davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1943-06-18

CisneroS, Jose Manuel Gal
Cisneros, Leonard Ca
CiSneroS. Sammy 90,
Cline, Jr.. Ralph Hoover
Coffin. Alto D. 0al
Coley, Paul Rodney Gal
Collins, Fred Ga,
Collins, Henry Edward Gal
Collins Lawrence Ga
Colunga, Jr.. Francisco Ga!
Contreras. Edward L. Ga,
Contreres. Manuel GA.
Corley. Warren Ga
CorraleS, Arturo Gas
CoTraIeS, ISmaeI Gas
CorteZ. Rodolro Espinosa Gal
Gotta. Alphonso Ruiz Ga2
Gotta. Ignacio Ger
Cox. Robert Ge1
Crawford, Harold Gec
Crawford, Herman A. Gil
Creamer, William Gil
Cumming, VIM. Morse Cox
Cutburth, Joseph Henry Go,
Clark. Wellington Go,
Castillo. FREDERICK NJ. Go,
ContreraS, Jesus r. r1o,
Gotta, Jr., Joe M. Cor
Gotta, Julio M. Co
Dalton, Woodrow Wilson Coz
Daniels, Jack Go,
Daniel, Lewis Webster Co,
Damn, Don CO.
Davenport, ALVIN Co
Davidson, Fred Co
Davidson, Robert Co
Davidson, William Coz
Do,,;. rra~,o,, C}Ol
Evening star., 1943-06-15

WE'RE TALKING ABOUT MAKEUP. GI4AMOROUS
BEAUTY TREATMENT THAT PINCH-HTTS FOR STOCKINGS
Beautiful eoros and all obotte Yes
will be coo sheothed
dom and coone don't
What's smoothly
rivals heres ons 1t takes only Uf apply you're for day Of
worg walking, poyn shopping! And it's economical! If haven't tried
chance! Sure you'll
the beautiful legs
Evening star., 1943-06-15

Buy u. S. War Bonds
and Stamps
at The Hecht Co..
or Buy Them
Wherever You Choose
But for Freedoms Sake
Buy Them Every Pay Day!
Victory Center, Main Floor,
The Hecht Co.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12

Gargantua, most evil-tempered
gorilla in captivity, was once a
house pet.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12
Patman Wants Veterans To Have
First Chance At Surplus Goods

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ii A-
Chairman Patman of the House
Small Business committee wants
veterans of this war to have first
crack at surplus war materials to
set them up in business.
The Texas democrat Che is author
of the world war veterans bonus
bill which was passed over Presi-
dent Roosevelt's veto) said today
that this idea is Incorporated in
veterans legislation which he is
making ready for introduction
when congress reconvenes on Tues
day.
The primary thought, Patman
said, is ito help discharged serv-
icement get back on their feet and
into business in their own COM
munities." Here are some of the
provisions he would have for serv-
icemen:
Following their discharge they
would receive three months full
pay, including allotments and al
lowances for dependents, regard
less of whether they returned i'm
mediately to private employment.
At the end of the three months,
a veteran would be entitled to un-
employment insurance for Is weeks
based on annual earnings of 81, 700
for the time he was in service: if
unemployed at the end of the 26
weeks, he would receive unemploy-
ment compensation.
All employers using 100 or more
employees would be required to en-
ploy disabled veterans to the eX-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12
REPORT
EMPLOYMENT DROP
Secretary Perkins Says
Employment Has Reach
ed Wartime Peak

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL tR -
Employment has just about reach
ed a wartime peak, Secretary of
Labor Perkins said today in re-
porting that the total of non-farm
workers in August was 38. 295, 900 a
drop of $4,000 from July.
The labor force may increase an
other million or two, she said, but
expressed the opinion that during
the next few months new workers
will no more than replace the num-
Der of men and women going into
the armed services and their auXi-
liarieS.
This does not mean, she explain
ed, that employment on war pro-
duction cannot be increased since
many workers can yet be shifted
from non-essential civilian serv-
ices.
Among the industries in which
employment declined in August
was shipbuilding, but Miss Perkins
did not disclose the size of the de-
crease or of current employment.
1t was the first month since the
wartime shipbuilding program was
inaugurated that employment in
this field has declined.
The drop of $4,000 in total en-
ployment was due chiefly to de-
clines in employment on construc-
ton and in service industries. The
number of workers IN manufacture
ing increased by 10000 with an
increase of $4,000 in the durable
goods group-war production-off-
setting a decline of 5000 in the
non-durable group.
In the labor department. month
ly report on employment, ship
building and aircraft construction
are classified together with rail-
road equipment construction. For
this entire group, there was an
August increase of 5000 which Miss
Perkins said was due to "con-
siderable expansion in the air.
craft industry which offset the de-
cline in shipbuilding. An increase
Of $4,000 in the automobile indus
try also represents an increase IN
employment on aircraft and other
war materials.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12
Train Wreck Blamed On
Failure To Obey Order

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL lR -
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission reported today that fail
ure to obey a meet order" caused
a collision between passenger
and a freight train on the South
ern railway at Valentine, S. c.,
August II, which resulted in the
death of the passenger engineer
and the injury Of "a persons.
The ICC said the passenger train
failed to halt while the freight
train was entering siding. 1t rec
ommends that the Southern rail
way establish an adequate block
system on the line"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12

tent of one percent of their total
personnel.
Surplus war property would be
disposed of in accordance with rec
concentrations of the smaller war
plants corporation with a view to
encouraging the establishment of
small business enterprises by vet
Grams.
To encourage the acquisition of
small farms by veterans, 500, 000,-
900 annually would be appropriate
ed until the end of the war, and
81, 600, 600, $1,000 annually thereafter
for five years, for loans to veter-
ans under the Bankhead-Jon
farm tenant act.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12
Mrs. Dempsey's Appeal
For Allowance Denied

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Sept. IL.
-RlSupreme Court Justice Ger
aid Nolan today denied the appll'
cation of Mrs. Hannah "lllla1ns
Dempsey for an allowance 70 ap,
peal a decision awarding Coast
Guard 1t. Cndr. William Harrl-
son (Jack) Dempsey, former world
heavyweight champion, an inter-
1ocutory decree of divorce.
The court said that Mrs. Demp-
sey's attorney had not shown rea-
sonable evidence that an appeal
would be successful.
Justice Nolan granted cross
motion by Dempsey relieving him
of payment of $500 monthly all
mony.
Approximately 21,ooo, 900 visitors
saw the U. S. National Parks dur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Ryder Match Nets
Red Cross $4,000

co-operated with him can well be
proud of
Gnau paid high tribute 10 the
Professional Golfers Association
and 10 the officials and members
OF Plum Hollow for the success OF
the meet.
They all worked untiringly
for the success of this show and
the S35,0 900 will buy much
equipment which viii be keenly
appreciated by the men in the
service. Frank Sprogell of the
Michigan PEA gave valuable
help TO Fred CorCoran and 9TH
ers i'm assuring the finest type
of golf for the large crowds that
patroniLed the Plum Hollow
matches"
All those connected with the
matches know that much credit
belongs 10 Gnau for the work anc
effort ne put in the organizing
and staging the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

The American Red Cross has
received S35 600 from the Ryder
Cup golf match played earlier this
month at Plum Hollow, It was an
nounced Saturday
This is A record for ne series
which began in 1910 and the
money has been earmarked 10 buy
sports equipment for yervicemen
overseas.
J. Russell Gnau the man most
responsible for the matches,
turned in $4,000. which was
realized through the program and
tickets his committee sold The
remaining $1,000 came from Plum
Hollow.
This boosts 10 approximately
$50. 900 the money cleared for war
relief agencies since the start Of
tins series. an accomplishment
Gnau and the clubs which have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Joe Louis Starts
Tour Aug. 80

WASHINGTON. Aug. q CUP)
Sgt. Joe Louis. world heavy
weight boxing champion, will be-
gin his exhibition and physical
fitness tour Aug. 30 at Fort De-
vens. Mass, the war department
announced today.
Besides Louis the group on tour
will include First Sgt. George
Nicholson. the champions old
sparring partner: Cpl. Walker
Smith, known as Sugar Ray Rob-
inson; Pvt George Wilson, and
Cpl. Robert J. Payne, who will
serve as trainer.
Other stops on the tour: Camp
Edwards. Mass, Aug. 81; Fort
Miles Standish, Mass, Sept. /;
Mitchell Field n. Y. Sept. 2:
Camp Upton, n. Y, Sept 3; Camp
kilmer, N. j. Sept s; Camp
Shanks, Orangeburg, y Y. Sept.
T. Fort Dix. N. j.. Sept s; Fort
Monroe. Va, Sept 9: Camp Pat
rick Henry, Va. Sept. 10; Camp
Pendleton. Va Sept IL: Fort
Eustis, Va, Sept 13; Aberdeen
proving ground Md-7-Seei- l4.:-fr~
diantown Gap Military Reserva-
ton, Pa, Sept. Is, and Shenango
personnel replacement depot, Pa,
Sept. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Enables
Boston 10 Win
In Long Game
BY LEO MACDONELL

Rudy York's twenty-lifth home
run of the season and the fourth
each poled by Paul Richards and
Ned Harris were included among
a grand total of 10 hits amassed
by the Tigers, but this tremendous
show of power failed TO save them
from defeat al the hands Of the
Red Sox. 7 10 s. in a thinning
game Briggs Stadiun-Satllp
day.
II was the fifteenth overtime
game Of the season for the Tigers,
the fourth with Boston, and was
witnessed by a crowd Of 4,58l
paid customers ------.---
The break which spelled victory
for the Red Sox and gave them
their second triumph in a five
game series. came on an error
First up in the twelfth, Roy Par
tee, the Boston pitcher, singled
10 left and was sacrificed 10 sec
ond by Leon Cutberson Lamar
(Skeeter) Newsome was giver
an intentional walk, filling the
bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Sgt. Turnesd
Trails Leader
By Two Strokes
BY LEO FISCHER

CHICAGO, Aug. q GNS)-
Sam Byrd Of Philadelphia, trans
formed major league ball player,
took the 36-hotc lead at The end
Of today'S round of the Chicago
Victory National golf tournament.
The one-tlme fly chaser for the
New York Yankees who has never
won a big tournament, Numbered
over the Beverly Course in a
breath-taking four-under-par 81
this afternoon.
This. added 70 an almost equally
dazzling SIS for yesterdays open,
ING round, gave him a two-day
aggregate Of 135 seven under
par-and was enough TO set the
pace for what is perhaps the most
brilliant field Of pros and anna
tours 10 take the field in golf
meet this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Moses Spells
Mats Farewell

CHICAGO. Aug. q up
Wally Moses cracked a single into
right field after two men were
out in the ninth inning today TO
score catcher Vince Casino from
second and give the White SoX a
5-4 victory over the Washington
Senators who were making their
farewell appearance Of the season
in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Yanks Take 18th
Series in Row
Homers by Keller and
Dickey Help Beat Tribe

CLEVELAND Aug 2f- tTNSt-
Slamming three Cleveland hurlers
into a S-3 defeat, the New York
Yankees came from behind to cap
ture their 18th consecutive series
today
The game marked the third
straight loss 10 the league-leading
Yankees by the Indians. who were
routed by home runs by Charley
Keller his DIST, and Bill Dickey
and fiVe-run inning in the sixth.
NEW YORK CLEVELAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

reported miss
ing in action
Saturday by the
war d Q p a L
ment in opera
tons in Sicily.
T n @ Ia m
trannCk boy 70,
was a member
Of Company 504
p a r a troopers
and enlisted the
day after Pearl
fI1rhnv. Hl moe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Braves End
Walters Streak

BOSTON. Aug q GNS) -
Bucky Walters, coming back with
<ttcr btautTUE tf7c
Braves on Wednesday last. had
his five-gamc winning streak
snapped today when the STENCILS
noSed out the Cincinnati Reds,
un--TnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
HALTED BY LAKES STOP

However. Richards flew out 10
Pete Fox in right field and Don
Ross, batting for Roy Henshaw,
grounded TO Eddie Lake. the lat
ter making sensational stop Of
the chance.
Johnny Corsica, who started for
the Tigers. lasted less than two
innings. during which he gave up
five hits and four runs He was
replaced by Joe Orrell, the new
right handler, who later was lifted
for a pinch hitter, HenShaw fin
ishing the game and failing in a
bid for his first win Of the year
As Richards threw badly 10
Hoover.
Tex HughSon pitched seven in
ningS and allowed the Tigers Is
Of their 19 safeties. All six runs
were charged 10 the Texan And
all three of the Detroit homers
came off his delivery. Woods
finished on the hill for the Red
Sox when Joe Cronin batted for
Hughson and walked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
NdrrdgdnSett Double
PAYS S2.312 for s.

PAWTUCKET. r. /. Aug. q
GNS)-Ninctccn lucky ticket
holders az NHrraganSett Park to-
day collected the highest daily
double price Of the New England
season, S2.312
The high sum was realized when
Timothy G.. paying win price Of
Sl39S0. paired up with La Scala.
which paid $3.50 10 win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
PhiIs Edge Out
Cards in Eighth

PHILADELPHIA Aug 1r0UPt
Philadelphia phl.ie, nosed out
81 LOUIS 3-2 in The final game of
the series hero today when Ray
ilamricK singled To jef' and sent
Merrill May over tho plate in the
eighth and broke - nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
CRAIG WOOD is NEXT

Behind Turncsa. by another two
strokes. came Craig Wood, last
T.. s. Open champion. who had a
$3.50 and two-day total OF
l39.
And stroke behind Wood was
Byron Nelson. the gallery favor
ne 10 win the title Nelson turned
m q shaky 37-35 Z. which partly
offset MS FIRST round 6S for half
way total of 40
trailing Nelson with l4l was
Ky Ladoon Of Tulsa. Okla. KY
put himself strongly into the run
nnc with 33 on the first nine
after par Il yesterday and then
ne WaVCrci with a 81 on today 5
incoming nine
DeadiOCkcd with lf3S were Jim
FcfT.er the former Australian
star. nov registered from Chi
C4lo. jimmy Domcret OF Detroit
Lighthouse Harry Cooper OF
Minneapolis and Melvin tChlckl
Harhcrt young Battle Creek
Mich, star who is now IN the
army and stationed Al Camp
Grant. H.
johnny RevoNa OF Evanston,
H.. Willie GoCCln, the White
Plains y Y star and Lloyd
Mangrum Of Los Angeles were
next with IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

the first ehlistee from Detroit in
the paratroopers. The war DEPART
ment said he had been missing
since July IA
AS member Of the Hamtramck
High School football team he was
an all-state selection before going
10 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Wasted Power
BOSTON

Totals g. is th ~ Totals as 70 30 Il
'Rattet Tor NJ Brown in tenth
Boston Gao 600 ue0 nof-7
i4f-FBafF --t-ii 3 Pc ere ot'o-B
Batted for OrreN M eighth
-R8r t.s RsdeHN .r eiehth
B4itcd Ger ElUllWOr'h ir twelfth.
Slated FOR HrshaW IN twelfth.
Buns pnsTr Fox. Partee =. Culberso0,
J. Nevsoue. Hlghs9n Cramer York q.
Harris B.ordwD-th Richards Runs bstte4
boo -rsttte, Cuibcrson T. NeWs0me Lake
Richards Higgins York Harris, Rad
cliff Errors- A 1odwor'h Woods 2 Rich
ards TVo-baF hrs York. Cramer Home
ft-p@-Ttt. Aarfs. .N Hr-. Harms Sacrifice
Sits Hughsrr Hoover Richards Cu,he-.
s0n stolen base Richards LsN on bases
Detroit u Boston - Double PLAYS
posfG OBJ, taKe to IurIr7 Lake % D0err
"a Lunrn R'nhdvnr'n On YORK HIErns
90 Nnrf Bases IN balls ON Corsica g.,
af Hlsrson T. or OrrfU off Hcus1aW
uiL N..-La EtELl- i -.--L I-- i.LrA-l---f
3D., Hutisrr ny Hcus1sW ry Brown I.
hv Woods Ur.-Dif GUrl.t in
innings 0f HuEnspn rs In Z fnnings. oH
UrreH 10 81 innings off Brown 1 IN
90 innings Hf bt pitcher BY OrreN tL.
Newvon1e. Metk1vichi Wnd pitch Woods
rmpirts--Pipgras e'e~er and Weafer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Peterson, Manire
In Tennis Final
Meet Today TO Decide
Hamtramck Open Title

Adjustments in the schedule
bring the finals in the various d.
visions Of the annual HamtramCk
Open tennis championships 10
SUNDAY afternoon with the men :
and women singles going on at
J 80 and The doubles 20 follow
kImhark Peterson qualified 10
meet Hubert Manlre public parks
runner-up, IN the title round after
finishing his Scmifinal with Ho-
hart Wr0hbel PLAY resumed with
Wrobbci leading two sets to one.
Peterson won out. Is. ST. 3-6,
G-l e.. by successfully challenE-
ing HE Nrobbcl forchand
Later. Peterson and Leonard
KarpclcS entered the doubles final
bV dlSDosng of Marc PorobiCh
-rr1rtt 4 --tt1rrt-f-.t iir0ys- &c 81, 81
o. They meet Wrobbel and
Manirc. Detroit public park $
champions
Womcns singles finaliSts are
Mary fernando and Hazel Browne,
Junior winners included James
JankowSkt Jim Alexander. Ken
Meth MundIc Al Hetzeck Walter
English and John Koliba. Jan
koWSk defeated Stanley lemon.
IL. nephew Of Oscar lemon. who
vas Junior. won the city open
title is years
Kolba had a surprise triumph
over Bob Blumenfeld. runner-up
foJ tho. city intcuscholaStic honorS.
ga s.. BlumCnfeld'S backhand
was vulnerable AZ times and 10
LhA laal1-iIllI- nnia---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
FOUR FOR HARRIS

Besides his homer, Harris con-
tributed three singles to the days
bombing. Doc Cramer collected
three blows. one a two-bagger, and
was the fielding star Among
nine putouts by Cramer was a SUI
perb shoe-string catch off Partee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Major League
Standings

SATU RDAY'S RESULTS
Boston Z DETROIT s az innings).
New York s Cleveland -2----------
Chicago 3 Washington
s. Louis 81. Philadelphia 81
SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia A. Chicago t21.
Washington A. 81 Louis a..
New York ~ DETROIT t2l.
Boston Al Cleveland ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS GAMES
Phuadclphis 3. 81 Lous z
Boston 6. Cincinnati 2
Pittsburgh New York ;
Chicago 10. Brooklyn !
SUNDAYS GAMES --
Chicago At New York "a.
81 Louis A. BOSTON t2i
Pittsburgh - Brooklyn ~
Cincinnati a. Phuadslphis. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
KIees' Recreation

kleeS' Recreation. under new
management this season. has an
opening for a small league on
Tuesday nights a mixed league
is forming to bowl Friday nights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
LOW THROW COSTLY

George Woods, the third Of
three pitchers employed by the
visitors, thereupon singled to right.
A quick return throw by Ned
Harris 10 the plate sent Culber-
son scurrying back 10 third. But
Culberson's stay at third was
brief
In returning 10 third, Partee
caused Newsome TO be trapped
off second. But Paul Richards
low throw got away from Joe
Hoover and Culberson scored on
the error.
The Tigers put on mild rally
in their half Of the twelfth but
didn't have the final punch 10
overcome the skinny but worth
while Boston margin With one
out, Joe p. Wood, who had run
for Jimmy Bloodworth earlier ir
the game, beat out a single &c
Woods and when the Boston
hurler threw wide 10 first, the
Tiger recruit moved on TO second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
DoUBLE PAYS $500

HaIbX Doe Nas the second
straight favoritc ~ win making
a Daily Double payoft with Duty
First of SS6 Tickets ON the
double were sold 20 2207 fans
Darby Doc. ridden by Adams
was near the lead all the way and
won -trrCtr ovrr tfTrrtT- Sic
Fairly Fly the third straight
favoritc. fairly flew around the
track 10 lead all the way in the
third race.
Betty Couzca.S- a weep-weR
in a photo finish from Fire Power
in the Commando Purse. the
10Th race for 2-Neer-oldS There
-.SS also a pholo\ for third with
Vice Admiral getting thc'nod ovcf
Hortdal
Smacked, owned by II Mcleod.
made eNerp- posi- p winning eHa-,as
he captured the General be Gaulle
Handicap thc secondary feature
at the track this afternoon
Ridden by Jockey Clyde Turk.
he broke second 10 Lady Waterloo
hut aLlclll4- Laal,- tAe-le4A t4e,lti
Princess made her bud late and
was bearing down In the last few
yards
The victory of Fiddlers Bit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

Totals 3 ID % 10 Totals % 81 IL
'Batied for Hevng in sixth.
Batted for Poat IN ninth.
New York Oi0 COS 200--s
Cleveland 600 300 00O--3
s--Metheny. Johnson, Keller. Etten,
Dckey. Gordon. Cullenbine. Heath, Rosar.
Errors--Metheny. Peters, Hockett. Runs
batted in-rKeller 3, Heath g. Mack. Etten,
Dickey 2 Gordon. Crosetti. Two-base hits
Gordon Edwards, Keller Three base
ht-Dickey. Home runs-Keller Heath.
Dickey Stolen base-CpQsetti. Sacrifice hit
-Boudreau. Double Bays -- Borowy TO
Crosetti TO Etten, Cullenbine to Rocco.
Rocco TO Boudresu TO Rocco. Mack 20
BOudreau 10 Rocco. Left on bases-New
York 8, Cleveland 2 Bases on bals--Of
Bagoy 3 off Borowy 4. off Heving /.
Struck out-By Bagby l. by Borowy 3,
by Heving l. by Poat l. Hits--Off BaEby
7 in So innings. off Heving In y in-
ming. off Poat in innings Wild pitch
-- BoroWy Losing pitcner-Bagby. I'm
pires-summsrs and Rue Time OF game
. s05. Attendance-6, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

Reds Faill-ia 70 Innings

IN ~ straight innings the Reds
failed 10 score a run for Ray
Starr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

Runs Case Vernon ksmpouris Moses
H05Ei- Cut'f-nt. -as.ac Error Cutler
Runs hat'cd t0 Case Gift Lefebvre
Moses. HndeIr AppuuG Cuccineio 2
Tgo. base rts-Case Vernon, Lefehvrs
Early HpdL.r ClccreIiu. Three base
HIS cutler Moses stolen hases-Chase
KsmYauris Sacrifice hits -Curtr ght
Malfzhe-Eer Double p-ays Cu.lcr L. Az
priHE - KlEeT e. CulIrr q kuhel Lett
on bases Washington Chicago 8. Bases
90 haIs-Of Lefetvrs 9 on Carrasquel J..
on Ross 3 struck out N Lerebvre ], by
Ross . Hts..ON Lefetvre s in innings.
OF CatrasgueI Iu 2-5 inning. of Ross
m innings on Natgberger in I
in0tuE Ht ts pteleI=By Malzberges
lkaup oLr.s' Wlurirl pitcher Maitz.
berger. Losing pitcher Carrasque'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Fiddler's Bit Captures
Eisenhower Handicap

Fiddler Bit. q field horse won
The $4,000 General EsenhOwc
Handicap, the feature event at
ne Far Grounds Saturday after
noon. Mabe Monday tired in the
last few lengths and finished Sec
ond over Hasty Kay VINO came
home with a rush from last place
10 take third mono,
4 crowd of 1927 We're present
Charles r. Fisher, cIIthoIEh'-
81 Amber Light with Johnny
Adams IN TIE saddle finished tt'h
and never VaS contender He
vss coupled with SOY Snare as
a. DMana entry and the bet
ting fayorlte Spy Snare finished
eighth Eleven horses started IN
the feature race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
3yrd's g. 1876 Gives Him Lead in Chicago Golf Meet
Ex-M Criidder
Missing
Harry Lutomski
Lost in Sicily

Harry LutomSki, former Univer-
Sity OF Michigan fullback, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
PIPLAD TAXES SEVENTH

Plp.a3 captured tire seventh
racc. "A w.Io and one-sN'ccrfb
affair. % driving finish from
Away and Toc0crN4I.o ToOroT-
vile 'ra farortc was ogr Ia
from, most of the way bur tired
m the last WIonE when P.piad
went from third 10 FIRST place
Away WAS uSt a nose ahead Of
Toonoryiiic ~ tho end Of The race
T. was q photo finish for second
and THIRD. Il was Jockey c.
Turks second win Of The after
noon. matching Johnny Adams
who rode the Daily Double, and
Harry Hart
Turk rode h.~ third winner
when Just Tourist pounded down
IN front n The final event. mile
and SIX urIong>. BY th., triple
victory Turk gets 500 bonus
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ton America Fore MAS second
and TuntabIc third The winning
tmc was 2:59 as for "a new track
record.