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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
VOLUNTEERS AID
SALVAGE DRIVE

Paul Reed has been named chair
man Of the Salvage for Victory col
lection tomorrow In the western
lection OF the city. He will super
wise q large crew OF canVasserS and
volunteers who will 30 from house
10 house gathering junk that can
be used TO help the war effort,
Ten junk dealers trucks will take
part In the drive, the third TO be
held Oh successive Saturdays here,
Collections have previously been
made In the eastern and southern
sections. The regular crews will be
aided by Boy Scouts and other
volunteers.
Mr.. Reed urges that houSeholderS
have their junk oil gathered by
tomorrow morning. Collections Will
start at Q o'clock
HouBeholders can either sell or
donate their Junk, II they give II
away, the proceeds will be shared
by the selective Service Mems COM
mitteo and tho Civilian Defense
Volunteer office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
STATE TROOPER
GIVEN HEARING
Timothy Foley Recently
INDICATED in Court Seek.
ing Reinstatement

A formal hearing on charges
which led to the suspension OF state
Trooper Timothy Foley, 81, OF 1856
Highland avenue will be held In the
office of Commissioner Edward J,
Hickey In Hartford today ut $780,
Foley was suspended following q
fatal automobile accident on the
Watertown- East Morris read De-
cember ~, l04i A jury In Lltehfield
superior court acquitted him We'd
1eSday OF n charge Of mHnSlaughtef
and four other ehargeS arising from
the fatality.
Immediately following his aequit-
tai, Officer Foley wired Commits
sloner Hickey requesting O hearing
and reinstatement as q state po.
licenan.
Attorney Edward j. MaBeolo de-
Tended Trooper Foley In the tria'
which attracted q great deal Of IN.
terest throughout The state,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Alma M, Eaton, Margaret q. Ennis,
Mrn, mills, BE 0oalEo street, Harold
Nord, sarah Freedman, Esther N,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Formal Ceremonies
For Installation
OF Rabbi M. Glitter
Rabbi Moses D. SheinkOpf Returning Here to Witness
Induction Of Successor; Various Jewish
Societies to Be Represented

Of that committee. The other menu
bers were: Morris B. Kaplan, Abra-
ham Matzkin, Morris J. Nierenburg
Samuel Wilton, Abraham Sherman,
Abraham 8. fucker, Bernard Sci1ry-
er, David Preiiich, Abraham Kra-
mer, judah SHERMAN; Louis Gar
Der, Abraham Sternberg, Ella Ru-
binstein, Isadore Gutowitz, Joseph
Kastleman, and David Weiseiberg.
Rabbi Glitter Is recognized as O
Talmudic Scholar by many Of the
elder Rabbis in the American Rab-
binate. He Is o member OF the "Agli-
das HoraboniIn" which is In itself a
mark Of distinction. He has also
contributed many important articles
to American and Palestinian Tall
mudic and Scientific Hebrew Jour.
mails.
The program will begin at 9 o'clock
sharp with the singing OF America
and Hatikvah, the Jewish National
hymn. Aaron d. Solomon, chairman
Of the arrangements committee, will
welcome the guests and will intro
duce Mr.. Qelnan who wffl render
the final report for his committee,
and will present some Of the local
leaders for brief remarks. He will
then introduce Mr.. Sar as master Of
ceremonies for the remainder Of the
evening, who will also install Rabbi
Glitter.
Among those who will be present
in official capacities are: Simon
Goldman, president Of the Beth Is
rael Synagogue; David Trreilich,
president OF the Shaarith Israel Sy-
nagogue; Edward Goldberg and ABB
raharn Matzkin, president and chair
man Of the Board Of Education Of
the Hebrew institute, respectively;
Attorney Howard Matzkin, presi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

dent Of Young Israel and Joseph
shulman Of the same organization;
Morris B. Kaplan, chairman of the
ritual committee Of Beth Israel Sy-
nagogue; Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg,
president Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the Beth Israel Synagogue and Mrs
Louis CARRIER for the sisterhood Of
Shaarith Israel.
Rabbi and Mrs. Glitter now reside
at is Woodlawn Terrace. The house
was purchased by the community MS
a Beth Horav" (Rabbis ReSidence)
It was completely renovated. Open
house will be held there Sunday
evening $3.50 to 1900 and Sunday
afternoon from 2 to 8 o'clock.
Francisco introduced the potato
TO Spain and was thrown into jail
because King Charles I didn't like
the "new fruit" Later 1t was
found that the Spanish king had
tried to eat the potatoes raw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

FOX. Allan NnlThurt ~
Cloudy, John q. Bradley
N, 0oaa, MKs. Il. Gray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Arrangements have been come
pleted for the installation Of Rabbi
Mordchai Glitter, which will take
place ct s D. m. Sunday afternoon
At q dinner given In honor Of the
secession.
Among the prominent guests ex-
pected and on the speakers list are:
Rabbi william p. Greenfield and
Rabbi Maurice zigmund Of this
city; Rabbi Moses d. Sheinkopf,
now chief Rabbi Of Springfield,
whom Rabbi Glitter has succeeded
In this city; Rabbi Elias M. Bloch,
Dean Of Rabbinical Seminary Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Louis z. orlowski flied an appeal
In common pleas court today from
the finding Of the Liquor Control
Commission which denied him per-
mission to move his restaurant u
1854 North Main street. The petit
toner holds O liquor permit ut the
Kings restaurant at 3e5-3o7 South
Main street. The commission had
ruled the new location was insult.
able because the neighborhood
could not support additional outlets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
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ESTABLISHED issS
ESTABLISHED issS

You Haven't Seen Anything Yet :
If You Don't Look At Our TIVE
Piece Covert Suit $24.75 In Prep
Shop Second Floor.
They're one Of those good things
thot just come 0long once in
blue moon and sweep the boards
by sheer force Of quality, eherOe-
Ter and style distinction.
These suits are ottuned to
young mans mood who knows
the mode Of the day ond who he's
way Of keeping Up with Il.
Just off the t0iIOr's bench today-
Eight two piece sports suits Of
choice fancy light pIoided Shet-
land iuekets, with sobcFdlne
sIoeks. STATS Two patterns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Cdddies Give
Hero a Present

Pvt Charles Crawford, 1s-year-
old marine, home recovering from
an injury suffered fighting in the
SolomonS, has a new and nifty
leather Jacket II was presented
20 him hv caddics Of Detroit Golf
club last night at their annual
banquet
In addition Hughey Syron, tho
cllh'S c1ddic superintendent was
20 deliver a Christmas basket to-
day from the club 10 the Marine
hcro'S mother. Mrs Charles Grave
ford ST. 3429 ChalfOnte avenue
introduced by Arthur J. Lacy.
Of the club Pvt. Craw-
ford was given a rousing ovation
by tho more than 200 CaddirS
I'D rather face the laps than
YOU fellows" PVT Crawford told
his audience. and after nc had
beer presented with his gift, hr
added
Thanks LOT ] guess the
only thing I can do now IL cut
couple more notcheS in my rifle"
Paul White. Michigan football
captain elect. also was gwen a
great reception by the caddioS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Graham Smith, Lions
Ex-0ffitidI, Is Wed

The marriage Of Graham p
Smith. former general manager OF
the Detroit Lions, 10 Miss Eloo.
more Rose Thompson of Chicago
has been announced by her par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. John X
Thompson Jr Of Chicago
The marriage took place De.
ccmber = AZ Quantico Va. where
Smith is stationed as captain
with the United States Marine
Corps Reserve. Smith rc>igncC
has position with the Lions tC
enter the service AZ the start OF
the football season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Redskins Boss
Asks j. ). Clear
Sport Situation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 QNS)
p. Marshall. owner OF
the worlds champion Washington
Redskins. today advocated specific
government dircctivcS for spec
tator sports and formulation ol
plans 10 assure tho services OF
> 1000 athletes for baseball and
football
Marshall said that the United
States is tho only major nation al
war which has failed 10 take sucf
action and called on the govern
mcnt 10 decide definitely whether
spectator sports arc necessary anC
end existing uncertainty
THE United States Army and
Navy should make "A decision at
this time on civilian morale" he
said. In deciding this question.
they should designate what they
consider necessary for civilian
morale I'm the nited States In
time of war. and I'm the future
Of this war.
'They should hear in mind
that less than 100000 people
will he I'm the armed forces Of
the United States in all classes,
and that li5,0O0.0O persons
will he on the home trent as
civilians.
Marshall said that II spectator
sports arc not necessary 10 civilian
morale a decision should be made
and given 70 the general public
He added that evasion on tho part
Of the armed forces will definitely
lead 10 confusion on the part a
me civilian population and may
in the future, react seriously e
tho pnblic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Fiqh+ Results

WHITE Plans " A Pine $50
New YORK outpair'rH krtv POWER rs
sew york CO.. John Morris 1872. N.nh
ors - y knocked out Harry SerIo. TO- s,
Newark ~ ca
New York joe Perslta. 1921 TamAqua
Pa knocked out Morris Parker i2S B.
Newark, e J CD Harold Schwartz
I2AR New York outpointed GeOfgt
Harper. 1874 New York 81.
New Bedford Mass Tony Costa. i35
Wo0nsocket r. 7 oufpointed Johnny Cool
174 Worcester Mass. GOl. Al Costa, li2
W0ons0ckot. 0utpuiuted oscar SuEEs. $50
Newport, p ] 80.
At Pittsburgh TitIe 1--WE 1S0E
Pittsburgh. defeated carmen Notch. Jas
pittsburGh GOl. Jackie Armltsge, 1f3
New KerslrEton Pa. fe,isIoned Ton.
Ross Jr, I43, Detroit ts1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Fish Is Food. Too
Perch and Other Ponfish 10 Help Offset Lack
Of Meat for Defroi+'s Anglers
Bv DuN GILES

Now that ever teuHu-.. IS
getting scarce og meet counters.
ICE fishermen VII trek 70 .tc.
fayorIte ponds TINS winter with q
double determination. Tire sport
Of fishing viii come frst. boz t-,
year he'll rate q fuli crcel ~ those
JUICY perch and Jatf p-r..- .Is'
as iWpCr'an'
Because of the meat shortage
ice fishermen TINS season u.-.- $50
well ~ study trrAa-al- o.. inc
conservation department BUREAU
o. fisheries j. reveals that only
the la ger blsor.l., and pwoa eat
insect and fish Ir '.r winter
Vai.e tle a.e' of 'rr if'a follows
j. targets .ro-r4p.r matter
Gear tFr. U tFr Waterloo
srcs RI. Wa.r-.taU County one ~
me ~o.r pul4.utt lakes vas
ehoeen Tor the c.ct study and las,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Dempsey'S Method
Lieutenant Jack Protests Books inaccuracies.
Says Coast Guards Bring EN- Back Alive

Dempsey said that the book,
which consists largely of photo.
graphs showing Dempsey instruct
ing coast guards in the art OF
subduing Jabanese or Nazis. was
not authorized by his superiors.
Even il il had been authorized, he
said he would still object TO its
publication because il misinter-
pretS his technique.
Meanwhile, promotion Of Demp-
soy from lieutenant 10 lieutenant
commander in the coast guard was
announced.
Dempsey, who has been serving
as the officer in charge Of the
physical development center at
Manhattan Beach, one of the ma
tons largest coast guard centers,
is Just half a stripe behind Com
mandcr Gene Tunney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec rs (UP) .-
1t. Jack Dempsey. U.S.CG. testi-
fled he IS teaching coast guards
ito bring en- back alive
Dempsey was his own star wit
ness m a suit TO restrain Hlllman
Periodicals. Inc, from publication
of book. How 10 Eight Tough,
supposedly written by Dempsey
but acnally turned out by Frank
Mcnke. VINO for many years was
the boxers ghost writer.
I'VE don't believe in killing
them" Dempsey explained the
difference between ms coast
guard technique and commando
training. 1--WE believe In bringing
'em hack alive. The commands
kill"
If II became necessary. he said.
coast guards could XIII. too.
I'VE stop nj nothing" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

sumter a total catch of laps fish
including 1901 hucg.lls and ~
u,rCn We-r- taken
Seventy per cent Of the fish.
caught through the ice az the rate
q 4 IS fish per hour, were legal
20 Or larger.
Examination o. all the Stomachs
showed that early ir the season
and again later when the ice be-
guns 20 d'sntegrate, insect life
forms a very cons dcraale part of
the hueE'I- diet. but midway
through tit period of lee cover,
mserotrop.g 7.arknH-l--rr7af and
plant lie ~ watcrl buiked larger
Perez over = irancs and blue
Gll.s ose~ T inches wcrc found IA
have lrf' plsnkfar eating 10 the
little fish and 20 30 enjoying meals
Of lsrya. insects 0mIc nc biggest
among them sometimes had solid
diet o. fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Temple Rally Nips
Brigham Young Five

PHILADELPHIA. Dec rs (UP)
The Temple University Owls de
feated Brigham Young University
1892. last night. The Cougars
from Provo, Utah. ran their half
timed lead 10 23-17 carly in tho
second half but bowed 10 a whlrl-
wind temple assault led by Nelson
Bobh freshman forward, and cen.
Ter William HOcvclcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
On RACING Commission

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 tUP)-
Lewis r Warlng Of Niddletown,
Y. j., president Of the United
Hunts Racing Association since
1871. has been appointed a mem-
Der Of the New Jersey state racing
comm sSion ny Gov Charles f.
F5IS0n, 10 was announced here
t,f.y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
SeIfridqe Wins No. 7

Mark up victory No : for
Selfridee Fields basketball team.
With the score 1923 in their favor
at the end of the third quarter,
the Flyers rallied 10 trim ROmulus
army air base team, 1870. or the
court in hangar No : last night
Herman Fputsch and Bobby Roth
shared scoring honorS with 10
points apleCc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Fiohter Suspended

NEW YORK. Dec. is (UP).-
The New York State Boxing Com.
mission today suspended indefi.
niieIy Cleo ShanS, Negro light.
weight from Los Angeles, and his
manager. Freddy SommerS, foI
withdrawing from a bout IN thC
lightweight tourney which Tho
commission is staging 10 deter.
mine a successor 10 Sammy An.
gott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Zivic Beats Notch

PITTSBURGH Doc Is TN& s.
Fritzjc Iivjc earned a unanimous
decision over his old S'ahlcmatc
Carmen Notch in n 10 round
Crudcc match that clnkcd SASS
into tho tin last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
FAIR GROUNDS

I BETROTHER DIZZY r. Sweet Olga.
2 KEY MAN. BarneEat Amor Bearer.
3 y ESTERYEAR. lika. MI Secret
HARD IL, Beuy's Rohhv. LuUiere
VALDtSA PAUL. Bouncing Latent.
s RrS V Real Man, BiacN Thrush
Allmar scarlet Iusco
RFST KY Man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Lots Of Alleys

There arc 10000 bowling alleys
used for the game Of tenpnS IN the
United States and 5000 lanes
used for duck pins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Missed Only Once

In 1s successive years tine New
York Rangers professional hocko,
team, has failed % make The play
Il nrlN nrcn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
LEW
WALT ER'S
BEST BETS
CHARLES TOWN

1-RANDLFS QJEEN, DonA Monief.
Crarksine.
7-THESpTAN. Fair Flame. Claire
NhlIE
3-CANTFRVP steady IN. Nc Henry.
JUNGLE MOON TrudA Wild Irish
MARANDAS Terry Nav Not Alone.
6 NAVY Try Flylnc Red WraCk
7 ZACPAM. Five ~ -Four Labeled WIN.
s-COURT BiESHElM, Rflla Rita.
creepy Mouse
s-ACQU Blue Covert, seat
alone.
RkgT NAVY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Chump Enjoy It The late Jack Doyle veteran Broad
and betting associated with gam
bling gamblers of his life But old Jack didn't 20 b
boys and SureShot artists IF anyone calls
sucker you should feel compmented said DOYLE Because
Does that make feel better
Cummiskey points PM that Doyle knew most Of the
find them Herman RoScnhal the gambler
drop Broadway the night before he
killed Doyle said kept him moving along. lie knew
hot stove when he saw
Linton, oldest shareholder I'm
the Sunderland the 90 His
Sunderland match
he time go and
DO think the first item i related 10
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Charles Town Results
IOR MEnNENn 81

FIRST RACE -- year 0Ids, ABOUT "A
m To-.
Gladnsch CCIarrstA, D 20 1920 go
Buckle Down ,Baizarsffj $40 50
Tipry tAustini 90
Time 1I6 35. or 1l7H.
Tommy Atkins Rs-urnet Sco''v MIST
Pickwick Arms and Fair Find also ran
SECOND RACE - 3-ycar-oias and up
h Ida Time os5.ccO go 40 so
Eruica tW'mor) - H0 - ho
Cusrfauacree tCarilo) 6o
Time IS 49,. 90 fsfz
Decisive, Hoh Junior, PAVILION, Tsntrum
ana Na0'Es. also ran.
THIRD RACE 3-y,ar.alss srf ~
about ~ turoDrs.
Time Her lk.rrH so So { 80
IHCkuw tAtostafI li uI hO
Rolls E,sEh 'Nfrr 2 "a
Time ST. on 80
I5apny Hostess. WhtT srake BACK
Bass. Rc'art and Wa Grand also ran
FOURTH RACE 3-ysar-o'ds and NJ
Ra- ship lr'sEGa'D 60 81 2 81
Strsamer tBazsref') 600 21
StlffIr Eu1fN = 20
Time - s-E-or e-t'
Morocco d waugh scout Rue''rnE
and True Piats s.s0 rsn.
FIFTH RACE 3-yeaf-oias and u7 about
--fT~~T FET T-5rHrf1 So l'.-N = 90
Billet b Fslunro) go $50 3 a.
Real BOY tRo1,i a.
Dead heat FOR first
Time i.Zs od 3.U5ts
wake Barraca Brokers Bud. Seavsy
and OsUfrce also ran.
SIXTH 3-yesr-olds and UP. about
Ga furprEs
Hlghf0rmat1r tSapierl p so N1 20
Lord Eatout tCiaEEett 500 90
County Clerk thug'fDI $40
Time l.l4 IS. of 3 30
Neon Light White Front DARK Ace De
tractor and Dofte also -s0
SEVENTH RAcE-3-yesr-o,t ana up.
I lie miles.
I.ackawa1na CClageetD $40 $40 100
PNtshurEh tFi'zeerIId1 81 ~
Beiu,kP tRoot 90"
Time 1.tsf.. on ne
Resi- tle indian sea. ~r Jerome Jim
Wallace and Euid Under also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -3-yea--oIds and ~ -.
m les
Iauegri tScoces1 so 500 So
Grandeur tGrsUb Il so 90
PAthh0dcr B8.Iarr''e) go
Time 2.u1 2-i. on 32il,
Samuel D.. Schiey A. A0riNn. Some
GroucHrr and Honey chile aIso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
By
Leu Walter
or the Hook

Revival Season. wishl thinkers revvng the
10 be
combined under Boxing Commissioner John Heche when Coy
Harry Kelly around his appointments But II isn't quite
would bill authorizing
Hetche goes racing and horses. The
the
all the Detroit papers had of the appointment
n show But
killed when the signals changed the last
Treasurer Theodore
present commissioner have word
o before appointment is announced
Coming SyNio Mantha former Montreal
Concorda Montreal
Hockey Association After Mantha put his
Denis the yOungster scored the that Mon
treaI ROYAL His dad Is
All the hockey
Cooper OF looking
called George BOothman, kid de-
from Providence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Racing Is Million
Over Goal Set
For War Relief

NV YORK Dec. rs llNS).-
The iurf Committee OF America.
overShootinE SIS goal hy $1,000 600
announced The sport OF kings con-
trihution 80 war relief organic
tons In 194- would total Soooooo
in cash.
At p meeting of tho committee
ifs lrar~rIer Errbrrt BlN3rd
Swopo. revealed s. So 80 81 now
IS m hand and tho balance which
viii bring tho total 90 ire 5000
O01-mark vii. come from Tropical
Park and B7y Meadows
Checks representing profits ~
1856 66q 1f I0 >oyor extra days ot
racing a; belmont Park lspon-
Srrad by fre five New York
tracks. were sven 20 SIX rccip-
tents who represented the relief
organizations.
A. tho appointment Of tho turf
committee In March s. 600 600
was ser as the goal in war relief
donations. this has been exceeded
by 80 TCr cent.
\ MILLION To ARMY
Racing has given more than
100000 20 army emergency re-
lief. $3.50 600 10 navy relief, the
USO about $500 600 and the Red
Cross about 5000 0o0
Millions Of dollars worth a
war bonds and savings stamps
boush; ~ Tho race tracks arc not
included u tho statement
Only two tracks failed 10 rr-
spond 20 the turf committees ap-
peal for cash contributions pCla-
ware Park Wilmington Del and
Oaklavn Park. Hot Spring Ark.
The six organizations sharing In
the profits Of Victory Week and
receiving Oh o c ks were Army
Emergency Rclef, Navy Relief So
Ciety United Seamen'S Service.
tinted Service Organizations, tho
American WomcnS Volunteer
Services and the United Hospital
fund
ACKNOWLEDGE CHECKS
In a telegram to Swope Major
Cen Irving J. PhillipSon director
Of Army Emergency Relief. said.
ARMY Emergency Relief
gratefully acknowledges the
generous contribution OF racing
aggregating n million dollars In
thanking you for the Victory
IT, under
your committee of the turf, has
been 50 outstanding a. TO war
rant the highest praise"
These sentiments were echoed
by all the other representatives
In speaking Of the donations
SWope said
Racing Is proud Of an oppor-
tunity to help i'm the war effort.
1t makes no claims Ia special
consideration. hut hopes 10 jus
tify itself nv fitting into the war
pattern. If il Is able Ia fit into
the design. II will continue and
its contribution TO war relief
will grow.
"The popularity Of racing is
Attested by the fact that the
attendance went up about ~ per
cent here in New York and the
public pools increased 50 per
cent"
"No goal has been set for
194S." he added, "but racing
can he relied on to do its full
share. Racing will be the first
to abandon its plans II its con
tinuance interfereS with the war
pattern. Racing is good
American"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

FIFTH RACE .3.year-o'as and up, So
'r.ouEs
Harry So'e bCHrEuar) S 90 90 So
Par Ayior tN0tel - 80 So
F.e Ty llcumprs1 90
GAIA Pr.cN Richmond Golden Goose
Power House Pete Jr. and lean Fe-ran'e
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

SIXTH RACE sN iIrHrEs
sQuizzfe tCtHrSb II so ~ ~
Miss Daurt tGue-inl 3 20 IN
Ia JaConde CC.uemar) go
Cold crack 'EarIsns, Brown China.
study Period us Cold Naidlna Host
Reapers BLADE Searcy and 'Amazed also
ran
sField.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Totals ess es7 1925 Totals 81 iOA zoos
Grand total gq56 Grand total 5O4Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

T9'ss i02s sA ga To'As eis So s-s
Grand totAI 2Q42 Grand total 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

SEVENTH RACE-Mie ana a siXtsenth
PfaiseWorthy
tW.hrl-gl 1876 $40 81
Tou3our tCHaguanl 40 -,
PWcky MUM tBsshanl 0l
RsNad1~r. NcgEir. Nafrui.ue Field
Lark. swift sue Empire Isle Fpiack
show House and Workshop also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

l2s SCI s9g Totals a42 1880 $50
al asiS Grand total 2s2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
sAfkMAN

Totals Gel s77 l02s Totals q73 $40 1859
Grand total 1856 Grand total 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Times Classic
Pin Scores

Totals eis 1913 lolt Totals 1869 1871 1888
Grand total 2qf3 Grand total 1888