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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Boxing Bouts
to be Good

The finals OF the boxing tourna-
ment at the Local so auditorium
next Friday night should bring
some OF the best bouts in munici-
pal history with the cream OF the
boxing crop on hand.
Friday night the semi.finals held
in the Local so gymnasium were
well matched and very close
throughout.
In the 147 pound class, James
McGrath battled his way TO a deci.
sion over Joe O'Connor, but when
McGrath returned later in the eve
ming to take on Frank Automatic
OF Local 600, he lost on a slight de-
cision. In the other 147 pound bout,
Nathan Filix, Local 600, let go with
a vicious hook that sent Malvester
Wauk, Local 80, crumpling to the
canvas for the count. This leaves
Felix and Arbomatis to battle 1t
out in the finals next week.
Leo LeZatte, Local $50, won from
Howard Pearce, Romulus Air Base
by de ault, and will consequently
meet Nick Polese. Local 500, next
week. Palese, a 1876 FOUNDER. ham.
mered out a decision over Robert
Armstrong of Annunciation, to
make him fnalist.
In the 1875 pound class, Joe An
dairy won a 7. K. o. In the first
round from Joseph Routsow. an
other soldier contender from Romu,
lus Air Base. Chief Twohouse. Ro-
mulus, lost to Jim owen. Local 500,
by decision, TO make the fnalists
in this group, Joe Andary and Jim
Owen.
A one point split decision In the
IFS pound class gave AL Clark. 500,
the nod over Arnold Bondy Of Local
so. Clark will meet Rufus Knigh-
ton, who drew bye, in the finals.
One hundred sixty FOUNDER Will
liam Cook, the only Romulus sol
der to win, gained decision over
Richard Boyd, Local 600. and will
meet Ypsilantis Charles Mays next
week
Buzz Lee, another Ypsilantian,
lost on a close decision to Walter
Montgomery, Local so, and Rufus
Williams, who drew a bye. will be
his next opponent. Lee, Montgom-
cry and Williams are heavyweights.
All contestants will receive med
ais and the winners In each OF the
six classes will be awarded boxing
trophies.
Next weeks show includes among
other things, an exhibition bout be-
tween two boys in the paper
weight class, James and Jack Mil.
Ter. brothers, who will don the mitts
and slug II out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
To Meet Worthwhile Tonight,
Lincoln to Play St. Thomas

coin will open the evenings play
when they take on 81. Thomas at
$50 In the Class c fnal and the
Ypsilanti-Northyille game will fol
low al s IS.
ST. Thomas has always been Lin.
coins nemesis. for the past two
years the Railsplitters have been
eliminated by the Ann Arbor team
This year however, may prove to
be a different story. for Lincoln
possesses one OF the strongest
teams II has ever had, losing only
one game throughout the season,
and that to Glass B school.
The Worthwhile team is a fast
moving aggregation and passes
with great accuracy. Also each
player checks his respective op.
ponent in the back court. a tactic
that very few teams employ. and
because ipsilanti has played few
such teams this year. II may have
disastrous effect on tournament
hopes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich-sa guard on City College
which the Al Tenebaum
tuberculosis years
He graduated College with
Boston, MassBoston pitcher
Harris has baseball Army
decision shoulder
the Panama climate doing his pitching good
Ind-Fnaly completing schedule after max
ing slate
Nore Dame will Pittsburgh
Illinois, Army
the Tech Illinois and
Detroit, Mich-Any member
admitted free to the preliminary
doubles tourney which Sunday Commun.
ity Center.
Philadelphia quintet
played the Overlook School faculty basketball
night to the surprise
They defeated in final minute 10 So.
IndAP-Ptcher
the knee today during practice basketball
ty the Pittsburgh
be able to regular training within a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

Though the Ypsilauti team won
only two games during the entire
season, they performed Friday in
the Area Tournament like profes.
SIGNALS, and left the court vietors
over Wayne's Zebras, 2s-2S.
This was the rubber game OF the
season for these two teams. for Up.
SLANT beat Wayne 1915 early in
the season but the tables had been
turned on the down river court
when they lost by a much greater
margin.
Coach Larry Hutchinson did bit
OF line shutting. the main changes
being Clyde Kings beginning at for,
ward. and Pat O'Hara's shift from
forward to guard Jim Miller, OF
course, started at center, and Bud
Meyer and Bob Moffett filled for
ward and guard positions. respec.
lively.
Ypsilantl jumped of to an early
lead, as Meyer parted the twine
with looping piyo, shot from the
corner, but no sooner had he done
so than Gerald Wood contributed a
basket and Clarence Carpenter a
free throw. to put the Braves one
point behind. Ypsilanti trailed
the Zebras until the second quar-.
ter, which opened with the locals
on the short end OF 9-6 ta;>y Be-
fore a minute and a half had elaps.
ed, Meyer made a basket and Moi.
felt two to put Wayne behind. 12.9
From that point hence. the War.
riors maintained the lead, and only
once did Wayne seriously threaten
when they whitfield the Ypsi lead
from nine to four points in less than
a minute Of play in the fourth quar-.
ter.
Riding behind comfortable 27.1S
lead, the Braves began to become
uneasy as Temple and Carpenter
made baskets and substitute Bill
McClaughry followed with a free
throw to make the score 1928.
Meyer and Moffett were fouled.
but took the ball out o bounds in
preference to free throws. In the
losing minute, Ypsilanti began to
freeze the ball (stall for time),
nd in their desperation to get hold
Of that almighty piece OF leather,
'hree Wayne men surrounded Jim
Miller, who had the ball. and Pat
O'Hara found the Wayne goal un.
defended, so Jim passed him the
ball and he pushed it through TO
sew up the game.
John Wills, promoted from the
ranks OF the second team. played
real varsity basketball and though
he measures a scant Ave foot three.
managed TO snare blackboard re-
bounds from right under the noses
OF his taller opponents.
Bob Moffett, playing one OF the
best games he has ever played for
Ypsilanti High. led the scorers with
nine points. Meyer was close on
his heels with eight; Pat O'Hara
had seven, and Jim Miller five.
Surprisingly enough, Ypsilanti
teamwork and passing which has
been their creates. fault through
out the season, were excellent.
Apparently enliYened by the
spirit that has become traditional
at Ypsilanti High School during the
time OF tournaments, the boys
played a typical Ypsilanti tourna.
ment. and II that spirit can be held
for another. evening. may finish on
top OF the final standings.
Tonight they will play a strong
Worthwhile team in the second game
of a double bill Area finap. Lin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
GLASs-EYE COCKTAIL

CHlCAGO-UP-Harry Gu!lbert
new chief OF the eye.saying divi-
sion OF the manpower conservation
committee, believes in protecting
eyes at work and play. Recently he
made his point the realistic way
when guests attending a banquet
at which he spoke drained their
martins to find not olives but glass
eyes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

MOLINE. Ill. ms Slot ma.
chimes were strangely missing to.
day from their accustomed spots
in Moline taverns and other estab-
lishments. Their disappearance
was said to have followed a stu
dent raid by three Moline high
school youths in which they seized
a slot machine from a bowling al.
ley and took 1t TO the police sta
tion
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

SAN MATEO, Cal.-UP-George
Washington, 53.year.old negro
groom, admitted he has come in for
a lot OF, kidding about his name
when he entered San Mateo Hospi.
tai for chest treatment. But he told
the attendants he had a comeback
that no one had ever been able to
challenge. MY name is George
Washington" he says, "and George
never told a lie"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
MILNE, 4TH, LEFT NOTHING

DOYLESTOWN. Pa UP -
Caleb J. Milne, 4th, who kidnapped
himself" in 1885 to collect $40. 900
ransom from his multi.millionaire
grandfather, Caleb J. Milne. Jr.,
learned eight years later the idea
was a costly one. When his grand.
fathers S4,113,5S0 will was read,
young Milne got nothing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
HIGH VictOrS Over Wayne

consideration. For that reason
Marquette University team will be
in the place Normal would have
held owing TO the fact that II will
be more economical for Chicago
to bring the Marquette team 10 the
meet The meet was inyitational.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
SEVERAL UNITS COMPLETED

Battle Greek, Mar. 20-Four large
hangers, 7j-foot control tower. an
operations headquarters building
and several other installations were
announced Thursday as nearing
completion at kellogg Field, Army
air base here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

recognized by Hollywood producers
and the famous r. l.. ("Believe II
Or Not") Ripley TO be the youngest
cheer leader in the L. S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
WILL NOT SHOW

Normal College track team will
not show In competition at Chica-
20 Tech relays today owing TO
the fact that the meet is a beneht
contest and economy is prime
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

Los ANGELES-INS- New re.
strictions. born OF an apathetic at
titude toward last Tuesdays 81
minute air raid alert. went into
effect here for citizens OF Los
Angeles. City council voted the
emergency legislation unanimously.
and provided six months jail sen.
fences or fines up to $500-or both
for violators.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
Massachusetts,

Wisben 4sS. Grouse ASS, Tate al.
Jackson 434. Miller 4i9. Totals
7Ss, 749, III. 22s5.
Jackson
Waiting 4S2. Signor $50. Begole
1858, Wallace SIS. Williamson 5l0
Totals 1893. SIT. Sls, 2iss.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
freeman ln8.

Freeman ms.
Matthews 4Sl. Beitman 45s. St
John 344. Gilard 4S6,. Shuttle 536.
Totals 100, S37. 70S, 1905.
Congdon Hdwe.
Fugate $50. W. Fem 435, V. II
Fem $40. Lancaster, 4s5, Bride
4SS, handicap 45. Totals 72s, 7s6,
rs. 1922.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

sible. Heat no more water
than necessary. Turn off bur-
ner promptly.
Keep room temperatures at
65 degrees or lower.
7 Close bedroom doors at night.
Close off unused rooms.
3 Never leave refrigerator door
open. Cool cooked foods be-
fore placing in refrigerator.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Riverside Jr. House League
Randall's Market

F. Randall 372. A. Pyle 4O3, ".
Horton Sss. B. Connolly 4O7. R. NJ,
Kinstry $50 Totals-6s6, 7O5, $50,
2lSl.
N. Y. Central
Hurdley 422. Fink 4S0, schAtfer
AS. Lutes sos. Turchi sos. handi.
cap 80. Totals SIG, 6s5, 1872, 2S4S.
Trojan
Farmer 563, Wheelock, 403,
Plummer 56s. Hardin sol, C. Mil.
Ter ASP, spot %. Totals s72, 92S.
ISL, 2446.
chr.
c. Schreiner 463, Bates 452. Roy
ass, ]. Schwall 53s, II. Schwall 533.
Totals 7s5, s3s, SIS, 244l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
sWAYS YOU CAN HELP SAVE GAS

Do not use your Gas Range
oven or top burners for heat
ing your kitchen.
2 Cook whole meals in oven.
3 Cook "one-dish" meals on top
burners.
q Don't wash hands, shave or
wash dishes in running hot
water. Repair leaky faucets.
S Use as little hot water as pos
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Beyed Directs
Boone Group

TW YORK. Sop, g The APP
pou'rcn, of Herbert W Reyca
7~ manager of the Rodney r
Boone ORGANIZATION was an.
nouuctd today hy y GortatoW
,k} general manager ol Tho
TTCIT0I OfE8nIaDun
BeNe7 - ha, been acting nah.
a-,r of The Rodney + Boone or
gul3uon since Nj Boone, death
Engaged by Nr Boone a year,
alp i~ The FIRST member Of hi>
staff Bcvaa played q major part
% frs Development of the or.
e4rvator. now 'hc largest IN n,
Gel1 II maintain. offices IN Now
Norf Chicago Detroit Boston
Piu>mrgh Philadelphia BaliI-
moro Los Angeles san Francisco
and Seattle and represents Tho
Detroit Times and other Hearst
moss papers
Branch managers. executives
ahi other personnel of the Boone
organization remain unchanged
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
ALB Unit Here 10 Hold
Classes al Wayne i.

The American Institute of
Banking Will commence its 1913
IA year of banking education at
Wayne University after its Off
-cial fall registration. scheduled
for Sept. 27-29. a. s. Greiner.
president Of Detroit Chapter, Inc,
of Alb said the unit is ready 10
train an expected record enroll
ment Of men and women for war
time service in their banking Jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
DYKES OVERFED WITH WHITE SOX
Walsh Says He S Going TO Quit

J Dykes nerdn't be out Of wages
for more than-24 hours
II even is limited that, II the
auspices we're favorable. Dykes
-nII1hLn-L - hG-MhoIlN -AAerSe-tC
moving from the south Sde OF
Chicago 10 the north side with
the Cubs. There Is one thing
against this. II is the Wrigley
custodian. james T Gallagher
who. I'VE understand, doesn't think
Dykes IS a good manager.
However this merely furnishes
further proof. if any were needed
that James r. Gallagher Is very
unusual thinker.
To be exact The only thing he
currently seems 10 have IS the
remnant Of 10-year contract
specifically the Lou ComlSkey
VIII ~ S25 e4O a year which, at
that. definitely amt timothy
once the word gets about that
Dykes is of a good mind 20 re-
quest his release. The doubt Is
even lcSs at least at this jHncture,
that James would like 10 make a
change. In fact practically any
change consistent with horse
~enSel that would rid him of the
incubus e4a regime that con
triNeS 10 set up system OF
superb Illustration.
For one thing the business
manager Harry Grabiuer. has
little or no contact with the
owner. Mrs. Grace ComiSkey. He
thcretorc-to every practical pur.
has little or no authority
10 act.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
y. s. Refuses 10 Drop
Anaconda CHARGES

PROVIDENCE, r. /. Sept 9
ms Motions 10 quaSh con-
splracy indictments against the
Anaconda Wire & Gable Co, and
five of its Rhode Island officials,
WeIe- -denled1 Today by -ILldga-Jehn
p. Ilartigan, IN L. S. District
Court.
The conspiracy charges aIlege
the defendants manufactured and
sold defective wire and cable 10
the L. s. government from Nov,
l. 1910, 10 Sept. /, 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Giants Triumph, 1910

SAMPSON. n. Y. Sept 9 CUP)
The New York Giants of the
National Professional Football
League defeated the Sampson
Naval Training Station eleven,
1870, in an exhibition game yester-
day II marked the opening OF
the Nal SteVens-coached sailors
home engagements.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Metro AII-Star
Pin Schedule

Toright-R Rittsr's sept is- springveus,
% Motor City, 30-Olympic, $50 Oct.
Wurms IL Beacon 24-Palace sun
fayl s. 2s-cadillac; Nov. & Rose,llle; /;
70 Grand Central isM Elliott: Dec.
. Loves 7.30. s-Parksids. $ is-Con-
uer % Tower 80 Dexter
Jan . Hall.podds: f3- Lucky strike:
90 Crosse Pointc Woods 27- DENLY. Fen.
WY tO-Ritz 17-Palmer Park Is
East Warren. March 2-Greaf Lakes:
% Bowling Green Riviera. 23-Tuen-
uefh Century 30-CentenniaI April g.
Palm Beach. l3 -Grandmont 2O-Amhas-
ssdor % crest
All matches a. m. except where
designated
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Fiqh+ Results

Farrell. $50. Newark y j. deCisioned
Johnny Jones $50 Pittsburgh 81. Charley
Badami 1872 Yorkville. ~ Z. knocked
out Jerry McCice ISL Augusta. Ga O..
Ruby Kessler, 1876 New York decisoped
Jim MURRAY. 1871 Wluamsburgn- 60.
Jimmy Pierce 1877. Canadian Army drew
with Max Gonzalez. l3i Puerte-Rico 90.
Joe Garahan los Sew York decisloned
oscar Good. i72 Newark, ~ J. 90.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
La Mottd' S Foe
Due TO Arrive
In Town Friday
By LEO MACDONELL

Jose Basora, Puerto R1ran mid
dleweight who viii battle Jake
LaMotta at Olympia Sept. Il, viii
arrive in Detroit from New York
tomorrow according 10 Match
maker Nick LondeS
He Will be accompanied by his
manager, Chris Dundee
LaMotta will be here by Mon
day.
In the meantime, Londes is
putting together a strong support
ing card FOR his middleweight
bout. He expects TO have Big Boy
Brown i'm the Semi-windup Brown
cousin of Joe Louis and also a
DctrOiter, was until recently rec
ognIzcd by the State of Maryland
as the heavyweight champion of
the world.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

daily prints Night Edition only
horse which experts feel the outstanding
The key appears Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with corresponding each letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE
Tomorrov's follows
A-l8 BIB C-3l Dl6 E-52 -H-ls-I-I4-J-ss
K-9O I-9 M-67 y Q-S2 S-A
U-S7 N-i2 W-8I NJ YIl Z99
Clip key enable you decpher the name Of
omorrows appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

'Fie.t.
SECOND RACE $1,000 claiming O.
year-olds and up. 6 liran.s
Hogan lCaff8reUat so o. 900 $50
Call t1 trl1rs tiatiT1I su IlU
Through Train Chart 20
Matte sue AIasues Att,s on Time
and Black Buume. also ran.
THIRD RACE-,l2oo claiming 5scar-
DIds and up q fWlore-
Ir. la -lH4ri-4 r.. a4 -l..-+ A.
Miss Militant uavorI 900 90
Darby Doc tACamst 20
Hueaoit and tpidor also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500. as"r-a'as
and up. fur.onEs.
sarah Lora.ne Gaytoni $40 $50 80
Three CiHvers tM,HEanJ a-uI p1
Florzau sam tHart u0
Dead Level Lady Waterloo and little
wizard also
FIFTH RACES 600 ne Col Royd
Purse, 3-Near.1lds and up 1.lS miles
MANY Lands OAf9nsob T. f0 $50 300
Abrupt tNuUEani 81 900 200
Jacle.s dayton go
/ saboteur Dsvslue and one Tip also ran.
SIXTH RACES 30o. the Capt Schultz
Purse. 2-year- olds. 1 lis miles
Chief KnocHer
+ TMTTrEdUT !. 40 80 80
Fire Power adams So 3 ou
A sweep dayton 80
r Royal Canadian TatNe Tale. Napdina
Boria and III Neighbor also ran.
/
SEVENTH RACE 81 500. claiming 3
year-olds and up. ] l-16 miles
Detroit Bull IKnotD 10. 20 90 . Ga
. t-4 llotet dayton 50 ? so
Overland Tran (Bufchert 90
jug, Turntable ana poet Laureate also
ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 500 claiming g.
trar-olds and up. T.. mites
Prospect Boy tMnnsanJ $40 $50 90
Magnetism dayton 90 3 ~
Sea Tack fRFehrant 40
cold Teddy Bechamptou Big Parade
MIX Punch, Hindu Spy and Dennis
also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Rubber Cement Now
Made Of Synthetic

WASHINGTON, Sept. Q Nat
ural rubber will be conserved
through the substitution Of syn
thetic rubber cement for cement
made from crude rubber or nat
ural lateN. by an amendment To
rubber order M, the office of
the rubber director announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
ON SALE FRIDAY

Tickets viii 20 on sale al Olym-
pia Friday noon
With Tony Zale, the champion,
in service. LaMotta and Basora.
No. ! and No. 2 contendeTS, re-
spectively, will be meeting in the
closest thing TO a worlds cham
pionship that could be arranged
IN that division al this time
While LaMotta IS no stranger
BaSora will be making his first
appearance in a Detroit ring
RaSora and LaMotta have met
twice before. in which bouts Jose
won and drew with the Bronx
whrlWlnd. Basora is the only
fighter 10 haze had -LaMot1a on
the floor.
Here is BaSoras record for the
last two years
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Grid Veteran Can't Hear

Tuffy LeemanS, hardy football
veteran of the New York Giants,
can't hear Well enough TO get into
the army.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
SHOULD EE OTHERS

II huruedly signed him 30 the
thing last Year at-a time when
DYKES Mas cgyiy eSeing An ex-
Dcctant offer from the Detroit
Tl-rr. the man hafnE become
frctfui over the singular manner
Ion ,thich his front office iunc-
toned
This offer is unlikely 10 be re-
ucnad considering lbc iob Steve
O'\c,'l has done with tho Tigers,
hut there doubtless VIII ne others
There iS no toftIng Just what
might come oi this since Dykes
even u only rated 0ti thc bare
surface Of his fc-ord must be- ac-
counted an uncommoniy good
man ilo has been with the SoN
longer than any other manager
namely 10 years. during which he
haas seldom been out OF The FIRST
tour with q cluh that sometimes
should hasa been lucky 20 make
the it-f seven
In other words ho', an old
horu~-pocuS ut7n and ,lcight Of
handler fhr sort nt guy who can
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

What hc might do with hrst
rate talent can only bc >urm,sed.
But The baseball executive hardly
lives who WOuldnt want 10 see
him tIy and. though most of the
good lohS are pretty much spoken
for. a. 81 i0-lOr-ShOw that James
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Nv DAVIS j. WALSH


i"iF'ha'"'"i -N'NN 7F'N"' HP'i'H N''''i
CHICAGO, Sept 9 ms
There is growing evidence mot
-l.r4s-- ll-Al44 ia4---+ft f-.,-++ 4.st---te.
know but from the man himSelp
that Nh James J., Dykes. the old
Faith Healer OF ComiSkey Park.
Us oNericd with the state olaf
fairs nov prevailing there and viii
ask 20 he excused a. or soon after
THE close of the present season.
Ills contraCt with The White
SoV has another year 10 run but,
n Dykes can make another con-
ncctIon and Is sincere about ms
WISH tu break away. Y Is ConSId-
cred ETUTODdDie iral me CiuD VIII
want 10 hold hIm 10 tho document.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
GOES As FAVORITE

Sparks called the turn more
than a week in advance for me
High Quest 2-year-nld, that bad
won three of his 10 races but
Just missed I'm two or Three more
because he always came from be
hind
Here i'm tho first long race Of
the season tor 2-Ncar-oldS. Chief
Knocker would have plenty of
chance 80 ctoyr-rruurri.- ur1 tnC
leaders with ms late rush
Sparks wasn't the only one who
figured Chief Knockcr a~ iTe
logical winner Of the $500 The
crowd Of 10 $50 paid customers
sent The colt away SIS the fay0rlto
I'm the Scvcn-horSr-flcld And
.ckey Patterson Nllican did The
81 hy bringing him homo grand
stand and all thrco and q half
lengths m front of tI~ nearest
rival. Neville Dunn IS Fire Power.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IEAGTF

New York tBorowy 1O-aD a. Boston
tWoods $50. p. m EWT
Cleveland Smith lt-5 and HarderJ az
Detroit Trucks 1873 and Bridges 1870,
two games. I 80 D. M EWT.
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Philadelphia Barrett s-i0l az Brooklyn
Barney 2-0D, 2,30 Pm, EWT.
Only game scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
NIGHT 90 10 CUBS

parIal a decimal point into
elrulNs
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Trainer Boosts \
Chief KnoCker
And MakesGood
By LEWIS IL WALTER

- They can say w. G. Sparks. the
trainer Of tho Brown Hotel Stable
is a hard man In fact. they can
say anything they wish about him
today. But no one can say me
didn't call the turn on his colt,
Chief Knockcr.
When the condition book for
the last 10 days Of the War Relief
meeting came out last week at
the Detroit race track, the bronzed
Kentuckian thumbed through the
pages. stopped when ne came 10
page 80, which gave tho condi-
tions for the races of Wednesday.
Sept 8.
"There's my race. the Capt.
Schultz Handicap. mile and a
sixteenth for 2-year-olds. You
can bet half the grandstaud that
Chief knocker will show them
the way home"
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