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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

SIXTH RAcE-S7Oo. claiming Agar
olds and up I l-i6 miles
Forsooth tGlidevein 40 $50 : 80
New Englander CPariss) 7 90 q 30
Lou Hans (BrooksB 40
Time As rs or 454i4
Blon Ola, "TeHevane. Hoot Owl. Had
more, Good Taste. 'Prompto 'Chin Music,
Jacscarf and MolAsses Mios also ran.
'Field.
SEVENTH RACE -- $500 claiming, T.
year olds and UP. / lie miles:
Par Sucre tDAttilol $50 $50 $50
'Aldridge (GlidewelD $40 ; 81
Swain adams 40
Time a OF rs
Don Moss CAEO'. Part KIM Fair
Player Manila BAy Batter. AnsnlAy and
'Evil Spirit also ran 'Fleid
EIGHTH RACE $500 claiming. t-year-
olds ard Up. ! y miles
Pillorlad tWhiungD $50 $50 2 ~
Little Tramp CGndsWeiD $50 3 30
Somali ODAttilob , 20
Time . O5 rs. or s.5g
Holl Image. StroWng BY MY Echo.
Convile Geudarn4e Spanish Belle, FloTIan
II. 'Arcadisn and AIRY aiso ran. Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
CUISINE Refuqe
Staff Is Called
Into Services
CcC Camp Also viii
Close, Freeing Deer;
Experiments to Continue

Despite closing the CCC Camp
CUISINE Sunday, which will reduce
operations at the conservation de-
partments CUISINE Wildlife Expert
ment Station, the place will not
be abandoned. Harry d. Ruhi
chief of the game division, said.
Deer now kept in the corrals
probably will be liberated when
CCC labor no longer is available
for the cutting OF browse and Pc
riodic weighing of the animals TO
determine how vel lthey get along
on various diets. Deer yard carry
ing capacity studies will be con-
tinued, however, with the deer In
fenced, one-acre swamp plots.
What is to be done with the
CuSino herd of four moose, one
of the important tourist attrac-
tons OF the region near Munising,
has not yet been decided.
Military service is claiming all
three game men of the station
staff. Adolph Stebler, station di.
rector, enters the army this
month; George Amman, orthi-
nologist, is in the army uniform
now, and Warren Shapton. biolo-
gist, will enter a naval training
school in a few months.
With the closing OF five more
civilian conservation camps today,
only Ia CCC camps of all kinds in
Michigan remain and only three OF
them are Michigan state forest
camps.
Also directly affecting conserva-
ton department projects is the
closing of Camp Hartwick Pines,
under administration of the ma
tional parks service which supplied
labor for Improvement of Gray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Northern Pike Is
Killer Of the Lakes

The northern pike, or pickerel
undoubtedly IS one OF the most
voraciouS Of freSh-water FISH. de-
vouring unfortunately other fish
young waterfowl small mammals
and csrrion. II lies in watch in a
dense bed OF grass or rushes, dart
ing out at its victims with light
ming speed. II often attacks and
kills FISH As large as itself and ap-
pears 10 have few enemies other
than man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
5 State Parks May Be
Closed for Duration

Proposed closing of five or more
state parks for the duration of the
war has been postponed by the
state conservation commission I'M
I'll conference can be arranged TO
discuss local management of the
park sites.
Cheboygan, Gladwin, Benzie and
White Cloud state parks are four
which NAV be closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

which will be held at the State
Fair Grounds in Detroit some time
in May.
The No. ! team in the Macken-
zie Wednesday Night League COM
posed Of Leland Chalmers, B. Har-
mount, d. Graham. +. Lussky and
j. HendrickSon shot a team total
of IA against the No. 2 teams
635.
Neal Marks. statistical officer of
the big Central Michigan Rife and
Pistol League is back in kalama-
700 after a six months sojourn in
Detroit. His fifth report on the
standings of the Central Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wins
81, 500 Florida
Race Feature
Sisnaior Closes Fast
to Get Place Spot;
Winner Pays $3.50

MIAMI, Fla, March II (INS).
The Coral Gables Handicap.
which brought out some Of the
leading contestants of the recent
Widener Handicap. was won by
Charles S. Towards Midland at
Tropical Park today.
Making a show OF his field, the
big horse from Seabiscuit's stable.
took the 1850 added money event
by four lengths in new track rec
ord time of lag 2-5. pairing two
fifths of a second off the previous
mark.
Second place In the field of 10
starters went TO Woolford Farms
Signator, heretofore rated q
sprinter, which turned in an excel
lent effort to finish the route we'll
up. Another length and half back
followed j. w. Dials Llanero,
which. like Signator. was an out
slider in the field. Woodvale Farms
Our Boots was fourth.
Jockey Leon Buddy" Haas, who
couldn't bring Midland home bet
ter than eighth in the Widener
Handicap. made the Howard color
bearer step his best today even
though top weight of 125 pounds
had to be contended with. After
Signator took an early lead. Mo
land wrested command at the
three-Quarters and from there on
just made it a question Of how
big the margin would be.
Llanero ran steady race, be.
ing well up throughout and hold
ing on stoutly. Our Boots, fourth
in the Widener, could do no bet.-
ter than finish. in the same posi-
ton today
Midland, paid $3.50. $3.50 and
b S'"1etor Wa 49," ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Nations to,Hea &. :! Dates for, :

March 22-Amateur Shooting
Dog Stakes at L. A. Young
Gun Club, Nine-Mile road and
Southheld. sponsored by Mich
igan Sportsman Association OF
ROYAL Oak.
March 25-Detroit Times Rife
Range and School open to
public at 400 West Garfield.
March 26-27-28-Twentieth an
nual convention, Izaak Walton
League of America, at La
Sale Hotel, Chicago.
March 26-Hearst Times Rifle
Matches begin at Hamtramck
High School; open 10 all Ham
tramck citizens.
March 26-Special rifle match
between Wyandotte Sons of
VIEW Post 1886 and Alliance,
Ohio VIEW at Roosevelt High
School. Banquet at VIEW Post
rooms, Goddard and Biddle
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Outdoor Clubs
ProtestDiversiOn
0fGdme Funds
Conservation Body
Ordered to Use Fees
for Fire Fighting
BY DON GnLIEs

For years Michigan sportsmen
have fought bitterly the diversion
of license money for any purpose
other than that for which il is In
tended-the promotion Of hunting
and fishing. SO far they have
been successful.
The latest assault on game pro-
lection funds is the state admin
istrative boards refusal 10 grant
the conservation department $685.
600 with which TO extend and i'm
prove the forest fire protection
system in order to meet the in
creased danger from sabotage.
During the last special session
Of the Legislature. bill was
passed appropriating $1,000, 900 TO
be used in emergency needs of the
state. The disbursement of these
funds are under the authority of
Harry F. Kelly, secretary of state,
Vernon J. Brown, auditor general,
and Frank Murphy. lieutefNrt
governor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
HdUer Gets an 81

Royal Oak Sportsmens Con-
gresS, one OF the most active
leagues in the Hearst-Times shoot,
fired their weekly match yesterday
with the No. 3 team capturing
high scoring honors with 1877.
Dennis Havcr put prone score
of 81 with a nice standing round
Of 81 10 lead with 1871. II Cow
gill was next with It's w. f.
Tommy Thompson commander
in chief Of all Sportsmens Con-
gress leagues. amaSsed a total
OF l63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Oaklawn Results

FIRST RACE $500. claiming. agar
olds and up, y mile.
Jayfcee CVedderD 400 $50 3 so
Pops Rival tParise) $50 $40
Fair Hero tHigleyl 1910
Time IL rs, off 7l3lS.
Devils Froic. Fountain Grove. Dawn
Portage, Burston Manor Pearl Alma.
Misuetoe. 'wawmour ottos Choice and
'Ambo also ran. Field.
SECOND RACE $780, claiming. I.year.
Art OF war lzufelD 1900 500 40
Yesteryear tBiancoJ $50 go
Polars KEEPER - 20
Time l;l3, or 245h
DARBY Dallas. Hover Illinoi. Tom. Bud.
ron and Edssel also ran. Field.
THIRD RAcE-s7Oo. claiming, Swear
Olds, "a mile.
Mandate (Datllol so 50
Lady sponsor CGorman) $50
Time 1913, off 3:l7
HiIlnny. 'Hnlflly, 'Bsck Heels Doctor
Reder, Phantom Lady. Grand Bonny, stel.
known, Jack OHana ana Csrlarlass also
ran. 'Fied.
FOURTH RACE $500 allowances, 4
year-olds ana up l lis miles:
Pirate tNestropel go so 20
Vegas justice Longden, 30
Time la 30. OF 35i
Happy Hunting s-CaCoferror. Quarter
back, Chi Red Moon b-Ofneiet. Patrol
Scout, ashipmate, b-Touch And Go also
ran
a -Bostwick entry h-Houssels entry.
FIFTH RACE $1,000. handicap. s-year.
olds and up, q mile
Frank Boy tSCurOCkl 3g-3-s0 , 80
Marriage king so 90
King Abby tNestrope) s 30
Time 70 or %
Book Plate Alhslon. c-Fly t., Johnny
Jr c-Powder Bluff and Little Red Fox
also ran.
c-Reynolds entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
OAkLAWN

tHot springs, Ark.)
my CREST, Hanky Panky. Red Go.
2-PRIHCE PUCK, Momentito, Who
Kan
3-THREE BANGS. o. X. Mullen,
Owasse.
4-coUNTMEIN, Plucky Muffin, Cap
Fury.
-JoURNEY ON. Ocean Bound. Late
pass
6-Hl-CARL, Our Bud. Tuntable.
T--PoMPToN, Lonely Road, Royal Cir
Gus.
s-coNscRIPT. Black Bnmmel, Ess-
Jaytee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
MONDAYS BEST BETS
(By United Press)
TROPICAL PARK

tAt Miami, Fla
1-LIGHr CHASER, Bolo Tie, HsIcyon
Rock.
2-TIBERIUS. Hand. Aljack.
3-WISE HOBBY, Brown Ben. War
Emblem.
4-FLoATAWAY. Boy Angler. Flaming
High.
b-ALBATRoss, Airspring. PORTABLE.
6-PoRTER's CAP, Augury, Bull Reign.
Light Sweeper.
s-HANDIBoY, Eavarin. Singing Heels.
s-LlBERTY SAND. Barrymore. Bold
Turk.
BEsT-PoRTER's CAP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
CYO Basketball
Schedule
AT ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY CENTER

st. David vs.. s.. Margaret Mary CL-B)
AT ! St. Catherine W, st. Cecilia tH b
At 2. 81 Aphonsus vs.. Sweetest Heart Of
Mary CH-B) At g. 81. Ambrose Va. ~.
Paul OF Crosse Pointe (HB) at 4: st.
Anthony vs. o. l.. Mt Carmel (H-Bl AZ
D.. 81. Vincent VS. St Charles GLIB at 8.
ST. Nicholas vs.. q. l.. Queen OF Apostles
Obj ~ Z. 81 Francis (Poush) VS. o. l..
Queen Of Apostles (H-AD at ST. Bene-
diet Va. Santa Maria (L-A) At 2.
AT HOLY ROSARY GYM
o. Z Queen o. Apostles vs. St Vincent
CO. at 2: 81. Gregory W 81. Rita CO
a. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
OAKLAWN

CAT Hot Springs, AK
mount KALA. Kenton Bar. Tuioma.
2-PRINCE PUCK. King Epithst, Cap
tain Fac.
SO. X MULLEN, owasss. Double
Back
count MEM, okoole Maluna. Bay
Flash.
5-oCEAN BOUND, Late Pass. Psnns-
burg
e-BAHADUR, Hi Carl, Turntabls.
LONELY ROAD, Pompton, Jacks
Pride.
B-EssJAYTEE. Lyner. Silver B.
BEST-PRINCE PUCK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
(By International News Service)
TROPICAL PARK

L BOLo TIE, Light Chaser, Regal Boy.
-NoRSWEEP, Allaek, Handy Justice.
3-BROWN BEN. Wise Hobby. Borders
Boy.
4-FLAMING HIGH. Mar lie. Balm
5-AIR SPRING. Mixer. Portable
6-AUGURY, DeKalb. Porter's Cap.
LOVELY DAWN. Light Sweeper.
Banker Jim.
s-sINGING HEELS, HandIboy, Ma
warm.
e-BARRYMoRE. Liberty Sand, Baltes.
BEST-BROWN BEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Red Sox Win Easily
From Dodgers, 81

SARASOTA Fla, March q
(UP). - The Boston Red Sox
hopped on Kirby Higbe for two
runs in the first inning and never
we're headed as they scored an
81 victory over the Brooklyn
Dodgers today. The Red Sox
touched Higbe, Hugh Casey and
Bob Chapman for 10 safeties as
Yank Terry and Oscar Judd ra-
toned three hits 10 the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Rabbits Need No Water

Cottontail rabbits and snowshoe
hares need no drinking water" as
they get whatever moisture they
need from the food they eat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Used by All

II represents the great outdoor
playground Of Michigan which not
only provides enjoyment for our
own people. but thousands of
tourists and vacation spending
public.
Certain persons have declared
that forest fire protection bene-
fitted mostly the sportsman and
that the sportsmen'S license money
should pay for il. The truth OF
the matter is that the actual bene-
m 10 sportsmen consists of pro-
lection from fire damage only 10
game and stream cover. This is
small when compared TO the
millions Of dollars of property pro-
tected.
Game protection funds al
ready give $4,000 for impressed
labor and $4,000 I'm services Of
conservation officers" Joseph p.
Rahilly, chairman OF the con-
servation commission, declared.
This represents between 20 and
25 per cent of all fire protection
costs borne by hunters and fish,
ermen," Rahilly pointed out.
adding that "they are already
paying more than their share"
Grave Situation
The refusal Of the board 70
grant the requested appropriation
presents A very grave situation
With our country al war. an i'm
mediate danger of vast proper
tons has arisen. CCC crews have
been withdrawn; lack of normal
snowfall has created an early dry
season, which could mean the de.
struction OF the whole north
country.
Experienced fire tower men and
wardens have left for better pay.
ing jobs in defense plants and mer
throughout the north country arr
scarce. Many have been taken ir
the Selective service call.
The real danger Is sabotage
One man, an enemy agent with 2
can Of oil soaked rags, could fire
thousands Of acres.
SpOrtSmen are asking the pub.
lies help IN enforcing attention
and recognition on the state al,
mInistratlve board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Crops Wont Be Hurt

Experience has shown that il is
often possible 20 increase the
supply 81 wildlife even on heavily
titled areas. without interfering
with We customary crops grown
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Share Second Place

Central City Gun Club of Jack
son, Ann Arbor and Twin City
Rifle Club of Benton Harbor are
sharing second place with four
wins against one loss. Paw Paw,
Nineteenth Maccabees OF Kala-
mazoo. Flint, and the Borderline
Club Of Port Huron are next with
three wins against two losses. G..
Widmark Of the Central City Club
starred in this round with a high
individual score of 295 out Of a
possible 300. Holland was high
team scorer with 1453.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Huge Caddie Bill

Americas annual caddie bill Of
81. 900, 900 is more than the coun-
trys pay roll for college profes-
Sors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
ANN ARBOR HIGH HITS HIGH
No. | Team Is No. | in School Competition

show Holland and Shiawasset
sharing first place with five win;
against no defeats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Havana Results

FIRST RAcE-s225, claiming, 5-yssr-
ODDS and up, y mile:
Maolissa (VinAl ! to l 10 out
Bombing (Acosta) to out
Good Friday tFernandezi out
Time i:15 is. OF 3:02
CansewAy. King Maurice, sabareno, Be
q Belle and Bob c. also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

~ ~ TNV<
T SIXTH RKcE-At7 900 added coral
Gables handicap. 3-yeaf-olds and Up,
Ia miles,
Midland Haas $50 $50 3 80
Signator tStricklefb -fA SO 50
Llanero (AtkinsonI II 90
Time. i.4s as new track reeord).- OF
l:53i7.
Minnelusa, Sir Marlboro Get on Ala
king. Our Boots, Eternal Peace and
Choppy Sea also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-Sl.oo claiming, a.
year-olds and up, mile and 10 yards
Relious CThompsonD 1l30 700 $50
Blockader (Harreu 1880 $40
BAlloter (DearaD $40
Time ga Is OF 5,22h
Waugh Pop, Cousin Nan. Hoptown LASS,
Woodvale Lass. Ny Shadow and Stimuli
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 900, claiming, T.
year -olds and up, III miles:
All Even tMilligan) $3.50 l1.60 $50
Jumping Jill (Allgaer) 1880 $40
Portsmouth (Wrightb $40
Time 2:33 As. off 5.5Oh
Memory Book, Shasta Mouie. Tacheone,
Pilatesun. Hup Nancy, Just Tourist, stri.
dent. Oversight and Belfry Chimes Also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
DENLY High team No shot one
of their highest scores in the
Hearst-TimeS matches last week,
when they run up a mark of $40.
Lynn Apologize was the hero get
ting 95 prone and II standing for
a 172 score. Vern Lahore fol-
lowed with ITO. Others on the
team were Cliff Dreyer 156, Don
Ramon l67 and Max Lanff las.
The Blue team in Cooley High
Wednesday night league coached
by Sergt j. j Shuder scored a
team total of 705. Chester Lipa
was high man with 167.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-Si 900. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up, y mile.
Night TIDE tMinigan) T.5o $40 $50
Bad Cold (Martinsz) 2.s0 $50
Arched (strickler) $40
Time 1:12 of 203
Rays Pride. High Luck. Old Whitley
Queen Echo. Sea Chanty. VIVA Haze. Chigre.
Stuart b. and Comendsdor III also ran.
SECOND RAcE--s1, 900. claiming. s.
year-olds. a mile
Putitthers (MeadeD 400 $50 2-20
Implicit tstTckler) 720 $40
hersa Matruh (McCreary) 2,30
Time l:l1 2-S. of 2:3Th.
Battle Lark Maupeace, West-Ho, Out
Front and Lookout Rascal also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl. 400. allowances. =
year-olds, n mile
Rubber City (canarella) $50 $50
Ny Zsca (ThompsonD $50
Time Al. OF 3:l3h.
Tea Clipper IL Amt. Southern Yam,
Dots Key and Glecomar also ran.
FOURTH RACES. 900, claiming. 4.
year-olds and up, \ mile:
Strong Arm
(Thompson) 1910 $40 } 10
Balmy Spring (Melochel $50 $50
Victory Bound (Brunnells) $50
I I,%. sd dli RT s. stl s5.Dnon and yo,un
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si, 900, claiming. s-yesr-
olds. mile and 20 yards:
Lieb Light (Strlckkrl 40 90 s 90
Spread Eagle (MeAd@ $40 2 70
aAsnytng tThompsoni 40
= "a LA "a on 4,1sts -' In tt
YES Melissa ssss' 80
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

SECOND RACE-s22s, claiming. 4-yesr-
olds and up, y mile
Bobby Buxton CAlfonso) 3tos ,os out
Topotex (Bolvarl 10 l out
Geo. w. Rocks tAlorda) out
Time 1:14 As, of 32eh.
Court General. Jimmy H. SILK Covering,
Oatsie b. and Redbinder also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s25o claiming. t-yssr-
olds and up, 5h furlongs:
Chateau Lagarde
(Posada) II to- 10 out
Texas Tony (Falerol TO } out
Ladogan Hernandez out
Time 1907, on 1857
Miss sokolo. The Jurt. Knowing. Aunt
Carol and Loyal Son also ran.
FOURTH RACE $3.50, claiming. Swear
olds and UP, a mile:
Full o. Run (FAlerol stoo to7 out
Mikes Luck (Posada) 3to2 out
Pont Neuf (DisID out
Time l:il 3-5. Off 42e
weebAE. Constitutional. Magic shadow.
Husood and OF s~setis also ran.
FIFTH RAR $3.50 claiming. s-y.sr.
Odds and up. WkfurlonSs
Hy sonny tGonrsSS7A 10 I
a =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

: ~ y
w6fyiSS RoldVn e,v-o, --a---.-,
Asyes King and stinEAi also ran.
SIXTH KAcE-S25o, claiming. t.ysar.
-eias ana tip a mite
Bon Mot lFernAndeID 8 10 5 I to7 GU,
Peter II (Aivarezl Stol OF,
'EtheFs Choice (Venero) out
- Time II. of ash
Array Lady Flyer. Grace Whisk, night.
away and Brilliant Nell also ran.
SEVENTH RACE $3.50 claiming. &.
year-oldS and UP ] lie miles
Lady Sichner tFaleroJ 3toi to1 out
Zinnia (Fernandczl to2 out
PrincipeEsa tRodriguez) out
Time 81 OF 5;4slS
Wagold Sea Cha rmer. Gay May, Harvey
and Bo Dean also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $3.50. claiming I-ysar-
ods and up. mile and 90 yards
Kin Mag FOnte) 3 to 10 out
Lucky Seven (Rollnsl 10 , out
Beaver County tCoicochel out
Time 40 3-s off 6.lsh.
Fast Agent. MY Gracious. Gallant Risk.
Sister Reign and Carplm slso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. March 21.-
Spring football practice will start
at the University of Michigan Mon
day afternoon under most unset
tied conditions. In former years
the coaches had a good idea who
would return for the fall season,
barring an unexpected loss TO the
scholastic departments.
But this year all is changed. The
coaches not only have no idea who
will be available by fall, but they
don't know which members OF the
staff may be missing. There has
been considerable talk of Coach
Fritz Crisler coaching the Great
Lakes Naval Training team. Back
field Coach, Earl Martineau is
former member of the Marines and
might be called into active service.
2 Extra Games
Ten OF last years lettermen will
be absent from the spring drills.
They will be graduated in June.
At least one more. Harold Lock-
ard. will be in active service and
lost 10 the club. Most of the others
had their numbers drawn last week
in the draft
With 10 games on the schedule.
the Wolverines will play two con-
tests with service teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

They told the conservation COM
mission if money is needed for
forest fire fighting, take il from
the game protection fund which
consists Of iicefTe' tees pad .oS
Ne~s 3, gi,',,,tIS
ariof
on the grounds that license funds
are not any part of the general
tax money paid by the public, but
instead a special fee paid BY hunt.
ers and fishermen for the pro-
motion of their sport.
Forest fire protection. which Is
financed from the state general
fund, is a matter of protection of
property, interests and assets of
the entire public. This fire pro-
lection covers millions of dollars
worth Of resort and private prop
erty in the north country. 1t also
includes oil fields, thousands Of
acres of state forests and state
lands on which millions Of trees
have been planted by CCC boys
and other agencies during the past
eight years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

FIRST RAcE-Sl.OOO. purse. 2-ysAr-olds
IN aidenS. furlonRa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

-5AVING LATOOC -EO on
- CAVE = SECRET LEO55
a BAG CONTAINING TILE
NCMA2A JEWEL COLLECTION
AOGUE-TE ENDS -E2
LETTER.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Dummies Of Jops Used by Morksmen in Place Of CIoys
Weiss Speeiozes Theft Champions

Frederick e. Trani of the Norman
(Okla) naval base told prep
coaches that the average soccer
forward runs from 8 to 10 miles a
game.
Today's guest star-Dan Parker,
New York Daily Mirror: 1.-THE
MacPhail hesitated until the last
possible moment before letting
himself in for such competition
as Bobo Newsom will give him
conversationally. However. the
situation called for desperate
measures. so there's now an
eternal talking triangle in Brook
lyn, made up of the Lip, the
Mouth and the Tongue"
The son also rises-When Nor
man Vending, Lexington CMich.)
golf pro, entered the recent Mich
igan Open he decided that his
14-year-old son Jack was getting
good enough to be taken along
for the experience of playing in
a tournament. Jack didn't do
so badly, considering that he was
the youngest player in the event.
He turned in an 50 for the first
round. Vending senior had
an 81.
Service dept.-First football
casualty at the et Nary's Naval
Evening star., 1942-09-03

The Cincinnati Reds recently re-
ceived a letter from a Kentucky
village telling of the feats of a
local 16-year-old who was hitting
1892 and had belted 80 homers in
IA games. A scout was dispatched
Immediately. A day or SO later he
came back with very red face
to report that the hero's team
averaged eight years in age and
the opposition nine.
Sportpourri-The Massachusetts,
Boxing Association probably will
return to the NBA before long.
Planning to create CONSERVATION
in college boxing ranks. Coach AL
Kawal of Michigan State says he
will teach every member of his
squad to fight as a southpaw.
George Stirnweiss, the Newark
Bears speed king, is the sixth
hase-stealing champion to work
for George Weiss, boss OF the
Yankee farmhands. Gene Martin
did the trick twice for the old
New Haven Eastern League club;
at Rochester Burney Grimm won
the title and at Baltimore 1T was
Dennis Sothern. Stirny will be
Newarks third champ, following
Johnny Neun and Ernie Koy.
Boosting soccer as 4 sport to
eoushen athletes, Ii. q. q