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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20
School Kids Learn
How To Lay An Egg
tDy AssocIated Pre..l

CHAHLO1-TE. N. C., April 3d.
First grade pupils of the Eastover
school here are mixing theory and
practice. A hen is sitting in a nest
by the teachers. desk so that the
pupils can seei how chickens
match.
of the House: "The peroxide OF
time has tourched his hair and
gently turned it to silver This
is but symbol that his expert
ence, his learning, his knowledge
has ripened into wisdom that
comes with an early mellowing
of age"
Legislative owls accustomed
to sneaking out around midnight
for bite to eat and a bottle of
brew found every door locked
and barred against them on Sat
urday night. The Army takes
over the town on week-ends.
and solons found they were no
more important than anyone
else when the curfew went in
TO effect along about 1880. Even
city slickers like Neil McMul-
len went to bed without any
supper. Shades of Ybor City.
LOG OF THE LOBBY LIZ
YARDS: United Growers MURL.
pacing the Cherokee lounge
Labor's SILVA reading the new
best seller entitled Friday,
Thank Coz" Florida Theaters'
CARTWRIGHT substituting q
smoke" for a Silver" screen
e. H. RAMSEY soliciting SUBJ
scribers for the Tax-Gram-
Florida Press Association s
LEACH, who can stick like one
Tax Information Association
PEMBERTON pointing with
alarm to Unhappy Spectacle
Associated Industries LAY. who
certain guys would like to, like
a carpet.
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FOR SALE-Cabin Cruiser, IS
feet long, eight feet wide.
S250.00 cash. sos Francis ST.
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Food

Agricultural News Service, in a
roundup of news from Home
Demonstration Agents and Coun-
ty Agents over the state, reports
that the home garden movement
is sweeping the state. With such a
great increase in surplus foods for
canning, housewives should re-
member the following advice:
Almost all vegetables except
tomatoes must be canned under
steam pressure in order to get the
high temperature necessary to
preserve them safely. If pressure
cookers are not available in your
community, ask your county agent
or home demonstration agent
about pressure cookers available
for community use.
Directions for canning the va
rious garden products are to be
found in the U. S. Department of
Agriculture's Farmers Bulletin
No. 1852, Home Canning of Fruits,
Vegetables and Meats
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The Negro republic of Liberia
was first colonized by American
freed slaves early in the 10Th CEN
tury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

Scooter. Flash
light Batteries. Electric Irons,
Cords, Large Pedestal Fan, "a
inch. Apply at Skating Rink.
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FOR SALE-New kerosene wa
ter heater and kerosene range.
Apply c. W. Crave, Apt. z,
Joseph YateS-Porter Place.
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FOR sALE-1s40 Studebaker,
Commander Deluxe. Four-door
Sedan with overdrive. S575. 90.
M L. Stansbury, 20-l Poin-
ciana Place. apr20- % 23-24-4tx
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets, $1.00. 500
Sheets, Coo. These prices now
in effect. The Artman Press.
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FOR SALE mems and small
boys bicycles, all with new
tires. 5 Victory tires and
tubes also; heavy balloon
tubes; 2 carrier baskets; l pr.
ladies pedals: 2 bicycle locks.
All new. 2-lb. roll patching
rubber. See Wicks-Ross Trail
err Park, GIL Division. Until
s p. m. only. apr2O-ltx
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Tires

More than 2,00u Florida motor
ISIS have lost their right to tire re-
placements during the past so days,
II. L. Mccain, state OPA mileage
rationing officer, announced re-
Gently. ii
These rebresent specders caught
by the state highway patrol. Most
wee passenger cars travelling
from so to 30 miles an hour. Full
record of the arrests have been
ivea local. rationing boards and
when the drivers apply for tires,
they will be turned down.
This drastic, action was taken in
order to stop the waste of rubber.
T,,day's tires will not stand up at
high rates of speed.
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BOOKS = New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you di.nes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon
ton St at Eaton st.
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Superjeep built by expert to
Army rail service.
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FOR SALE-Lot 70 #. 6 in. by
SO #. 6 in. Corner of Newton
and Georgia. For $4,000 cash.
Apply J. Disdier, 1104 Grin
nell. apr17-6tx
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TRAILER for sale. $500 cash. $40
Dey street. Call after 6 p. m.
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TENT with side wall "a inches
9x12. Ropes. Sleeps 4. 1119
White Street. apr20- 1t
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REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS


NOTICE. will not be responsible
for any bills made by my wife.
Elena Sands Alfred E. Sands.
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When it comes to dishin' up q
mess of plain and fancf read
in. Dixie Mason can hold his
own with anyone and as read
ing clerk he has given House
members an earful. If the occa-
sion requires he can read a bill
distinctly and with distinction,
but when time" is an element,
he can pour flock of words to-
gether so fast he makes tobac-
co auctioneer look like total
loss.
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FOR Small Icebox, 9x12.
Domestic Rug, Kitchen Table
and matching shelving. Call at
400 Duval, Apt. /. Wed. aft.
Owner leaving city apr20-ltx
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1895 CHEVROLET SEDAN MO.
TOR; just overhauled; tires
like new; must sell; leaving
for Navy. $4,000 ifsold right
away. 86-3 Poineiana Place.
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Worthy of quotation in the
Literary Digest's Picturesque
Speech" department, was the
following from the speech of
Rep. L. c. crofton of Brevard,
seconding the nomination of
Richard II Simpson for Speaker
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FOR SALE

NEW BREAKFAST TABLE: sin
gle bed and springs. 53i Fran
els. apr19-3tx
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quantities to KEEP Floridians cool
this summer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

FOR. SALE-Radios, l Hallicraft-
er 8-tube communications type
receiver: / 1941 Philco table
model, 3-band built-in antenna.
push-button selector. etc. l
Westinghouse, foreign and local
reception; l Kadette, 9 tubes.
police and broadcast recep-
ton. M. L. Stansbury, 20-1
Poinciana Place.
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $50 a. m.
EsW.T. (City Office
Tomorrcw's Tides
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Classified Column
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FOR SALE FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
LONG DISTANCE TEAM

MONEY NO OBJECT DEPT /:
Boxing promoter Nick LondeS. a
personal friend of Young Jim Nor
ris, says he talks by phone with
the Olympia vice president every
two or three days when 1t. Jim
gets some free moments at Coral
Gables. where he is stationed with
the Naval air force. I'm running
boxing al Olympia on a partner
ship basis with Jim says Nick.
and be tells me 20 keep good
fights coming into Olympia at any
cost that money rs no object "
Young jim is really missed in
sport circles. especially in Mont
real where that half-world char
acter known as The Jockey al
ways found him good for a quick
touch. The Jockey. who always
is on the make around the Red
Wings and other visiting teams. is
entertaining sometimes just be-
cause Of his nerve. Come on.
Norris Pop" The Jockey used 10
say. You're closer than dead
heat. Young Jim usually refuted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SOME LoAD-liO POUNDS

CARRYING THE MAIL: Turf
followers OF the Dominion are
sounding the odd cheer for Shep-
perton, The four-year-old son Of
Sun Crag and Clearwater which
has emerged as the best weight
carrying horse Canada has seen
In years The other day he lugged
lao pounds 10 a four-length VIC
tory in the mile and sixteenth of
the Parkdslo Handicap on Duff
fern Parks halfmtle oval-time
/ 80. Shcpperton deserves a bow
although he cant be mentioned
in the same breath with the
greats. EXterminaior. one Of the
best, tried 10 take lao pounds
mile and half and wound up
sixth in the Independence Day
Handicap at Latonia iR 1922. But
he won AZ mile and quarter
under 1873 against real horses and
seldom carried under 100 in his
sixth and seventh campaigns. Dis
CovCry went a mile and three six
tccnthS under l39 in 81 - 10
win by two lengths IN the Mer-
chants and Citizens Handicap at
Saratoga in 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Star Negro Il S
To Clash Here

West Virginia's Yellow Jackets
and TuSkegeeS Golden Tigers will
clash at University OF Detroit
Stadium i'm one of the big Negro
college football games of the year
Sa .urday. Nov. s.
II will be tho first time a Tus-
kegee team has played in Detroit
West Virginia has performed here
before and each time made a bril-
liant showing. Last year the
MountdinecrS defeated WILDER
force at the TitanS' stadium on
Thanksgiving Day before crowd
Of 10000
Tuskegee is expected 10 have
one of the best teams in the
South and may win the confer
cnCe title.
Coach Cleve Abbott Of TuSke-
gee. one of the outstanding men,
tors OF Negro college football,
alwa,e h~e 0aShV tearn An ex-
ponent Of the famous "T' forma-
..u.. uv IS counting on his fast
backs and tricky formations n
win here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Thistledown Results

FIRST RAcE-s-yssr-olds and up, =.
mile
Connaugh, tRutchsr) 900 $50 so
Patricia a (Hart) 4 oo So
Miss Frakes tRoberts) 90
Time II 30, of 306
Big Bubble Hutoka. cray Romance
Black Brummel BONANZA Lou and Naldina
lois also ran.
SECOND RAcE-3.yesr-olds and M.
lis miles.
DUTY Frs, tRobertO $40 500 200
Ny Myri CHigley) go 81
Princess Olo (Butcher) 20
Time 1:47 %. OF 3 %.
Discar. Ramhoo Broom AICa Sea Lord,
Far Isle and Red Idol also ram.
THIRD RACE - 3-year-olds and up.
milo and 40 Yards:
Good Play tHarD 900 AZ go
OVala (Roherts1 NJ 80
NJ istucky tSouthl go
Time i.s24-5 IN 412is
Ina Lady Red buster. Cold Queen
and Marie Olympia also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds snd w.
lis miles
Wishihadaral
(Caffareisl $50 z 20 80
Rudgeteer (Putcherl 100 8 50
Ball0ter ALFONSO 3 90
Little hbner. Giastauder Finally and
Burning Stick also ran,
FIFTH RAcE-2-ysar -olds. = milo.
Chief Knocker
tMnIenql rs so . GO 50
Darby DsNlsh tCor0ayJ 5 80 3 50
Hieh Harp tAlfonsoi ~
Time 1.l2 IS. on 5.1slz
Nal1Iua Sonora. Soldier. our Merrick
Lihyan star and Vsldina Loua also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
OFF THE HOOK

SOLDERING DE LUXE: Syl
Apps. former Toronto Maple Leafs
captain. hasn't been in the Cana
dian army long but he really has
a fancy title already. for a mere
private. He's director of per
sonnet collections" which some Of
the boys think means hockey
players. Apps told a reporter he
couldn't moan about on the rig
ors Of army life since he works
from $50 TO 5. has an hour and
half for lunch and sleeps at
home. He is expected TO play for
the Army Daggers team which is
loaded with former National
Hockey League stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
m THE OPEN
m THE OPEN With Don GilIes
SHELL, SUPPLY SCANT
FOR BIRD SEASON FRIDAY

Michicans army ~ hunters.
s00 600 strong. wlll take 20 The
fields and Swalcs next Friday
morning ir pursuit oi a bumper
crop'uf phesSsutS and other small
game under Tho most trying con-
ditionS ln their history
Severe ammda uon shortages
cas- restrictions and war work IS
certain 10 clt heavily into the
number Of niurodS out 20 harvest
this falls game crop but dyed
in-thc-wO0l hunters who tcreSaW
the shotgun shell crisis viii be on
hand with last years supply when
The sun peaks over me horizon
oct. -.
Scant quantities OF shotgun
shells filtered into Detroit last
week and the balance 81 dealers
orders IS expected 20 arrive here
bv the middle az the week.
The demand. Of course, Tar cN-
ceeds the supply, ever If dealers
promised auoments were tllled'
The latter. however. Is unlikely
As most dealers were being back
ordered on l2-gauge shells. which
means. II and when thcY arc
shipped Il viii be too late for
Fridays opener.
WONT RESTRICT SALE
Sports goods dealers downtown
said Saturday they had received
no special order from the WPB
restricting the sale Of shells 10
farmers for predatory control.
This was in answer 10 a WIPE
statement issued last Thursday
which stated the department OF
interiors plan TO supply hunters
with ammunition this fab had
been halted due 10 last minute re-
ouirements of farmers and stock
men.
Melvin A. Kelly. general man
ager of Eppinger's, said Saturday
that as soon as they received
their ammunition they intended
To start selling IL 10 hunters. with
one box Of shells 10 a customer,
provided they had filled out the
simple certificate.
Right now We have more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Whitney Horse
Wins at Belmont

NEW YORK, Oct 9 (UP)-c.
V. Whitney's Pukka Gin. more
than II in the betting. galloped
to a one-length victory over Pres
sure today in the I'D renewal of
the $4,000 d d ed Champagne
Stakes M Belmont Park
The familiar 2-year-old test was
expected to provide another battle
between Calumet's Pensive and
John MarSch's futurity winner,
Occupy. However. Occupy. after
setting the early pace. dropped
back TO finish last in the field Of
u. Pensive. the highly touted son
of Hyperion. came home third.
Pukka Gin, who assumed COM
mand approaching the stretch.
was timed in f.3S Is for the mile
journey and added Sl0,125 to his
earnings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Pirates Face
ST. Gregory in
Prep Feature
BY JAKE BERsoN

ST. Gregory. a newcomer to the
ranks of challenGers for the First
Division west side football crown,
meets the champion ST. Theresa
eleven at McCabe Field in the
feature Of rs Catholic League
prep games this Sunday.
Under its new coach, Harry
Speelman. former Michigan State
and Detroit Lions tackle, st.
Gregory so far has proved the
surprise team in the First Di-
vision. First IL held a strong ST.
Mary'S of Bedford eleven TO "A
ScorcleSs tie. and last wee k
whipped Redeemer, TO Sunday
Il gets It's biggest test against the
Pirates.
81. Theresa, too. is unbeaten,
having defeated Lourdes, so, and
ST. Leo, 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
SUNDAYS GAMES

81 Gregory VS. St Theresa. McCAhe
Field, Boston az PetoSkey.
St Mary BEDFORD W.. Lourdes, Heuer
Field. River Rouge.
De La sale Va. So. Anthony, Glenfieid
Rnd Conner
St Ladislaus vs. 81 Joseph. Mack Field
Mack and FRirvieW. p m
ST Catherine vs.. 81. Benedict. Ives
Field.
St Leo vs. Redeemer, southwestern
Field Fort and Waterman.
- Mary Or o. vs.. St Rita, Pershhg
Field, Seven Mile ana Ryan.
ST Michael VS.. 81 AiphonEus. Fordson
High FIELD. Ford and SchsefeT
81 James VS.. ST. Mary IA. c. al Mt
Clemens
DE Sales vs. St Frederick AZ Pontiac.
ST Philip vs.. st. Charles. Mack Park.
Annunciation vs. ST Rose Gallagher
Field, Kercheval and St. Jean.
ST. Martin Va. ST. Paul Crosse Ponte
Hllh Field.
ST Ambrose vs. ST. Bernard South
eastern Field. FAirvieW and Goethe
Sacred Heart vs.. Xavier, Ecorse
s., Vinceu, vs.. 81. Patrick. Roosevelt
Field Wyandotts
All games al ? 80 .. N unless otherwise
Indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

10 Detroit mat fans having APP
peared at other clubs here in the
past This is their first appearance
under the new club policy Of
bringing IN outside talent
The pairings are; Abe Coleman
~. frankie Taylor, two IN three
fails. Charlie Grubmier VS.. Louis
Klein, two in three falls; Walter
Roxy VS.. Joe Ferroni, and Bob
Castle VS.. Whitley Wahlberg,
one fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
HIS FIRST r. r. RIDE

RIDING THE RATTLER:
Bobby Robertson. the Red Wings
l4-yoar-old rookie. took his first
train ride when he came down
from lSlIngton. Ont. 10 join the
club But the six-foot youngster
Will probably be grabbing it again
soon lie still needs plenty of
seasoning and may be sent to the
Gait Juniors, sponsored by De-
trolt. Babe Pratt. former Ranger
and Toronto defenSeman, has
joined the Canadian army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Meet for 5oth Time

The Bears and Packers, re-
Gently in a 21-21 tie, will get at
c""h other again late in the sea-
son and it will he the No. 30
game of the keenest rivalry in
the realm Of pro football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

teie Tuesday
n 6 hi, Abe
Coleman. squat
Jewish heavy
weight; Charlie
G r u b m Q T,
rough Iowan;
Bob c $ II @
( r q m ~ @ W
Y o r k. a n d
wv h i ( o y
Wahlbcrg from
Milwaukee.
Except for
Castle they all
are we'll known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Yale Center Makes
Pair OF TOu(hdowns

Bill Powell of Yale set a new
scoring mark for centers this
year when he made two touch
downs in the first two games. He
intercepted a MuhlenberG pass
and picked up a Rochester tumble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Pimlico Results

FIRST RAcE-4-yeAr- ODDS. 5-i6 miles
LAekAwanna (CisgEs'D - 81 $50 80
Ranger II tThornhurT) 10 50 20
Detroit Bull (Arcarol ze0
Time 2 o7 as. off / oe
old River. cro~s County. Russis BAR
ship. Second Thought Loeb Ness and
Residus ALEC ran.
Az Aftsr tsmihl $50 ~ 70
Anne Again rThornhuTRJ $50 4 a.
stolen KISS (JemaS) 30
Tine i:Is. off 1T
Miss Freedom. o-v Man. SURG Lightly.
Topping Taosro- PLATA and Ma Chsns
o-vsughsn entry.
d-Meiutosh entry.
THIRD RACE-4-yssr-olas snd up, ~
snooss winters CRsno, 1910 1910 $50
Patron saint Owens IS 50 80
Gtnoca Boyle 90
Tims I:s4 as. % z11s
Phantom Player Eihsssr Company
RsE'. Sur Gaonsr. Newfoundland and
Weigh Anchor also ran
FOURTH RAcE-z-yssr-oldf Mi,
Eu, w,ns, WAN 1880 SO 50
Ny All Owens go 30
Mouse Hols (Arc4rol ~
Fr,s Dutch. Cold River. Bart r. War
and A sweep also rsn
FrTTH RACE--5-yssr-oids ara VI. =
ufs
Pompeoo CBrssrl $50 ft0 2 IN
Ptccadniy tSmitr) 10 2 81
Abrasion tJsmaj 2 -
Time ia Is. of 7.f2
Bsr Keep Clyde Tniaon. NIFt Daunt.
Bayborough and Eippy also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s-ysar-oIas sns up. a
mile
-soIlurs CTsorubUrEl 1880 SO f7o
Cape Col fAosrol $50 2 %
Defense Hooper ~ ~
Tine III IS ~ at2
Bulls Eye HiFh Comrnan Ret Pc
ward. \Adulator. Caseis and Nsu Mon
also ran
y SEVENTH RAcE-5-y.sr-olas and up.
mile
chsnansor. CclaEFeiD iso $50 40
with Regards tArcaro1 40 20
pornpicn fGfvensl 80
nms ia, o. 4-f1H.
EIGHTH Race -3-ysHr-0ldF f.fs miles
uJd Wsstbury tCivensj 12Jn sno ~
Qliuon kirkland 80 ~
fuur Freedorns fAFeaFrI ~
linz a. nff 4 81
krhas', Al Hoes. Thssut and haby
btrhnE also fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Semipro Eleven Opens
Season This Sunday

Detroit semlpro football team
will open its season this Sunday
al Assumption College field play
ing an all-star aggregation Of for
mer Windsor and Sandwich
collegians at $50 O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
WINNERS MEET

on the First Division east side,
ST. LadiSlaus and ST. Joseph, both
winners in opening games last
week, meet al Mack Park in a
night game. st. Anthony. mean
while. takes on De La Sale, Other
First Division games bring to-
gethcr ST Catherine and ST. Bene-
dict, ST. Leo and Redeemer. and
ST. Mary of BEDFORD and Lourdes.
st. Mary of BEDFORD will play
It's last game for the duration
under its coach, Bert Smith.
Smith leaves in few days 10
enter the navy as a lieutenant
lg). His successor has not yet
been named.
Three elevens are setting the
pace in the second division, with
TWO victories in as many starts,
st. Bernard on the east side and
ST. James of Ferndale and St.
Mary of Royal Oak on the west
SIDE. st. Bernard faces Ambrose.
St. Mary OF Royal Oak takes on a
Tough foe in st. Rita and St.
James should down st. Mary of
Mt. Clemens in games Sunday.
The third division has nat
ural," with defending champion
ST. Francis Xavier of Ecorse
meeting Sacred Heart of Dear
born at Ecorse Stadium. Each
team has won its two starts.
Metropolitan League schools
this week go into their second
week Of league competition with
Northwestern High AT Cooley in
one of the outstanding games
The schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Back Goes 10 Princeton

Bill Miller. famous Penn back,
will play with Princeton this fall
against his own team. He's q
marine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Hawthorne Results
/ RACE-l-year OLE and un. 81

FIRST RACE-4-year-oi and up, ga
Hiirs Palm (weErzyn, ESQ $50 so
Cloudy Weather tskoronshD $40 ? SO
Basileus tMorrsseyp 20
Time 1:is -, of 1908
Cherriko. Vsldina Marge Gummed Up.
Shasta Man. string Band South Bound
and Huracon also ran
SECOND RAcE-2-yesr -olds. y mile
Gay Bit tGillespieD $500 22oo 9 50
Weapons Pride (LoturcoD 10 40 s 20
ReklAw (RootD 5 40
Time i:l3 is off 3.3sH.
lockwood Jean Roman Red Purple
Heart. Guante Count Foray Woodford
Annie, Doctor Jeep and Hy-Cap also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds and up =
mile
sameron CMcLeoo) iI2O $50 40
African Sun tskoronskD 20 80
TetragI (BisnCol 20
Time 1.l3 rs. on 4 Os.
Sunny Fortress BalmAnd Remote Con
troll and Limitation also ran.
FOURTH -3-yesr-olds and up, y
mile.
aeon W (Morrisseyl SO , 20
f-Woof Wool Burns so
f-Boh's Dream tLOturco) $40
Time / ~ As, off f.37ie
Volcano, valdinA Duce. Alsr Drollon
and Hour Al also ran.
as I. Crew entry.
tDead heat for third
FIFTH RACE-2-year-oldS, = mile:
Zacapet (SkoronskD 3 90 , 40 50
Challenge Me tGihespie) 4 40 40
Merrymarch (FicldingJ 40
Time II is, of S.12h
Valdina Clown. Brown Flame Captain
Eddie. b-Holdan and b-Midnighter also
ran.
bH. Tlkulski entry.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr- and NJ. si1
furlonEs:
Marian (LoturCo) % 40 so On
Cabin Creek (MorriEssyl ~ 40
QuiIzle (Whiting) 80
Time 1:1S as. of 5.43i4
whose. Burgoo Maid Bushwha cksr
Sales Talk Harvard square and Chip
aminkm also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Walter
- S | APPS At F S SPORTING
FANCY SERVICE TAG

this libel with 2 Chuckle and some
thing more for The Jockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
FdirviieW Card
Has New Faces

Matchmaker Harry Light Will
present four new faces 10 his
FairViPW Gardens wrestling Glen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
FRIDAYS GAMES

Chadsey a. Bedford Wright vs.. West
ern. southwestern Northern AZ Ham
ira cF. PsrShing vs. Southeastern. Mack
PARK Northeas stern At Highland PARK
Eastern Al DENNY.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Northwestern At Cooley. southwestern
nj L. Of ~. High Central At Mackenzie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE year -olds 50 fuIongE
Big Head twool0 TO $50 $40
c-Rric q Brec young ~. 30 - ~
b-Flrst Gun (Mehrtensl - 90
Time .Os is, of 30.
.aiding Home. a-Magellan, BeH-the-CSt.
priarhone Fleettnwr ARsaolntion Grand
FLEET sLppleknocker h-nark nsplsy-
e-BlDe Line. Charlie Noble ana FIRST Al
mira also ran
al n. RoeblinG entry.
h-Hirsch-Ben entry
&C Y. Bradley entry.
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