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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-02
HOMECOMING
!. So
BY R. H. WILKINSON
sAssnciated Newsnaner...


40 "f4e will teach us Of his ways,
ana we will walk in his paths. and
Lien ne continued (4:3. AZ: .Thcy
snaH beat their swords into pIow-
snarss. and their spears inio prun-
lli;filoaks: ration shall not lift up'
sword against nation. neither shall
t..ey laara var anA more. But they
shsif slt every man under his vine
and urfier his iig tree. and none shall
maze them afraid
AIRS. Eddy also writes (Misccllany.
p. 260l: "Ihe basis of Christmas Is
the rf,ck. ts,r.st Jce.Is; lis fruits arc
insp- .ass,;i and spiritual UNDER,
standing Of Joy and rejoicing,-not
because of tradition. usage, ar cor
l,oreal pleasures, hui !, because Of
fundamental and delnonstrablc truth.
becanse Of. the heaven within us. II.
basis of Christmas is love Iovine is
enemies, returning good for eyi',
love that 'sulfereth long. aud il
kind. This .fundainn.,tai and
tleinonstrabie truth" can be 50 lived
and loved that the glow OF its JOY
end sweetness will enrich all our
Truman activities al this season. The
understanding OF the spiritual sig
niiicAnce Of Christmas can be ex-
pressed i'm many OF the little human
ways which are considered neceS.
lSary' at this time. Love never sep-
,arates. The loving heart finds many
ways to express it's tenderness - in
lIuiotness. serenity, cheerfulness,
hope, and faith, cheering and COM
,forting those who have been faced
with difficult problems. These ara
lthe gifts we can bring, not only when
christmas reminds us to do so, but
all through the year.
The spiritual understanding of
mans God-bestowed dominion en-.
ableS lis to stand serene in the midst
OF world confusion. and al the Same
itinic TO give richly to those who are
IN need. Nothing can hinder such
giving. We must know how to love
III order 10 know how 10 give. Love
Tor God, good, must be expressed in
love for man. Knowing that the
source OF all good is God, we give
richly OF that which belongs to-
Him, and which is ours by right of
reflection. No decreased incomes. no
increased taxation or so-called war
economies, can hinder such giving.
II is the natural outpouring OF the
grateful heart which is gaining each
day clearer understanding OF the
everything Christ. a
The Ghristi0sl Science Monitors
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-02

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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-02

who's ,rlfncs here"
Judging from the big sne the face of Ed Mason WLW
Program director appears happier
Kenneth Gdtoray Of Garbe Oklahoma, presenting
WLW trophy the Barroe championship
eUe Stock Exposition Chicago
Tpo trophies by members the Nations Sta
Farm Program stall pho made daily the
proceedings Epegbodys Farm Hour Dhich heard I24
pery day ercept Sunday WLW. Dsch, Of
vansule Wisconsin received the apard och oTered for
the Wether class
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week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Miss Cooks
Engagement
Announced

ANNOUNCEMENT HAS just
been made of the engagement
of Marjorie Carroll Cook, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II.
Cook of Pinecrest drive. and
John c. Waisanen Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Waisanen
of BEDFORD.
Nearly $50 were received the
day of the fete by Mrs. Cook,
the bride-elect and Mrs. Wal
sanen.
The table was set with a lace
pointe de Venise cloth centered
with a Venetian glass bowl and
small silver vases holding white
orchids with dark red centers.
Peach-colored gladioli and blue
iris were also used.
The announcement was made
via a diploma" with pictures
of the affianced pair.
Assisting the hostesses were:
Mrs. Willis Eggleston, Mrs.
Alfred Badger, Mrs. Thad
Palmer, Mrs. Leonard Grayson
and Miss Lillian Johns.
The wedding will be an event
of Friday, June 26, at the First
Methodist Church with a recep-
ton for 300 at the Royal Oak
Woman's Club.
AT THE Cleveland Congress
OF the National Society of New
England Women. Mrs. Henry M.
Booth. past-president of the De-
troit Colony, was elected first
vice-president general Of the
national society.
The installation Of officers of
the Detroit Colony took place
June 3 at the Rackham Memo
rial Building along with the
colony's luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

DETROIT DISTRICT, Michi-
gan State Nurses Association,
will hold its last regular meet
ing OF the season Thursday eve
ming, on the Bob-Lo boat which
leaves the foot of Woodward
avenue at 6 o'clock.
Reports of the delegates to
the biennial convention will
make up the program.
y.
THE LAST general meeting
OF the season of the League of
Catholic Women will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Activities Building.
Mrs. James p. Cummiskey. re-
elected president, will preside.
Following the business ses-
sion tea will be served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Miss ChamberIin's Nurses TO Hold
ENGAGEMENT Barred Meeting on Boat

THE ENGAGEMENT of Mary
Ellen Chamberlin of Monte
Vista avenue and Russell Leith.
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Deming Smith of Robson ave-
nue.. was announced recently at
a reception in BotSford Inn.
The bride-elect's mother, Mrs.
crystal Roberts Chambrelin, was
hostess.
The occasion was the forty
first anniversary of Mary Ellen's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon II. Roberts.
The engagement was a COM
plete surprise to all the guests.
Two miniature radio towers
with the initials OF the be-
throthed centered the table.
also bowls of pink peonies and
lavender snapdragonS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Girls Friendly
Society Picnic OF

GIRLS NDLY So
CIETY'S annual picnic, planned
for tomorrow at Holiday House,
has been Cancelled.
Owing 10 the rubber shortage
and imminence of gasoline ra-
tioning it was thought only con-
sistent with national policy that
CTS members. leaders and their
families should sacrifice their
outing to the cause of con-
servation.
This action implies that there
will be no more annual picnics
for the duration of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
h N sy f;

THE DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB. E. appears to have
been the center. of much activity. of late.
For instance
Following the wedding of Jane Baker and Lieut.
Roland Libbey Thursday
Which took place in the Alden Park Manor apartments
of the Thomas r. Lppards
The Lppards entertained. a wedding reception for
some go guests at the club.
They used red and white and dolphin
ium and corn flowers. embelsh their big table .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Brides Mother, Aunt and Uncle Present

THE BRIDES mother Mrs. Merritt Baker of Buffalo
and her aunt and uncle Judge and Mrs George Hager
also OF Buffalo were present for the wedding
The bridegroom. should add the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tying M Libbey of Seattle Wash. -.
Then.
There was the wedding reception. that evening at
the club for the ustwed Charles Anthony Oostdyk Jr
The bride lis the former Marjorie Irene Draper -.
daughter Of the Lawson B. Diapers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Reception Given by Parents Of Bridegroom

The RECEPTION. was given by the parents Of the
bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Oostdyk -.
With $50 friends attending both the reception and the
wedding at Crosse Ponte Memorial Church .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

Among the numerous out
of-towners. at the wedding
-. were. -.
Mrs. Oostdyk's brother
and sister-in-law. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy ST. John of Short
Hills, n. j..
Her niece Mrs. Willard
H. Temple and daughter
Bonnie. Of Summit, n. J.
And Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Budd and their daughter. 49,.
Rose of South Bend, Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Engagement Announced

Mr.. AND MRS. ELMER
B. SCHICK....of Bishop
road ...
Announce the engage
ment of their daughter....
Phyllis Elizabeth Schick.
And Dom +. Stone. -.
e.. of San Juan drive go.
ide-elect 49, is a graduate OF
lin Crosse Pointe.
Visitation in Washington,
Evening star., 1942-10-11

A grand blanket, woven OF
long staple American cot
ton. Pastel plaids in white
with blue, cedar or rose.
Double lockstitched ends.
7Ox80-in. size.
Blddensburo and Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Made Of good strong, tough
fibres sturdy construc-
tion. Heavy duty braided
edges. Will stand the
utmost in abuse and wear,
yet will last indefinitely!
At All ! Sears Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Master : Mixed One Coat
Flat Paint does the work of
two coats, in adding wash
able beauty to your walls.
Your choice of II lovely
colors.
At All ! Sears Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

"BoyviHe" corduroy knick-
ers-full cut, full lined.
Cotton ribbed cuffs. Part
ridge patterns in gray or
brown. Wide-wale cordu-
roy. Sizes 6 to Is.
All Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Mems winter-weight cotton
union suits . ankle length.
Short or long sleeves. But
ton fronts button flap
seats. Sizes SO to 46. Warm
as toast!
1t All Scarf Storss
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Mems Royalton dress shirts.
Fancy cotton broadcloths
and whites. Standup non-
wilt collars. 4-hole ocean
pearl buttons. Color fast.
Broken sizes.
All Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Calcium, phosphorus, iron
and vitamins A, B-1 and D
in a delicious new
health beverage! Highly
nourishing. Chocolate fla-
vored. Mix with milk or
water. 14-oz. can.
Dladensburs ard Wisconstn Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

A grand assortment Of the
popular Midgie and Pull
over sweaters in luscious
paStels and darker
shades. Novelty knits. Sizes
"a to 40.
All Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Bath size 22x44 inches. Fine
quality closely woven
loops. Snow white with
colored borders. Limited
quantity, 50 you'd best come
early.
All Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

University pen and pen
Gil set. Lucite visible ink
window. Pencil with eraser
and extra lead. Smooth
writing pen and mechani-
cal pencil.
Blddensbaro and Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Colorful crinkle cotton bed
spreads for everyday use.
Washable gay bedroom COL
ors. In double bed size
only. Save your better
spreads for best!
All Three Department Stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
FOE MONDAY

IS; Marjorie Hoensheid, IS; J. Barr. Is;
y. p, Psxzini, IS; J. r. Nelson. IS; c.
w. Park IL: NJ. J. WEIGH. Is; c. Tate,
wenderski, 10: l.. Frederick. Is: J. Evan
ge,ists. IL; r. d. Mansfield, Al; Jim Clark,
20: II. Cutting. "a; W. Schneider, "a
Cpl. Bud RusseIo, ~: First Lieutenant T.
Jones, IS; Warrant officer Robert Bible
lIs; Capt. r. n, Hanson. Is; Capt. w. X
Davis. 10; II. A. Prusing. 20; Bud Young
"a G. y. Norton, 10; r. ID. steinhoff "a
John skupny, as; M. Mclaughlin. IL; J
Evangehsts, o.: M. Lowman, "a: X
9: p. cummins. IL; Lloyd Gilmore. IS
Henry Wick. az: C. A: Newborn. II
lc. 3. Lord. IL; w. w. Bryan. 20; 1isi
r.rk s, ~ T. n: "a a. hG Ralph c R.sie
I7s; Chick kusterberry. az; Henry Plat,
10: r. Hun,inser. I: ,. siefried, 20: Jsci
Fink. II: o. r. story. ). s9un. :
w.rts. IL: NJ Smith. Is: T. Y. johnson
IL; r. W. Goodsi. II; B. Davis, 10; w
Y. Daugherty, 70: A. c. schubrtns; Il
1t r. A. Memerick, Is: MAJ: :!
H.niksr. o. Capt; D. sann Ra,a.r, p la H1 =
Msrowski. is; J. zukowsky, II; L. Gu
more 20: Cpl. Russelo. as: First Lieuten'
ant Edgar Jones. IT; w. o. Robert Biols
as; First Lieutenant Hemerick. II; CAPT
w. Davis, IL: A. c. schuoring, "a; y.
Hess. II: y. Davis, IL: o. Erick. II; y
IP zimmerii "a: W. Hubert. "a: w
Isneider, Is; NJ. Lowman. Is; II. Cutting.
"a: X. NJ. Cole. 40 -,
Can't. r. n. Hansen, Is: 1t. r II.
Booth. Is: Mai j. J. Henieker. II: Capt.
B. sounes. IL stf SGT. X. Page. ID: Pilot
rs. J. o'Brien. 10: SGT. J. W. Benes. ~;
II. Y. n. James. 20: Sgt J. n. Kutan'
IA; l. A. Stark. Is: r. l.. Chapman, -
w. Redhi. Is: c. Russslburg. 10; w. Old
ham. az; Ed II. Bryant. "a; 7. Won
Kederan, 10: A. r. Munro, IL N. Coon'
10; r NJ. Kerr Jr.. 3; Mary eKrr. 9; r.
NJ Kerr. O.; Al Black. =: Lewis condlsr,
IL; H. A. Prusing, a.; Bud Young, 20;
G. r. So, s,.,,n ~ -. ,o,, ssupry. n;
". Piatz, 4: Griffith 40 Reghi. as; Aus
terberry, 20: p. Terrick. 20: II. II. Cor
bett. 20; r. NJ. Peake, II: ID. Martin. 20;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Havre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-Si. 600. claiming, 3-year-
old. and up Ia miles
whistiing Dick
tThornbuYD TOO 40 SO
Dizzy B tBalEarettD lilo Iso
Nyleve tRuder) lo'oo
Time 1877 as. of 2:ish.
Tantrum, Lees Jimmie, Aerial Fne'
Tred's Firr Mischief Afoot Eyeopener.
DIZZY Dame and Cannes also ran
SECOND RAcE-y 900. claiming. .
Elder tschmidiD 500 $40 70
Lots OF Time fsisto) 800 80
clamor Girl CThornburg) $50
Time lis as, OF 2.fs.
Giit,sf Cir. Exarch. Doctors Nurse
Flick and Marsndsn also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si. 500, allowances. 2
ly.ar-old fiIiles, 50 furiongs;
snow Ply tRairsret'D 1920 IL 20 80
lMakeshift fThcrnburgb $50 ~
Fair weather tschmidD z'o
Time :07 as. off All.
shannon ana Royal Plush also ran.
FOURTH RACES 500. claiming. J.
year. lds and up. n miles:
Flag Trumpstsr
(Robers) $40 10 ~
Key Rng tbfrgeD ~" -.
Flashalons tThornburfi 1'V
Time Z. 3e Us. off 3:t3h.
Neutrality and ekirmish also rem.
FIFTH RAcE-sio, 600 added, Potomac
Handicap, 3-year-olds. LIS miles. =,
Aletern CThornburgD 1890 $50 49,
Half Crown tWsllD fVo sVo
incoming tLutherp 'Fo
Tim, i:t7 Is OF i.iSh
Colchls. Buckskin. Fair Can and 81
War also ran
SIXTH RAcE-,2. 900, handicap 3-yssr-
olds and Up. y mile.
Chuekis tThornburgb lilo Sp ~
Abrasion Knapp zbo 80
Air Master fRoberts) <V
Time IL as off t:N
The Finest and Blue Twink also ran.
SEVENTH RLcE-s7 .ooo claiming, 3
year-olds and UP. 1 mile and 20 yards
Carroll tsisto) ITO $40 -
Navy ROOT o.O ~
Moscow III tschmidD zeo
Time las Us, of S-l0H.
Ringie and Wsstnesis also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE--Si, 500, claiming, d
ysar-olds and UP, y mile
Texan Boy Mora 1880 $40 z.po
Joe Ray tsistol $50 S'lt
Alohort tThornburr) zU
| Time I:i3 as, off SHH.
! Battle Jack and Blenveed also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
NEW YORK

Totals IS Q ~ u Totals IS D ~
IRAN for schumacher In seventh.
rBaued for Hubhell In seventh.
tBatsed for Weiteimann In eighth.
Slated for Lamanna IN eighth.
Ran for Kluttz In eighth.
New York 0i0 00f 500
Boston 200 900 030-6
Runs-Ott 2. Bartell. witek, Mize, Dan
ming. Schumacher Holmes. Fernandez.
lombard. sisti, sandlock, McElyea. Errors
Nike. Wick. Runs batted in-Mancuso.
Mize. Witek. OFT 4, Fernandez, lombard.
Detweiler, Kluttz 2, Waner. Two-base hits
--Mize 2. Lornba rdi. Fernandez. Three base
Home run-Ott. Stolen base
Fernandez. Sacrifice hits--Cooney. rost
Double play---Jurges 10 Wick to Mizs
Left on bases-New York g. Boston 8
Bases on balls--On Hubben T. on lost 3
of sain I. Struck out-By Hubbell I. by
Tost 4, by Lamanna l. Hits-On Hubbel
Is In innings, OF MCGEE In Ia In
nings, of Adams 1 In I 2-3 innings, on
Tost 7 In q Ia innings, of sain non.
pitched TO one batter, of Farley In 4;
inning, of Lamanna none In inning. of
Johnson ] in l inning. Winning pitcher
Hubbel. Losing pitcher-Tost. Umpires-
Sears and Dunn. Time-2:1s. Attendance
i-1,s41 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
National League
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 46 14x32 IL Totals IS 7 30 10
'Batted for Mahem In tenth.
xTwo out when inning run scored.
Philadelphia 100 e10 600 00--4
Brooklyn 100 600 600 OBS
Runs-May, Northey. Murtagh, Living
ston. Walker 2. Owen. Reese y. Error
Reiser Runs batted in-Northey, Medwick,
Livingston 2, Reiser 3, Burich. Two-base
Herman. Home run-Livingston.
Stolen base - Northey. Sacrifice hits
Reiser. Davis, Waner, Herman. Double
piay-May 20 Murtaugh to Etten. Left on
bases-Phiiadelphia u, Brooklyn II. Bases
on baiis-On Melton 4. off Nahen 1. off
Johnson 4, off Davis 2. off Casey 2. Struck
out-By Melton 1. by Nahen 1. Hits-Off
Melton 4 in ! "a innings. off Nahem
in 7 Ia innings. off Johnson none In "a
innings. off Davis II in IA innings. off
Casey in Ia innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Nahem vaughan. Winning pitcher
Casey. Losing pitcher-Johnson. Umpires-
stewart Pinelli. Goetz and Jorda. Time
2 20 .254.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Detroit Old-Timers baseball
team will meet the Mt. Clemens
Old on the latter's dia-
mond, Pottery Field, Sunday at
8 p. m. The Detroiters will meet
at the USO. Park and South
Broadway, at / D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 SAT 10 Totals 81 Q 81
sBatted for Davis in ninth.
+Batted for Yankowski in ninth.
3Batted for Lowry In ninth.
|washinxton 600 300 zoos
0l0 002 000-3
Runs-Campbeii 3. Vernon 2. Estslella 2.
Spence, johnson 2. Adkins. Runs batted In
-fJohnson stole home In second). Esta :
leila 3, (Estalella scored on Wild pitch IN
fourth. Early. Wynn. Bian. Vernon. Sui
livan, johnson scored on double play IN
sixth. Two-base hits-Estalella, eiehert,
Vernon. Stolen bases-Johnson, sieoert'
MiIes. Clary. Sacrifice hits-vernon. Esta-
leila Double piays-Biair TO Davis 70
Sic bert. ciary 70 Sullivan 60 Vernon 2.
Vernon to Sullivan TO Wynn. Left on bases
8. Philadelphia 8. Bases on
|baiis-off Savage S. off Wynn 4, off Aber-
nathy 2. off Lowry !. Struck Qpe-By
Wynn 4 HIts-on Savage 3 in 81 In
nings. off Abernathy 2 IN AZ innings, off
Lowry W 3 innings. Wild pitches-sav-
age, Alternately. Losing pitcher-savage'
lUmpires-Quinn. Crieve and Rommel.
Time--2:os 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
CINCINNATI
Totals 81 9 81 IL Totals 81

Ran for Phelps In ninth.
fBatted for Anderson IN ninth.
tBatted for Brandt In ninth.
Cincinnati 100 200 0fo--4
Pittsburgh 002 900 O01--3
Runs-walker 2, Upton, Haas. Colman.
wasdeIl, Brandt Errors-Phelps. Haas,
Phillips. Runs batted inf. Mccormick
2, Wyrostek. Colman, Haas 2. Cuisine.
Two-base hits-Fletcher, Walker. Three
base hit-Coscarsrt. Home runs-Col-
man, Haas. Stolen base-Walker. Saeri-
nee hit-Phillips. Double plays-Elliott 20
Gustine 10 Fletcher, Anderson 20 Fletcher.
Phillips 20 Joost 10 r. Mccormick, Cuisine
to Anderson TO Fletcher. Left on base
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 9. Bases on balls
or Brandt 3. Struck out-By Walters
2. by Brandt 2. Hit by pltcher-By Wal
tiers tPhelps). Umpires-Bsrr and Mag
erkurth. Time-1:46. ass
paid, LOST ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

L. MIxtsr. Is: T. Thompson, IS: w. A.
Gable. "a: Tom Linn, 10; Henry Wick. IS;
W. Moshmer. 10; Billy Allen. "a: w. Por-
A. TuesdaII. rs: l. Hascsn, Il: NJ. w.
Huber II: r. Roberts, s; L. Gilmoor. 20;
j.. zukosky. 10: A. l. Nelson. II; b. J..
clark. ~: NJ Lowman, as: X. Cole, Il ;
II. Cutting, n; w. Schneider. 10; Tul-
Jack story, S: J. Alnng, q; Cross. IS;
Olga. 4; r. N. Woodruff. 49, w. Scott,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
SECOND GAME

y IL
Slated for Trotter In eighth
+Batted for suder In ninth.
tBatted for Davis In seventh.
Washington o5O zoo O3l-ll
Philadelphia 300 600 ool--
Runs-case. Spence 2. Campbell, Vernon,
Estalella, sullivan, clsry 2. ID. Adkins
Pofahi, Miles. MackiewicI 2. r. Adkins z.
johnson z. Konopka, siebert. Errors-K.
Adkins. Estslella, McNair. Runs batted IN
2. Davis 2. Johnson. Blair 3.
Wagner. Ciary, Early. d. Adkins. Campbell
3. Vernon 3. Estalella, Kennedy. Two-base
hits-spence. Campbell. Mackenzie, Esta-
leila. johnson. Three-base hit-vernon.
stolen base-case. Sacrifice hit-D. Ad-
kins. Double piay-Konopka to r. Atkins
TO Konopka. Left on bases1wsshington .:
Philadelphia Z. Bases on balls-Ot Fowler
1. off Coleman 1, off Caliguri /. off d.
Adkins 8. Struck cut-By d. Adkins =, by
Trotter I. by Caliguiri /. Hts-Off Fowler
Z in IA innings, off Coleman In .
innings, off Caliguiri in "a innings. of
p. Adkins In sh innings, off Trotter
In = inning. off Kennedy in innings.
winning pitcher--Trotter. Losing pitcher
Coleman. Umpres-Grieve. Rommel and
Quinn. Time-2:17. AttendaDce-2.11 e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Aoueduc+ Results

FIRST RAcE-si. 500. claiming. 7-yesr-
Rssinsntsi tM.hrt.no 1920 $50 go
TindeIl (Laidiey) $40 20
fsugar Ration iwestropeD $50
Bay borough tArcarop zzo
Time liz Is, on 1:s0h.
Regal Boy. Cuerryton. Adviser and Liquid
Lunch also ran.
Dead heat for third.
SECOND RAcE-s. 800. claiming, 2.
ysar-oIds, mile
Peace Earle th.a,D $40 2ssSS 3 ,at
Bully Good fwnEhD 3ft
Time i:i2 as. of 7.2s.
Major Rae, Equipped and Pacihst also
ran.
THIRD RACE-sl,bOo. allowances. .
year ADS and up, steeplechase, about
s .cSs,.. .s%l, .s2o-p, go i sse -
A-Winged Hoofs tMslanl ~
Time 3:ss as. of 7:S6h
Parma. Chuekatuek and Circus also ran
aKlins entry.
FOURTH RAcE-s.so 500. claiming. D.
year-olds and up. J. mile,
coffesman uoveridgeD A.0 SO So
Breeks tLonrdenD 40 ~
Dude tRienzD 800
Time liza as, off 3:3iH.
state witness, Bright Camp. Briar Play.
ICsstigada, Quaker Lad. Woodvale Queen
and Stimuli also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-sio. 900 sdded. codvir
Stakes, 2-ysar-oids, e1 furlongs:
Slide Rule thoCresry) 1880 $40 80
True Blue tGilbertb $50 SO
Breezing Home (Nodsrsel $50
Time 1:17 Us, OF t;o1h.
Stitch Again. Rurales and d-occupauor
alss ran.
d-FinIshed second but was disqualified.
SIXTH RAcE-si5 ooo added. Bsldams
Handicap. 3-yesr-oid FLIES and mares, ih
miles:
tBsrr.neos. tAresro) SO SO Sc
'vagrancy lstout $50 $50 zet
Rosetown tBreenl SVc
Time so, off l.5i.
Equitable Red Noon. Monida, Lsve
Best. Dark Discovery. Blue Delight and
Pomayya also ran.
tDesd heat for first.
sEvESTH RAcE-y25oo added, Class
&C" Handicap, 3-yesr-oids and up, ! ILL
miles:
coppermsn Lougden) 1880 $50 rs
Argonne Woods tEadsD $50 ~
Grey Wing tMehrtensl z.s'
Time l:tl, of sal.
waller and Some Man also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-t1 500. claiming. 3.
yesr-o and M, lis miles
Balyarnett (De Lara $50 $40 IN
Yankee Chance twestropsD $40 3.lt
Belplsy tNodarssD 81
Time l:t as, off 5:57h.
! Pony Express, The Fop and lrish Echo
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

"a; John Mcknight. IL: r. Davis. 10: r.
Hess. 20: Harold Irwin. a. w. Moshimer,
III Zimmeri, "a; w. soloman, II; Al
berta Gerick, is; Mel Pauntney, 81; Bill
McLiech, IL; Norman McLiech, Il; Betty
McLiech, s; Margsrie Hoeushied, z: Lyle
Taylor, IS; NJ. Taylor. 16: M. w. Huber.
IA; II. Harris, u: L. Hascall, Is; q.
Eisins' "a l.. Hall n; C. During II;
w. Oldham, IS: Z. II. Bryant, ~; 4.
Knickerbocker, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Slated for Turner in tenth.
Boston 10 200 600 30
New York oil 900 400 o-6
Finney 2, Doerr, Rixzuto 2, Cullenbine,
>. DiMaggio Keller. Chandler. Errors
Doerr, Dickey. Runs batted in--Williams.
Finney 3, Priddy, Cullenbine 4, Doerr,
Peacock Keller. Two-base hit-Rizzuto.
Three base hit-Finney. Home runs--Wil-
liams, Finney. Cullenbine. Keller. Sacrifice
lhits--Rolfe, Priddy. Lupien Double plays
Gordon to Rizzuto TO Priddy; Pesky 10
Doerr to Lupien. Left on bases-New York
10. Boston g. Bases on bslls-On Butland
IA, on Chandler S. of Brown 2. Struck out
BY Butiand 2, by Chandler !. Hits--on
IButiand 10 In Z innings, OFF Chandler . In
10 innings tnone out In TENTH, OF Brown
IL in q innings. of Turner In ! inning.
WINNING pitcher-Brown. Losing pitcher
Chandler. Umpires-McGo~an, Pipgras and
IPassarella. Time-2:15. Attendance-e.3s2.