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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-25
kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

cesto puta ovoj rubrici rekor-
duJemo rad, pored nasih Ograna-
ka clanova, nash simpaticara.
odaJuci i'm nase priznanje "a nil
hov odan i pozrtvovan rad "a ma
su ideju. U poslednje vreme nasi
simpaticari su znatno aktivniji
nego ranijih godina, osobito do
brovoljnim prilozima. Oni nasi
citaoci koji redovno prate ovogo-
disnju rubriku "Novogodisnji Da-
rak Radnickoj Borbi", mogli su
primetiti da medju ovim prilaga-
Gina veci je broj simpaticara, ne
go nasih clanova. Razume Sc, We
ci je .njih broj nego nasih clano-
va.
Dobro je imati ovake odane sim
paticare kao sto su nasi. Mi Sc S
NINA ponosimo i imamo razloga
da Sc ponosimo. Ali kada mi cd
radnika stvaramo mama simpati-
care, mi to ne cinimo da oni osta-
nu vecito nasi simpaticari, nego
da oni postanu nasi clanovi. Ma
koliko jedan radnik bio lojalan
nasem pokretu i ma koliko mu
simpatisao materijalno ga poma-
gao, ali nikad on ne moze dopri-
reti "a stvar naseg oslobod jenia,
o n ! k 0, koliko kad bi bio
clan naseg p k.r a. Bez r
6 z &C e - radnicke or
ganizacije klasne prosyete -
radni6ka klasa nikad Sc nece mo-
ci osloboditi. Zato oni nasi sim
paticari koji Sc mama slazu -
svi Sc nasi simpaticari s mama
slazu, jer da Sc ne slazu, oni ne
bi bill nasi simpaticari - trebaiu
ovu cinjenicu imati vidu, sa-
glasno Moi rostupiti.
0 ovome sto smo gore rekli, pri-
mecuje drug J. Sestok, pa nam,
pored poslatog izyestaja radu
njihova Ogranka, pise radu
nasih simpaticara, ii. njegova "a
pazanja po ovom pitanju. Otuda
tai deo pisma druga sestoka citi-
racemo ovde. Isti glasi:
40 prodaji kalendara nisam ii
dosada pisao, niti smo naknad-
no porucivali, kao sto je to bio
slucaj sa wise Ogranaka i pojedi-
naca. Ali takodjer ne stidimo Sc
Cd onog sto smo ma tom polju u
radili. Porucili smo $50 primera-
ka kalendara koji su skoro svi pro-
dani. Tu tamo nalazi Sc po koj
kalendar jos neprodat. ali ii &c
biti prodani. Neki su drugovi pri-
licno uspeli kod prodavanja ka-
lendara, dok neki slabije, usled
toga sto duge satove rade, kao i
"Primetio sam IL tvojoj rubrici,
"kroz Partiju i Federaciju", gdie
pohvalno govoris nekim nasim
simpaticarima, koji po-
mazu nasim Ograncima II njiho~
vom radu, pa tamo gdje nasih |
Ogranaka nema To je dobra
stvar. | mi imamo bar jedan slu-
cal kome mozemo pohvalno reel
0 aktivnosti simpaticara.
"Nas simpaticar Stevan Kova-
cevic, pored materijalne ppmoci
koju daje nasem pokretu, on po-
maze nasem Ogranku u drugim
poslovima. On je cd znatne pomo-
ti Ogranku oko prodavanja ka-
lendara. Vec niz godina on tako
radi i godisnje proda izmedju Is
25 primeraka kalendara. Owe 60
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-25
SIJJSKINJA REAKCIJE

skin interesa, ne mislite da &c
yam pomoci maska praznih reel,
raskrinkace vas S. L. P. i nece
proci dugo vremena da &c vas ju-
goslavenski radnici videti u svoJ
vasoj izdajniekoj golotinji; vide
ii &c da spas nase klase lei Il po-
litickoj i ekonomskoj organizaci-
il ma principu klasne borbe, kako
to uci S. L. P.
A tada? Well, raeunajte sami.
Burzoazija ne moze da zivi a da
besprekidno ne revolncionise oru-
dja "a proizvodnju, dakle j uslove
"a proizvodnju, dakle, celokupne
drustvene odncse. - K. Marx.
vi mi oduzimate zivot, kad mi
oduzimate sredstva "a zivot.
- Shakespeare.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-25

dine je on prodao 20 kalendara. I
pored toga, on sakupi po koju
pretplatu ma r. B. iii w. P.
"Ovakovih simpaticara trebaIi
bi imati poveci broj. Ostali nasi
vredni simpaticari koji redovno
pomazu pokret materijalno, 20
zeEno je da sleduju primer druga,
Kovacevica one, kojima ii ces-
ce pises. Tada bi nasi posIovi BIZ
Ii bolje, brze sa wise uspjeha
obavljani."
Ono sto primecuje drug sestok
kod nasih simpaticara, to prime
cuju i ostali nasi clanovi. Ovo je
odusevljavajuca pojava ma njiho-
voj strani. Ali ma koliki Sc broj
nasih simpaticara odazivao sa
svojim radon "a nasu stvar, ne
znaci da ne bi trebao biti JOS We
ci broj njih. Jer "a 35 godina ra-
da nase Federacije - trideset i
pet godina neprekidnog neumor-
nog rada razvila je ona simpa-
tiju kod prilicnog broja jugosla-
venskih radnika. Dobar deo nasih
simpaticara cvrstog je ubedjenia
da samo program S. l.. P. odgo-
vara prilikama uslovima owe
zemlje, po kome &c Sc radnicka
klasa osloboditi najamnog ropst-
va. Ovo niihovo poznavanje US
vajanje revolucionarnog ucenja S.
L. P. nasi simpaticari trebaju da
prenaSaju ma ostale radnike ma
Seq jezika. Jer danas je momenat
nastupio kada svaki mas clan
simpaticar trebaju sve svoje sile
da upotrebe Il ovom pravcu; da-
mas kada jugoslavenska burzoazi-
ia kroz svoie agente nastojale da
fizicki i mentalno podjarme nase
u korist svojih pljackas-
kin interesa.
Mi smo cvrstog ubedjenja da &c
rasi clanovi i simpaticari ovako
postupiti, jer su oni pojmili da-
nasnji kriticni po nasu ideju po-
voljan momenat.
Ovih dana primili smo pismo od
naseg vrednog simpaticara P. Bla-
gica IL Pittsburgh, Pa, sa kojim
je poslao $3.50: "a jednu godisnju
pretplatu na r. B., "a Novogodis
Mi Darak Radnickoj Borbi $500,
cd simpaticara ]. sepetauca i 81
so "a porucene kalendare Istog
dana primili smo dve godisnje
pretplate Cd naseg simpaticara NJ.
IL Chicago - jednu
obnovljenu i jednu godisnju novu-
I ako nasi gornji simpaticari ne
rade "a mas pokret radi neke po-
hvale, nego il cistih ubedjenja
u interesu radnickog oslobodje-
MIA, mi i'm ovom prilikom izraza-
yamo nasu drugarsku zahvalnost.
Primili smo pismo cd drugarice
Ankle Vidakovic. organizatorke
kluba Radnicke Borbe Milwau-
xee, kome mas izvestava o isho-
lu njihovog drugarskog sastanka,
xoga su odrzali nedelju 7. fe-
,ruara. Drugarica Vidakovic pise
la je njihov pomenuti sastanak
bio uspesan svakom pogledu-
Oa su imale dobru posetu, te da
III Sc svi po drugarskom nacinu
,roveli zadovoljili. Cist prihod
,io je oko s125.00.
Sama gornja svota govori sama
"a sebe, jer napraviti toliku svo-
u novca ma jednom drugarskom
,astanku dokazuje da to bese Ia
sta, kako rece drugarica Vidako-
7ic, "uspeh svakom pogledu.'
Mi smo jednom prilikom pisali
l ovoj rubrici planu Kluba Rad
licke Borbe, kako mas je izvestila
lrugarica Anna Sekulie, pa smo
ON prilikom dali znati ostalim
laSim kIubovima, a narcotic smo
.e osvrnuli ma Klub R. B. Mil
l kako izgleda, nase vred-
le drugarice u Milwaukee, tu O.
,omenu SUI primile k znanju, Jer
,ornji njihov sastanak to potvr-
ljuje.
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Vecerinka u Lackawanna, N. Y.

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CEMU MAS UCI STRAJK?

CEMU MAS UCI STRAJK?
or Dane De Ieona
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Cen OF je 5ceniko konada 5sanica
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Turf Elite Race


CHICAGO. July 90 GNS)-A
battle for handicap championship
honors was seen today in the
$4,000 Arlington Handicap which
viii be staged as the feature Of
Saturdays card. the last day of
the Arlington meeting at Wash
ingion Park.
The big race Is expected 10
bring together FOUNDERS. which
captured the $4,000 Stars and
Stripes Handicap at the Arlington
meeting, and Thumbs Up. victor
in the $4,000 Butler Handicap
against the cream Of the eastern
contingent.
Among other nominees for the
event are the unpredictable Mar
riage. Calumet Farms Markell
and Sun Again. Hal Price Head
leyS ASkmenow and Ahtclimax,
Best Seller, Take Wing -AIetegpe
y,..... 49, cr@jy G-,.-.,s aod-
barr AirmaSter Cabin Creek.
our Boots. Salto and Thumbs
Ups stablemate Kings Abbey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
7Boys Get Byes
In Tennis Meet

KALAMAZOO. July % CUP)-
Seven seeded players drew byes
today as IS entries opened play
in the annual Western Junior and
Boys Tennis Tournaments on
Kalamazoo Colleges Stowe courts.
Given first-round breathing
spells were Jack Tuero of New
Orleans, seeded No. /. in the jun
Tor division. and two other favor
ites-Robert Krlng. Los Angeles,
No. 3, and Ed Ray, Taft, Tex.
No 5. Boys seeded players given
byes were Roderigo Delano, La
redo. Tex. No 2; Edwin Davis,
Baton Rouge. La, No, 3; Diehl
Natter. Adrmore, Pa, No 4. and
Oliver Roddy, Charlotte, n. C.,
Ne. ).
Charles Oliver. Perth Amboy.
n. j.. No. 2 seeded player in the
junior bracket, plays Gerhard
Kalfoken. Elkhart. Ind, in one of
tOday'S top matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
SOftbdII Lists
Close Saturday

Deadline for entering the Met
ropolitan Detroit Times softball
tournament will be Saturday at
midnight and all teams are urged
TO file entries as soon as possible.
The tournament, which will de-
eide seven championships in vari-
Gus divisions. will start Aug H..
Major League winners-in both
the men and women's division
Will represent Detroit in the conf
petition for the Goco-Cola trophy,
symbolic of world supremacy in
the sport, in the title games at
u. of d. Stadium Sept. 1913
inclusive.
Other championships will be
decided for Class A men and
women's teams (open TO all teams
not in the Major League dlvision1,
in the Junior division. for boys
II or under, and in two special
divisions for Detroit Times Car
rier-salesmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Eastern League Team
Phinies' New Farm

UTICA, N Y, July 20 QNS)-
A working agreement was TO be
adopted today between the Phila-
delphia Phillies and the Utica
Braves of the Eastern League. 4,
Under terms of the tentative
agreement approved Saturday by
PhillieS' head William d. Cox.
Utica would receive an undls-
closed amount of cash and several
players. The big league club could
have the option of renewing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Rivals Admit
SdtCheI Good

There is life left in Leroy
(SatcheD Pages hard one" as
the Motor City Giants will testify
today in playing over" yester-
days doubleheader with Paige's
All-Stars at Dequindre Park. The
turnout was 10000.
Paige entered the first game In
the seventh with Motor City lead
ing. Sd. In the remaining two
sessions Paige held the Giants hit
less and runless. He walked two
batters and hit another.
In the second game the Giants
found Paige for two doubles and
|. o. r. sLia o'er'7
third. Play ended in the fourth
because of darkness with the ALI
Stars leading. Fl.
Paige hit a homer over the left
field fence in the second game.
He had a double in the ninth of
the opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Forfeit Costs
Police Chance
In P|dyoffs

Five teams in A. 10 in d. 10 In
3, and 18 in f are qualified today
TO begin the championship or
elimination series starting Aug. l..
Four of the A clubs go into Briggs
Stadium, the final double bill
there of the Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation season.
Forfeiture Of the first game Of
the double-header with Parisclean
in Class A cost Police a chance TO
enter. Paris needed only the one.
Just to make their bid good Paris
defeated Police in the second. AZ.
Henry V'Artagnan's homer with
the bases full in the eighth fea-
tured Pepsi-Cola's overthrow of
Auto Club, national champions,
1916. Pitcher Walter Shy OF Vir-
ges had a homer as Virges took
Transfers. To. TO finish first in
the regular season schedule.
Top pitching Of the day turned
up in Class B. Rayls upset Holtz-
man, 10. Don McCatty of Holtz-
man allowing four hits and Walter
CoppinS of Rayls three. Coppins
struck out IT,
Wildness hurt McCatty. One Of
his six passes. coming in the
fourth, led the way TO the single
run. A pass, sacrifice. and scratch
single put Jim Pador on third.
Pador counted on Gordon Walt
mans long fly,
Class A survivors are Virges,
Pepsi-Cola, Teamsters, Auto Club,
and Paris. Police and Vickers are
out. In B are Sans. Arthurs,
Kraetke, Hudson, JAW ia, South
Fort. Griffin. Kowalski, Rayls and
DSR.
The d list includes Lincoln
Park. Hudson. Owls, JAW Z.
Morticians. Northwest Lions, West
Side, st. Rita, Oakwood Aces.
Kings, Russell Woods. East Side
Coal, Dixie. and 300 Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Tigers Home Gard
For AUGUST

Prom Aug. 10 Aus IS
Friday Aus. Chicago White S1x. 2
D. m
SATURDAY Aux Chicago white sox ?
B.
sunday. Acr Chicago white sox 1.-TWO
Wednesday Aus II Washington Sena-
tors Twilight gamer. q r M
Thursday. AUG Washington Senators
3. ~
FRIDAY Aug Washington Senators
sa i " ssii-Rashlnston Senator.
3d. ~
SUNDAY Aug Philadelphia Athletics
'Iwo games. ] 30 g. m
Tuesday. Aug. 17--Philade phla Athletics
3 p M
Wednesday Aus. is-Boston Red sox. 3
% m
Thursday Aux is-B Boston Red sox CTwo
Ramesl ! 80 r. m
Friday. Aug 20 BOSTON Red SoN m
saturday Aug. 2i-Boston Red sox. 3
D. m
sunday. AUG 22-New York Yankees
1.-TWO gamcs). ! so y. m.
Monday AUG 23-New York Yankees
N1~riuE rHuer II n m
MONDAY Aus 23-Ncw York Yankees
CTwiuEht eamei. $50 p. m.
TUESDAY Aug 2fNew York Yankees
Two. Eamesl. 80 p M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Track 10 Honor
Blood Donors

With brief but appropriate cers-
monies, the race track followers
OF Detroit will pay tribute Thurs
day, July %, to the blood donors
of the Red Cross.
Through the courtesy Of the
Detroit race track management.
all blood donors will be admitted
to the races free that day. A
special gate is being opened, to
be marked with large sign. and
all the blood donors must do to
gain admittance is 10 show their
donor card at this gate.
At the conclusion of the fifth
race. the Red Cross song. Angels
of Mercy" written for and dedi-
Gated to the Red Cross by Irving
Berlin, will be played to honor
the blood donors and the soldiers,
sailors and marines whose lives
have been saved by the donated
blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Coast Meter Takes
Eastern Crown

WILMINGTON, Del. July &c
(UPl-Jim Brink. Seattle, Wash,
today held the Delaware state and
middle states singles crown with
a 6-l. 6-3 victory over Gene Gar
rett of San Diego, Cal
Two Chicagoans, Howe At
water and Jerry Evert, upset
Brink and Bob Odman. also OF
Seattle. TO take the double
crown. SO. 6-3. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
No Players,
Deal Is Off

PITTSBURGH. July 26 (UP)-
Branch Hickey. general manager
of the Brooklyn Dodgers. con-
ferred briefly yesterday with the
Pittsburgh Pirates President Bill
Benswanger regarding Hue X
Geary. the homesick Pirate short-
stop.
The meeting was shortened con-
siderably when Benswanger i'm
formed Hickey he wanted playes.
not cash. Hickey said he had no
players. to give and left immedi-
ately via plane for Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Joyce Examined
For Broken Jaw

HOLLYWOOD. July Is (INS)
Joyce. the Gary. Ind.
lightweight. was 10 get "A medical
once-over today TO learn if he
broke his jaw again Saturday
night when he lost a close To-
round decision to Henry Arm
strong, former tTiple-titleholder.
Armstrong received S14,013 for
the sUap: Joyce Sl0.009.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Todays Best Bet-War Bonds-And TomoTows Too
Smaacked Passed Up
Even by His Owner
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

those Of the crowd OF $4,000 as
Jockey Clyde Turk shot Smacked
out of the gate-kept him in front
all the way 10 win. Not bad for a
horse right out of claiming race.
II guess 1 can't kick about
losing this bet" said Johnson as
he walked down 10 watch Gov
errfbr Kelly throw the floral
horseshoe over Smacked
Johnson tore up his tickets on
Bless Me with a smile. After all.
a check for 800 was just being
credited 10 his account by the
track bookkeeper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Out Of Shape But
He Fans Il Bdtters

For a pitcher "out Of shape
Marty Sluka OF the butterfly
bali" who is with St Thomas of
the Lutheran League does not
seem TO need conditioning. In his
first appearance of the season
yesterday Sluka struck out l. and
granted five hits as St Thomas
defeated Mt Zion at Chandler
Park 81. Rain ended play in the
eighth.
Injuries TO other players gave
Gerald Nagel Of DENLY High
School a chance 10 catch for Mt.
Calvary in the fifth of Q. seven
inning game. Salem won the dcci-
sion. Id. largely by scoring nine
in the first three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
VdIo To Get Army
Call in ; Weeks

PHILADELPHIA. July 26 CUP)
Elmer Nalo. youthful outfielder
for tte Philadelphia Athletics,
will be indicted into the army
within three weeks, the team an
nounced today Valo passed his
final physical examination Satur-
day az his home in Palmerton,
Pa. He is married but childless.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
NEGOTIATIONS Check
Bronco Grid Drills

KALAMAZOO. July 26 CUP)--
Coach w. Gill of Western Michi-
gan College hoped today the eff
feet of navy innoculation among
his 80 football candidates soon
will wear off so he may get ahead
with the BroncoS summer prac-
tiCe.
Sore arms resulting from stand
ard navy vaccinations and i'm
nominations cut TO less than half
the number OF candidates who
showed up for practice last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Helen Bernhard Victor.

NEW YORK. July 26 CUPl-
Helen Bernhard Of New York. the
countrys fourth-rauked Woman
tenniS PLAYER, held the New York
State Women's championship to-
day She defeated Mrs. Norman
Taubele Barber, New York. SO,
81, In tse final yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Tennis
Form
Followed

Results in the second annual
open championships under the
auspices OF Highland Park Tennis
Club al Ford Field are on the
expected even keel following yes
terday's matches somewhat cur
tailed because Of rain.
Dick Mcfarland Detroit public
parks and open champion. went
along 10 the third round, defeat
inc en- route Henry DiSSc, 81.
o.. and Kenneth Mundie g. 6-3.
Among the juniors 10 advance
were Eddie Maiysiak. James jan
kowSki. Hamtramck and James
Alexander SouthcaStern'S city in
teecholastiC champion Matysiak
defeated Sam Pratt 6-1. 90 jan
.kowSki ovcrCamo Marc Porobich
"a. 81 NIpSa~ w. a. as, eay, -NSe.e.s
&c., a. 4s. -e@..~
IN tie ,Xomrrt DIVISION. Mary
Lou Boyer one OF The Tyr seeded
entries ard a semifinaliSt IN the
T6troit open, hah as opposition
N-year-old Mary Ann Randazzo
OF Hamtramck Mary Lou did the
expected by winning Go. 60, md
Mary Ann, as usual had a grand
time.
Laura While eliminated Bar
bara Tugcr, 6-3 o.. Alice Vicr
put out Norma PUtula. 81. Is.
Constance ODonovan EbberS. de-
Tending champion, and Mary Her
nando, runner-up. drew bycs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
tett score Of 400 with u KS. the
highest number Of KS Of any
Shooter during me DAVIS firing

tect score OF 900 with n KS, the
highest number Of KS Of any
Shooter during me days firing.
Match No 10 shots st 30 yards
metallic sights Kay stanton. 2oO-i3.
s ssY, N a. f.rra Srss i,, 5T %s5,
Muler. ies-io. Bennie Rarydlo. 1888
Ford Schimmet 1881 Experts. Jane
naixell, 1882 Charles Creiner 1872.
Russell Join. los IL RI Bs~sa-- las
~ Charles A Bottoms. 1872: Pau
Wilioufhby. 1853: William Schmidt. 1877
Ray MongreiE 1877 Narksmen: John
q Thorn 1910; Ted Lehman. 1879
1877: Jeanne MonsreiE' ig24.
Match No. 7--Dewar course. % shots
=, 50 yards, 20 shots A. 100 yards. met,
allie sights Ferd schmmel. 3es-25 Fred
Friedman, 3s5l7; Wilbur Miller, 3sS-ls
Experts; Jim Dalzeil, 1855. Charles
Grsiner. 3s7-ii. Kay siantnn-, 5p2-lg4
RUSSELL JOHN. 3eS-1e Fayette smith. 800
70. SharpshoOters John . Thorn. 3q3-ig
Erwin Brehm, 39i-le. Edwin Faust. 800.
1s: Bob Brodds 3se-i7 l. VI Easter
3se-ls Marksmen. Paul Krichhaum. 3s5.
is; Jeanne Mongreig 3et-12. Jerry splitter
3s2-li; Lee Getty. 3sl-io, Roy Hinkle
Match No. 3-winiam HALEY smith
1910. Masters: Bonnie Bazydlo. 1858
Ferd schimmel. 1868; Wilbur Smith
1867. Experts: John Klrschner. 1879
I'd Barthowiak, 1911 Fayette Smith
1859: Joe Conrad 1858. Lyle Torrant
1870. sharpshooters + NJ Easter
1885. J. whatley 1856: Charles Bot
toms. 1913; Edwin Faust. 1913; Ervir
Brehm. 1927 Marksmen Ted Lehman
1855: Lou Getty. 1925 Russell Roberts
1875; Jeanne Mongreig, 1883; Pau
Krichbaum. 1873.
Match no. 30 shots At 100 yard,
any sights. w. c. Ferguson, 20O.i2
Masters Fred Friedman. 1887 Benni,
Bazydlo, 1885. Experts. Charles Greiner
1912: Lyle Torrant. 1910. sharp
shooters: Erwin Brehm. 2O0-lO: Charles
Bottoms. 1851; Olive Thorn, 1879
Asrk-ren; Ernie Brousseau, i92 o. Henri
Zymewski. 1925.
Match No. 5-Dewar course 20 shoti
ut so yards, 20 shots a. 100 yards any
sights: Russell JOHN. 4O0-27. Masters
c. w. Ferguson, 1925. Fred p Schim
mel, 1892. Experts: James DalIell. 39S
u; A. Simmons. 39s-20 sharpshooters
Perry spangler 3es-23. Charles Bottoms
3e7-22. Marksmen. Paul J.. Krichbaum
3e2-i6: Ted Lehman, 3gO-i7.
Match No. 6-Short range 20 shots a
50 yards any sights; Won BY Ferd schim
mel. 20O-t6. Masters: Morris seavy. 20O-a
Benny Bazydio, 1918 Experts. jane
Dalzell. POOLS; George Winters, 2O0-lf
Sharpshooters: Charles Bottoms. 1924
Frank j. Wood. 1918 Marksmen Ton
Founder, 1886, Lou Getty. 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints Night Edition only
of horse which the
bets of the day.
The code key each Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with corresponding alphabet
The horses appears ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT is PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorTows code follows:
Az B-Sl Ell Got Is
k-6 iona -N-G7-0-8e
U-4 WIS IS Y-S7 Z-6i
Clip this key you decipher
tomorrows code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

Trap and skeet shooters as well
as hunters are boarding shells
Excise tax figures show five mil
lion dollars for 1912 and only
three millions for the year npe-
vious,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Good War Record

The Tanforan race track has a
war record. First it was used to
intern Japs, next as commando
training site, and now the navy
is training men there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
TAKES OVER TO-DAY

Richard Fischer, former jockey,
will take over today as trainer
for the Dearborn Stable of Jimmy
Powers, Detroit automobile man.
II was first reported Fischer
would not succeed c. Hyde Smith
until August /, but he is starting
horse today.
Meggy, the consistent mare
which carries the colors of John
Hettche, chairman of the Michi-
gan Board of Athletic Control
will probably be favored agar
today as she goes over the turf
course with five rivals in the
81 500 Strang Purse, one of the
days features. E
Spanish Duke. Prince WaygC
and Hi Gold are among the II
which will meet over six furlong'
in the $500 Bradstreet Combina,
ton Purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
BY United Press

BY United Press
DETROIT
Track. muddy.
FIRST RACE-Joss STICK, Patricia A.
Second Race-Your Reward, 5eenee-
bee Naldina Idol
Third Race-Declared on.
Fifth Race-Tuleyries Lin. Ovals.
Sixth Rsce-Deciared on
Seventh Race-Declared OF.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. muddy.
First Race 49, sumpin. Key Largo.
Devils Wit, True Heart. Tidy Thing.
Third Rsce-Two Fronts. Cling. Dusky
Fourth Racs-Poiymelior.
Seventh Race-Belmike.
Eighth Race-TattnAn star, Grand
Day, French Trap.
SARATOGA.
Track, fast
First Pace --Gaslight, In Balance,
Patches Rising Light.
Second Whitewater
Third Picture Prince, Yankee
Fiith> Rsce-opers Singer, Our Page.
v ff2t lasat@s >ysJ
I ARLINGTON.
Track. good
First Race Yutan. Shining Deed
Victory Fleet. Troop Train, sunnip, Leo
Mclaughlin
Second Race Plaidloch, Rex Avis
Which Clint. Nav, Kathy, Camp LIB
erty
Third RaCe-Bride Cake Leaving.
Fourth Race-Pearl Harbor. Real sad,
wise Dean Dispayer After School.
Seventh Ohautam. Moseien-
Eighth RaCe-Feathery, His Highness,
Iostagal. Dads Bolivar Touch and Go.
Substitute Race Declared on.