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Hit Vessel

CAIRO, Sept. "a -(P- Brit
ish torpedo carrying a ir craft
were credited officially today
with scoring a direct hit on an
Axis vessel off the coast Of
Greece in continuing attacks on
Marshal Erwin ROmmel's over
seas supply line.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24
Monster Planes
Clash in Sky
Dos-Fishts Rass
Over South Seas
BY EUGENE BURNS

DY EUGENE BURNS
AN AIRBASE IN THE SOUTH
SEAS, Sept. a - @ - Giants
Of the air - 20-ton flying for.
tresses and japanese four-ens
gined Kawanishi flying boats -.
have clashed in monstrous dog
fights over the South seask
American pilots related.
One battle lasted Is minutes
and carried over m area Of 60
miles or more. About $500
rounds Of so caliber machine
gun ammunition were fired
with lat least so per cent" hit
ting their target.
Two enemy planes were scored
as positives, definitely believed
to have been destroyed. A third
fled into the clouds.
The Americans returned To
their bases without casualties.
The pilots whose planes eoci
reported . positive kill aro
Capt. Walter Lucas, Of Stark
willie, Miss, and Lieut.. James
w. Lancaster. Of Temple, Tex.
I'VE sighted the Jap of -,
our side going in the opposito
direction and up around 5000
feet" Lucas said. -
SCORES HIT
Lucas flying fortress noeed
around and started for the Hy-
ing boat. Coming up from b.,
low and to one side, he slrpriss
ed the enemy and started firing
at the maximum range. 81
Immediately, the boat ytarte6.
weaving from side to ride, trytn0
to swing its singer cuuuu
in the tail - across the AytuE
fortress.
Lucas fortress pressed honos
to close range. ~
For Is minutes the nfnuon
slugged IL out, trading bloGwO -
q death battle which w. enSs'
ried on for 90 miles. The fly1n
boat with machine gunD 0rin1
wildly, twisted and turned, tEY8>
inc to throw OF the yeroigoon
army bomber. &,
rinslly n Sortrsot eruw p
See o0u1u S8Ao- ~
- 0eSw N - 49, "a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

LONDON, Sept. "a (P) -
British bOmbers in their first
night raid against Germany
this week attacked detectives in
the north and northwest, in
Guiding submarine yards at
Flens burg, last night, the Air
Ministry announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

MOSCOW, Sept. "a - P) =
Russian troops repulsed several
German attacks overnight in the
Stalingrad area and the invad-
ers are hurriedly moving up re-
Inducements by planes to re-
place their heavy losses, the
Soviet Information Bureau said
In 4 .:Ommuniqde todas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-(R
Secretary of War Stimson said
today he was shocked" over ar
rangements for the Joe Louis
Billy Conn championship prize
fight and had started a personal
investigation.
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DETROIT, Sept. "a - P) -
Two Raj student filters, who
had one day left of training be-
fore readiness for active service,
were killed when their planes
cOllided on routine solo flights
over the Gibraltar, Mich, vicin-
ity yesterday.
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i. s. DESTROYER LOST WITHOUT TRACE
Russians Smash German Grip on StaIingrad Fort
late X X X
bulletins
Claim Success

BERLIN (FrOm G m q n
Broadcasts), Sept. "a -(P)- A
special German cOmmunique re-
ported today that Nazi subma-
rines had sunk three destrOyers,
an auxiliary cruiser and five
transports in an attack on an
Allied convoy between Splits
bergen and Iceland.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

CANBERRA, Australia, Sept.
"a -(R)- Minimum penalties
of three months Imprisonment
for individuals and $4,000 fines
for companies are proposed in
a bill introduced in the Austria
liam Parliar :ent today to curb
"black market" dealings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. "a -(P-
Russian ingenuity in the use Of
concealed bridges for retreat
and counterattack in the battle
of the Don Bend draws plaintive
comment from II GiOrnale D.
Italia of Rome.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

HEADQUARTERS, A pstralia,
Sept. "a. Up - FOrty-seven
days after parachuting down
into trackless jungles of New
Guinea from a stricken u. s.
bomber, Vern Haugland, Asso-
ciated Press war correspondent,
has reached the Allied base of
Port Moresby and been hospi-
talized.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

LOST IN AFRICA - First
known Macomb county man to
be reported a casualty Of war in
African theatre. is Lieut.. Harry
Belobraidick, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Belobraidick. 20785
Curie avenue, Warren town.
ship. He has been officially re-
ported missing in action"
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declared that he and others Of
similar views could not accept
a compromise proposed by SEN
ators Reed (R-Kan.) and Tydhgs
(D-Md). /.
3. An authoritative source,
declining to be quoted by name.
said the administration was sup
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA
Up - Senator Brown Cd
Mich.), told the Senate today
he feared Congress and the
president were heading for .
collision" that, God forbid"
might have to be settled BY
the third branch Of govern
ment, the supreme court.
porting this compromise, which
would not disturb the present
basis for computing parity, but
would direct President Roose-
Welt to take into account farm
labor costs in modifying price
ceilings to correct gross ineQui-
ties" n
4. This same source said that
See PRICE CONTROL-Rago :
Elect Howard \.
c A r r o L L
State Representative
ADV.
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Elect Jacob r. (Jake) Theut,
Sheriff
He Deserves Second Term
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

Theut for Sheriff-Second Term
Did a Big Job in . Quiet Way
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24

and Berlin a
squirting enEtm QUIT
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- 0ssw % NJ $500
r,..,,., !. g. =.
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Importiol Coverose
Of All loeoI News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Harridge FOresees
Close Pennant Race

CHICAGO, April II CUP).-
Close pcnnant fights Will provide
1T effective cure Tor The filters
and uncertainty from which major
league baseball has suffered since
the United States entered the war
American League President VII
liam Harridge predicted today.
After observing the reception
teams IN his league received dur
ing the training season, HarrldgC
looked optimiSucally toward the
1912 season, which opens Tuesday
The uneasiness which club
owners felt when they took their
clubs To the training camps II
disappearing" he said. "Thc
owners realize that we're In the
thick 81 the war now. that the
conflict may he long one. and
they are prepared Co do their
part by offering reCrcational
opportunities
Harrldgc said be did poi bclicv,
Is PLAYER such q, Ted Williams o
the Boston Red Son, whose draf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Takes
'Gdnsett Opener

PAWTUCKET. r. T.. April II
QNS). - Mrs. T. ChriStopher'S
.Doublrab opened the New England
racing season at Narragansett
Park here today with an easy tri.
umph in the $4,000 added Spring
Handicap The son Of Sherab wor
easily over the Beezley & Cohr
entry of Samborombon and Grass
hopper II. Three other fast step
perS also ran.
The track was sloppy, but
Doublrab did the six furlongs in
the creditable time of 1:12 2-5. He
was a 5000 shot in the straight
betting, SIS for place and S4.10 for
show.
The Beezley-Cohn combination
paid off less for place than "a
show. the former price being $47O
and the latter $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Delegates Split
.0nDu(k HuntinQ
During Wartime
Some Say IFS Aid
TO Morale, Others Say
II Wastes Ammunition

TORONTO Ont. April IL
Divergent opinions on whether 10
shoot ducks in wartime sent dele
gates 10 the North American Wild
life Conference home today talking
to themselves.
1t all came about when Rosalie
Edge, the elderly president of the
emergency conservation commit
tee. came on the convention floor
I advocating n total closed season
on duck hunting as a wartime
measure. Her proposal imme-
diately caused war 10 break out
between the duck shooting dele
gates of Michigan as well as other
states.
1t was later revealed that a
majority favored continuing the
annual duck shoot. DR.. Ira
Gabrielson, director OF the fish
and wildlife service Of the United
States Department Of the Interior
urged relaxation from war strain
in the out of doors, in gardening
hiking. fishing and hunting. TO re-
place more expensive and less re.
| freShinp DaStimeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
.Pietor Captures
Bowie Handicap

BOWIE. Md. April II (UP).-
w. l.. Brann's Pictor returned 10
his favorite stamping grounds at
Bowie today and won the $1,000
outhern Maryland Handicap.
Maechance was second. three
lengths before Cis Marion.
The 5-year-old son of Challenger
II. who won FIVE straight stakes in
Maryland last fall responded 10
the urging Of George Woolf in the
stretch run today and wore down
Maechance to win his first race in
five starts this year.
The time was 40 Is for a mile
and one-siXteenth over muddy
track. Pictor earned $4,000 and
paid 81 20. $500 and $3.50 Mae
chance was $40 and $3.50. Cis
Marion returned $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Robinson Undefeated

Robinson was spotted here be-
cause Jacobs intends TO show him
in as many places as possible while
Madison Square Garden is taken
over by the circus for six weeks.
Dubs was selected as the most
outstanding local weiterweight
available.
indicated either as an ANA
teur or a professional. Robinson
will go into the ring heavy
favorite. Dubs, who has quite a
knockout record himself, believes.
however, he can upset the Har-
lem Hurricane. whose original
home wSs Detroit, and has plenty
OF supporters who will back him up.
Robinson started his local train.
Il ing yesterday at the Metropolitan
A. c., in the Hoffman Building,
and will work out there daily.
Dubs is going through his PAGES at
the Motor City gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Dates For
Spor+smen

April l2-Dog show az Toledo.
April 1913 Fifth annual Wild
life restoration week. Clay tar
get shoots al trap and skect
clubs.
April I2--Brittsny spaniel field
trial az Michigan Sportsman :
Association. oak Park course
headquarters l.. a. Young Gun
Club Ninc-Mile and Sou'hhcld
April l5-Somimonthly trap shoot
al Birmingham Gun Club. Soc
ond round 80 target sliding
handicap; open 20 all trap
shooters.
April 10 Preliminary matches
HearSt-TimeS riie shoot ~
Times school. $50 West Garfield
April l6-T'om Founder. Reciea-
ton Department, Royal Oak
will demonstrate rife shooting
At Kiwanis luncheon in Royal
Oak.
April l7-Sportsmens spring ban
Quet az Zehnders' Hotel Fran
kenmuth. Of Saginaw Field and
Stream Club DR. a. s. Hak-
zard. fisheries expert, VIII show
has latest movies. Comedy sketch
by Florence Alice Black, music
ny Nestor Schmitt
April l1-Arbor Day
April National Rife AS>0cla.
ton iuicrschOlaStIc sccIura
rife tournament - Ann Arbor
L 81 ". ROTC building
April 10 Saginaw VALLEY Kfi,
League tournament a. Bdy
County Conservation Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Jacobs Brings
Robinson-Dubs
Bout there Friday
GoIdbere-Sancheu
Fight to Headline
Arena Gardens Gard
By CLAYTON HELPER

The fight game gets another
shot in the arm from Mike Jacobs
this week when Ray Robinson, the
leading contender for Ere d dy
Cochrane's welterweight crown.
meets Harvey Dubs. Friday, at
Olympia.
It's the first time that Uncle
Mike has come in here TO promote
since Young Kid Mccoy decisioned
AL Nettlow almost a year ago. IL
the match draws well-and indica-
tons are that the gate may reach
$50, 000--then Jacobs plans to
bring In more bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

case oCCdSlOned considerable criti-
CiSm. would be subject 10 constant
williams actions since the
storm broke about his head have
been admirable" Harridge said
wherever he has appeared I'm
exhibition games the fans have
been with him. believe that Ii
Indicative of the treatment he'll
receive about the league when
the season starts"
llarridge vii attend the opening
gU1c al Washington between the
Senators and Yankees and then e
to Sew York.
Commissioner KeneSaw NJ. Ian
dis Will sec the White Sox-St
Louis inaugural here and then par
ticipate i'm the Yankees homo
opener Friday
While IN New York Lands
llarridgc and National Leagu,
President Ford Prick VIII confel
ON arrangements for the I'VE
major league all-star games, SEIZED
,uled July CT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Jamaica Park Results

FIRST RAcE-$i BOO. claiming. 2-year
nlds. - mile
Flying Son tMeade) 800 2i.7o IL 81
Scout Real tZufelO 1910 90
4 Chance Cross (Laidley) 1919
| Time 02 as, of 20s.
Black Magic. Mad Time, straw Nest
Felsway and Bottle Imp also ran.
SECOND RAcE-H. 500 claiming. 3
wear -olds y mile.
I.len's BOY twrtsho $500 1890 SO
Dennis tLongdenl so 20
silver Trail (WalD 4 90
/ Time 1: Is, off 2:42
woodvale Queen, Flying West Gumm.c
up. Cruiser. Lady Insco. Eric knight
sweet Nushie and Brother Dear also ran
THIRD RAcE-Si5G". claiming, s-y.sr
olds and UP, a. mile.
Minee Mo lwrishD 1890 80 81
A boyne tMeade) $50 III
Sales Talk (Westropel 40,
Time 1913 Is. on 3l5ih
Skin Deep Grey Wolf and Brave Friai
also ran.
FOURTH RACES 00O allowances 2
year Odds, :, mile
Hoosier Wolf (Giibert) $50 40 ; 20
Gold Shower tMeadeb go 3.sl
Victory Drive (WalD 3 N
Time 90 As. off 3:52is.
All Hoss. Free Air, Through Train
Bulrushes and Regal Boy also ran.
L II u-S4lA4elv-trAtA<Ff-
mental Handicap. 3-year-olds, y mile:
IA pache tStoutb $50 800 g. %
Incoming (ZufelD $40 400
Waitabit tRodriguez) II 80
Time 1912 3-5, off 4:2s.
Lochinvar. Hyacinthus, First Fiddle
Flaught Azimuth, Phar Rong and Ameri-
can Wolf also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Si, 500. allowances, 3
year -olds. :. mile:
Arthur J. tWrighD 1920 $50 4 4C
X. Dorko tMeadeD $50 2 &C
Saku (WahlerD 3.6C
| Time 1913 as. off 5.05ik.
| Eros Ships Run, Domingo. Alohort
iHubbub and Saxon Paul also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--s1. 500. claiming. 4
year olds and up. 1 l-16 miles:
Here Again Gindberg) $40 $50 81
Pistol Pete day $40 q
a-Abmeres tWahler) 81
Time 1:4s as. off 5.4ih.
Priority. a-shansi Portet, Jeb Stuart snC
1 Pit Terrier also ran.
! a-Bleber entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
AIsab Runs Monday
In Chesapeake Trial

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md. April
IL tUP).-The Havre de Grace
spring meeting of II days opens
Monday and the first days action
will find interest divided between
the $1,000 Hartford Handicap and
the presence of Alsab in the six
furlong Chesapeake trial.
Ten horses were named for the
Hartford with top weight going TO
Cape Cod and Madigama, each
with l18 pounds.
Alsab's burden in the trial will
be 126 and he will be opposed by
a field of eight 3-year-olds. Bright
Willie. which defeated Mrs. Sa-
baths colt in Florida, is in with
ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Goldberg Us. Sanchez

Whether or not Uncle Mike
comes in here regularly. local pro-
moters have already been stirred
TO action by the forthcoming fes-
tivities. Nick Londes. who Is also
serving -as-Jaeehs matchmaker.
will promote the second OF his
shows Monday night at the Arena
Gardens.
Benny Goldberg. who holds the
state bantamweight title. will
meet Chick Sanchez in the 10
round main event Weight limit
fnrthe bout is 125 pounds. and
boxing commissioner John J.
Hettche has agreed 10 recognize
the winner as state featherweight
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Lew jenkins Fined
In Dallas Court

DALLAS, Tex. April II (UP).
Lew jenkins, former lightweight
boxing champion. lost his second
lsparring match in % hours today.
His opponents, however, were the
Dallas police.
Jenkins was freed on $500
bond after his arrest on charges
of driving an automobile while
intoxicated. A day previously he
had been forcibly removed from a
bus. and his lawyer entered a plea
of guilty TO drunkenness charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Prepare for
Midget Race

Preparations for the 200-lap
midget auto race TO be staged in
the State Fair Grounds Coliseum,
Saturday night, for the benefit of
the Civil Air Patrol, Squadron l,
will be completed this week.
Clyde Boyer, CAP supply off
Ger. who is promoting the race,
sand only l. cary Will be permitted
to start IN tho long grind, 10 of
them being chosen by the fastest
qualifying times, the other two
from the consolation race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Golfers Pay 10 Cent Fee
Into Service Fund

AJBURNDALE. Mass, April II
ms The Woodland Country
Clup today introduced a voluntary
tax n 10 cents on each round OF
golf, tho proceeds 10 be divided
between The army and navy relief
funds
q meter las been installed near
tho first tee 20 collect the dimes
Tho club is tic home course OF
former Amateur champions Fran
els Oulrret and Jesse Gulliord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
NARRAGANSETT

l-ARDENELL Sun Girl. General Planet.
2-FoRT GRIFFIN. Count Cotton, Hard
Loser
3-RED MEADOW. Reversal. High Mar
tin
4-BERRYvILLE, Musical Jack, Allan
wood
SC l. y, Rough Time, Naldina
Bishop.
s-BRIGHT TRACE, Ball Player. Kan
mad CRUSADER, Town Hall. She.
mite
s-FRANco SAXON. suertero, TedIum.
BEST--RED MEADOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Bowie Results

FIRST RAcE-si 500, maiden 2-year-
Olds, "a mile.
cay Venture ,Roberts) $40 1910 Zoo
BuTgOo Kid tDeering go D 10
Ny Malle (MCCombr' 40
Time 80 S-5, on 2.3i
Asnelaus, c-Zouave, Piucky Teddy. e-Nic-
tory Bell Naldina Blen, c-PHille. d-smoke
Ban. Lady Case and d-ship signal also ran.
c-Guest entry.
d-Rogers entry.
SECOND RACE -sl.4u0, claiming. 4
year-olds and up q mile
Dorothy Pomp
(SchmidD ll20 5 90 $50
croissant (Keiperl 30 500
Happy Hostess tVessellD 800
Time i.i6, off 3.07.
Chestnut Bur, Guinea Dorie. Glenptoom'
Berwyn. ugin Apprehend Long Legs,
Golden Dial and Njinsky also ran.
THIRD RACE-N 200. claiming, 4-year-
9 SIo;., AND up Up ME: ,soo ,oo 90
CRIMSON Lancer Cpe Camuu0 so
Time 1919 is. Oft 3.3s.
Kelley Pot, BIZ X. Arboral Ptmlico
Lady, wildmute, Real Boy, Egypts. Ger
tain Party and Toy Foot also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 81 500, allowances. g.
i Ind. sun 5Es@s,'ensid) 800 20 20 sss 20
800
Pharlen (sohmidD 200
Time IS l-A or %
Half Crown Bssl Liberty Patsy Flying
Reign. Golden story and AoondElft also
ran.
FIFTH RACES. 600 added. Southern
Maryland Handicap, 3-year-olds ana up
l.l6 miles:
Pictor tWoolb 40 20 so
haeohance mora 40 3 80
Cts Marion tMcCombsl 20
Time 1f4e Is on ~
Truis Pistules Air Master, Riding Light
and Warlock also ran
SIXTH RACE 81. 500 claimlng-4-yeaF-
olds and up. / l-l6 miles
Sturdy Duke tBersl 10 SO go 29O
A-Creepy Mouse IRemerscheid) 40 230
Saran (RooO 3l0
Zostera, a-Vsldina Leo and Hllblond also
ran
a. Bedwel entry
SEVENTH RACE 81 500, claiming. 4
year-olds and up. / 1-l6 miles:
Quaroma tSchmidh lose 40 4.eC
Guerrilla tMcCombs) ITO 7.lt
Yannie sid (Scocca) 800
Time so 10. OF s.h0ls.
Battle Won. Time Play, Noodvale Lass
No Ending. Dlngmsns and Mason Disor
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE --- 81. 200, claiming, 4.
year -olds and up. lilo miles.
Just Tourist (Keiper) 1910 40 30
Who Reign (DAttilol $50 2.7C
sunphantom (Roberts) 2 81
Time 80, off Gas.
GendArme. Dollar sign, High Blame anc
LeonaTdtown also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-Sl 900, claiming, 4-year-
Kleig Light tBrunelleD $40 100 200
Compton tMorrisseyb 100 80
Gallant One (Robertsonl IS 90
Time IA 2-o. of 2:32h.
Dissembler Ghost Queen, speedy Booger.
Pomplit and Vingt ~ Tn. also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sl. 600. claiming 4.
| year-olds and up. "a mile
/ Don Baby lMAleaD -=i4eea - : 1A- = a.
Pavilion (Nesu 12.4D $50
| Dinner Jacket Snyder go
Time 1:lt Is. OF 3.O3A.
TetratOwn, Blue Leona, Paddy Spill
way, Cadet Bob, fastener. Creakie, May
dig and Din aIso-ran---
THIRD RACE-Si 900. claiming. a.yeAr-
ods / mile and 40 yards
Witness Stand
(McMullenl 10 20 30
Bar Copper (Snvder) SO $40
Love Note (Craig) 30
Time l.i6 Is, of 1921
Mayb ank, spritewck Juanlta N. and
MiSft also ran.
FOURTH RACE-S1. 600. claiming. 4.
/ year-olds and up j mile and 20 Yards
! Topee (McMullen) 40 3 20 2 90
SoherRno (WeED $50 sc
Kurd.stan (Brunelle) $50
Time i;ii 2-5. Off i;01
Like Greenock. Journey On, oso arc
Scrooge also ran,
FIFTH RACE-S1.oo claiming, i.ysar-
One O one tAtkinson) % 80 1890 $50
IChallante fNandenberghPl 40 90
Ballast Reef (Bunnellel 3 20
Time l. II. OF 32h
Flaming High. Vadina Joe, Bailotant
and shaheen also ran
SIXTH RACES. 600 added Spring
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, =. mile
Douhlrab Thompson 1910 500 10
-samborombOn tBalaskO 20 $50
b-Grasshopper II (Strange) go
Time ! II 2-5. off . .u3
Charm Bracelet. pe Kslb and Camp
Verde also ran.
b-beeZley Cohen entry.
SEVENTH RACE - 81 600 allowances
4-year olds and up, / lie miles
Lght Sweeper (Bruneiel 500 5 80 80
Burgoo Trail tBalaskD 80 80
Don Moss tsnyderj 90
Time l:is 3-5, ~ 5.31M.
Purcellvile, Misty Quest. Perkomen II
and MIX Punch also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 600. claiming. 4
year-olds and up ] lie miles
Country Lass ,Bstesl 100 100 80
Jest once Robertson 900 $50
Catomar (Brennanb $50
Time 40 of 6 .02
Chatter Wreck. over Cold Dixie Torch
Warning witch, NOlasses Bill. supreme
Flag and Cosse also ran.
NINTH RACE 81 900. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up. ! l-16 miles
saxonian tcraig) so $50 90
Esta Thompson 30 ~
String Music tStrange) so
Time 80 3-5. N s'3i y.
Rocky Margot Sicklebhl, Jassion Ships
Bells, Battle Line and Black one also ian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Set PEA Trial Limit

AUGUSTA. Ga. April II GNS).
Sectional qualifying rounds for
the National p. G.. A. golf tourna-
ment Will be played any time prior
10 May ), or 20 days before the
tournament. which is slated for
May 25 at Atlantic City, officials
announced today.
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Woodward Apache
Wins Experimental

NEW YORK, April II NNS).
Apache, main hope of the Will
liam Woodward barn in the Ken
lucky Derby. splashed mud in the
faces of five other eligibles for the
Blue Grass classic 10 capture the
third running of the $1,000 added
Experimental Handicap before a
crowd OF 26,845 at Jamaica race
track today.
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BEsT-EIRE.
HAYRE DE GRACE
zee. Bluestring, Boston

Pal
2-ARIEL BEAM, Direction. Colleen M.
SAY JAY, Happy Lark. sobriquet.
4-CHALLOMINE, Eternal Peace, He
Rolls.
5-coLCHIs. Aisab. Bright While.
6-CAPE COD, Omission, Transhgure.
NAVY, Belle d'Amour, son Altesse.
s-BUNNY BABY. Janegri, Highomar.
BEST-CAPE COD.
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MONDAYS BEST BETS
HAYRE DE GRACE

Union, Blue String. Boston Pal.
2-ARlEL BEAM. Colleen M. Zaca-
brand
3-HAPPY LARK. Sobriquet Jay Jay.
+-CHALLOMiNE. Night GLOW. Eternal
Peace
5-BRlGHr WILLIE, Alsab. Seaman
like
e-MADIGAMA, Omission, Dawn Attack.
NAVY, Belle q Amour, Son Altesse.
SUNNY BABY. M emory Book,
pn prsr- ruArIoMrNr
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(By United Press }
JAMAICA

1--FoUR STARS, What Not, Blue
Whistler.
2-BRITISH WARM. Old Roseoush,
shortstop.
3-TRIERARcH. Il Capallero. BlaIing
Glory.
IN A TO NJ A s.. Lolita Poise. cushla
Machree.
5-ETRE. Opening Bid, Air Current.
6-TOTAL ECLIPSE. City Talk, Peep
Show
7-FLYlNG LEGION. UvAlde, Neddis
Boy.