earnings

In running the mile and 20 yards
in / AZ %. a second above the
track record, he increased his
years earnings for the firm OF
Peterson e Childs by $500 to a
total OF s7410.
Sun Pharos triumph was po-
pular one in an afternoon of VIC
tory for we'll played horses. Among
them was the victory Of T. d.
Bulls Tomluta. which led all the
way In the Lad and LasSie Purse
TO score by almost a length over
Long Hope, with Fair Flyer just
another neck back in the tight
finish. Miss Louise Vimonts Bur-
goo Miss provided another popu-
lar score by leading all the way
in the fifth race 10 win by moro
than two lengths from the good
thing" Mystery Marvel.
None Of these victories was
more welcomed 10 the talent.
however. than that Of the Swear
old Professor Paul from tho barn
of James l.. CheSney The old fell
low who holds a decision over Sea-
biscuit at Detroit came pounding
.Gwn the same stretch TO his
Wurth victory Of the meeting
when he led Magnetism and seven
others home in the seventh for a
$3.50 mutuel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Hollywood Derby
Won by StaretOr

HOLLYWOOD PARK. Cal,
July l2.-Hugh s. Nesbitt's Stare
tor won the SIS, 900 Hollywood
Derby today with a great stretch
drive that overlook Porter's Cap
and Paperboy. which finished in
that order.
Staretor. the favorite. paid
4.40. $3.50 and 81 40. Porter's
Cap paid $40 and $500. Paper
boy paid $500.
The $4,000 fans who damned the
track for the fourth running OF
the classic cheered the favorite as
Jockey George Woolf rode a smart
race to bring him into the stretch
with a great burst of speed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

FIRST RACES 200. claiming. 3-yesr.
olds and up, Is miles
Brown Ben (EadsJ $40 $40 z SO
Cayenne adams $50 4. 90
Sir Novice lBorton) Is
Time So Us. off 2:21h.
Redrock Canyon. Alspur, Parkwood
Chief. Mistucky. Skating Mad. Uyalde.
Chance star and Birdlea also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si. 900. claiming, D.
year.olds and UP. y mile:
Illinois Tom tDeprang) 40 800
Nigrette Berger 3.20
Hello m zs Fac, Toney's Girl. New Discovery.
Mseboh. Tiger Teddy Honey Roll Yelled
Prophet. Innuendo and Town Silver also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-si.1oo. claiming. 3-yesr-
olds and up, Z, mile.
Royal Blue Gsms1 $50 20 "a? 20
Welsenheimer tHaskenl 400
Time l:l2 as. on 3:2s.
Maisco. Fogoso, Dusky Prince. Joe W,
Last Call and Bslhnderry also ran
FOURTH RACE--sl, 400. allowances, g.
year odds, = mile
sushwhseksr tcrsis) $50 $50 40
Proud One tEsdsl $40 so
Bo Fiddle tEbbertn ; 20
Time ~ 2-5. of 3.57iS
Vsldina Paul. Sir Islam, Shut Eye and
Cadmium also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 100. claiming. s.yesr-
Bo6's way ,snydep 1880 s,2o $50
Dissenston sir
(Cruikshankl 400 50
'Onemore tBodiou $50
Tim. 80, of cav.
winsmac, FloriEsn Black. Swing Leader.
Must 90, Lisgsr On. Patrol fright. Five
All, SIR KID and Art OF War also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Arlington Park Results

SIXTH RACES 900 added. Arlington
Futurity. 2-yesr-olds, = mile.
b-Sun Again (Eadsl : so 800 3 %
b-Some Chance tshelhamer) 800 $40
b-Wishbone (SnyderD $40
Time / II 3-5, on 5:l4.
Home Wolf. Dogpatch, Bold Chance.
Antcmax and Valdina orphan also ran.
b-Calumet entry.
SEVENTH RACES. 200, claiming. 4.
year-olds and up, ? miles
Wsringa (Eads) 8 90 500 so
Copper Tube (Borton) 40 90
Serbian Rose Berger $50
Time 3:3i. OFF 547n.
Different H. Military Girl Feminist and
Royal Teddy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-sI. 600. claiming. =
year-olds and up. Is miles Con the turf
chin Music adams $40 $50 so
Landlubher (VedderD go 4 SO
Pick Out (Eads) 500
Time 1:N is. off s:21 y
Crimson Glory. Patapsco. Chigre. Wooden
Indian. Rough Diamond and OFF Guard
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Outsider Captures
Suffolk Feature
Irtsrnstiossi New. Service Wire

BOSTON, July 12.-Completely
overlooked in the betting, the
Foxcatcher Farms Fairy Chant.
one of the outstanding FLIES n
training last season, returned 20
form 10 gallop 10 victory in the
$4,000 featured Hannah Dustin
Handicap OF a mile and a six
teenth at Suffolk Downs race
track.
With Basil James up. the win
ner raced over sloppy track 10
defeat Up the Hill and Shine O.
Night and pay $3.50. $500 and
$3.50. Fairy Chant covered the
route in ] as fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

FIRST RACE-s7o0. claiming. 5.yesr-
olds and up, furlOngs:
Prmbud Watson 1t55 SIS t1o
Don Mariner (Nyunel $40 425
Grey Chiensin (Hughesl o so
Time IA Us, off 237
In Front. Bucharest Quick Change
Toneyone, Brilliant stone and Belstone also
ran.
SECOND -3-year.oids and up
claiming. 81 furongs.
Equerry CRemillardJ $50 as 3 20
COmputer Hughes 3 80 50
Ensign Mary tCowley) 10
Time OF, of al.
Little Het,y, Patsy Mac. Big Fish, Eloa
Maid Seebe. Progress stimulora. Min
thera and sweepfast also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s7oo. claiming. 3-ysAr.
Odds and UP, 5}s furiongs:
Ucha WATSON $50 $50 325
Floyssn CPalaez) 1915 500
Cattan (McTague) 400
Time ] .07, OF 34S
Speak. Izask Walton. Foliage Friski-
ness. Loure and Spring Moon also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s7oo. allowances. 2.
year-ods, 5i1 furlonEs
Cossack Post tWatson) 1890 5a5 ass
Clarkson Gal LeavittD $50 2so
a-Display style tCowiey) 2l5
Time 1907 As. OF 4:20K.
Dismay, b-Laire, a-Shortest Route.
Muckle. Court Gallant and b-Inhnite Maid
a-smythe entry.
b.Ellins entry.
FIFTH RACE-Sl. 900. allowances j.
year-olds and up, mile and 20 yards.
Cerisse III tBirleyJ 300 900 ass
Sir Marlboro (Cowleyl 2T5 725
siete Colores (Watson) 2iO
Time 1;43 as. of 4.55.
Affirmation and High Honors also ran
SIXTH RAcE--s7oo claiming. 3-yesr.
ods and up. - miles.
Queen Blenheim
tHughes1 1850 $50 2 %
-Four Clubs CLeavitN $40 z %
Bold Nelson (CowloyD ass
Time 50 Is of 5;32i5
brown Flower. Solid, Isleworth and Pete
Vending also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 500 claiming. T.
year-olds and up, 4 miles;
Yenoc tFOdenJ so $50 z %
Black Ash iMcTague) 100 3 80
Wise Will watson 3 O5
Time Sc. off e:ii
Fastest wsy. Fair Eugenis Bsntaur ard
Chinsila also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Wright Entry Runs
1928 at Arlington

CHICAGO, July 12.-QNS)-
Warren Wrights entry, Sun Again,
Some Chance and Wishbone, made
turf history today by running one
two-three in the ninth renewal of
the $1,000 Arlington Park Futur.
ity before a crowd of $4,000.
The time for the six furlongs
was lip is and the entry, a
favorite with the big crowd, paid
$3.50, $500 and $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE 81. 500, claiming. 2-yesr-
olds. So furongs;
Dennis =. (Rysnl $50 10 ESQ
Islsm's Islam tRobertsonJ $50 2tc
Boot High tWaiD 27O
Time i.07. Ch 2:2f
Council Bluff, Meadow Mouse. Polly
Prim and MersA Matruh also ran.
SECOND RACES COO claiming. ).
year -olds and up. a. mile
Speed 70 Spare ,wsln 1870 SO $50
Early Delivery tMeadel 40 J 81
Scotch Trap tMusserJ $50
Time 0s as. on 256ii
Irish Echo Shadows Pass Old Rose
bush. Town Boy and Happy Lark also ran.
THIRD RACE 81 500. maiden 2-ysar.
old hllies, 81 furloughs:
Generous Gray 40 so 2 80
s-Frincd MEADE 80 20
Jane Blenheim tKeiperl $40
Time OF. on 3 30
over Limit, New Flower Nandra, Mar
val. Bosiee, Small Wonder. rDevirry and
A. Which also ran.
a-Nheatly entry.
FOURTH RACES, 500 added. handicap.
3-year-olds and up. :. mile:
a-Bll Fsrnsworth
(Cilberf1 $50 79n out
Air Brigade tschmidD $50 out
T. NJ. Dorsett Ryan out
Time :O7 SIS of 4:07
Doubt Not and AMY BIZ also ran.
a-Tall Trees entry.
FIFTH RACE-Si0.0 600 added. Empir,
City Handicap. 3-year-olds, IL miles:
swing and Sway
(Meadeb 1850 $50 &c
our Boots (Donosol $50 2.5C
Omission (Robertson) 500
Time so thew track record). off 4:4i
- Greville. selalbeda, Cts Marion. Min
luss and Master Henry also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Si 500 maiden 3yssr-
olds and up. l-l6 miles,
Obash (Donoso) 81 90 II 20 800
Romantic (Walll $50 4 so
Strawberry (Gnbert1 $50
Time I .46 as, off BIS
Battlefront. Baslleus. Yarrow Maid. Dis
tant Isle. Tsnglin, Arms Of War and Grand
Party also ran.
SEVENTH RACES 0n0 added Clas'
G Handicap 3-year-olds and up 1 3-i'
miles
Royal Man CWalD $50 go 3 20
Century Note MEADE $50 100
Bala Ormont wright 5 20
Time 81 as off 5S2
Ineomar, Peterhof Gino Rev Millhrisr,
choppy Sea and Cross Country also rsA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Aces Wild
Ohio Golfer Records His
Sixth at Columbus

COLUMBUS, O., July 49,
Johnny Roberts, one of Columbus
ranking amateur golfers, recently
scored his sixth hole in one at the
Scioto Country Club. On a 14S-
yard hole, Roberts used a No. 6
iron for his second lace" on the
courses No. 9 hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Sales Indicate
Popularity

LOS ANGELES, July H. Bad
minton and tennis are the most
popular sports in Southern Cali
fornia. Dealers sold 100000 in
supplies in season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
SUFFOLK DOWNS
ARLINGTON PARK

Chlcako.- ILL -.
IA ONE, Some Man. Gem W
2-BOB'S WAY. Cherriko, Miss Beevllle.
3-coUNTRY MISS, Shasta Man. Tomo-
chichi.
4-QUIEN rs. Boysy, Mucho Gusto.
5-ExARCH, Valdina Star. Night Lady.
6-KING'S BLUE, Joe schenck, One
Witch.
7-OUR WILLIE, Burnup. Colorado Ore.
s-DoUG BRAsHEAR, Chicharrs, Anti
Air.
s-KING's ERROR. Palermo. Honey
Chile.
BEsr--pouG BRAsHEAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
FORT ERIE

cat Fort Erie, Ont.)
MART GAIETY, sweepshot, Field
Briar.
2-FREJOHE. Getwell. Matab.
3-PETER MALONE, Our Hope, Free
t-ZOWIE. Wee Princess. Blue Wren.
5-DRAYTON LAD. Pete Vending,
6-TIMELY FLIGHT, Full OF Speed,
Westy's Hero.
7-ABBoT's HOUR. Sun Commando.
Tricky's Son.
BEsT-TIMELY FLIGHT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Keen Competition

MILWAUKEE. July Midget
automobile races, with crowds of
5000. have provided keen compe-
tition TO baseball in Milwaukee
this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Chicago Bruins Sign
A New Coach

CHICAGO. July 12.-Jack Tier
ney. for 20 years an outstanding
basketball star, has been signed
TO coach the Chicago Bruins next
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Rdnger-Pointe
Po|oists Play

Ivory Rangers will spot the
Crosse Pointe Hunt Club two
goals Sunday in polo game that
promises 10 be one OF the best of
the season. The game is under
the sponsorship of the United
Service Organization and will be
played at the Cook road Polo
Field, Mack and Seven-M Mile roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Oldest Derby King

Extcrninator, now 26 years old.
is the oldest living Kentucky Derby
winner. He is in retirement at
Mrs. Willis Sharp kilmers farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Lille Variance

Alleys certified by the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress cannot vary
more than in inch in width al
10 AZ inches), nor more than half
an inch in length 80 fcet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
SUNDAYS GAMES

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh $751;; Philadelphia
1-6-2.
Cincinnati $50: Brooklyn 2-6-3.
New York $50; st. Louis All.
Chicago at Boston. postponed,
rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES
\ Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn ~.
st. Louis at Philadelphia az.
Pittsburgh at New York (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BeIated Charge

King took Sun Pharos past Boss
Hoss on the turn out of the back
stretch and collared Epidor just
after strengthening out in the
stretch. Then he went on TO stave
off the rush of Bar Fly, which
made his usual belated charge
along the rail with c. w. Smith,
lie Canadian jockey urging
IN on.
Sun Pharos lasted with ease 10
win by = of a length while Bar
Fly had more than two lengths on
Epidor for second money. Boss
Hoss was another half length back
for fourth money. Then came
Prince Sador. out of his class after
FIVE straight triumphs, Sidout and
Anxiety.
II was the fifth straight finish
In the money for Sun PharoS. He
was beaten only a half length for
the whole purse IN ms one failure
10 finish i'm the first three here
this meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7-10-2; DETROIT $50
first game).
Boston 10-16-1; DETROIT 2-9-2
(second game).
Washington 5-9-2; Chicago
1913.
Philadelphia 4-l1-1; Cleveland
Psi.
New York ISL; St Louis 8
1912.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at DETROIT.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
eats Boss Hoss as Sun Pharos Beats Field
Detroit Race Charts
The Daily Double Paid $29.6O

BY IN
4 n g
20 al
A.. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
MANY CARS!
MANY BARGAINS!
LISTED IN THE LARGE
"AUTOS FOR SALE"
CLASSIFICATION

CHRYsLER-'40 New Yorker S-door
sedan; beautiful dark green finish:
fluid drive, radio and air condition; low
mileage cost new S1.650, our price
$685.: carries our s0-day guar.
HUDsoN--'40 custom cruiser 4-door
trunk sedan; royal maroon finish.
safety steel body, African cushions.
radio. heater. ". W. tires. Don't de-
lay. Only $50 down. long terms.
OLDS--'4O 6-cyl. 2-door sedan: radio.
heater: only driven 1900 miles;
you can not find one so clean best
buy IN city; carries our s0-day guar.
PACKARD-'37 sport coupe beauti-
full blue finish: uphol. clean: new
tires: q bargain for any one; carries
our s0-day guar.
CHEvROLET-'4i special de luxe
5-psss. trunk sedan; heater, de-
froster; exceptionally low mileage;
only 500 down. as long as "a months
on balance.
MERcURy-'40 sedan; finished In
ghstening blue and mech. superb:
radio. heater. good tires: for only
1895 fun price, your car or ss3 down.
PLyMoUTH-'3s Pr de luxe coupe;
6o-day guar; only 50 down, IS
monthly.
HUDsoN-'37 2-door black finish;
good tires drive u and you VII buy
u: only S245. easy terms; carries our
s0-day guar.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1897 sedans:
overdrive. radio. heater. spot light.
draft deflectors. written guarantee; az
low as $3.50.
oLDs-is3s 4-dr. irk. sedan: ss7s:
beautiful gull grey finish: sutornstle
gear shift radio and heater recon-
ditioned and guaranteed.
NAsH-is37 2-dr trunk black finish:
clean upholstery, good tires. 30-dsy
guarantee S65 down.
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