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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
One Foot in the Aisle
by Arthur Bugs Baer

OLD SAM BERNARD'S
definition of the circus was
that 1t was a pole in the
middle with a white shirt
all around. This year they
have added more buttons.
heightened the sleeves and
starched the tail.
IT'S RINGLING BROTH
ERS, it's Bsrnum and Baileyis,
it's Forepaugh's and Sells. its
Sparks Brothers and it's Hagen
backs. 1t doesn, make any
difference which one you look
at for they are like potatoes.
Just shake them up in bag
and take which one comes out
first.
THEY have canned that
streamline business Of last year
and gone right back 10 funda-
mentals. And there will be no
bad news this Summer If they
can prevent that last elephant
from stepping into that open
manhole in Montreal.
I'M NOT TRYING TO de-
scribe this three-ringed phan-
tasmagoria for claim a pro-
gram at a circus is like a Their
mometer at a picnic. II is SUI
perfluous. You take things as
they come and SNOWFALL the rest.
When the bands are playing, the
clowns cavorting and the aero
bats swinging from long vines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Broadway
By Walter WincIlell
PROMISE

You uU be missed. bit not whcn hope IS small
and revolt against the tricks Of fate,
You wiU be missed . but not when recall
The aweSome shutting Of quiet gate,
Not rhon the Winds come racing doVn the sky
and there is chill and famine tn the dr...
Nof ,rhcn the heart IS desol0te and dry -.
not wben thee yes are mirrors Of despdtr...
FoH Utt be missed WH6n lfe rs at ITS best
When every rose has opened to the sun,
You uiL be missed when I no longer quest.
With all goals made and euery victory ICON;
For this is love. to share the least delight
And bear alone tho terror and the night
p. s.
IN WASHINGTON the other midnight they
were talking about Senator Bob Reynolds and
how marriage made Beau Brummel out Of him.
The first day he resumed in the Senate follow
ing the honeymoon colleagues noticed that he
finally got haircut
Later, one of them said: Gosh, Bob's had
his suit pressed"
To which one Of his critics added: That
daughter Of Evalyn MacLean certainly has done
things for Bob Next thing you know he'll DO
wearing the Hope Diamond"
SOME OF US pere cabling about punoent
drama criticism Broadway net recalled
Woollcotts slap at a Second-rdte musical The
plot" he ,Drote, hasn't leo to stand on and
there are chorus girls TO match"
PVT. NJ wILK of This Is the Army" tells
OF the bloke who brought his troubles TO The
Good VIII Hour. Mr. Anthony" he began my
best friend ran away with my wife. They've been
gone month--and, Mr., Anthony miss hirni"
A WILSON MINER anecdote we hadn't
heard before: A pal played cards for Is straight
hours and told Miner he was weary.
"Shucks" Miner said. II once played Spit ON
the Table Poker for three days and nights"
What in the world is that" asked the pal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

AND the band plays three
hours straight without repeat
ing a mistake. Those boys
should be pretty good by next
year.
Distributed by Kim Feature. Syndieat,. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

THERE are one hundred
clowns and lots of parades with
beautiful girlss And one mag
nificent speotsrle follows an
other so close that sometimes
il gets in front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

YESS1R, it's the old fash
Toned Barnum and Bailey's
again. They have eliminated
the foolishness and added more
nonsense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

"The game was so crooked.
said Wilson, "that the players
didn't dare turn their heads ana
so they had to spit on the tablet"
DON'T TELL ME it didn't
happen. heard tt myself tn
the Pentddon BLDG, where Gen.
eral Md1Uell and General
Sedrles Dere ,Ddlkinp along the
marble corridors. Approaching
them. Negro attendant and
an old gent Were talking you
say pour son Is in the Arrp2"
said the Negro.
Eyes. indeed" said the old
man.
us he stationed here In
Washington"
81 should say not" tDds the
retort, Which the generals must
haze heard. "he's real SOL
dier!"
A READER requests the orr
gin of the word racket" 1t was
underworldese for party" In
the old days in New York on the
lower East Side when mobsters
ran a dance or affair for pal
in a jam-they sold tickets TO 1t.
We're gonna have a racket
Friday night" they'd say. Often
small-time gangsters would EN-
ploy that theme TO get ready
money. with no thought Of hold
ing the event. Such cheats
were called "racketeers." And
when a stranger was being
checked. they'd ask: What's
his racket"
BRITISHERS IN TUNISIA
are splitting their sides over
this one. One of the Tommies
there lost his bayonet, and
rather than face the conse-
quences of admitting the mis-
demeanor, carved out an excel
lent imitation Of the missing
weapon. For weeks he went
about his duties with the fake
concealed in his scabbard, safe
from censure so long rs his
handiwork went undetected.
When the inevitable order came
to Elk bayonets," however, he
was undone. He simply stood
there, his scabbard untouched.
The sergeant demanded an
explanation. "It's a promise I
made my father" said the
Tommy. "As he lay on his
death bed I told him / would
never bare a bayonet on the an
niversary Of his DEATH"
That's the damndest fish
story I ever heard" the sergeant
Numbered. "Lemme see that
bayonet."
For breaking a solemn prom
ise," said the Tommy rs he
slowly drew forth the bayonet.
may the Lord turn II to
wood"
H. SKEPNER observation
THE only thing Urono Nth
married life is that a man can't
do the things he's not supposed
TO do"
WHEN LARRY LESUEUR,
the CHS correspondent, Visited
a soldiers hospital in Moscow.
he chCtted Nth a tDouuded man
UhO the doctors said Uouldnt
be able TO fight again. ,LeSueur
asked the soldier Uhnt he PLAN
ned 90 do and Uds told he tn
tended 10 90 back 10 the front.
you can't" said LeSueur. g..
there are plenty OF men 10 take
your place"
You don't understand" Dds
the Russians reply. mo one
can take another'S place IN q
fight.
Distributed b. kirr Ts-tsfss syaass-s>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Salt on Side
by +. v. Durling

Monday for wedlth,
Tuesday for health,
Wednesday the best day Of all,
Thursday for crosses,
Friday for losses
/ Saturday no luck at all.
BRAND.
above prophecy as TO best wedding DAYS
quoted by request OF young woman of Man
haitian who Is to be a June bride. As TO the
accuracy OF the above prophecy We have not been
able to confirm ii as yet at our house. But we
are still hoping. We were married on Monday
Following our annual custom we are quoting
Tor the benefit OF those about to be married in
the merry month Of June, few words on mar
rage uttered by persons Of experience. Henry
Ward Beecher observed: We'll married a man
Is winged; Unmatched he is shackled." Field
said: "One fool at least in every married
couple" Oliver Wendell Holmes claimed:
Husband and wife come TO look alike at last"
Advised HeSiod: Marry in the Springtime OF
thy life, neither much above or below the age
OF 80. Thy wife should be in her nineteenth
year. Warned Aristophanes: "A man though
he be gray-haired can always get wife. But
a woman's time is short" Observed Dr. johnson:
Those who marry late IN life are best pleased
with their children, and those who marry early
with their partners" Claimed Brooks: 1T is
better for a woman TO marry a man who loves
her than a man she loves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

: there's plenty Of cause for
blem Of juvenile delinquents.
comes through with a mighty
sct a good example. Otherwise
the children lose all respect for
their parents and this leads TO
lack Of regard for law and order,
lack of interest In church and
religion.
YOU CAN'T EXPECT Chill
DREN TO BE BETTER THAN
THEIR PARENTS"
John Gerien-age 20
Gall 2l2th ST,
Queens Village,
Long Island N. Y.
teln m v,,,1o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

IMPULSIVE gesture OF
premeditated dramatics, ]
can't tell-but most of us were
touched when a good-looking
well-dressed fellow emerged
from the crowd, placed an arm
around the sightless beggar in
front of Loew's State and in
clear, melodious baritone,
sang You'd Be SO Nice to
Come Home To-"
The coins clinked unsteady
as they dropped into the blind
mans tin cup and the Samaritan
sang an encore, patted the beg
gar on the back, bowed TO the
erowd-and walked off. Wish
! knew who he was Muscov-
lite citadel Of I4th street is the
bizarre Russian Kretchma and
when the electric lights blink
out. something of soft, romantic
atmosphere is induced by light
ing tallow candles Ii was this
Pickering candlelight which en-
dowed the sloe-eyed Merle
Oberon ION my first meeting
with her many months ago.
with a complexion like highly
polished old ivory Il remem-
Der watching her tapering hands
fluttering delieately in the semi-
darkness TO reach for a
seallionl
\ X
SOMETIMES when the full
moon shines down on Park
Row, ! see ghosts Ghosts Of
the eager. hustling young news
pspermen who dashed in and
out Of the buildings throbbinE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

I'VE SEEN many an acrobat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

II. SKEPNERS observation:
THE only thing Wrono nth
married life is that man can't
do the things he's not supposed
TO do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
GIVE US WORK

lS250 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Qualities
For Final

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. q
QNS) - The Syracuse Chiefs
earned the right 10 play the To-
ronto Leafs in the final round Of
the International League playoffS
by defeating the Newark Bears
IA 10 4 last night.
The Chiefs scored nine times in
the first inning and coaSted 20
victory. They thereby won the
semi-fInal playofs four games 10
two
Joe Page and Jim Davis were
victims Of the first inning assault
during which il Chiefs came 10
bat and five hit safely Four
walks, two errors and A hit bats
man contributed 10 the parade
around the sacks
The Chiefs got 16 hits, with
Goody RoScn's double and three
singles showing the way. Dutch
Mele and Frank Kelleher each
had three singles and the former
drove in five runs.
Arnold Carter went the route
for Syracuse and allowed New
ark 10 hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Bob tales
Detroit Fans,
Although Rabid,
Are UNDERSTANDING
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

I suppose one of the reasons
we like Detroit so much, and
Detroit fans so much, is a little
thing like Gus Dorais and the
sentiment that followed him
when he took over this job as
coach of the Lions.
As a whole, Detroit fans are
among the most rabid IN the
world. Not excepting Brooklyn.
The only difference is that fans
of this town are rabid in what
we like 10 think Of as good
taste. We've always regarded
the Brooklyn type As belonging
IN circus cages or Coconut trees.
Dorais did a job at u. OF d.
with little material. Fans OF
this community came 10 recog-
ME him as a maSLeT- coach
When he took the job with Fred
Mandel, has hackers started 10
make rash predictions.
"Boy. he'll show that pro cir
cult things they never saw
IL will he murder when Dorais
gets moving -. Pity the other
clubs when he gets equal mate
rial :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Dorais Fans EIated

Moving b o u I yesterday, ~
was inspiring TO S''r now many
Of Dorais' old CronleS and pals
were around backslapping
They accepted his victory
against the Cardinals as some
thing Of a personal triumph for
each and every one of the Dorals
marching and barking society.
Didn't We tell YOU So was
the chant.
Already, and certainly with
out Gus wishes. his sincere
hackers are predicting how ne
viii take the Bears and Packers
and others apart.
or course. Gus is not going TO
do any such thing Not unless
the Bears and Packers 10 name
only two, are IN a headon train
collision before meeting the
Lions.
But YOU have to like such en-
fhuSiaSm And you couidn :
change one Of these people in
their opinions. They've just
come 10 believe that DoraIS'
grid wizardry viii triumph over
An regardless of the difference
in material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Sam Byrd Tops
Coli QudIifierS

LLANERCH, Pa, Sept q
INSD-Thirty qualified golfers
begin match play today ~ the
Llanerch Country Club for the
annual Philadelphia PEA title.
Sam Byrd was a leading con-
tender after the former New
York Yankee star turned in spec
tacular rounds Of 90 and SIS 10
win the medal IN yesterdays
qualifying round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Wistert Placed
In Class At

PHILADELPHIA, Sept p
GNS)-Loss Of Gorham Gctchell.
Eagle-Stcelcr end, 20 the marine
corps, and Joe Hoague ace full
back. 10 me navy was Offset to-
day TO some degree by the an
nouncement that Al WiStcrt.
Michigans all-American tackle
has received a 4-F draft classi-
ficaiion.
Getchell reports 10 Paris
Island tomorrow for marine train
ing and HOague IS i'm Boston to-
day for navy physical prior 10
reporting next Tuesday 10 Fort
Schuyler. y. Y.
WIStert was rejected because
OF a hand condition which neces-
Sftutry MS wearing a brace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
True in All Sports

It's the same with the fans
who follow The Tigers The same
with those who live and die with
Jack Adams and ms Red Wings.
! know men in this town. rich.
influential men. who can think
Of no greater day than 20 follow
Al WatrouS or sit with him IN
the clubhouse AZ the end Of the
dav He's their man
I know others who still await
the week when Mickey Cochrane
can get a few days leave from
Great Lakes 10 come home They
meet him Al the airport They
leave him only when the black
hroWcd Nike finally requests a
chance 10 get a little rest and
relaxation with his family
That's Detroit That's the way
the fans of this town 20
And who would have them
change?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Lions Reinstdte
Two, Drop Two

Mike Corgan and Morgan Gin
grass, two halfhackS have been
taken or the Detroit Lions re-
serve list and are eligible 10 play
against Brooklyn AZ Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday. Both had been in
jured
A. the same time tho Lions an
nounced tho unconditional re-
lease Of Ernie RoStick from
Southeastern High and Sam Bu-
SIGH. an end from Ohio State
With their stirring victory over
the Cardinals history, the Lions
today Will turn 10 practices for
the Brooklyn Dodgers, who viii
invade Briggs Stadium next Sun
day
Their camp on Crosse lie bro
ken the Lions Will now work out
at kett Field in Highland
Park. daily session being or
dercd by Coach Charles +. Gus
DoralS.
While the game was no Sunday
school picnic. the Lions came out
OF the battle with the Chicago
eleven without a serious injury.
something 10 feel more than happy
about or something which might
give cause for knocking wood
While pleased over the victory.
DoralS made know that he
thought tho team needed a lot Of
polish before n Will be capable 10
cope with some Of the stronger
clevcnS in the National Football
League.
While little is known Of the new
personnel on the Brooklyn squad.
the eleven comes 10 town coached
by an outstanding mentor. Pete
Cawthon. who has had wide OK
perienCe both in college and pro
coaching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
The Sinkwich Case

% Nowhere IN the world Will YOU
find fans more understanding
frankie SinkwlCh tho nations
No I college star Of year ago.
came into town last week, signed
a high-prlced contract and then
reported 10 DoraiS for less than
two days practice.
In between practices he had
70 make a trip 10 Youngstown.
70 do a hit ~ floor pacing as tho
stork arrived IN his household
He was hack hero Sunday and
before the game was many min
utcs old the chant went up,
GIVE Us Sinkwich &. :"
SlnkWich entered the game
and PLAYED aS we'll as could have
been expected OF a man not CO.
ordinated with the system Each
time he left the field. twice after
his passes had been intercepted,
tho fans gave him a hand
They understood They knew
the guy was out there playing
against all the handicapS in the
world
In 2 town like Brooklyn he
would have been expected 10 run
for touchdownS all the way from
100 yards 10 So yards kick
field goals from so yard s or
more lead the band that
wasn't there ... and finally help
Low Cromwell and Nandcl with
tho office chores
You won't find better a more
understanding fans than the
people who make up Detroit's
sports multitudeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Oregon Quits
Grid for Duration

EUGENE, Ore Sept p up
The University Of Oregon today
became the third school TO drop
out OF the Pacific Coast Confer
ence football picture Graduate
Manager Anse Cornell announced
the schools withdrawal from the
northern division yesterday after
Coach Jim Warren had less than
two dozen AIS and l7-year-oldS
report for practice Stanford and
Montana mad dropped cut PfeFif-
CuSlv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
BY HAROLD KAHL

George Bryants Ekhardt e.
Becker may be riding alone on top
of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic after tonight's bowling
matches at Nick Blossoms DENLY
Recreation. since Two other I'M
beaten clubs are paired and a
fourth runs into stiff opposition.
Joe Norris Stroh and Joey
Paulus' Chcne-Trombly Recrea-
ton. off TO sweeps over Twentieth
Century and Pcpsi-Cola. collide IN
the evenings headliner. II Will be
their second meeting Of the sea-
son. Chene-Trombly getting the
nod. two games 10 one. after out
rolling its rival by only II pins
in the Greater Detroit inaugural
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Denver 10 Ask for
AAU Cage Tourney

DENVER Sept u ms
Delegates of the Rocky Mountain
Association VIII attend tho Va
tional A a. l.. Convention IN Co
ittrrtbuS, o.. Dec. 3. 4 and 8 with
specific instructions 10 bring The
a. a. L.. basketball tournament Ia
Denver next March for the tenth
year II was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Minor Puck League
Plays 81 Games

HERSHEY. Pa. Sept p INS)
A 52-game schedule to be
played between Oct. Il and March
II was being prepared today for
the American Hockey League. II
Will be submitted 10 the man
ayers of Hershey. Buffalo. CleYe-
land indianapolis, Pittsburgh and
Providence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Lewis, Ruby Clash
On Fdirview Card

Interest AZ the Fairvicw Gar
dens wrestling card tonight is
'dividcd between the temperance
Of two Veterans Of the mat wars
there and A Willow Run shop
battle between Dale Haddock and
Leo Jensen, TO a finish
Eddie Bad Nam Lewis meets
one Of has former star wreStlerS.
Bert Ruby In another bout Nor
MS Shapiro is paired with the To-
ledo Italian. Joe Ferroni. All
three matches are two in three
fall affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Alabama Gridder
Honored by First Lady

NAVY HOSPITAL. s. Pacific.
Sept Is - Delsyedl - up -
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt today
pinned decorations on 1t Hugh
Barr Miller. 33-year-old former
Alabama football player who
killed AZ least a dozen Japanese
soldiers while marooned for 80
days on Arundel Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
; Toronto Puck Aces
Join Canadian Army

Henry Dr.llon. uncle Of Gordon
Drillon, forward on the Toronto
Maple Leaf hockey club. said to-
day that his nephew along with
TWO other stars. Syl Apps and
Hank Goldup. Joined the Canadian
army over The weekend.
Jack Adams, Wings manager
called Apps the greatest hockey
forward In history TWO years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
FINAL FOR SLICEY

Another close series is in pros
pect with Chene-Trombly going n
the faVorite. All because II vii.
be Chef Sliceys last appearance
and his mates intend 10 make j,
good one lie leaves for the
army Thursday. Howard Curtin
viii replace Norris until he re-
turns. The latter Is convaleSclng
in St Mary's Hospital following
an arm operation
Ted Rebains Sackman's. which
BANKED Deluxe. has 10 contend
with Harold Aliens MIneralltes
and may tumble with two defeats
charged against II. On the other
hand. r. e. p CROSSES alleys with
Joe Adams Palm Beach Recrea-
ton and IS expected 10 repeat us
sweep Of last week over j, (
Berger.
Dick KraknM,s ElXe Will have
20 turn on the heat 10 prevent a
whiteWaSh al the hands Of Mel
GdlmourS Parisclcan. which took
two from Charley kotarSkl's Fife
as starter. The latter IS primed
10 hand Rog Oyernyer'S Detroit
GaSkct A reversal tonight 10
make up for that setback
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

FEW PEOPLE ARE cRocoDILEs they're nei-
ther grabbers by intent nor greedy by nature.
But it would be easy to slip into the cate
CORY Of the greedy in times like these. And
that's why rationing was born-needed
things being scarce must be distributed
evenly in fairness to everyone.
Less needed things are less restricted. And
only your own Americanism dictates that
you buy these sparingly. Buy only what you
need, Give the other fellow chance.
Blended whiskey. SIS proof 1000 Grain neuf,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Tax Man After
Lippy Durocher

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l CUP)-
Leo "Lippy' Durocher viii face
new legal dIfhculties-this time a
process server with a notice Of a
suit for state income tax on S14.-
Jf5, which he earned during his
FIRST year as manager OF the
b klyn Dodgers when he
arrives with his team today for a
series with the ST. Louis Cardi-
mails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Former Gridder Is Dead

Los ANGELES Sept 81 GNSl
Stewart \. Beam, ~ All-Amer-
lean tackle on the University OF
CalliornIa's wonder teams Of the
carly ,2Qs. is dead here after a
three-month illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Purses Higher

CAMDEN, y. j. Sept. 81 tfNSt
Stakes and purses AT the Gar
den State track VIII be sub
stantially higher in 1914 according
TO racing association president
Eugene Mori.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only
bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night
Editions with corresponding
The horses appears ONLY N THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T IS PRINTED IN CODE
Tomorrows follows
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
E.-B. BoW|ers
To Seize Lead
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

Parisclean vs. Krakow. alleys - Min
eralites vs. Sackmans 81; Fife vs. De-
troit Gasket A-6 Murdoch vs.. De Lake
Ms Ekhardt a Becker vs. Palm
beach Recreation 9-iO. Chene Trombly
Recreation vs. strohs, li.l2. Coca-Cols
W j. r. Berger. 1914; Twentieth Cen
fury Recreation vs. Pepsi-Cola. 1915.
Matches ~ DENNY Recreation, 1925 WHIT
tier, a. .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
GIVEN SLIGHT EDGES

Charley GoOdroW S J r. Berger
Harold DeCrick'S Murdoch and
Herman Bengell'S PepSi-Cola are
given slight edges IN their matches
with Henry Ehrle'S Coca-Cola
Bill DAVID Deluxe and Charley
Rsbaut'S and Joe Llebs TWen-
ucth Century Recreation. reSpec-
lively. m the other matches.
Lou SIelaff az Chcne-Trombly
heads the individual averages with
2252 as A result OF his 677 in the
FIRST matches. Other tops are
Chene-Trombly's 1857 and 298s
and Emil DimltrieS 265.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
NARRAGANsETT PARK

First Pace Miss Islam. one clock
EaLlLEA RAhrAr-- Tea
second Race RolEh Man Hea'btown,
tFHD. Ladies Flrsi
Third Pace Doris = Tr1op Train
Two Block rs fIeufenar'
Fourth Race Pamph.ei F+-iHE &@A
Finn Race say Miss. One Bill
seventh Race Noodles. ! BID. Neris
hrIsssfs BiIi
Eighth Race Ror fsd RAJ K.mar,
keena AdNlCc Liberty Cap
substitute Race. Declared Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
BELMONT PARK

Track. fhEt.
Second Race Thorino
Fourth Race Ammunition. PIT Boat
Frances Dor PcAEfrdFrF
Fftr FHce-Esry Ury I~rf1e QuiTn7
Chief Mate, Pursuit Plane Yankee
Cousin
sixth Rae Oregon
Seventh Race Total Eclipse, Marx.
Pue Cade'
Eighth RAce-Valdiya.