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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

C2ol Schmidt 2s5i. $3.50; t3 Conner
Recreation. 2si5. kisl 60 Fort boule
yard Recreation. 1918 SIS IS, He'll an,
si5i. $50 Hodges. 1898. Slls 1851 Nor
ton 1902 Sit5 $50 Arches 1899
sl37 so. 1927 Norge 2shs Si2i: ts2l
Down River =. a p 2s77, sos 50.
ss) chens -Tromhly Recreation. ASIA
Dawes 2sis. SCI 80: u3si Risdon Bros
2sll Ssg $50 Royal Recreation. 1888
SIS so. O4b ochmsnek 1885. SIS ~
nssI EdslSsiss 1881. $50 -. tlSsl New
nssi Rnt,f's Recreation 1896, $50. u7oI
dTN Ethyl 2s2o. SO 2: n7s Norr.-
SIC 50: dsil STANDARD. 2sis szs 50 Isz7l
Bushey's. 1900. $50 C25al Kar.s Nuts
7Tse. sss: (237J Mslvindsls BoWl-o. Droms
1927. $50. t2T) National, 2Tks. $50 20
t2s3l Altoona Recreation! Ling. 27ss
,7ss, Marx Twain. 27ss. So So; (2as,
AihsrAutss 2762. SIS 81 tailp Warren
Bowl. 2Isn. SIS IS ta3sl Ekhardt
SIS (355l Vogue Recreation. 27es 81
C35s) Art Centre Rec-eation 27ss. f5i
(357) Kelly, 1858. t5l: t39l) Boiduc.. 1883
SIS; 1922 Detroit Gasket. 1888, Sfs
1850. IiS ,t47l owens 275o. H5. Gs7l
Honor. MAotle club "a" MAJOR. 27l7
SEA SO gs0) Nottingham. 2743. Si3 -
1tes, Allen PARK RECREATION. z7to A2 80.
sos, Krakow. 1889 A2 t523l Ira VII
son 773s. Sii57: (53sl Paris 2735. Sil
t5gOl sarnowskl 273f $40 II. t3ttl
Webster, 1894 sac 10. $50 Lemke. 2I3i.
$40 40 fSs2l Ates go $50: ts75l
Johnson's. 272s $50. C5q6i CApzsN. 2723
1877: t60i) Wolverine 1923, S37 COOS
Dave Kennedy. 2T2l S37 t62s) KRAKOW
No 2 27is $50 $685. PabSi. 27ls. JA
,st3, Boldue Recreation 2Tl7. SIS, tbIil
PArkside Recreation 27is, So. o6sal
Highland PARK Auditorium, ZTi3 80
,ssil Pam Island. 27i2 SIS. t6sb Ares
10th Century House. 27ii. $50 tes7p Mid
west. 25it. S33 $3.50 Michigan Alkan
water IS 27os SsS III, soltes 2767. $50
(T2ll Detroit Camera 270s. so
t7S0I Motor Inn Recreation No. J, 27n3.
ISL. G7l Michigan Window, 1899, 81
t7T2l oriing Bros. 1880. t3i G7s
Brassies Clinton Valley C. c., 1888, $50 40
C77el Detroit Recreation Company No. ],
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-ssoo. claiming, 3-yesr-
olds and up. 81 furlongs
Beauty Blsn tBodiou) $40 80 $40
Msrbold RYAN 500 $40
React (Weidaman) so
Time. al As. on 2:osh.
Brown Slave, Latter's Choice. 'sakes
lAndaov, Royal one and 'Riverlsss also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-sl 900, maiden 2-yesr-
3 S. sunny Fortress P,rt
s-country style tceorg.J $50 $50
BoIo Ella (GrD l2.sO
Ava Demand Lord Win, s-Ariel Lady.
.Galladon, b-Wise Paisano. Viejo. General
Sickle, Red Crescent and okabena also
iran.
ABEL Johnstone entry.
b-Camden Goose entry.
THIRD RAcE-sLooo, allowances. s.
and-4-yesr-olds. Z. mile
clearmont (Bodiou) 40 $40 2s0
Radio Crusade
(WeidamanD 500 90
Avoidance tDyer) $50
Time i:27 as. off 3:0ei5.
Mister Big. Mothers Girl. Sea Tack,
Masked Duke. Zoroastra. star Monarch
and Jsckoraek also ran
FOURTH RAcE-Si. 900, claiming, 2
year-olds, ~ mile.
Burning Sands
tLsBanc) ll.l0 $40 4 so
Savage Sailor adams 500 $50
Aerial Torpedo (Ryan) so
Brlskly. Lower Broadway. 'Flintee
lPidgy James Nc. Blue Bsis coun,
Traumer, Momentito and 'Bolo Tie also
Field.
FIFTH RACES. 600. claiming I-y,sr.
Odds and up, lie mile.
Swain adams $40 SO 2 80
Fetchet oyer 500 ~
Tippity (Weidsmsn) 300
4 Time i:4e off 0a
! Xsnoras Fox, Supreme Sir and Kai-H
also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s2 500 added. handicap,
3.year-olds and up, IL miles
Aonbarr Dyer 800 $50 out
Boss Hoss (Griln $50 out
Royal Crusader (CraiEl out
! Time 50 as, on l:4zla
! Pink Gal and Mucho Gus,o also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-s 900. claiming J.
Miah (scurlockD 40 $50 2 a
Leslie Jarvis (Adams) $40 so
PttistNw (Fowlerl $40
Time i:5O as. on 5.1sN
Sam c.. Mokahlue Okoole Maluna and
Prince o'Msrs also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-si .ooo. claiming. &.
Jim Lipscomb tGriiD 1870 $50 SO
Tedder tBortonl 100 5 m
Jumping jill tAneaier , 40
Time 50 Us OF S'fsls
Latte Nom. Henry Halter. Fe. d'or snc
Sanders also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Sir Jeffrey, HysferitaI
In Dead Heat, Suffolk

BOSTON. Mass. May is (UP).
Louis B. Mayors Sir Jeffrey and
Circle S Stables Historical both
made their bids late in the stretch
today and a photo finish of the
81. 900 Governors Handicap at
Suffolk Downs disclosed that they
had finished in a dead heat for
first money while Tragic Ending
was third and Side Arm fourth.
Sir Jeffrey and Hysterical each
earned s.. 965. The Mayer horse
was ridden by Jack WeStrope and
paid $3.50, $40 and 500. Hys-
terical was guided by Teddy Atkin-
son and returned $3.50. $3.50
and $3.50. Tragic Ending was $3.50
10 show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
SoftbaII Champions
Meet al Mack Park

Local 400 Colds and East Side
Sports-who as Welsh and Keller
last year respectively captured the
Metropolitan and d. s. A. girls
championships--will meet in the
feature of a three-game softball
program at Mack Park Sunday
night at 9:15. Major League games
pair J. & j. Sports and Local S33
at s. Fruehauf and Henris at $50.
Pontiac Big Six team will oppose
Hudson Police Friday night and
Fl. Wayne CTnd) Zollner's meets
Briggs next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Detroit Winners in ABC Tourney

26ss. $50: f7ss) Cchmidts 1885. $50
ts07B West Warren Recreation. 26s5, $50
tsi5b John Farkas 1888 500 1881 Van
Dyke Recreation. 2sss. S2S. lS35i DR..
Krbelak, 1855. $40.
6ss4J walby's. 2sss. 500. 1851 Bue-
lows 1857, S2s: (s6ei Colhn's 1857
S2s ts74l Shillady's Reserves. 1857. SIS
$3.50 Mack Boulevard Recreation. 1885.
s2s 1000 Local No $50 rAW-Clo. 2sst.
S2s tgisI George a AurrsyF 1882. SOS
1882 AHes 2sTs S2T 1eF2l Edwards
2sT7. s27 t970i Frsnkenmuth West De.
troit Recreation 2sTs SCI.
tpoD Denny Recreation, 2sT3. x2T
1000 BROADWAY. 26T2 S2s. G03el Nor
town Recreation. 1855 x2S ClQ77i Dy.
manic. 1889. t25 DGssi Rainbow Recrs
alton. 1857 t2b: rl0b Georgian Bay
1850, i25. iilsl Krajenks. 1859, Is
Inlf3i Naples Recreation. 2s57. S2a
fNIa4, Palmer Park Recreation. 1851 SIS
Gia7D schmiot's-Crand River .Livernoi
Recreation. 7sS7 S2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

FIRST RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 4-yesr.
G 9T.,. and ,S up; mile; 900 1880 $50
chiers Boy CRobertsonj 1000 500
Nani-Leonai ungess) $40
Time / :03 as, off 2:23h.
Hard Biscuit, cherriko; Bold Grafton.
ran.
SECOND RAcE--seoo. claiming. agar
e ele,,. ana en, Up. 7. mile ,su $50 40
Extremus fCarr) 500 $40
High Talent Murphy 500
Time 1:31 3-5. on z:56
Rugged Rock, Morning Mail, Gay Ell and
Town Lace also ran.
THIRD RAcE-ssoo, claiming. Agar
oids and up. 1 mile and 70 yards:
Perpiex (Jones) 500 500
Tea Ring Litzenberger) $40
Time l 81 3-5, off 3:2sl
CORVALLIS. Paulson, Prefer Transit.
Truda, Sue Harpen, the Market and Reign
Countess also ran.
4 FOURTH RAcE-sso0, claiming. 3-year-
Odds and up, u mile:
Downy Pillow
\ (Litzenberger) 100 $40 $50
Deep End tHigley) $50 $50
Eleventh Hour (Puccil $40
Time l:3i As; off 3;Ss. -
Roman Descent also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--s12oo. allowances. j.
ss os.. b,..m u %llf $40 1880 40
> Lichena (Robertson) 27.2o 800
la-Can't Lose (LoweD 10
= Time 1871 Us, off 432.
a-Golden Goose. Bellcoda, utb Id
VI Latent and Tetros Jr. also ran.
a-Hernandez entry.
SIXTH RAcE-s1. 200 allowances. g.
year-olds and up, 1 lis miles:
Beamy (Hgley) $50 $40 $50
\ b-Religious (MacAndrew) $40 2.to
Cherry TrIfle (Martin) $50
/ Time so 3-5, of 5:03h.
valdina Paul, bile Man and Moseisn
also ran,
/ b-Dursch entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-ssoo. claiming, T.
year odds and up. ] 1-1e miles:
Wayriel (Higley) $50 500 $40
Mr. Smith (Schuing) $50 $40
Vaidina Chief tMacAndrew) 200
i Time 1 80 As of 5:33.
1 Buttermilk, Firing Pin and Comma Ann
also ran.
/ EIGHTH RACE-S1 900, claiming. 4.
\ year odds and up, ~ miles:
\ Little Banner (Haber) 1920 $50 800
! Wee Scot (Guerin) $50 z.eo
Time 4:Oi is. off so2h
| Jacks Pride. Buyer Beware, Tacheons
and Haps Pal also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
arvdrd Crew Wins
III Adams Cup Race

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May is
kS) awards undefeated
ksity crew today raced 10 VIC
and its fifth consecutive
4ns Cup against shells from
|kconsin. Navy. NJ. l. T. and
hnsylvania. Navy went down
Its first defeat of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-si 900, claiming. 2-yesr-
oids. IA furlongs:
vsldina Rocket
(BiermanD $50 so $50
a. Ilefetchit (Deering) $50 40
Nickname Gohnston) 1920
! Miss Cold, Social Ace Buzzie Jr. IL
Amt Arrow Rock a-Pretty Is. Pacific
Maid, Boots Shorty and Mayfair also ran
s-Whitney entry.
SECOND RACES. 900. claiming. T.
year Odds and up, mile and 20 yards:
Rocky Margot Boyle $50 500 $50
In Sang (De Lara $3.50 1000
Secret Chatter (Torres) $40
Time 1:46 SIS, off 3:0ib.
! Hendersonian, Tetratown, ArabesQue, Red
Meadow. Snow Moon ana Phsra Frost also
ran
! THIRD RACt;-sl, 400. claiming. 3-year-
ods and up, / mile:
lArestino Craig 1920 $40 80
Cha ritable tDattilo) $50 800
Kansas fMaschekb 40
/ Time 90 as. on 3:3l.
/ Beau Brsnnon, Gold Tower and on Shore
FOURTH RACES. 200, allowances. q
iyesr-olds. "A furlongs;
Hsstevil. tMcCombs) 2so 40
Chalara (Maschek) $40
/ Time SO 3-5. off 1901.
Liberty Pan, Shadow and Ballacon also
ran -
FIFTH RACES 300, claiming. Swear
Sales Talk twestropsl $50 300 2.2t
Fancy Free (Hettinger) 12.40 70
Lassstor 1Biermani 2.s'
Time f:ii 3-5 off 431
Bright Trace. Allegro, star Boarder ant
Snowtint also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-sl. 500. handicap. 5-year
a He tDsbson) 1900 $50 40
Watch Over CBierman) $50 4.2C
i Abrasion (GonZalesD 800
I Time i:1l, off 500.
Red Vulcan Taking Ways. Maechance'
Carmenta and Lone Sentry also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 900 added. Gov.
ernor's Handicap. 3-year-olds and up.
\ Tsir Jeffrey Cwestrope) $50 $40 100
/ tHystericsi (Atkinson) 1910 1880 $50
Tragic Ending (Renick) $50
/ Time 80. off SOS.
b-viscounty: s.Air master nsbc; BAR
/ petition. Master Henry. and Abrams
figure also ran.
! tDead heat for first.
/ a-sulliyan entry. b-Valdina entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Si. 800. handicap. s.
year Odds and up. a mile
Wool Wool tSnyderb 40 $50 20
Night Editor (Atkinson) 800 80
Cts Marion (McCombsD $50
\ Time IN Us. OF 6:06h.
Wise Father. Road scraper, Bulwark and
Rough Time also ran.
NINTH RAcE-sI 900. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. / a miles:
High Arch tLuther) 7.4O 500 $50
,vandenbsfghe, 100 1880
Eselkay (snyder) 40
! Time :54 As. off 6:36h.
| Peter Argo, Steel King, French Trap,
Mobcap.' Baby Talk. Esta. Saxonian and
Redrock Canyon also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

FIRST RAcE-,i,so 500 maiden 2-yssr-old
allies, = mile:
stefanita (Breen) $50 $50 40
Spartiate (ATcaro) $500 $40
shannon Gongdenl $50
Time SO lis. of 2:i3h
Lovely Dolores, Pantheon. elastic. Ysl-
low Poppy, sonorous and Camille also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s2. ooo. claiming, a.
year-olds and up. 4. mile
ouskertown (wrightI 40 80 $50
Aek-Ack (ThompsonD $50 400
fcuantos tNevesl $40
tAfghanistan (Arcarol z9o
Time 1:iz. on 23Th.
Speed 10 spare and Bright Gallant also
tDead heat for third.
THIRD RAcE-si, 500 allowances &
year-olds and up. steeplechsss' about
EIkridgs Itciements) $3.50 1910 100
Loughtrea (Bellhouse) 1910 SO
a-Frozen North tMagee) $40
Woodhaven, Parma. a-Deanslaw, Fran de
Perse. Straw Boss and Mad Policy also ran.
a-Weir entry.
FOURTH RAcE-N. 500. allowances, J.
year-olds. = mile:
s-Wishbon. (Ead.D 40 800 :so
a-Pharantheen tHaasl 400 z'sO
Penobscot Bay tschmdD $50
Time 1924 As. off 3:3sia
Diamond Shoals, Joan's Tip, Fire War
den. salto and Mighty Master also ran.
a-Cslumet entry.
FIFTH RAcE-s3. 900 added, Voter
handicap, 3-year-olds and up, mile
Falraris tThompson) ESQ $40 40
Dispose (Gilbert) 100 300
Swing and Sway (Meade) DO
Time 1910 Us, OF 4:0sh.
Harvard Square and Birch Rod also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Si0,o0 added. Metropoli'
tan Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. mile
Attention (Meadel 100 $50 $50
Pictor (WoolD 2l,3O IL So
Market Wise tJames) o.5u
Time 80 rs, off laik.
Best Seller. Boysy, Omission. Reading III,
Cant Wait, Ocean Blue, Third Degree,
Rosetown and Cramps also ran.
! SEVENTH RACE 81. 500 added. Class
/ G Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and up. IL miles
Moscow II (WIelander) $3.50 1890 80
Stsretor (WoolD $50 $50
Waller (Thompson) slO
Time 1913 as, off SHY.
Century Note. Get Off, The Fop and In
Question also ran.
EIGHTH RACES. 500, claiming, 4
year-olds and up. Ia miles:
Connachta (Madden) 21.20 10 80 -
Armor Bearer tWright) $50 j. 80
lEpaminondus (Hildebrandtl 27O
Time 2:3O As. off 54sh.
New Life, Bright Gray. Grebe. Deserter
and Silver Rocket also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Stroh Runs Out

This same Coca-Cola team failed
TO make the prize money in Co
lumbus with 261l. For the first
time in many years Joe Norris
Stroh also ran out with 262S along
with Joe Lieb's Twentieth Cen
fury, newly crowned city cham
pion. with 1852.
Carl Kumms Conner Recrea
.tion was second from Detroit with
2o15 for forty-third position anC
S1S1. followed by Norman Hal
.leens Fort Boulevard Recreation
in forty-fourth with 2913 for SITS
Heileman's followed with 2912 fol
S175. Last 10 cash was Schmidt
of Grand RiVer-Livernois with
2657 for S25.
With the exception of Stroh
Coca-Cola and Twentieth Century
all the other Classic teams did
we'll financially. Twelve Of the 16
will haul down S1,069S7. Bowling
School didn't compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Dubs and Notch
Fry 'Comebaoks'
b Fight Here
They Top Arena Gard
Monday; Notch Has
Victory Over Harvey
BY CLAYTON HELPER

ny NAA AOA' A@ A
Both intent on starting the
meback trail with a victory,
arvey Dubs and Carmen Notch,
Ittsburgh welterweight, will
ash in the 10-round main event
onday night at Arena Gardens.
It's the first start for the Wind
r Hurricane since he was de-
hted by Ray (Sugar) Robinson
April II. It's Notch's first
hit since he lost a decision to
bb Montgomery, another top
ghter in the lightweight class.
Dubs and Notch have met once
fore, Dubs dropping a 10-round
cision at Toleoro. The Pitts
rgh boy is one OF only four
no can claim a victory over Neil
cob's protege. and Dubs is GER
in he can reverse the verdict
is time.
al fought him wrong the last
me, but I know just what TO
y with him when I get him In
he ring this time" Dubs said
aturday as he wound up his
tanning at the Motor City A. c.
No Excuses
The popular youngster has yet
say anything about the bruised
nd he had when he fought
Itch before. He's made no ex-
ses, but he's promising TO rec
h all mistakes.
Notch. who will be making his
kt appearance here since he
v his professional debut in
at Olympia. has another VIC
" over a local fighter. He won
pr Mansfield Driskell by a tech
tai Knockout at Toledo. cutting
former state champions eye
badly that the referee stopped
fight.
Eotch is a rough. tough battler
10 likes 10 bull his way through.
thaps it's because he's a former
blemate. but at any rate he
lows the style of Fritzie Civic
some extent. favorite trick
ng 10 catch his opponents head.
I him in and let go with an
percut.
rhe fight promises 10 be one
the best staged here in months.
th have knockout blows, know
ir way around the ring and are
Fnly matched.
Kayo Keeps Busy
Following the general theory
( any fight is better than none
all, Ksyo Morgan will meet
nm Hinton again Ola the Fair
w Gardens card May n. He
isioned the Ohio Negro easily
Month ago.
Morgan was 10 have fought
he Barrett, former state feather
ght champion. but the Flint
has yet TO recover fully from
illness that Cancelled their
inally scheduled meeting. Hin
believes he can solve Kayo' :,
thpaw style this time, but he's
only one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
American Legion
League
SUNDAYS GAME

~ MAI = 1AMEN
Roose Nanker " Alger, Northwestern 4;
Ternsiedt vs. Bushway. Northeastern 2
Learned VS. Briggs. Northwestern 8; Po-
lice vs. Posselius. Belle Isle 5. Pittenger
VS. Faust. Belle Isle 3. Cadillac University
VS. Besudry, Belle Isle 8.
Al games At I .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Haven for Skiers

There are now 103 organized
ski centers in New York State.
with many Of them boasting tow
facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Lost Last Year

This is the first profit since the
event was held here two years
ago. That season 357 regulars
cut up ST .S23.53. Last year in st.
Paul. Mimi, Detroiters lost $40
for they kicked in $3,8l5 and came
away with S3,775.
For Detroiters 10 show a profi'
this year may be surprising to
many in view of the low totals
they shot, but aside from the first
three weeks of the tourney, low
scoring was general and not ever
the crack teams were spared.
As far as position goes, Detroit
dropped five notches over last
year. George Bryant's Schmidt oil
The Detroit Times All-Star Clas.
sic topped this area fifth 1854 for
twentieth place and $3.50. Henry
Ehrle's Coca Cola was fifteenth
last season with 1865 for $3.50. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Detroiters Win
S5,814in A. &c
Prize Money
Show Profit Of $424.97
Despite Low Scoring;
100 Teams to Cash
BY HAROLD KAHL

Exactly 100 Detroit teams will
cut up a S5,s14.97 prize melon as
a result of scores they posted in
the forty-second annual American
Bowling Congress tournament con-
cluded in Colum bus. o.. last
Wednesday, official figures in the
five-men event received Saturday
revealed.
On their investment in entry
fees, il would appear at first
glance Detroiters suffered a loss
of 81, 1885 03 for 308 regular teams
from the metropolitan area at SIS
per paid in S7,700 for the privi-
lege 10 compete in the event.
But the fact the A. B. c. de-
ducts 30 per cent OF the entry
fees at the outset for tourna-
ment operation expenses cannot
be overlooked. The other 70 per
cent goes into the prize fund.
which, in Detroits case, would be
S., 800. On this basis Detroiters
showed a profit of S424.97.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Sporfsmans Park Results

Post. ais p. m. Detroit tims).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
FOR yfONDA

aMrs. A. s. Pierce and H. Violet entry.
xApprenticeship allowance claimed.
Track, fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

OPEN HANDIt NJ DlNtNiON
wyandote Rifle Club: James Dslzell
37s: wilfred Bradley, 354: Kenneth Hop
kins, 357: Frederick Luther. ISL: James
MtcheiI. $50. Total. l. res handicap. 1.s22
Highland Park senior high boys: David
Dale 3O2 Raw Saunders. $50; Jack Nc
Donald. 7es; FL Brown. 316: Russell Bird
.254 Total, / 800. handicap. 1915.
Schwartz Range Rifle Team: Bob Rodda
337: John Hoffman. 313; Frank Volks,
i34e Total 1892 handicap, 1925.
ROYAL Oak Junior boys team No.
Charles Dell. 34e: Jack Bachman. G7
Ronald Rranda 32T: Gordon Fowlie 32e
George Foster, 800. Total. 1855; handi'
ward. $50 Lsths ward. 300: Paul vii.
lloughby. 37s. Max Lihman. 800: r
weiiand. 3Is. Total, 1,s5s; handicap, 1888
Rours Gun cub Forrest Green. 2e3
BlakeIy Martin $40; Hobart oakes. 345
Jack Gingerelia. 347; Leon Tucci, $50
Total. 1873 Handicap. 1898.
Eastern Rife Club-Frank Baooage' $50
Wood, $50: Joe Pokorsky, 33s Total
lT2O Handicap 1921.
Detroit Edison seniors-R J. Buck. 32l
n J. Schroeder. 337 n. W. Near. 55s
Ken Thornton. 36s. William McDougall
l. ta Total. I ZOE
Whitaker, ISL; Charles Gebier, III; Johr
Puirow. 1853: John Marmon. 1873; John
Could 1876. Total. $40. go
paw Paw Rifle Club--Jesse stevens, 372
Howard smith 3T5; Thomas Osborne, 80
Ralph Handy. 35s: Albert Hathaway, 5as
Roosevelt Rifle Club-F. Hoffsinger. 3eI
wv FRANKIE. AS; Matt Lame, 34e q
lWickersham ass r. Wilhelm, 352. Tota
liTe5, handicap 1923.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of The
County Of Dickinson, on the
% day of November, 1912.
Dewey Wampler, Complainant
against
Minnie Wampler, Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce a vincullo Matri-
monii from the defendant upon
the grounds of adultery and de-
sertion.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Minnie Wampler, is not a
resident of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy here
of be published once week for
four successive weeks in The
Dickinson Herald and that copy
be posted at the front door of
the court house of this county on
or before the 1st December rules,
1912.
A copy-Teste:
w E Counts, Clerk,
By K. E. Fuller, D c
j { Smith, pa Nov. 26-42
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03
JAMESTOWN NEWS
Eva Yates, Corr

Sgt. Simon Meade, Stationed at
Camp Pickett, visited his sister,
Mrs. Eva Yates, Tuesday after
aeon. ell was recently transfer
ed from the desert, st Rice, Cal.
Sarah Yates, Maude Johnson
I'D Mary Marshall have been
quilting. Nellie and Edna Hill
helped Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. eBnnie Fleming
re the proud parents of a new
.5irl baby, arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Good are the
proud parents of a new baby girl,
who arrived Thursday.
Emma Rose spent Tuesday
with Thelma Mullins.
Mrs. Eva Yates and children
spent Thursday with Grace Null
ms Of Georges Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose
spent Saturday night with Avas
Mullins on Brush Creek.
Viola Cochran visited Grace
Rose Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Branham
and Princia and Agnes Hughes
called on Mrs. Eva Yates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Mullins
and Mrs. Maude and Kyles Null
Inns spent SundayL with lillian
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03

4tIfe, whose little son is very i'll
with fever.
Ads Vest was the dinner guest
of Nellie Hill Sunday.
Vada Jean Yates of Lebanon
spent the week end with Nina
Hughes.
Tessie, iona and Frieda Rose
visited Joyce Ann Hill Sunday.
Mary Marshall, Maudy John
son and Mary Edwards called on
Maryland Yates Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Edwards
spent Saturday night with Ros-
coe Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Johnson
pent Sunday with Henry Meade.
Preaching services will be held
at Valley View Sunday night
Dec. 6, with Elders Reedy and
ArroWood conducting services.
Second Sunday, Dec. Is and
Saturday night, before is regu-
lar meeting time.
Fourth Sunday and Saturday
night before is regular meeting
time of the Holiness.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03
NORLAND BRIEFS

Harlan Keen and family OF
Wheelwright. KY, have moved
nto the Osborne Gap section.
Guy Owens, employed at Kings
port, spent the weekend with
homefolks, and also brought 8
nice load Of shoats for the neigh
bors.
EAagdalene, the small daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Cox Of
Jakes Branch, has been sick for
the past week.
Roy Owens and family have
-cld their farm to Earl Owens
nd have moved near a defense
plant, where Mr.. Owens is en-
ployed
NJ. E. SWindall was business
lister in Clintwood Monday.
Wood Sparks is reported to
aave been painfully injured
while at work in one of the de-
tense plant
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The Herald. $10O a year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03

The battle for Britain was almost
lost because England had none of
these giant four motored planes with
which to fight back. We need thou
sands of them and they are coming
off the assembly lines in our pro-
duction plants at a high rate of
speed today. You can help buy
these for your Navy by purchasing
War Bonds and Stamps every pay
day. Put at least ten percent into
Bonds or Stamps and help your
county go over its Quota
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X 4
Mh0tHo~RSt4WM
WAR Bonds
X X

The giant four-motored Navy Pa
troll Bombers are the worlds most
powerful planes. They cost approx
mately 100000 each. The Navy also
has a lighter Bomber called the
Scout Bomber which costs about
$4,000 apiece
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03

~ Ten per cent of your income
~ in War Bonds will help to
M build the planes and tanks
MI that will insure defeat of Hit
NM Ter and his Axis partners.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03

The Herald, S1.0O a year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-03

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