davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
1st Prize (Grades 3-5)

'The Little Old Woman Who
Used Her Head" by Hope Newell,
is my favorite book because it has
very interesting stories. These
stories are about some animals
which teach this old woman how
to "use her head and save her
heels" One day the old woman
was knitting. Her pets wanted to
get drink. Then she got a very
bright idea. The old woman got
her saw and sawed a hole in the
gate. Then the old woman went
back to her knitting and the pets
did not bother her any more.
ErneStine Sepulveda, 4th grade
Capt. Whitside School
Age 10
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
MY FAVoRITE BOOK
1st Prize (Grades 6-8)

My favorite book is white
Stars of Freedom" by Miriam
Isasi and Melcena Burns Denny.
I like it because it tells so much
about liberty and democracy and
is so up to date 1t is about the
life of a Basque shepherd boy,
who with his two dogs Qua and
Zuri, have many thrilling expe-
rlences and hardpships as they
tend a flock of sheep grazing in
the Pyrenees mountains. Narbik
was forced to leave his country
when the Nazis invaded Europe.
He became an American citizen,
and to him the stars in our flag
are White Stars of Freedom. Ev-
cry American should read this
story.
Joan Elna Brown, 9Th grade
Col. Young School
Age IL
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
New Song Written
By Col. E. N. Hardy

Continued From Page One)
James Hall, Jr., of SOUS band. COL
laborated to write both the words
and music for "S.CU.," the peppy
challenge which the Post supporters
shouted out time and again as the
Sunday game progressed.
The spirit exhibited by the SOU
team and its rabid supporters bodies
no good for the Special Troops team
when it clashes with SOU in the
Thanksgiving Day joust.
The words to the latest additions
to FIT. Huachucs's repertoire of
songs follow
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
HUACHUCA'S MOUNTAIN
BY COL. EDWIN N. HARDY

Here beside Huachuca'S mountain T
We serve all who come
Lifting high our best endeavor
Til this War is won.
Chorus
Lift your voices, never falter,
Forward all the way.
Hail to thee
Oh, Fort Huachuca-
Hail, all hail today.
Here beside Huachuca's mountain
We all wait our call
Standing ready and undaunted
Sons of right won't fall.
Chorus
Lift your voices, never falter,
Strong our loyalty
Give Huachuca
And our country all fidelity.
Here beside Huachuca's mountain
Sing its praises strong;
God and man will know thy pres
ence,
Praise to thee in song.
Chorus
Lift your voices, never falter,
Right will give us might.
Hail to thee
Oh, Lord of Justice,
Lead us to the light.
CONSERVATION MEANS PRESERVATION
S. G.. u.
(FOOtbalI SOng)
BY CLAUDE A. ANDREWS
JAMES HALL, JR.
Verse I
C.U.-SC.U.-Hold that line, Hold
that line, SOU.
We are behind you, Fort Hua-chu-
cas- Guards, so
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! = And
bring us VICTORY.
Verse III
S.C.U.-S.C.U. = Hit that line, Hit
that line, SOU.
Gang, we are with you Twenty
Thousand strong, so
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! = And
crush them SOU.
DO You ABUSE YOUR EoUIPMENT7-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
Film Fare on the Fort
MATINEES

MATINEES
No. Only, Show starts at 2:oO pm.
y-Theatres No. 1-2-5. Show starts at 200 pm.
Theatres No. 3-4, Show starts at 1880 pm.
Ihursday-Theatre No only, show starts at 900 pm
NIGHT SCHEDULE
heatres No. 1-2-5 Show starts at $3.50 pm
Theatres No. 3-4, Show starts at 800 pm.
Saturday, November 20
Henry Aldrich Haunts House'-Jimmy Lydan, Charlie
Smith "Gildersleeve on Broadway" Harold Pearv
Billie Burke.
I'm Old Oklahoma"-John Wayne Martha Scott Shorts
-ArmyN Navy Screen Magazine
"Guadacanal Diary" = Preston Foster LLOYD Nolan
Shorts-Paramount News, Falling Hare.
Sunday November 21
"C1uadacanal Diary" Preston Foster Ilovd Nolan
Shorts-Paramount News, Falling Hare.
Riding High-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell. Shorts
) I'm Old Okahoma"-John Wayne Martha Scott Shorts
-Army-Navy Screen Magazine.
Monday. November %
"C1uadalcanal Diary" = Preston Foster Llovd Nolan
Shorts-Paramount News, Falling Hare
Riding High"-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell Shorts
Paramount News
"In Old Oklahoma"-John Wayne Martha Scott Shorts
-Army-Navy Screen Magazine.
Tuesday, November %
"In Old Okahoma"-John Wayne Martha Scott Shorts
Army y-Navy Screen Magazine.
I "The Falcon and the Co-Eds" : Tom Conway, Jean
Brooke. Smart Guy"-Rick vallin Wanda Mckay
Riding High'-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell Shorts
Paramount News
Wednesday, November "a
In Old Okahoma"-John Wayne, Martha Scott Shorts
Army Navy Screen Magazine.
odd Acquaitance"-Bette Davis Gig Young. Shorts
Paramount News
Riding High''-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell Shorts
Paramount News
Thursday, November 25
Riding High'-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell Shorts
Paramount News.
"Od Acquaitance"-Bette Davis Gig Young. Shorts
Paramount News.
"The Falcon and the Co-Eds" Tom Conway, Jean
Brooke. Smart C1uy'--Rick Vallin, Wanda Mckay
Friday November rs
Riding High'-Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell. Shorts
Paramount News.
"Gangway for Tomorrow -Margo WaIy Brown.
"Old Acquaintance"-Bette Davis Gig Young. Shorts
Paramount News
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
End Prize Grades 3-5

Ike "The Book of Indians"
by H. Cholling, best because am
interested in Indians. This book
tells us how they travelled long
ago, and how they lived. how they
hunted, how they made their
knives, bowls, bows and arrows,
and shoes. 1t also tells how they
made their clothes. These are true
stories and really teach us about
Indian life.
Harry Joe White. 4th grade
Capt. Whitside School
Age 8
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19

dependents.
CD A new and faster working
certificate of dependency, which
does not have to be sworn to by
neighbors backed up with affidavits,
has been adopted 1t will be used
to support all future family allow
ance applications involving Glass
B-1 or Glass B dependents, as well
as in check-up of accounts now
in effect.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19

Theatre No. 1
Theatres No. "a
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No: 1
Theatres No. "a
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. 1
Theatres No. pa
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. 1
Theatres No. 2-4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. |
Theatres No. 2-4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. 1
Theatres No. "a
Theatres No. 5-5
Theatre No. 1
Theaters No. "a
Theatres No. 3-5
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
PERSONNEL
PERSONALS

Classified advertisements pertain
ing to help wanted, situations want
ed, rides wanted or offered, lost or
found, and other non n-cOmmerciaI
matters considered to be for the
benefit of Fort Huachuca or it's per-
sOnnel, both military and civilian,
will be printed in this column free
of charge. Any advertisement will
be repeated upon request.
WANTED-Typewriters, for use in
Special Service writing
classes and for use in USO type
writing and shorthand classes. Will
be purchased outright. Telephone
USO or Special Service, 2113.
ROOM WANTED = If YOU have a
room or know of one that can be
rented to an enlisted man, contact
S/Sgt. Silas Gleaves, 39Oth ON.
Truck Company. Telephone, 3211.
DO You ABUSE YOUR EaUIPMENr7-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
School Children Participate
In Observance of Book Week

The Old Post Library participated
in the national observance of Chill
dren's Book Week November 1920
by sponsoring an essay contest
among the pupils of the two schools
on the Post. The contest ended No
vember and was open to pupils in
grades three through eight. The
winning essays are printed below:
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
= DOIN'S AND STUFF =
+ In DET. ON =
+ BY CPL. "BRAD" BRADSHAW *
* y y y
* * y y

Last Friday evening a surprise
birthday party was given in honor
of Pvt. Anne Borden, WAC, cele-
brating her first birthday in Fort
Huachuca.
Pvt. Borden has been in the Army
since last summer, being sent here
from Ft. Des Moines, Iowa. She is
at present serving as a driver in the
ON Corps.
The party was thrown" in the
ON Dayroom with the attendance
of Pvts. o. P. Berry, Francis j.
Gibson, WACs, Cpls. George Brad
shaw, Jr., James H. Corothers, Ben
ny Paris, Louis Evans, and many
friends from both units. Cpl. Owen
A. Johnson acted as host.
DO You WASTE YOUR RATIoNs7-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
USO MOVIE.
SCHEDULE

Saturday, Nov. 20, 700 o'clock
Scarlet Pimpernel" = Leslie How
ard, Merle Oberon.
Sunday, Nov. 81, TOO o'clock-"In
Name Only" = Cary Grant, Kay
Francis.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19

The Judges were Mrs. w. j. Nc
Caffrey and T/Sgt. Charles Gran
ford, Hq. Company, 92nd Division.
Prizes for these essays are to be
books which will be awarded at a
date to be announced later.
CONSERVATION MAY SAVE LIVES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

Pairings and starting times for
MGA Open Amateur Golf tourney
Sunday al Rackham:
soo-Jsek Blum. stanley Espus Rob.r,
Jones
sos-Phn D.sssuoion. Ere Lida,u.
Douglas Co1sn
: stephan shuryan, John Hayes.
sls-wsyn. Bs'.. March Rish, stan
= 20 Edward Kusch,l Jsrry Hoo Don
aIt Mead
s2s-char,, Dsss' victor Mn,psn.
Ulysses sea
30 FRANK Msruno Henry Morrison
william BAckshear
s3s-Gsls strinssr Arthur NcClsrtr
Frank Phillips case Rielsck John
Maris-
s's-E Gordon carlton Bohds win,
% Nh. Gutvsnds Melvin shelton
joe BgrE1arf
eSs--John D.vane Lou, Ia Vine. Ar
700 Msryo Sinclair shiv.iy wsld-
arsr Jacobs
7osr Jossph Msnro Michael Novas
George Dtcsssrs
10 Frnes, McMuuen. Mere. Perrin.
7is- Glen HARDING Bill Hsyiev Jsm,.
station
20 Gsorr, Wright Alsn p,nesu.
/ AT1N Coos
: % ca" Tsrchssk. MIds, coma
Larry Moe
: 3o-Frsnk wards Carl LoVsrv 10,
E0uEusnnec
81 Bah. o copnen Gsorr, Knovi,,
BIZ ickes
80 Milton Brsnnoes james ADKINS
Leonard Clfko
7's-chAHss Knox. CsorEe Piedo, Roy
[ Carlson
50 Charles Mccusu, Michael Dsnko
Frank Jones
william FirrsrCs sam Lame
Palmer HeenAu
100 Burr sellers, George Kuynick. J
Kuymich
land
slo-Tood DeFrAres, Y G Mcintosh
Charles Pafkhurst
s1S-Thomas jackson I'd Williams
Jark McGiverr
s2o-chsrlss Vaughn Sherman John.
son. Bon Iinn
/ s25-Charles Bail walter Lund Herr
Grayson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
WILLIAMS DEFENDS TITLE

Cpl. Ronnie Williams is coming
here from Camp Butner. y. G.,
10 defend the title ne won a year
ago Al this same course. He is
scheduled 10 tee off for his first
round az $50 He VIII play with
Frank Connolly a former cham.
plon and I'd Monroe.
Sgt Joe Louis also is entered
and MGA officials hope he will be
able 10 play His starting time is
9 o'clock Al Hutchins and Ronnie
Mcdonald will play with him.
Each contestant has paid an
entry fee Of So. OF this. Is cents
goes 10 the city for green's fees
The balance will 60 10 the prize
fund and some war relief organi-
Zalion.
a So war bond viii be awarded
the champion He also will hold
for one year the Edward J. JEFF
fries Jr trophy There will be IL
other prizes, all in war stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Only Rifle
Range af
Royal Oak
BY DON GILES

The City Of Royal Oak today
has the only outdoor range open
10 rifle and pistol shooters in the
metropolitan area.
The range is located within
close driving distance on Starr
road. which IS the Is Mile road,
about one-half mile east OF Wood.
ward The range was started and
constructed largely through the
efforts OF Tom Founder. former
director OF the citys recreation
department
II has % firing points with tar
gets placed al 50 and 100 yards.
Only p caliber rifles are per-
mitted. Pistol shooters. however
can use any caliber they desire.
The range was opened last Sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
HE CAME BACK

They knew that il was Just a
year ago that Gordie nearly lost
his life when an alcohol stove
exploded aboard his boat while
he was on route 10 the regatta.
they knew that his life hung in
balance for weeks.
Few expected him ever 10 come
back 10 the Bay No one thought
that Gordie would ever again play
the piano. or his mandolin and
sing the songs the sailors sing
wherever they gather.
He's troubadour At heart and
in addition he's one whale OF "A
skipper, He had 10 win that last
race yesterday and nc had 10 beat
boats that were newer and sup
poSedly faster than his Norcg. lie
had taken two seconds. but yes
terday he got the winning gun
TO beat DoDo. Totem and Cues
ton. all Toledo skies.
And that is why the yachtSmon
gave Gordie his memorable
sendoff.
Detroit shippers made an out
standing showing by taking seven
OF the Interlake titles.
Fred Temple. who divides his
allegiance between the Detroit
and fOted0 Yacht Cubs. cleaned
up for the third straight day with
Warrior. crossing a minute and a
half ahead Of Perez DarneliS
pintail. which was followed by
Ernie Crates Shamrock and
George Gonyeau's Armida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
M. @. A. Golf Pairinos

7o-Jsck newman. Alfred Wss,sr.
So Roland Hahn, Carter. Tony
t9,L,gn Hayan. Ambro,. Klsn..
.5-Ernest Cole Prank Fr.oi. Don.
5o-ltm Lock. Frank 'Isvsr Jr, JACK
ss-Jos Me.nies SAN Maria Stanley
soo1ss' Joe Lou, A Hu'ehirs. Ron
( ne Mcdonald
s.os ~ r Robinson. Gordon Yer
lo-jfm Powers. GeorF. Tar,r
nempsfy WrrN'
81 L carroll victor uI.v4el Ed
.orc1 F,cr-' Wmsn, Prank Con
as Ray Morrsn- Fred Csr.ck. "a,
3o-Ar' Pony cssrrs. Thornton car
80 r., Ellison Jo-u Robert, FRANKIE
,o-A.n'r, F'orsao. John Gray A.
ga F-ooss pa,,asary. lack Cum,
50 ThoAs. Evan. Robert Mona.
rakg Perry Btara
-. - Innl LoFueN wAlsn Fenw1ok
70 o. - vagshss Fdae Fursor.
L-ht.aN ..-F--~-T
j" 20 Nsisufre Scfwsfzfr Harry Nc
Cavarna Carl Rowland
20 IS James Jameson Harry Fink.
later Pa'r'rk NCAr'
Ne"oH
lu 20 Herman Perry Ronald Mueler
Buster Jacques
70 80 Theodore wysocN Raymond
MrCusEy
l1--3= TED HCv.ti. Henry wawmon
lrvnE MaudtH
10 90 Ihe'1cre Magad Pa Lsnnox
Donald WAt'ersou
30 ff-H Howard ReEIp Johnny s'shrIck
Lee Cohs
% So Roy Hudson, Larry Tomasino.
Tom TalknEton.
10 5J Fi0,d FerEuson, Lloyd BuFFs
Hans Bose
u oo Rorn.s Harmon = " Behymer.
Sol p0msnte
II a5- Marion Jones. Vincent Romans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

NARRAGANSETr
Track fast
F1rst Race Biz Chance
Second Race NAldina Secret
Third Race -Gotss Hi
Seventh Race-SparroV Chirp. CArter.
hrIn, American Money / Bid
EiKhfh Race Buckets Singing
Back one Naidlna Tout, AErade., Mel.
low.
WASHINGTON PARK
Track fast
Farst Rae Queen KizEie Ever since
June T End Man lockwood Edah
Rose Time Garden Pot Royal ViCtory
Second Race Grey ivoire Miss
MARIA blbetator MaihiEh DoVny Pu.
low. NH Pomp
Third Race-Ariel Bird Pa, Norwich
Ply Me. Terra Gal, Just for Pun Zaca
Marie
Fourth Race star Weisa Masculine
Anthology. Fishers Pet GENERALS Tar
tarus ROYAL View Nalnor
seventh Race Leslie Jarvis
Eighth Race Nanny
SARATOGA
Track fast
Ffrrt Race Share Crupner
Second Race Isle de Pine. Wuskenin'
Earlians
Third Racs-AlcadAie
Fifth Racs-Poacher
Eighth Race Battle Won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Golfers Start
Play al 6 a. m.
In MICA Meet
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

All records for early starts in
golf tournaments here will be
shattered in the MGA Open-Ama-
teur Sunday at Rackham.
The first threeSome -- Jack
Blum, Stanley Rapsis and Robert
Jones viii tee off al a. m,
while most golfers still are sound
asleep.
This is neceSSitated by the
events record entry of lS6 golf
erS reported by +. A. Atlas, sec
rotary of the MGA. at last nights
meeting al Idylwyld.
'In another year well prob
ably have 10 have two courses
for our tournament" enthuSed
Atlas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

and cutters class for the third day
IN a row. GmeineT was first at
every mark during the three days
with his MaCkinac race champion
Les Lodges Dorjack topped the
yaWlS and Freddie MenoS Squat,
which comes out of retirement
annually for tho races here, took
the schooner and ketches title.
Joe Matte, home from service on
the seas as coast guard officer.
sailed his old ship Host 10 victory
IN the { class Harold Kelley took
Club SloOp honors by winning four
out Of five races, which wasn't a
surprise because he's a wizard al
making these ships 90.
Russ Moore won the final start
in tho r class, but placed second
10 Sonny Winton'S PUTIN of
Cleveland for the title PUTIN
retains her championship Fleet
Star OF Dick Miller was runnerup
10 al WakefeldS Dickery, peren-
NAL Interlake winner in the Star
class
Andy CarniCie Of the Detroit
Boat Club won individual honorS
sailing in tho CK-catboaI team
races, but the Edison trio OF Harry
Hammond LohiS Layton and
Chuck Hyne won the team title.
Fight-uefsfs Warrior Fred Temple
Tit second Pinfail Perez DsrnaH Dye
third Shamrock, Ernie Crates. Dye
SD metsr' Norer Gordon Saunders
Dye podo Norman SEVERN TYC Totem
Carleton Allen Port Clinton &c
Lishir,nEs Wat s0lndeman Bye To
sd4, Wait Vogel Bye Toledo. Wait
Whitman Crosse lie Yacht Gun
e. class Ho.' Jce Matte Detroit.
Chsos J. . Brner, BYc, Caprice. J. A.
CK-Tesm class Edison Boat club De
ir"i Boat CIuO. Detroit Yacht C,ub
Class PUTIN. Alex Wiatou Dr. Clsve-
ana Lsssl.r Russ Moore TYC and third
Robin A. Edger'nn CYC
STAR Class Al WakefeIs Verniuon
Boat Cluo Fleet star Rich Miller CsYC
Pin. ,. Nurme CsNC
catboats- Catspsw Miller and weart.
P9t in-Bay fscht Grub Toho Bon Fem
ssndusky Sailing Ciub Noname. p V
seN1 Saudushy Yacht club
cub soops Harr' KELLEY Edison Boat
cur l. Martin Edison Rost Club
and p Henderson Edison Boa, Clvh
International "a Fopy Too q X
Douglas VIC Rogue Ted Kuhn. Ray-
view Detroit; RIP Or G a shuler.
Comets Rhythm q " Keller To.
ledn CHIP Too Judson Spore. sAndusky .
Se.ue Or. chs' smith Lorsin Yacht
Nationals Nan Haryes Burxch.
HFp Cat Dave Wright -Y-C-
Clipper Bud Bragdo1 ' 3 g
Srlpt Car y. Zimmerman p l. Y
q .sk0ai VIC B.egvao & Y
WApe r Gsrringer Toledo SAILING
Clue
Nippers Thistle VioIe, McMenenir
Y c. Nip and Turk Me- Geiser' 7. Y
G. Cat-Nip Pred Com iossy. T Y
A Handicap AlmInd- BIZ B4F4helA
Y e Siren Paul SstcheW r y
saosI Or p G Wsieand Sanduskv
T. Clss--te Ne-ft Bob WHITAKER San
cuSkf Nerclfy. Cal Yaudas r y &
ss4As-a.f4sFE and h.-4--.,r--- Farrr- .fsf8-
~ y IN sQual. tied Tor second Por.
pose. Chei Sar.n OTTAWA River Yacht
Cilr ard Asirea Bll Grusnke 7. c.
NaSi- nnrseK L l. Lodge Bay
We" Detroit Adt.tEa. X. q Chandler
soop. and cutters Aparhe VIII Gme-
nef = O. Falcon ~. T. Bost-
wick y y s. C. tied ;or thtrd ,hree
h-a-S kaf-te-- Larry Jsrrr- e.
,tImaun Ii Tom Jones Benton Harbor
Yacht C'l' ana Dolphin Jim Bernard
anf Howard Punches. Toledo Yscht cur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
At Last! HurIer
Found Who
MddeCdseyF Fan

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. u
CUP)-The late Ernest Lawrence
T hayer immortalized mighty
Casey of Mudville, who struck
out with the bases loaded in the
last of the ninth, but until Jack
Macdonald Of the San Francisco
Seals of the Pacific Coast League
began roofing around in some old
files no one knew the name OF the
pitcher who whitfield the great
slugger.
Macdonald, Seal publicity man,
was digging up long-forgotten
records in the clubhouse base
ment yesterday when he came
upon a dusty piece on paper,
yellow with age and inscribed with
fine, Spencerian writing
Holding IL up TO the light, Mac
Donald saw the heading:
"RileV i'm the Box"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
milwaukee Fighter
Kayoes Archibald

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. u
CUP -- Form er world feather
weight champion Joey Archibald.
Pawtucket. r. l., was knocked
o. last night in the third round
If a scheduled 1O-round bout with
Doll Rafferty, OF Milwaukee.
After one minute and 80 sec
onds Of the third round a left
hook 10 the jaw by Rafferty, put
Archibald down for the count.
Rafferty, weighed in an 133,
and Archibald. az 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Hagg'S Record

Here is the log on HaggS ac-
compiishments in this country
June 2f-Won 5, 900 meters, 14:4sb.
New York
July l0--Won TWO miles 1888 new
American recOrd) Los Angeles
July i7-Won mile, ANA, San Fran.
cisco
July 24-Won mile 4:053 new Ameri-
can record Boston.
July 3i-Won mile, 4:O54, Cleveland.
Aug Won two miles s.513 new
American recordl, Cincinnati.
Aug. li--Wop mile, i:06.e, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
; Suspended in
Horse Battery Case

CHICAGO, Aug. II (UPl-Thc
Illinois racing board today suS-
pended Jockey George Bowman
and former Jockey Chester jed
linski on charges Of using bat
terry on the horse Tib at Wash.
ington Park. Also suspended were
trainer Lawrence +. King and all
the horses trained by HIM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
THEY MUST HUSTLE

Since all Sc holes of the tourna
ment must be crowded into A SIN
gle day, the golfers, a formidable
lineup OF the public course play
crS. will have-to keep on the jump
If all are 10 finish before dark.
The real heroes Of the tourna
ment Will be Bob Sutherland,
president Of the MGA. and his AS
SlStantS. They viii he on hand az
$50, ready 10 start any players
who report early.
Most Of the contestants are war
workers and some win come di-
rectly from their jobs, passing up
a chance 10 sleep 10 play in The
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

day under the supervision of
Jules Parnes. secretary of the
Senior Gun Club of Royal Oak
Recreation Rifle and Revolver
Club The range Will be kept open
10 the public every Sunday,
weather permitting.
instruction classes are being
formed for this fall at the indoor
range, ll9 + Third Royal Oak.
The course takes six weeks and is
strongly recommended for pre-
inductees, or any one wishing TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Powell on Commission

ALBANY, n. Y. Aug. II GNS)
DIR. Clilas Powell today became
the first Negro ever to be a men,
Der of the New York boxing COM
mission, following appointment by
Gov. Thomas T.. Dewey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
FOOT CAN FOOT AGAIN

The protest, as far as could be
ascertaIned. by the other shippers
concerning the legality Of the size
Of Warriors Splnnaker has been
Shelvcd until after the first frost
Temple lieutenant in the army
headed back for service today
loot Gmelner won his second
Interlakc title with Apache, beat
inC - other entries in the SloopS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

meter s loo p
c h a m pion to-
day.
Her skipper,
Gordie S a u n
d e RS, perched
on her q Q c X
pl ying his
mandolin an q
sin gin & the
new song that
has swept all
regattaS from
bnro IN Magkt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
GOrdie Comes Back
To Win ILYA Cheers

Ry GEORGE Z. VAN

PUT-IN-BAY. O., Aug. II -
Whistles blew, horns footed, flags
were dipped and yachtsme n
cheered as Noreg sailed out of
the harbor as the Interlake Six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

Launa ana Good fiAg Alca also TAI.
'Field.
SECOND RACE III 200 claiming ;.
yeAr-olds and up, ! lis miles
Franco saxon Butcher i27 $50 $50
PAY y tHarn 80 %
Runs RUN tAlfonsol 3 90
Hershsoomss Iron Mix 'Goan SKY
Soldier. Bomb shelter. ny Porter Nj
Carl Aoogada and Gaia Grip also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE-yi 200, claiming 5.ysAr.
olds and up, furiongs
H kerfown tlayfonl 00 s0 m
call - Colors ALFONSO p 30 4 so
VAldina Bishop tMarrsro) $50
Time, ~ Is
Black Brummsl shsksr.Msn ANsisor
BnEht Trace and Rosemsrs Rose also ran.
FOURTH RACE 81 200. claiming, !.
tear-olds and up furlonEs
Gallant Hour adams 1000 $50 26o
Fpidor ,Cansrellai $50 on
Double Back tButcherl so
Pudreteer. Bert W BIT . Brown. Poly
Prim and Mothers Girl also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-si 500 N, Grfnn rur"
..vesr-olds 5 furlongs
Mono Haste tTurN ii2o $50 $40
HeSortA (Rohertsl 50 ~
Squeeze Thru tAilhEsnl 2 so
Loria .Ta,tls'sls Wise Colors Locs Pact.
Sir TtiS seancs and Fort Ben also ran.
Field.
SIXTH RAGS 500 the Pair ssS
Handicap 3-year-olds and up. furlongs
Gold Princess adams $50 $50 2 81
Lady Waterloo tHsrtl $50 8 ~
Wise Moss CMuuyanl 90
Media Lupa. SAran Lorraine Pacfica'
ton and Miss Daunt also ran,
SEVENTH RAcE-si. 800 claiming 3
year-olds and NJ. ] lis miles
Gallee Butcher 90 90 ~
Overland Trau adams $50 0t
Sabottur murphy , 81
Ny Reward and Gold Teddy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 81 300. claiming. g.
year-olds and NJ. ] lis miles
Hover calvert 10 20 $40 81
Pistol Pete adams 500 3 -
Behsia tHaril 20
Time, 1h
vegas Justice .straw Stack. 'AVsy
Piplsd Burning STICK, Pete jr JUS
Tourist and Forest DO also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Fiqht Results
nv United Pre-,

Woors1rke'. Y Pete L0u'his 1913
Cumberland. r l. kayued Guy CAcciato.
SO. New York 60; Pat Demers 1911.
Brockton Mass. decsioned Jose Domingo
RoKo. 1871. Columbia S A 81