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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
End This Week

The race for the Pepsi-Cola
awards, emblematic of the cham
|pionship in both the mems and
girls divisions, will be concluded
this week. The Glass A mems
teams remaining after Monday
six-will play in Mack Park Tues
day night. The mems semifinals
and the Class A girls finals are
scheduled for Wednesday, with
the mems champion being decided
Thursday.
Glass B. c and junior mems
teams will meet in uuarterfinal
and Semifinal games this week.
but their champions will not be
crowned until after the Glass A
winners are decided.
Following is the schedule for
this week:
SUNDAY NIGHT. AUG. 80
CAT Mack Park
oVV-Zenith VS.. Murray Local a
7:Oo-sheriff Baird VS.. winner Hsnri,.
Bourgeois "a men).'
s:ls-JohnsOn Kol-Psk vs.. winner Loca
~ l.
9:30-Our Lady OF Help vs. VirRes a,
IVirges lost to Michigan Alkali).'
s:3O-Briggs Bombers vs.. Virges Qi
lNlrges beat Michigan AlkalHl --
MONDAY, AUG. 81
Cat Mack Park)
o'5O-oIH Girls VS.. winner Kaufmans.
ST. Peters tB girls).'
l2-Zenith 1O4 "a men,
s:3o-Hudson DefenssGr VS.. East Side
Sports "a girls).
CAT Michigan Akam
7;30-Local 900 VS.. Commands (B girls)
e:00-Michigan Alkan VS.. Briggs BON be q
or Michigan Alksh beats Virges).
s:O0-Michigan AlksIi VS.. OH df Virges
beats Michigan AIkaiD.
Class y Men. s.nlfnsls
cat Clark Park No. -
7:0O-Winner StanIeys Bar-Evans Prod
ucts vs. Cadillac Mustangs
Class G Men. Qusrternnals
Can Games at 7 p. M
Y. 3. Eagles vs.. Brigadiers. a. Algon-
uuin No. /; Stanley's Cafe vs.. East JET
ferson Merchants. at carstens No. 1;
Virges Bar vs.. Club Casino. at Dingeman
No q Pittsburgh Glass Va. ST. Anne's. at
Northwestern No. s.
Juniors. SenllfiBsls
All games at 7 p. m.
CAT Berry No. ~
7:00-Miller Vikens va. Our Lady OF Help.
TUESDAY. SEPT.
All remaining Glass A mems teams will
play at Mack Park q games).
(At Gallagher No. ~ --
7:OO-Borden U. ID. W. vs.. Hudson
Anchors (class b mems seminnals).
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
cat Mack Park
Finals Class A girls; semifinals Class A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
All in Line

Marcel Supene. Belgian Press;
Edward Seaman, Mack Avenue
Review: Clarence Liebelt, Wyan-
dotte Daily News; Walter Jab-
lonowski. Polish Daily News: Jacob
Margolis. Jewish Chronicle; Jack
West Side Courier;
Ernest Beurlen. Abend Post; Art
Hughes. Dearborn Independent;
Frank Karoly, Dearborn Press;
Ernest Palos, Hungarian Journal;
Ferd Fisher, Northwest Record;
DR.. J. Sorensen. Scandinavian
Press; Gilbert Fisher, Hungarian
News; Rita Monte. Detroit West
ward; William Grebe, Eastown
News: Lois France, Grand River
Star: Martha Sager. Crosse Pointe
Review; Mrs. l.. Rocco. La Voce
Del Popolo; Russ Cowans Michi-
gan Chronicle; Joseph Kowry,
Morning Tribune; John r. Will
liams, Pittsburgh Courier
George Vecsey and Felice Maier,
OF the Pepsi-Cola Company. New
York, also were named to the COM
Imittee. Jim Hart, publicity director
OF the Amateur Softball ASSocia-
ton was named chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
All Boys Study
Fire Defense

Just because they won a FIVE
day trip TO the Michigan Conserva-
ton Departments Higgins Lake
Training Station is no reason for
the 100 lucky All boys to let
down on their war work
When they assemble September
14-1S for their sixth annual con-
servation camp. one-quarter OF
their time will be taken up with
training in the prevention and
suppression of rural fires.
Their training will be similar 10
the instruction conservation Off
GERS are giving county. township
and local rural fire committees
organized under county defense
councils.
The annual All conservation
camp is a reward for the better
workers in All Club conservation
projects carried on in all of the
states 81 counties. They boast a
membership of 5000.
Besides learning about rural
fire defense, the boys this year
will study land use and game and
fisheries problems, and will share
a full program of sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Dates for
Spor+smen

Aug. 80 Last day st. Clair
Open Skeet Championships at
Kenmore Skeet Club, near
Smile road and Harper. Pub
lie admitted free.
Aug. 3O-Oakland County Field
Dog Trials al Kerr'S Park. 2
miles south and ] mile west of
Rochester. Puppy Derby at 10
n. m. Field marshall, G. $.
Dewitt.
Sept. I-5-National Fly and Bait
Casting Tournament at San
Antonio. Tex. National SkiSh
Tournament Will he held in
conjunction.
Sept. 6-7-State Target Archery
Tournament. Campus. Michi-
gan State College. East Lam
sing.
Sept. 6-T-Sixteenth nual
Leafy Oak National Coon Dog
Field Trial at Kenton, O.
Sept. Oakland County Kennel
Club Annual Dog Show, Royal
Oak Municipal Market Build
ing. Entries taken by J c.
Zimmerman, 1871 Atkinson,
Telephone Tyler 5-5l53.
Sept. 6-7-Annual Peach Trap
and Skeet Shoot az Romeo
Gun Club. Pete Quick. care
Cedar Inn. Romeo. manager
sept. Pontiac Dog Show. al
Municipal Market Building.
Sept. Bass. bluegill and trout
season ends on inland waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Michigan Dogs
In Coon Trials

More than so top notch Michi-
gan coon dogs will run in the
sixteenth annual Leafy Oak field
trials at Kenton. o.. September
6 and Z.
Labor Day and Leafy Oak have
long been synonymous. This year,
-aS IN the last Two, because of the
increased number of dogs, the
trials Will be run on two days.
Clare Thompson Of Yale, owner
of Blue Boy. winner of the Michi-
gan State Fox hound champion
ship will enter several high class
dogs. Vic Vozel. owner of Heads
up and Little Bruce. two of the
best coon hounds in the state will
also attend.
Other Michigan owners who cx-
lpcct TO enter dogs in the Leafy
oak arc the Ray Brothers of De-
ltroit. with their leading dog
Michigan Central Bob Burns OF
Garden City, &. NJ. Macarthur OF
Hazel Park, Miles Christie of
l1dpdC ana George Sldtlefy OF
Royal Oak.
The greatness of the Leafy Oak
is the fact that any one can win
the national championship and
81 900 Leafy Oak. The little
Icolored boy with his humble coon
dog from Alabama has the same
chance as the big field trial owner
who enters 10 or 20 dogs.
You don't even have TO be the
owner OF a hound to enter the
chase Any dog that will trail
tree coon and bark freed is
lelgible 20 enter. a total Of 81 ,00C
IN prize money will be distributed
10 winners.
The Leafy Oak was originated
land has been conducted every year
by Col. Henry J Pheiffer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Jack Oliver. Detroit Times; Thelma
Cobb and Dale Stafford, Detroit
Pre- Press; Gladys McCracken, De-
troit News; Mrs. Mary Moran; Joe
Gentle. CKLW; Charles Sterritt
and w. J. Handlesman. WJBk /;
Bud Shaver and Bob Hite, WXYZ;
Paul Williams and Harold True,
WWJ; Mark Haas, Jack White
and Jack King, WJR; Larry Nc
Cam, WJLB: Kirk Knight, WEXL.
Clyde L. Reece, International
News Service; Anthony J. DeLo-
reno, United Press; w SO n
Spoelstra. Associated Press.
Dick Frederick. Lawrence Tech
publicity director; Jim Gamble,
Community Fund; william II.
Green; Arthur p. Hagan. U. of D.;
Bob Latshaw, publicity director
Detroit Lions; c. w "Snuffy' Nc
Gill; Jim Pegg. Western Union;
r. s. Chamberlain, Postal Tele-
graph: Frederick II. Schader, di-
rector Detroit war bond drive
George B. Sherman. Wayne u.
sports publicity director; Frank y.
Touhey, Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Gun Permits Are
Permanent Now

"Hang onto your gun per-
mit-It's permanent" cOnser-
walton officers and agencies
selling the new fall hunting
licenses are reminding their
customers.
Discarding the old style
annual permits with expired
hunting licenses Is n habit OF
many years standing. Since
early this year, however, the
conservation department has
issued only permanent gun
permits, good while the
holder also has current
hunting license.
approximately $4,000 Michi-
gan hunters now hold the
permanent permits to carry
guns In game territory In the
off season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Washington Park Results
Unclude Wednesdays games)
CIUB RAFTING

FIRST RACE-ti 200, claiming. 3-ysar-
a Sio.s an" tr. SR; mile $3.50 1900 900
Maurice X. Haritos) i42O 300
Hasiy star tsehuiinrf . so
Time 1915 Is. of 2:o1'4:
Sumatra III. Torch Betty. Moot Question.
Batter. MIX Route. Pouwatch. Sweet
Pease and Liberty Cap also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Sl 200. claiming. 3
year-olds. mile.
Latent (Bodloul rs 20 80 $40
New Glory CThOrnburg) $40 go
Show House Gray 0.S0
Time I:41. off 2:31.
Allegro, Swift sue, Connecticut Prince
Yank Bomber and Jayne Davis also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s1.5 500. claiming. 2-yssr-
Count frsumer ozark, 1880 e44o 22.2o
Burgoo Maid Craig $50
Time 1918 As. off 500.
Cornwall. valordor. Fortress. Heart
Betty Betty 81, JOCK Jock and Pacific Maid also G ran
FOURTH RACES. 400. claiming. >.
year-olds and -up,-11s miles
Re- s'' Prepared SePais 'e fTSolnburr 5'O 50 $50
Spanish Main (Sniderl ESQ
Time I SO 3-5, off 3;3i
klrose. Getaway Jack, Rolls Easy, Judy
juice anu hult Soc oASo TAU
FIFTH RACES. 500, allowances. q
year-olds. 81 furlongs:
Burnt Cork lHaycockL $40 $40 $50
a-All Hoss Jemas) so 400
Blenheim Girl (Balask) $40
Time los is. of 4:02.
LIberator, Glanceabout. b-short Life.
siscyon. a-BuIFs Eye, Marchon. Hoosier
and b-Wiseasyou also ran.
-a-H-P- Heariiry~ entry.
b-J. ID. Wen entry.
SIXTH RACES. 600. whiriaway Handi-
CAP. 3-yesr-oldsa and up. mite:
a-sales Talk tPhillips) 40 800 $50
Air Master tNevesJ 40 $50
Some Man (Hsycock) $50
Time 1:3e 3-6. off 4:33.
Last Gold, Ball Player. step BY,
Jamerica, a-valdina Groom. Ship Biscuit
and Shut Eye also ran.
ta-A. M. Creech entry.b
SEVENTH RAcE-s5o. 900 added hmeri-
can Derby, s,year-o'd'' ~ miles 90
M Al:sS s sw oil. ,cor,.,n $40 30 go go
Antieiimax (Brooks) $50
Time 2:0s Us. on 5:07.
Aietern. s-Roundsrs. a-valdlna Orphan
and Kings Abbey also ran.
a-vaidina Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE--si, 500. claiming, g.
year-olds and up, = mile.
Mordeesi SThornourO 1900 $40 80
Johnny tNevesD , 90
Time f:26 As. off 5:3o. 49,.
Polymelior. One Tip Winamac and Don
Lin III also ran.
NINTH RAcE-sI,2Oo claiming, g.
year-olds and up, Ia miles:
Cantata Barney $50 $40 q go
Song Spinner (snider) $40 $50
Wooden Indian (Thornburtl $50
Time 1855 as. on s:osH.
Vslvssta. Bissesround. Jim Mike. Ny
Bobby. Felsun and Dark Phaons also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Narraoansett Results

FIRST RACES, 200. claiming. 3-year'
olds and up. Lie miles:
General Planet fBoyle) 1880 f3N %,
Milkymoon (Melochb 2.oO ~
Wanna Hygro may S.tt
Time 1913 as. of 2:3OA.
Piucky Murin. Billy Bee. Lady Lyonors
Like Greenock. Vain Beauty, Aerriy Go
ADDISON and Cove Spring also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s1, 200, claiming, ,
year-olds and up, = mile: 80 =,
Ballast Reef (Atkinson) $40 2.6C
Last Frontier (Peters) Dot
Time lI2 As. of 3:03h.
Old Whitley. Labeled Win, Primarily. sur
Ivy. Mad Bunny, Lost Gold and Neon Light
also ran.
THIRD RACES. zoo, claiming. 3-year'
olds and up = mile: 20 =,
Maeline (Turnbum 1l.4O 90 32t
Range Dust tHettinger) $50 2sC
Tiberius (Atkinson) BIO
Time 1913 is, OF 3:33h.
1o ser HSoif Psrfait Amour. savitar
Keene Advice and Marjorie 8. also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s, 400. claiming, g.
MStchup CMorrisseyj 1910 800 $50
Sun Girl (Meloche) go 22C
Wise Decision May ESQ
Time 1913. on 4;03h,
Sun Monia Sun Idele. Pilot Boat, Sober
ano Maek's Dream and Fold Under also
ran.
FIFTH Races 800 claiming. Swear
olds and up. q mile:
Lsyawsy 6McMullen, 2s4e 500 $50
It's (SeaboD 300 300
Night Editor (Snyder) 800
Time 1912 lis. OF asa.
Roman Flag and Marion Collins also ran.
SIXTH RACE-siO. 900 added. New Eng
land oaks. 3-year.old filiies ! lis miles;
Spiral Pass (snyder) 1890 400 $40
Vagrancy (StouD ESQ go
UBIQUITOUS (Atkinson) $50
Time I.t4 as. off 5.07 Y
Whimbrel Zaca Rosa, Lanova, Valdlna
Melia. Blngo- Bridget and-Beoaet- Ann also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-,l. 400 allowances. D.
year-olds and up. Ia miles:
S.slyins no 6rp TUI..,r 40 2so 2 ssS
skirmish (Atkinsonl 2.sO
Time a:37 is, OFF 5:37.
Jacodra, Sly Tom, Nopalosa Rojo Sing
ing Torch and Wild Chance also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-si. 200. claiming. s.
Manamaid (Atkinson) $50 $50 $40
Last Reign (Finnegan) ESQ ESQ
Triplane (Malesr) $40
Time 1851 As, off sos
Mad Bachelor, Abyssinia. Gigi and Topee
also ran.
NINTH RAcE-si, 400. claiming. 3-year-
olds and UP, lis miles:
sunspark (Petersl $50 ESQ $40
Ardenell (Maddenl ESQ ESQ
Canterbrun tsheIhsnner) b.4O
Time 1:tT AS, OF 6:31h.
Pradis, Mack's Prince, Whichaway, Moja.
Hada polly. Maefset. Alphabow and Bow
and Arrow also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Set Tinnes-Wdrd
Hunters Shoot
For Sept. 1920
Army, Navy Relief
To Benefit This Year;
Prizes Total $1,000
Bv DON GLLIES

Tho Detroit 1lmeS-MontGomery
Ward -EIunierS Special shotgun
shooting tournament and outdoor
sportsmen's show will be held at
the L. A. Young Gun Club, Nine
Mile road and Southfield. Satur-
day and Sunday, September l9
and 20.
The shoot which set a new
worlds racord last year in the
clay target sport with 1000 gun
ners. viii be staged this year for
the Army and Navy Relief.
Five hundred prizes totallng
more than $1,000 in defense
stamps and bonds will be gwen
shooters IN the 25-target program
at either trap OF skeet.
Entry fee will again be comph-
mentary. Only expense 10 the
shooter wifi be hts ammunition
and targets. The shoot viii be
limited 10 1900 Shooters may
make advance entry at any Mont
gomery Ward Store IN Detroit or
by mailing Sl.40 10 the outdoor
edior of the Times. d.
Russell w. HunSinger, general
manager of the Montgomery Ward
stores in Detroit. announced yes
to-day that arrangements had
been completed TO bring Grant
IIseng, the countrys greatest all
around shotgun shooting star to
Detroit 10 assist hunters in iron
Ing out their Workmanship faults.
Assisting Ilseng will be Leila
Hall Of Strasburg. No, the Annie
Oakley of trapshooting. Miss Hall
ha- won more national titles at
this thrilling sport than any other
woman in clay target history. She
will be at the shoot daily TO teach
women the art of shooting shot
gun, and haw TO outshoot the boy
friend. either in the field or over
the traps.
In addition TO these two shoot
ing stars, there will be a rare
exhibition of trick shooting. sports
mems club exhibits, skeet and trap
teams from the army and navy,
hunting dog show, field trials,
obedience tests, conservation ex-
hibits. as we'll as a display of war
equipment. which will include
anti-aircraft guns. tanks, bomb
ers and other war material.
Industrial skeet and trap teams.
made up of shooters employed in
defense plants, will stand shoulder
10 shoulder with teams from Self
ridge Fields and the Crosse Isle
training base in a special exhibit
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
SARATOGA Results

FIRST RACE-si. 200. claiming 3.y.ar-
ODDS and up. Y mile:
Gooseberry tskeilyp 80 I.1e
QuAtrebelie tskyrml 320
Time 1:2S 3-5. OF 2:40.
Enchanted, Fettacsirn, Delmos. whisk-
briar and Matte J. also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si 200. maId.ns, 2.
yesr-olds. 5iI furlongs.
Biloxi Bay !Youns, $40 SssS 3.TToo
Kings Gold tMccresry) 2s0
Time :O6 is, of 3.f3T.
Meneisus. hncipItsl and Blenheim Lad
also ran.
THIRD RACES. 200. allowances J.
yesr-olds sndsup, miles. steeplechsse:
Rouge Dragon
tClemsnts) $50 so $40
Nayr (Riles) $40 JeO
a-Cortssano tBrovn) $50
Time 4:fe. on 3:+2.
s-winged Hoofs. Parma, Chuckatuek
and Fay Cottage also ran.
&C. M. Kline entry.
FOURTH RAcE--si. 200. maiden 2-yesr-
P PEN and. riS S MEADE, $50 : 90 geo. 90
cumshaw fArcaro) 2.e01
Grey squire. vsIdivis, Boy Soldiers and
Strictly True also ran.
Time 1:0e 4-5, off 4:i6.
FIFTH RAcE-sio. 600 added. Saratoga
Cup, 3-year-olds and up. ~ miles:
Bolingbroks tLindberg 1870 Il.20 40,
rrierarch tMalley) 40 500
Buckskin tArcaro) $50
Time ASA Us. OF 4:4eis.
solits, Welcome Pass and Pomayya also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-s40.O 900 added. Hopeful
stakes. 2-yesr.olds, 81 furlongs:
DEVILS Thumb
(McCrearyD 800 $50 40
True Blue (Longden) $50 40
Bourmont fRobertson) $50
Time i:ls as OF 6IIe.
Haibred. Hyperionion. Breefing Home.
supermont and MONDAY Sun also ran
SEVENTH RACE-s2, 900 added. Class c
Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and up 1 mile:
PlantaEenet tWalD 40 800 out
Paperboy tRobertson) $40 out
Enter tWestropsb out
Time I 81 as, off 54s
American Wolf also ran.
EIGHTH RACES. 200. claiming, 81
yesr-oids and up. IL miles:
Brighten Up tWholey) 1870 $40 3e0l
Chalmac (NodarseD $50 2.s0l
Heien's Boy tLindbergl $50
Time lisa is. off SIT.
Dixie-Man, Ring Star. Hoptown Lass
and Enoch Borisnd also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Start September rs

The tournament opens in u. OF
d. Stadium, September 16 with the
colorful Pageant Of American
Youth and will have as contend
ers for the Pepsi-Cola award,
emblsmatic of softball supremacy,
men and girl champions from the
II Army Corps Areas of the
United States. teams from Canada,
Mexico. and Puerto Rico as well as
the defending champions and De-
troit's Metropolitan champions.
The following appointments were
made by Lands:
Bob Murphy, Leo Macdonell and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
A Men S
SoftbdII Teams
To IdySunddy
Begin Last Week
Of Metro Tourney
With -Four Contests

Eight of the Il Class A mems
teams competing in the Metropoli-
tan Detroit Softball tournament
will see action in Mack Park this
Sunday.
Three OF the teams are certain
to be eliminated.
Tonights Mack Park program
pairs Zenith and Murray Local 2
lat 6 p. m; Sheriff Baird VS.. either
Henris or Bourgeois at and John
son Kol-Pak VS.. either Local z or
Hudson A. A. at Sis.
At $50 Briggs Bombers will OPP
pose VirgeS if the latter is VIC
torious over Michigan Alkali Sat-
|urday night. II Virges lost to
michigan Alkali last night il will
meet Our Lady of Help at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Press, Radio, Wires
Tell SOftball Tale

Amateur Softball Association
President Wilbur z. Lands Satur-
day appointed SIS leading Detroit
newspapermen and women. radio
and publicists to the
1912 world softball championship
publicity committee.
The world championship games,
being played this year for the
benefit of the Detroit Navy Recre-
ational Fund administered by Capt.
r. Thornton Brodhead of the
Naval Armory. will be held Sep
TENDER Is to 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Thistle Downs Results

| FIRST RACE-SsOO. claiming. 3-year.
Odds and up. Ia miles:
Fond Hopes (AdamsD 1870 20 44O
villa Platte Jones' $50 e
iWingspread (Canarellal T.6C
! Time 1:54. on 2:2S12
| Our Willie Rest Awhile. symmetry
oueene and Early Settler also ran.
SECOND RAcE-SsoO. claiming 3-ysSr-
\ Odds and up, "a mile:
Not forme (Caffsrellal $50 $50
/ "Queen Echo (GonZalez) BOO
| Time 1:l2 3-5, off $685..
/ Nani-Leonai. Erin Torch. Polaris. Purple
wrack. valdins Mary. Bert w. and
'synergist also ran.
Field.
THIRD RAcE-$sOo. claiming. 3-year-
olds and up. y mile
Get On FIanklin) 1910 SO $50
Kantaka (Law) 12ZO o.Ou
Lochlea (Caffarellal ESQ
Time 1:l2 lis. off $40.
Briar Sharp. Hereshecomes, Double
Whsk and orcus also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-SsOo. claiming, 3-ysar-
Gallant Hour (Mnigsn) 500 $50 ESQ
Prince MAyEo- [Mecombs@ - 400 -
Many Lands (KnotO Zbu
Time 1912, off 4:l0.
Night Rain and Flying Jane also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-S2. 900, handicap. 3-year-
olds and up, = mile. .
b. Warrigan adams 800 40 Z.AU
Flash Town (M,llganl ZO ZnV
Displayer (McComDsb $50
Time Ell 3-5 off 4.43h
Conejo, b-Gold Teddy and Runaway Boy
also ran.
b-J. +. Hines Stable entry.
SIXTH RACES. 900. handicap, 3-yesr-
olds and up, | mile and 40 yards
n Hartman (McCombsl 500 500 $50
b-Vegas Justice (KnotD 800 81
Samborombon (Adams) $50
Time 1:4l, OF DIS.
a-Dungeon, a-st. Dismls, BY Conscript,
and Boss Hoss also ran.
al Powers Stable entry.
b-H. Bonner entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-SbO, 900 added Amer
lean Derby, 3-year-olds. = miles
show Up (Adams) Z 20 40 800
Anita Chiqulta wright 1850 $40
Wndland (Robertson) 40
Time l:47. on $500.
Madam Gray. Sparkling Heel. histucky,
RHYTHM and Must co also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-si 900. claiming, s.
year-olds and up, Is miles:
Weary Flower (south) $40 $40 2sO
Betrothed (Gleason) $50 ESQ
Bosky Dell (McCombs) 3.2O
Time :02 3-5, off 6:24h.
Omar and Gold Coin Miss also ran.
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tig nod barter 6u fumpfer, nod ltu-
enhpegter int 2cioe ltnnoboIt 5u blet-
ben. Ginmal nluB bod) ser Gag font
men, an oen iih pieoer pon nei.ent
beluubrbeiten nllB, wic idon 10 oft tn
ibrer @eIdidte, oas Terlpre6en ibres
gottlid)eu Stifters: ,0ie Yiorten oer
Soae weroen iie nidt iiberlu0ltigeu's
weoer int Streit nod int 2eio. -
Reb. Mnrfert, S.&.S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

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