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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Lunch Box Recipes for War Workers
toasDOOn cclorv seed

x teaspoon celery seed
teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Select any variety of green's
YOU desire wash well and crisp.
Add olives. orange sections and
chopped green pepper Garush
With French dressing made of
above ingredients Place i'm lit
tie paper cups. cover and pack
i'm lunch box vary with other
fruits from time 10 time
Louisiana Corn Bread
like to give my boys a tasty,
substantial bread for their
equally. as substantial sand
witches. This is one of their
favoritcs
l cup cornmeal
cup flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
. teaspoon salt
egg. well beaten
cup milk
Il cup New Orleans molasscS
, tablespoons melted margarine
Mis- and sift dry ingredients
Combine egg milk, molasscs. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

way to get a shot at Jerry. Even
so, they're not so illogical. We're
just as anxious to knock out enc
my fighters as we are to hit bomb
targets. Sometimes l wish more
of them would challenge the For
tresses."
The Fortress fighting power
comes from gunnery and
tight, disciplined formation
flying. A Fortress pilot must
be a precisionist to maintain
mutual protective fire and still
permit space for many guns
10 fire In any direction while
flying toward the target and
returning home.
II works this way:
II a Focke Wulf 100 attacks a
formation of Fortresses there
might be as many as 50 guns
trained on il at 1000 yards COM
pared with the Nszi's four cannon
and two machine guns. The Nazi
filler wants TO get as close a. pos
sible. and against British plane
he probably would charge In to .
range of 400 or 300 yards.
But against q Fortress forma-
ton an enemy comes into range at
1000 yards and might encounter
fatal fire at 500.
At 900 yards the Mani would
be blanketed by a barrage.
while his own fire could be
directed only against the For
tress.
A Fortress flying alone might
be more than a match for a single
enemy fighter. but II Is vulnerable
il attacked by several. A squad
ron of Fortresses. however. Ii able
to concentrate about 300 half
inch shells a second against an
attacker-and only a few hits
would be fatal.
That's the reason for the intens-
i've training emphasis put On FORM
alton flying. which 30 far has frus-
trated most enemy attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Gig Harbor High
School Dance Set

GIG HARHoE - TIE annual
senior al. given - c. Hareer
high school students vii - held
Friday. beginning = ; o'ciock.
According - re elzz= president.
Mary Ellen Olsen. tie affair =
headed ~ the following commit
tees. refreshments. Rarhars kup-
perman. decorations Shirley I'd
denherE. orchestra. Iohn kinxs-
bury. cleanup. Bernics christen-
sen. and tickets and advertising.
Betty jenkins.
FOR ths first all-school play In
several years. students Of CT
Hsrhor hlgh school are presenting
Nov. -. TIE popular three-set
comedy. Don't Tske ~ Penny
BY Anne Coulter Martens
Under direction Of Miss Belle
Ruth clayman. drsmstIes coach.
the following cast IL in rehearsal:
Rosemary Aorford. Milton Roby.
Judy Beardsiey. George Murphy.
Douglas Finney. Eleanors Howe.
Sally Gould. Yvenne Lewis, Jack
Leaf. Charles woelke. Frances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Fortress Fliers Anxious
To Get Crack at Germans

nazi fighters as they are to un-
load bombs on axis targets.
At this airdrome on the
rolling British countryside l
have found that the young men
In the American ground force
have changed their goal In
life since the Fortresses began
operating over Europe.
The Fortresses' performance has
changed many ideas about aerial
warfare, and may bring about i'm
portant further changes.
"One of our big headaches" an
air force officer said, lis keeping
the boys from going out of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23


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dents fen off frem a.opo - l<sa
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Advertising Board
Named 10 Aid u. S.

Office OF War Information an
nounced establishment of the West
Coast advertising advisory board
to consult with and assist govern
ment war agencies on public in
formation problems.
The board will function In
Washington. Oregon. California,
Nevada and Arizona.
Members of the board were
w II. Horsley. Seattle. Robbins
Milbank. San Francisco. Jack
Smalley, Los Angeles: Ralph
Calkins. Portland: I. ". shun,
Phoenix; Larry Lane. San Fran
cisco. and Don Belding, Los
Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

SALT LAKE CITY Western
sugar beet industry leaders have
denounced as yalueless the house
passed bill removing child labor
restrictions In sugar beet and su-
gar cane production.
They want TO know why AZ least
80. 600 additional japanese eyacuss
are not helping harvest beets and
other crops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Farm Lohor prohlom
70 Improve-Hm

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Hzzk.. r<faru<1 fFum - naIIenNl
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ton thnt ~ farm Iabur sIEu<tion
uuazd rAorsIs - Imr<s<<a H<z1unz
a. cnnr<rt<1 pres<ees.
srhe Russians nnd the Eelll@e
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fnnd. or supplies snd eaf ~1z1lp-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
BY JOE ALEX NORRIS
United Press Writer

A u. :. BOMBER BASE IN
BRITAIN American youths
aboard Flying Fortresses would
like to upset the rules of aerial
warfare and launch a bomber Of
fensive against the luftwaffe's
fighters.
The Fortress Is a proud ship
sleek, bullet-shaped. with a high
tail curving gracefully like that
of a defiant, disdainful thorough
bred. But 1t packs the vicious
kick of mule. And the boys who
fly them are as eager to get at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Greater Demands on Layman
AS World War Progresses

= aFzIaIn<a ns<F<nsH1<I feFFn<F<
- tru<k drivers TO- tnelr rze<<s
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f<m.l< ~<mh<rx = $50 10 male
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

Aarkovich. JACK Graham. narh.rs
karperman. Barbara Wing. jan
nee star. Edwin Mldsstre and
Stanley Gsathisr.
Gertrude Mitchell II Collins sta
ton underwent : tenslaeetems -
Gig Harhor hospital Tuesday marn-
ink.
Neal HorKsrf. son q Mf. and
nrz. Jsck Horksrs arrived hams
Monday evening from San Fran
cisco where - IA h<<n fishing
FOR the past several we<kz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
World War
Year Ago
Oct. z, l4l

British sarshlnz - German
pozlslons east - Tonrnk.
L. :. maritime commission an
nounesz WaT material - Russia
via vlsalvo<sok weala - halted
after Oct. -
Iceland Premier Hermann jonas
sun rezlkna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Forensic Tournament
Will Be Held Dec. 4

SEATTLE - Student speakers
from Washington Oregon. Idaho
and Montana high schools will be
presented mere Dec. in the an
nual Catholic high school forensic
tournament. Seattle college off,
cials announced.
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be open 10 the public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Liberal Limits
In Great Lakes

Great Lakes sport fishermen
still enjoy far more liberal creel
limits and fewer restrictions than
do fishermen on inland waters,
even when regulations added by
the 1911 session of the state
Legislature are counted in.
Lake trout trollers may now
take up 10 Is pounds and one fish,
where formerly five fish Of any
size could be brought in each day.
The new limit on the other big
game" fish-black bass, northern
pike and walleyed pike--is 10, OF
which all 10 may be walleyeS. but
not more than five may be black
bass and not more than five may
be northeTns.
Qualification Of another law al
the 1871 legislative session now
prevents the sale OF perch and
walleyes taken from Great Lakes
waters when taken on a COM
mercial fishing license.
Great Lakes anglers still may
take so perch in day while
fishermen inland are restricted 10
a total daily creel limit OF Is
perch or other parrish. Of which
not more than ID may be bluegills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Dates for
Spor+smen

July 5-St. Clair Open Skeet
championships at new Ken
more Skeet Club, Harper ave-
nue.. one-quarter mile south of
Eight-Mile road, on Kenmore
avenue. Club operated by Matt
Haskin and Joe Gates. Pub
lie invited: admission free.
July 5-Worlds championship
Roleo and Water Festival ends
today at Gladstone.
July 5-Third annual Munising
Lake Trout Trolling Derby be-
gins today, ends Labor Day.
July 5-Ohio state amateur fly
and bait casting tournament
at Toledo casting pool ends
today.
July lO-l1-12-Michigan State
trapshooting tournament at
Camp VAN Gun Club, Mon
roe, one mile south and one
mile east of|Monroe.
July Unregistered skeet shoot
at l.. A. Young Gun Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Jockey Hig|ey
Holds His Lead

Although outridden during the
week, jockey Jess Higley managed
10 hold the cad in The race Tor
riding honors at the Detroit race
track by bringing home three win
ners Saturday TO two for his chief
rival. Johnny Adams.
The apprentice from Wells, New,
leads with as winners to 43 for
Adams, who had eight winners
against seven for Adams during
the week. Jockey Eric Guerin,
who topped both with nine win
ners in the past six days, is now
third with "a winners.
Higley Adams and Guerin are
the Big Three OF the jockey colony
now, with their nearest rival, Mike
Caffarella. 20 winners back of
Guerin. II was the Big Four until
the stewards suspended jockey
Euclid lie Blanc Thursday for IL
legal riding tactics.
George Lewis, mutuelS manager
at the track. reported the Racing
Association July 4 gate receipts
of S9.24l 65 had been set aside for
contribution 10 war relief funds.
Increases Of Sl9.500 in mutuel
play and 4. $50 attendance were re-
ported for the week. The mutue
play for the past six days was
81 AGA OCT and the paid attendance
SO. 709.
The 10 leading riders Of the
meeting up TO date:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Conan Honored

In appreciation Of the excellent
work in the promotion of trap
shooting as a sport and an aid TO
home defense, Michigan shooters
are honoring Conan with birth
day party Saturday evening.
The annual meeting of the Michi-
gan Gun Club League will be held
following the finish of the first 80
handicap targets on Sunday.
Present officers of the organiza-
ton are Fred Briegel, president;
Fred Routledge, vice president;
Fred Teeter. secretary and treas
urer; Ford, Robert S. Porritt and
L. j. Decker, directors.
The state organization will dis
cusS ways and means for the in
auguration of Hale America trap
shooting program in Michigan for
the purpose of training hunters
and others in the safe handling of
shotguns and as an aid TO home
defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
State'sCrayfish
Sold as Delildly
GIn Milwaukee

You've got to hand it to Mil
waukee.
\ That city is now making one OF
Michigan's own products the toast
OF the town.
It's Cambarus virilis, or better
known to the sea food culinarist,
as crayfish. If you doubt that
crayfish is a delicacy, just take the
word of X. E. Geollner of the Uni
versity of Michigan's zoology staff,
who says, "crayfish are fully as
tasty as the well-known shrimp
and are plentiful at Garden. near
EScanaba."
Goellner further reported that
the small crustaceans have been
sold at S5 cents a hundred 10 the
Milwaukee and Chicago trade.
Thrown into boiling salt water and
boiled for about five minutes until
they turn bright red, the crayhsh
are considered a delicacy to eat
with beer. II is customary TO
serve them in the shells.
Small wood lath traps baited
with pieces of fish are set in water
five TO 80 feet deep. as many as
300 in a line marked by small
buoys. The take per trap may
average Is 4-inch crayfiSh. Smaller
ones are returned TO the bay.
"Crayfish constitute a rela-
lively untouched natural re-
source In Michigan" Goellner
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
ArIinoton Park Results

FIRST RACE-sl, zoo, claiming, 5-year-
Light Tide tBalaskID $50 40 800
Employer tCraigD $50 800
Try Flight Murphy 400
Time i rs LIS, OF 81
Toms Laid, Gold Sun. Monks Memo.
Jack oHana, Mnotira. Gold Mesh. CAL
ley Sweep, Roman Descent and Wahlune
also ran.
SECOND RACE - 81. 200. claiming, 3
year.olds and up. . mile;
Cloudy Weather (Beasy) $50 $40
Top Note (Thornbur) 800
Time I 20 AS, OF 2;ilh.
Lou Hans. Flowery Path. PompIm. One
more. Park City, Little Gay. Fly Me,
Panjab and Night Lady also ran.
THIRD RACE - 81 500. claiming. J.
year-olds and up. Z. mile:
Proud sister Barney $50 $50 3.4o
Mexicana Brooks 500 $50
Mucho Gusto lRossl $40
Time l:25 LIS. on 3:42is.
Tripaway Time Counts, Bright Ann.
Manila BAY. Hignthorne. New Englander
Mad MacaW, Cato and Darby Dallas also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE--si 500. handicap. 3.
yesr-olds and up = mile:
Topic (George) $50 $50 300
Par Avion Brooks $50 3sO
Miss Militant Murphy g. 40
Time i:25 2-5. off 3.i2.
Winamac, Buldinger and Happy PHO,
FIFTH RACE -- 81. 500 allowances. 2
year-ods. 81 furlongs:
Take Away (Fallon1 $50 40 3 so
Adulator Haas 40 3 90
Hoosier tBalaskb so
Time / 06 3-5. OF 3.5fi4
aFad, b-Short Life Town Victory. a-Lu-
roid. Lady Liberty and b-Wiseasyou also
ran.
a-Walmsc Farm entry.
Dwell entry.
SIXTH RACE-Si. 500, allowances 2.
year-olds ana up, mile
kantar Run tFarrelD 1910 II So 81
Harkim 1Smith) go ? So
Aletern iBrooks) 400
Time I 30 As on 4.31ts.
Bon Jour. Gallant Play and Basneus
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 49, SIC. 900. added.
stars and stripes Handicap" 3-year-olds
and up, / 3-i6 miles:
Take Wing Smith 2s. 1000 $50
Tine tf5s, 3-5 of 3:0su
Best Seller. Royal Crusader. Welcome
Pass. staretor and Equitable also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 500. claiming. T.
year-olds and up. 3-16 miles
Jamerica (GriD 74O ia -
Uncle Nose tScnulingl Il 90
Gay Man (BalaskD tSy
Time 2;0i. OF 5:4s
Al Au Ecu. The Rage Jscotot and Nose
lem also ran.
NINTH RACE 81 200. eiaimias. ssyes,.
Mis,ueky CLARK $3.50 l7zo $50
Song Spinner tGsrner) 1880 so
Tacheone Brooks $50
Jimmie Tom hlspur. ROYAL Risk. Ruddle
Treacy. Heno Lion, Lynette o., Silver n .
sylvan Dell and Song Master siso-Fsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
TuIburt Entered

One Of the favorites TO dislodge
Lilly this year will be Walter
Tulburt of Detroit. winner of the
most coveted honeFrthe- Grand
American Handicap, annexed at
Vandalia in 1871.
The shoot has the authorization
of the Amateur TrapShooting
Association and the Michigan Gun
Club League. Officers of the Camp
VAN Gun Club, sponsors of this
years shoot, are Ray c. Dull,
president; p. II. (Hy9 Dahlka. vice
president, and Rae Conan. Secre-
tary.
On the handicap committee are
Fred Routledge of Monroe; Ford
of Detroit: Dan Bittinger, Wood
vile, o.. and Rae Conan of To-
ledo. Committee chairrnen are
Butch Hoffer, Clarence Leonard
and Conan.
AID Topperwin, nj tionally
famous trick shot artist, will put
on an exhibition Saturday between
the first and second 100 targets of
the singles event. Spectators will
be admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
State TO Decide
Hunting Details

Season dates and bag limits for
this falls hunting will be fixed by
the state conservation commission
al its meeting at the departments
training school on Higgins Lake,
near Roscommon, July Is.
Recommendations for deer and
small game hunting rules are now
being prepared by the depart
ment'S game division. after re-
view of field mems reports on the
current seasons game crop"
Michigan regulations for migra-
tory waterfowl shooting Will be
laid down some weeks later, after
announcement Of federal regula-
tionS, which state rules may not
exceed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE = $1,000. maiden 2.year-
old hilies, =. mile:
Gorfana tSchmdlD ESQ 2.30 10
Black Light tMehrtens) $50 $50
Gallant Witch Greco 40
Time 100 z-5, on 2:32
Best Risk. zacains and sonorous also
ran.
SECOND Races. 500. allowances. 3
Tierce tWright) $40 40
Solita tNodarse) $40
Time I :0e Us, of 3.0sii.
Bramble Bug. Helen Spot and Lawyers
Vile also ran
THIRD RACE 81, 500. claiming. 3
Tea a1sro ana M IP liz i.so $50 $50
Afghanistan tWallb $50 2 50
Isaroma tCouie, 40
Time LAT as. OF 40.
strolling In and wilismstown also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s2 600 allowances. g.
year-olds. 81 furlongs:
ssmhar (MerritD 40 $40
Bullpen peters, 40
Time 1908 As. off gl5is.
Bold Dan. Acrobat and Joe Burger also
ran.
FIFTH RACE--s30 600 added. Butler
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up. 3-ls miles:
lola ,,.,l Rose ,Meh,,ens) $3.50 i2so 80
a Swing and sway tLongdenl $50
Time 1855 As tnew track record. OF
45lis
s.The Rhymer vsgrancy. Psperboy ana
BAY View also rem
a-Greentrec entry.
SIXTH RACE 81 500 added. Class o
Handicap. 3-year.olds and Up. i-is miles:
Cory don Thompson SO $50 ze0
Lumiere Lind oergi 100 q 40
Porter Cap tstOutl 100
Time rs. OF 5.29
Portable and Wood ROhin aiso ran
SEVENTH RACE--sl 500 claiming, 3.
yesr-plds and az ~ miles. flN
Singing Torch d.ovsridgtE 80 $40 3io
Quefcus LAYTON 1910 500
Tamora tNcCrearyt 5-n
Time 2 rs as. of sos
Bettys Bobby. Epsminondus Blue Nose
and Hillblond also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BY DON GILLIES

The annual state trapshooting
tournament viii be decided be-
ginning next Friday and closing
Sunday under the auspices of the
Camp VAN Gun Club of Monroe.
IL will be the first time in its half
century of existence that the state
matches have ever been held in
Monroe.
The program, one Of the best in
years. has but one important
change. The 200-target, 16-yard
singles will be decided on Satur-
day instead of Sunday.
First of the title events gets
under way at 11:30 a. m. Friday,
with the state doubles champion
ship, most difficult Of all clay
target shooting Shooters will fire
at 100 targets-50 pairs of doubles.
The 100-target preliminary handi-
cap will be Friday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Jersey Reports Good
Catches Of BIuefish

BluehSh have started 10 make
their appearance in Cape May
County, New Jersey, waters with
large catches being recorded,
Director Percy II. jackson. in
charge of the seventh annual fish
ing contest, said. Fishing in the
bay. ocean and from piers is at
It's best now. Kingfish are being
hooked. while founders. weakfish.
seabass, croakers and porgies are
abundant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

famous trapshooter. won this event
last year with the remarkable
score of 200 out OF possible zoe
and will be on hand again this
double with the favored Double
Back in the third race and Jimmy
Powers Traumelus in the seventh.
outran the public
choice. Brown Bomb, TO win by
more than a length.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Singles Saturday

The state singles championships
will be decided over the 200-target
route at 9 a. m. Saturday. The
four classes, A. b, & and d. give
every shooter. regardless of ability,
an equal chance to participate in
the many prizes.
Fred Ford. internationally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

MELBOURNE. July 4 OUPy~-
An American air force baseball
team defeated the Victoria nine
today al the Carlton Cricket
Grounds in an Independence Day
game. The score was 4 70 !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
MONROE HOST TO STATE TRAPSHOO7
Fred Ford Defends Sing les Title Again

year TO defend his title, despite
his age of 90 years.
WomenS and junior titles will
be shot concurrently Saturday
championships being decided on
the first 100 targets.
Ned Lilly, the handsome young
shotgun wizard from Stanton, will
defend his state handicap title,
which he won in a shoot-off against
Martin of Detroit after
the two had tied. This event con-
sists of 100 targets with shooters
handicapped according TO ability
from the II 10 25-yard line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Suffolk Results

FIRST RACE N.0OO, claiming. T.
Matchup (Morrissey) $50 $40 2.so
Kaptime tWimmerD 1880 $50
Blue Leona (Atkinson) 3.6O
Time l:13. of 2:34h.
Lins's Son. Old Whitley. Career Girl. Miss
Beeville. Possibility. Bucks Image. Billy
Bee. Modern Queen and Lady Ariel also ran.
SECOND RACE = $1,000. claiming. 3
year-olds and up. mile
Lucky Omen Young 1880 $50 40
Lovely Dawn Boyle 100 800
Triplane tAtkinson) $40
Time 80 Us, of 1908.
MIL Tower. Black One. Magic stream.
vsldina Joe and Light Sweeper also ran.
THIRD RACE - s1.2oo. allowances, =
years-oids, - mile:
Anthem tDeeringb $40 $50 800
His Banker Young 100 40
Uncle Billies Cwimmerl 40
Time SO as, on 432Ig.
Poms. Kiev Lee, vsldina Pledge and
Valdina Micro also ran,
FOURTH RAcE-si2oo. claiming. T.
year-olds. - mile:
Medid tTurnbuIl9 800 200 ESQ
Ilefetehit tBoyle) $40
Time 100. off 4:01k.
Is Amt, Bostonite, Flying Junior,
Nickname and Eikton also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-si. 100, claiming. s-yssr-
olds, q mile
Cnerry CoDbier
(Finnegan) 100 $50 400
Hardship (McMuilen) 1920 $50
On Parole tWimmer) 500
Time, III Us, off 4:43k.
lsiam's Islam. Amy Reich and Who Calls
also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-si.soo. claiming. s-ysar-
silver Grail tDeering) 1910 TAO $40
Layaway tYoungD $50 3.2O
Ended (MelocheJ 10 60
Time 1:11 rs, on 5:02h
Jacks Girl and Paircais also ran.
SEVENTH RACERS. 900 added. Yaa.
s ss H AM, 3.year-oIds. ! s,Is miles:
a-yaldina Orphan (Bierman) out out
a 2ounders tMeiocheb out
Time 1883 rs tnew track record. on
5:34.
a-BIess Me also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-si. 900, claiming. 4.
year-olds and up. l l-is miles:
aNapalosa RoJo
TurnbulD 800 100
QuaromA tAtkinson) 500
Time las lis. off 900
Junco, a-Molasses Bill. Glenace, Nosy
and Blue Castle also ran.
a-Adams entry.
NINTH RACE 81. 200. claiming. T.
year-olds and up. rs miles;
Conrad Mann
tNettingerp $50 80 ESQ
Sir Gibson Craig 40 $50
Chatter Wrsck tAdairl 1870
Time I SO LIS of $685..
Hi-Kid. One-O- One. Mason Dixon. Grand
Day, County Bond, Supreme Flag and
Noble Boy also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Detroit Entries
FOR MoNDAY

FIRST RAcE-Si 600, claiming, lilies
ard mares, 3-year-olds, and up. mile and
10 yards: