davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

Sacrifces-Geyer, berwick, Sto-
len bases-Geyer, Barker, Chiri-
don, Harcrow. Double play-Mc-
Donald to Barker. Left on bases
Greenbelt 8, Fort Myer 9. First
base on balls-off Boggs 6, off
Lindamood 3. Struck out-by
Boggs 8, by Lindamood 7. Passed
balls-Todd, Stallings. Umpire
Ev Russell.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

Greenbelt O32 ZOO 90 Ut
Armstrong;. 600 020 000-2
Runs batted in-Andrus, Moore,
Barker 2, Provost, Todd 2. Two
base Barker, Andrus. Stolen
bases - Andrus, Moore, Boggs,
Provost, Curtin 3. Left on bases
-Greenbelt, a; Armstrong-Roney
8. First base on balls-off Breed
3, off Carter /. Struck out-by
Breed 3, by Carter 2. Wild
pitches-Breed, Carter. Passed
ball-Todd. Umpire-Johnson.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
LIST Half Race Ends
In Three Way Tie
BULLETIN

Word has just been received
that the battle for the first half
County League Championship
will be waged at Maryland Uni
versity, Sunday, July IL. The
Shamrocks play Maryland Sport
Club at 1880 p. m. The victor
of that game takes on STAN
leigh Inn at 500 p. m. Ad-
mission will be Is cents for
both games.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

Two games for tomorrow night
are scheduled for the Church Soft
ball League, Recreation Director
Ben Goldfaden advises. The
games will be played on Braden
Field at $50 and $50.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

Two base hit-Green. Home
runs Moore, Hecht. First base on
balls-off Barker 5, off Kramer 2,
off Rubin 3. Struck out-by Bark
err a, by Kramer /, by Rubin 6.
Winning pitcher-Kramer. Um-
pires-Malml, Davidson.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

There are NO rookie" dollars.
Send yours to the front! Buy U.
S. Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Valuable, Unsung
-Four Players Improve. Become Stars on Battaions
| and IL. Which Play for Midget Title Sunday

itself Is something. Few knuckle
ballers know where the delivery is
going at any time. L
OZARK was not so promising In
1871, but Coach Leonard Glaeson
and Manager John Trompics were
patient and under such direction,
OZARK rapidly is becoming an in
fielder worth having around.
Teschendorf is not the glamour
boy type of player, but a work.
man who makes the hard ones
look easy and thus escapes notice.
He saved his mates so many err
rors on bad throws that twelve
made the playoffs.
Roster was on the bench year
ago when he could not guide
pitchers and throw to bases. This
season he caught every game and
looked better every time out.
The Midgets' age limit is Is
and no player may be taller than
5 feet 5h inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dale Elwyn Kuhn, 81; Laura Mae Black
Gus Veresan, 81; Anna Hirt. IS.
Richard A. Hughes. 81; Patricia +. Nc
L.. o0R Ro.,o Sv 2s: Irene vena. 21.
Willard c. Mccormick, so; Teresa kenna'
81.
Adelard Gauthier. 70; Lillian A. Ellery. SO.
sidney Weisburg, TT; shifa Carpenter, 70.
Joseph A. sklar, IS; Dorothy stone, 80:
william Babbitt, a; Eleanor c. Stette, 20.
Anthony Perri. as: Mary Vergar, IS.
sam Mallo, ~; Irene Lozsr. 20.
Martin Mox. Al: julia Simon, 80.
Henry Pfeihe, az; Helen clausen. "a:
Raymond N. Slate, "a; Mary l.. Little
CARTON c. As.r. AZ: Cassie NJ. Baumssrd-
stephen J. Bryk. rs: Jean A, Morawski,
Luther Hokanson, IS; Lorna Yada. 81.
Henry Michalski, "a; Dorothy Payne, IS.
Jacob Sander. rs: Loretta Appel, %.
Eugene Beckman. a. Bernice Rovin, 80.
Robert J. seger. %; Mabel Payne, al.
Frank Thomas Porcaro. 40; Phyllis An
drews ~.
william Micker,on, 2oi Catherine Lustns,
Roy Theodore siminski. 20; Irene Jex. IS.
Jchn w. Curry, IS: Irene Boulter ~.
Frank Michalak. "a: Marguerite sitter, %.
anley Fielschsker. 81; Margaret Frank.
iin,-
william b. Hssssrty. "a; Loretta Denns.
10.
Edward Drsus. 10; Icons Bodnsrlk; 10.
Philip n Baldwin. ssi Irene Bernice
Ray q Frsneiscs. -; 1iisse.th Yrsneiseo.
&C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
DEATHS

Charles Alonzo Arbuckle. 1870 Ohio "a
issoelia II. Hendry, 100 West Alexandrine
Cora I. Gender, 521e Spokane. ss
Ethel E. Baumann, s52s West Outer Drive
, = ~, R. Tisrn.y. $50 s,Imson. 50.
MARIO, Cameron. SO Msrston. SO.
William II. Ford, 1921 Hubbard. 81.
VIII Harris, efs Mack, So
MARY J. Johnson, s93 East Philadelphia
James Bugs. 1898 coplin. SO.
Frederick z; Robinson, 242s Cabot, rs.
James Terrell. 1892 Robins, -.
Edward Carnes. Erie. Pa. Al
Cnsrles hamer. 80 Garden, Mt. Clemens
Frank Lyman. 1870 Fourteenth. IS.
William Brown, 1924 Farmer. so.
Archie aSan. lei Leich.' 1905 Bagley. so.
Lou Annette. 4ss Charlotte. SO.
iretta l. Simpson. 2si Maplehurst. Fern
Edward EayS., Q. Spencer. 5.se rw.nty.hf,h. "a
Frances Wolfe. 53ii Field SO.
Emelia stockman, 1o737 strathmann, 10
Joseph orlowski, ais Dodge. 81.
Margaret Gum. 500 Lenox. 50.
Cora b. Gardiner, 1921 State Fair. II
David Harold Whiting, 1924 Putnam, 81.
Daniel Mcfarland. e7 winder. So
James John Cvengros. 1909 Gladwin. IL.
Leo L. Redman. 1925 West Grand boule
D.. l.. C. Barnett, 213i Hastings, rs.
John Drain, 1885 Stoepel, S.
Albert A; MIdwinter, 44i Howard, 50.
Rebecca X. Swing, 1880 Seebaldt, AZ.
Christina Whiting. 1929 DeSoto, rs.
Albert Bolman. 1871 East McNichols road
81.
Mae z Simpson. 1888 Lycaste. so.
John w Hall. 1861 Young, 81.
Gertrude l.. Gunter, 1919 wayburn, so.
Arthur Bowman. 4i17 Lincoln, Is
Robert King 80 Orchestra place. ss
Joseph Wilson. e63 Vine. st. Clair. Mich
So
Thomas Clayton, zoos East Chicago boule
ward "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ernest Leo Q. Camp. rs; Marian censviev'
Frank w. Cooper, q; Kathryn Smith, ~
Andrew Keminski, 21; Elnora Lauderdale
! 10.
John Grassel. "a: Ruth Mccauiey, Fl.
Harry Hndas. IS; Violet Roeske, Is.
Adolph Radomski, 81; Helen Walasek, So
George Neal, 20; Dorothy Kemp, ~.
Elmer A. Platz. 20; Luella Murrei Shook
| ~.
Wendell cancy, 20; Vera Macdonald, Is.
Patrick Thomas, 80; Clementine Caring
ton, 20.
W lie Woods. IT: Gloria Holland. ~.
Walter Andrzejewski, AZ; Helen Taup, IS.
sam Charbogian. 20; Mary Chorbatian. 20.
hoy W. Anger Jr., IS; Mary BARLEY, 81
John Gilbert Gardner Jr.; Florence Amelia
Baupre, IS.
Domnick Golembiewski. IS; Virginia Kolod.
zietozsk, "a.
Louis Axelrod. IS; Bessie Fisher. rs.
Emmett Halton. Is: Muriei Stevens, 10.
John v. kloc, Al; Mary NJ. Dozbush. SO.
Clarence George, %; Jean Neigebauer, IL
lewis a jackson Jr, 81; Mary Gang, 20.
John Piotrowski. 20; Virginia Bloom, II
Albert Cunningham. Il; Dolores keenan,,
John Heard. 10; Ninetta Angelo, Fl.
Howard Givins, 80: lone Cunningham. q
JULIUS Czuchnowski, 40; Mary szafranski,
Lawrence Walters. "a: Betty Lou Jacobs,
John T. Mann. AZ: Eva NJ. Smith. a.
Alexsnoer Seskin. 20; Muriel Caschilin, 10.
Joseph Melvin SYLVAN. 50; Margaret c.
Ail6urn c. Floyd, al: Dorthes T. Bennett,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Custer Dunking Title
Won by Il Donuts

FORT CUSTER, Aug. 27.-Staff
Sgt. Con Viskoka of the Gath Re-
connaissance Company was de-
clared the Custer champ donut
bunker" in a contest held at the
fort service club last night. He
outdunked more than 500 other
soldiers to win the championship
and it took IL donuts to do it. His
reward was a free membership in
the National Donut Dunkers AS
ISOLATION and a phone call to his
fiancee, Miss Catherine Kerwich
of Trenton, N. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Two Players Quit
Pitt Pro Grid Squad

HERSHEY. Pa, Aug. 81 (UP).
With a charity exhibition game
with the champion Chicago Bears
only 10 days away. the Pitts
burgh Steelers professional foot
ball team today was short four
more players as the result of VOL
untary and involuntary resigna-
tons in the face of coach Walt
kiesling's strenuous workouts 10
produce a team of Commute"
players.
Royal Kahler. 235-pound tackle
from Nebraska. and Joe Wend-
lick. a compound end from Oregon
State. packed up and left the
Steelers camp without serving no
tice, while George Mavrramaitis,
Steubenville, o.. semi-pro, and
John Default of Bradley Tech,
were released by Coach Kiesling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Valuable but unsung Is the word
for several members of the rival
Battalion IL and II baseball teams
that meet for the Firemen's Mid
gets title Sunday at Briggs Sta
dunn.
Catcher George Panzoff Is
eleven's most improved player. On
the twelve side. they point to
shortstop Roland OZARK, first
baseman Paul Teschendorf and
catcher Donald Roster.
A year ago Panzoff was barely
able to catch a thrown ball. But
he did have desire to get along.
the determination to improve and
ambition to work.
Under Coach De John De Stae-
feno, one-time sandlot and minor
league receiver, Panzoff learned
stance. receiving. throwing, con-
troll of pitchers. He handles Bill
Glane's knuckle ball and that in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Eyes Four Stars
Lions Owner to Watch Westfall. Bauman
De+hman and Sar+ori Friday Night
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Owner Fred L. Mandel Jr. OF
the Detroit Lions feels he knows
about the Chicago Bears after
his clubs experiences with them
last fall, but he'll have his glasses
on four of the Collegian All-Stars
when Bob Zuppke's team tries to
whip the professional world cham
pions before crowd OF 100000
at Chicago, tomorrow night.
Three of the men, fullback Bob
Westfall of Michigan. tackle All
Bauman of Northwestern Univer-
sity and halfback Bob Dethman OF
Oregon State, were the first men
selected by the Lions in the draft
last December. The fourth, Larry
Sartori, Fordham guard. was
picked up outside the draft. All
four are expected to face the
Bears.
Dethman and Sartori have been
signed and the Lions still hope to
! get Westfall and Bauman. In
Westfalrs case the chances are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
AggiiesBakbone
Of Army Team

PASADENA, Cal, Aug. 81
The eyes of Texas are very much
on the All-Army football team
that is driving through its last
few days of practice on the
cleatcd turf of the Rose Bowl.
With only three days remaining
before the opening kickoff. it be-
came evident today that the bulk
of the starting team would be
made up Of mighty Aggies from
Texas A. and NJ.
At least six-and maybe more
including the backfield unit that
.lled 10 glory under Homer Nor
his Aggies in 1910 and wound
up by defeating Fordham in the
Cotton Bowl are due to be in the
lineup when the All-Army team
takes the field against the potent
Detroit Lions in University OF De-
troit Stadium at Detroit Septem-
Der for the benefit OF Army
Emergency Relief. At least, they
will be if they play as well in the
games between as they have in
practice.
The six are Henry Bear
Tracks Hauser. pulverizing cen
ter: Joe Routt. two-time All
American guard Jolting John
kimbrough, as great a fullback
as ever roamed the Texas plains
Bill Conaster, fieet-footed half
back; Marion Pugh. limber-arned
passer and daring chess-brain
quarterback. and Jimmy Thoma-
son. hard-hitting blocking star.
Kimbrough got The headlines but
all the rest were just about as
good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Real Guys
Rouge Caddies Conduct
State Meet: Aid Marines

Hats are off 10 the Rouge Park
Caddie Club. an organization of
bag toters at the River Rouge
Golf course. who proudly boast,
I'VE are able to take care of our
selves" Interest is focused on
these youngsters at this time
because they will stage the
annual state municipal
caddie tournament for the Fred
Robinson Memorial tournament
next Monday at their club.
The caddies are raising funds
for the marines and their tourna-
ment Is open to registered caddies
at municipal couorses between IA
and IL years. Gordon Verville,
who won the state championship
last year at Flint. is president of
the Rouge club. The club alreday
has turned over S12 TO the Red
Cross tournament and has donated
100 golf balls for the use of serv-
icemen who play the Rouge course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

as $3.50. In Bauman's,
Mandel figures his chances at ]
in 10.
Westfall, awaiting air corps call,
may be called upon TO play for
the army All-Stars in the East in
which case the Lions would get
him only IL he was furloughed
later because the air corps was
not ready for him. Bauman is
said to be totally deaf in one ear
because of the loss of an ear
drum. This caused his rejection
by the navy but the draft board
may take him soon.
II either Westfall or Bauman Is
signed the Lions present optimism
will be given another boost. The
recent signing Of Dethman is
hailed by the players at Charlevoix
as a step toward the championship.
The hero of the Oregon Aggies'
victory over Duke in the Rose
Bowl was recently called the best
forward passer in the All-Star
camp by Zuppke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Bears Break Camp
And Head for Game

DELAFIELD, Wis, Aug. u
1NS).-The Chicago Bears, cham
pions OF the National Football
League. broke camp today and
entrained for Chicago where they
will engage in light practice to-
night in Soldiers Field in prepare
ton for the ninth annual game
against the College All-Stars to-
morrow night.
The Bear party included 35
players. Head Coach George S.
Halas and his assistants, Hunk
Anderson. Luke Johnsos, Paddy
DriScoll and Clark Shaughnessy
DO several months ago resigned
football coach at Stanford Uni
Irsity TO accept similar post
at MARYLAND University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Tomorrow's Pairines
For State Open

Tomorrow's starting times for
first round OF State Open golf
tourney at Meadowbrook:
s;oo-E. J. Haley. w. p. Hoiz~orth
kennie Cioutlre.
s:o7-Bnl Graham, Herman Frsbis. Oar
Bird
snl-Ambross Klenss. Harry Kuris
Don Mead.
s;ai-cun Faulkner. J.rom. Mcdonald
s:as-John oriick, Don sOper. Emf
s:35-Mauriee Dutra. George Webb
s:47-Jsss King. Elmer Fasssrke. chuei
s:4s-Eidon Briggs. Gus Dssring. Casey
s:ss"Georxs Nook. Neil Mcdowell, II
Io:o3-Ray Mcguire. Lou wsnrdow. Bill
Barclay.
IO;io--Paui Ambrose. Bob Alderman
Robert Bruce.
I0:i7-Dei Frechette, Russ Beauprs
io:si-Gib Sellers. Ernie shave, Mich
Weber.
Io:ss-LewA Woodward, John zsiler
iO:1s-E. W. Hsrbert. C. }. Farley
Norm Vending.
io:52-John Berverkov. Charlie DebDs
L. q, Hogsten.
ii:oe-Msurice Wells. Leo conroy. Jo'
Ii:i3-Johnny MsIloy. Paul s,rsueh
ii :zo-w. r. Ivep. Gene Jackson. VII
liam Keegan.
lor.
lisp. L. Lower. Steve shuryan
n:tf-~Fritz MCMILLAN. Chuck Nicoiai
Ii;4s-Ronnie La Pari. Bob swszey
i2:o2-Ernest Provo, Don vanune
Charles Sestock.
i2:os--vincsnt Bearss. Wesley Carlson
Mortie Eichner.
i7is-Normsn FIsherty. Lewis lie Vine,
i2:so-.GsIe stringer. Duncan Noble,
Walter Wally.
IT'S. i,:..I I,, c; shipm.n, Frank rspD'
i2:5i-Jos Devany. Frank sproselI. Joe
Koval
Ia:5s-Harry Minetts. Jimmie Johnson,
i:os-Randsn Ahern. Lee Kosten. Jack
EleveId.
l:i2-Bm COMBS. Joe Dragon, VIII
liam Hanson.
I:is.-Don Sutherland. Ray Kellogg
i:7e-Jims Funston, John aBbis, Chuck
Harrison.
l:to--Jsy Law, Ray Lane, Robert Mel
ebert.
i:54-oto Kinds. Fred Hammer. Franz
Connolly.
2:oi-Joe Before, Jimmy Demsret. Oh
CLARK.
2:os-Im Barnsld. Limerick Kocsis
Tommy shannon.
7:is-Msrvin st.hi. Mortis putra. chucl
Kocsis.
2:1S-M watrous, Chick Hsrbert. Jaei
Winney.
2;3s-woody sMlloy. John Nsgliek. Dick
Dayne.
2:5o-Ed Msttson. Lorin Shook. Denny
Champagne.
3.ot-Csrl aDniels. John Dsvsne. Bot
3:Il-Ed Evss,i. DR.. o. b. AuOin. Ed
3:a2-Dick Reinsms, Stanley Hancock,
Frank Turnesa.
3:53-Jim kidd.ll. VIM. Anderson. Viz
Salter.
= .eo-Edgnr Skinner. Winnie frechette.
4:2I-Alston Robinson, George Walton.
Ray Fendt
4:zs-stsnley Brodie. Wayne Lee, Bill
Rambo.
4:3s-st,ve Bislo. Harold Brodis. Don
Cochran.
4:42-chariss Mecuen. Doug Orr. VIII
liam Morgan. -.
4fs-Ed FurgoL Mike Dietk. Hsrr,
Hilton.
4S6-Ar PONY. Warren orlIek. orn
Beaupre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Name Bernie Bradley
LoyoIa Football Coach

LOS ANGELES, Aug p (INS).
Bernie Bradley. former line
coach, was named head football
coach at Loyola University to sue
coed Marty Brill who will be in
Quoted into the army as private
tomorrow.
At the same time il was re-
ported that freshmen will play on
x6ke Loyola varsity for the first
he due TO the shortage of var
Nty material because of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Takes
Over Air Base

FORT CUSTER, Aug. 27.-Kel-
logg Airport. the Battle Creek
city airport now an air corps base,
was formally dedicated today with
a military show in which the army
and the civic population took part.
Following review OF air base
troops, speeches were made by
Congressman Paul Shafer. Brig.
Gen. Louis J. Fortier of the Saith
Division, and Brig. Gen. William
Ryan of the air force command,
The airport has been closed to
civilian flying for more than a
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
DIVORCES

Ethel NJ. Emigh from Burtis T.
Walter Gardner from Erma v
Margaret =. WINNER from George r.
Middleton Kirtley from Selma
Hazel NJ. Schoenrock from Andrew W.
Mary Oosterveen from Gus.
Enrique Temores from Eusebia.
Rose King from Vincent L.
Elsie Former from Robert.
Joan schnepp from Kenneth.
Dorothy L. Holden from Isaac.
Alfrenda watson from Morris.
James r. Antonucci from stells.
Earl Conner from Helen.
CeHFine -Wttftams from louis r.
Dorie u. Compton from James T.
Rosebud Miller from John.
Frances Huddiestone from Donald l.
Marguerite Remer from Clarence.
Charles 8. Lewis from Thetis.
julia Humphrey from Cordene.
Virginia Mosiey from Morris n
Presley Gsss Jr. from Aivera r.
Helen Thompson from George W
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Farmers Market

FRUITs--Apples. Mcintosh. No. 1. 81
81 so Us; No. 2. ,i:25: Wolf River
10. 1. 81 SO ~ so bu. crabapples. No. l,
Gold, No. /. s250a3 bu.; Honey Rocks
fancy, 81. so bu. No. 1. $3.50 q z. rs: No
2. 81 Market King. No. 1. S3n3.25 bu:
No. 2, 81. Grapes, Early varieties. No; i,
ven. fancy. ssgs.5o bu.: No. l. s2.2s
No. q $50; Hale Haven. fancy. $50 @
= bu.; Mo-. 81. soy 7.7o: No. 2. 81 so
Hale's fancy. $50 ou No. !. $50
vorite. NO /. si75d223 bu.: No. 2. sia
4 so. liberia peaches, No. 1, S3d 3. so bu
Plum.; fancy, SO bu; No. !, s2qa; 90
81 so dozen; No. /. $3.50; No. 2. si.S
LETTUCE AND sTLAD GREENs-L.ai
lettuce. No. 1, 75c q si.25 bu. Head lettuce
soc bu. Esesrole. No. /, 5oa soc bu. No
2. ioe. Endive, No. i. 75euH.25 eu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-coll.rds. No. I,
spinach. No. /. soca 81 rs bu. No. 2. 75c.
Turnip. No. I. go n75c bu.: Mustard, No. I,
a. 90 n T5e bu. Cabbage Greens, No. ].
40 q soc bu. Kale. No: !. 3oaooc bu.
VEGETABLES, MIscELLANEoUs-R
man Beans. No. 1, si.75n2.25 bu.; wax.
fancy. si75a2 bu. No. I. Sim1.5o; No.
2. eoc; fiat green, No. l, 75cn 81 bu.; No.
p Soc F0gps s;ssn' f'sfy Kn, ts sS w SS
der No. I. sid1.5o bu.; No. 2, 75c; lima,
No. /. s3a3. so bu. Beets, No. I, IS n SOC
doz. bchs. No. 2. use: topped, No. I.
75e 81 bu. Broccoli. No. ! I.2og l:Ia
10. I. SO a soc .bu.; curly. No. l. 500 75c
bu. Carrots No. l. asa soc dor. -bchs.
topped. No. I. 75e@1.2o bu:: No. 2, soc.
caulilower, No. /. sl.toai.7s su,: No; q
Be seh y i:1I No. !, Ssq .se; No, >. lsaaSc.
Celery Cabbage. No 1. sl.25q1.50 bu.
No. z. 81. Sweet Corn. fancy. si,2o; No
1. 7bc@si 5-dor. sack: No. 2. 5ogooc
Sueumser '5ice5s fancy Ss ,s 81 ep No su
No. 1, $3.50 I.50; No. 2, 81 picklers
fancy, 81 bu. No. 1. s2.ooas; dill. No. 1,
EsspIsni: ~. /. 5seSn ss;; ,, No. -: Z;
basket. Kohlrabi, No. 1, 4oa soc doI.
bchs. Leeks, No. /. Use 81 dor. bchs.
Onions. dry, fancy, 81 50 5o.lo. sack; No.
1, sl.io@1.25; No: 2, socasi; green, No.
i, IS 5o.lb. sack; No. 2. 81. okrs, No.
8. s25aI75 peck basket. Parsnips.
fancy. S1.25 X bu.; No. L., VI. Curly
Parsley. No. l.. 2Sm4oe don bcns. Psrs-
pers. hot No. /. 5o97sc bu.; swees, No.
40 a soc peck basket. Pimento. No. l.. 40
n soc peck basket. Potatoes, fancy. 81. so
bu. No. i. NaI.i5: No. 2, i5c. Rsdishes,
red. No. 1. asa CSC doz. bchs.; No. 2,
4oc: long white No. l.. 5oG csc don. bchs
Russessas. No. 1, 7se@n bu: SQUASH
No. 1, asa soc y bu.: No, 2, 25e; Table
Queen, No. I, 75cdsi bu; Hubbard, No.
1. 81 bu.; Italian, No. 4, 5oa75c peck
basket; No. 2, 40c. Tomatoes, fancy,
sl.5OG2 bu.: No. i, sOcasl.2s: No. 2,
se4r 7se-T urnips. No.. 4ensoc- doz.
behs; turnips. topped. fancy. sl.25 bu.
EGGs~Lsrk.. N3ai3.7s so-dor. cases;
medium, si1.25d12.
PoULTRY-Llve: Hens. heavy breeds,
~ a 26c h.: leghorns. % n 2fc: broilers,
heavy, 7ea ole; leghorn. 2iQ2sc 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Ed CurIey's Selections
BY International New. Ser,

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. n
(INS).-The following are choices
Tor the eight-event program here
today:
1-ROYAL ARMY Guerryton. Good
2BAYBoRoUGH. Hooser wolf, Flying
Tiger.
3-SImILAR, Ahmisk. Cortesano.
PEACE EAGLE, Prince Quillo. Me-
neither.
5-ouAKERToWN. Scotch Trap. Gu
antos.
s-LovE o'MAUD. Puritan Maid. Ca
mile.
MISS MARY JANE. Isle de Pine.
Battle Lark.
s-VoLIrANr. star Back, Irish Echo.
BEST-BAYBOROUG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

reports net income OF tS,3s6, el1, equal TO
$40 a share, against s+.s7o, 002 or 81 SIS
share I'm the nrst seven months Of 1871.
The July net income was 81. 305, 4se, against
si.ses,0i2 In July. 1871.
Delaware. Laekawsnna and Western
81, 1912. reports a net income Of 81, 4sf. O70
equal to Sl.46 a share, against 81, 2e7, 511
or 81 SO q share In the first seven months
of 1871 July net income was -&45S,25i,
against s324,7i7 In July. ie4i.
Erie Railroad system for the seven
months ended July 81. 1882. reports net
income of STATE 1877 after taxes. fixed
and contingent charges. appropriations 70
requirements on the 5 per cent preferred
stock 10 sass a share on approximately
2, 500, 900 shares Of the common stock and
certificates of beneficial interest. For the
nrst seven months OF 1891 net income was
81, 435.217. July net income was 81 .2s2, 246,
against si,o1s,si2 In July. 1871.
Great Northern Railway for the seven
months ended July 81. 1912. reports net
income OF So. 54l. 32e. equal 20 s3.42 a share.
against IS, 901. 507 or S2.76 share In
the nrst seven months Of 1871. July net
income was S3.015,s34. against s3,717 .00e
In July, 1870.
Illinois Central system for the seven
months ended July IL, 1892 reports a net
income Of sii ,347,304. equal 10 s7.s7 a
share on the common, against Sc. lie, 2Os
or N.07 a common share In the hrst seven
months Of 1871. The July net income was
~, $50. 062 against $3.50. SIS. In July. 1871,
New York Central system for the seven
months ended July 81, 1912. reports a net
income OF s22 ,25f. 72s. equal 20 S3.45 a
share. AGAINST SIS 200. 62a or 81 "a share
IN the first seven months of 1871. July
net income was s5.63i.s2i, against $685.,
lis In July. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Robinson-Motisi Go
Delayed a Day

CHICAGO, Aug. q UNS).-
The 10-round bout, scheduled be-
tween Ray Sugar" Robinson and
Tony Motisi for last night. was
postponed until tonight at Comis-
key Park. Robinson scaled IA
pounds. Motisi, 147.