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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-12
Engagements

MT. and Mrs. Allen Fraser of Vol colt street, announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Doris Mae, to Joseph E. Knapik, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Knapik of Wolcott. The wedding is scheduled for Oct. 26 at the Mil Plain Union church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-12

Mir. and Mrs. George A Baronian of Woodside avenue and pr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Borchardt of Col- umbia Blvd. have returned from the Toy Town Tavern in Winchendon, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-12

Another false impression is we aren't doing Q damned thing in Far East The day the Senators
 were planting their terrors, the dailies reported that Generals stil- well and Somervell had arrived in India to join Lord Mountbatterl What do they think those Army leaders are doing in India9 Inspect ing the Tai Mahal? The same day there were pictures showing the Japs had been dispossessed from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-12
Social Notes

Lieutenant W. T. Holmes, U. s. spending ErAOIN SHRDL CMFW N, of III Buckingham street, &C., companied by Mrs. Holmes, is spending a few days in New York city, registered at the Essex House.
 Mrs. Elmer R. Symonds of Wol- colt has returned from a several days motor trip through New Eng land.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Off the Hook

How To Beat the Races, Sys-
TEN No. ATS: A Detroit business
man with sporting inclinations
often discusses race horses and
their chances with his employees.
One day this week, however.
he was very busy when one OF
his subordinates entered his
office, started tanning about the
horses.
Boss, do you know I've got
six sure winners at the track
this afternoon" said the em-
ploye. IL don't see how Capt.
Ruth can lose. Tattletsle looks
like a cinch. Hindu Spy and
O. X. Joe, too. And there's Erin
Torch--that should just gallop."
The boss was only half listen
ng as he poured over some f1g-
ures. In order TO give the horse
player a friendly brush-off, he
reached in his pocket and pulled
out a $50 bill.
"Here BILL" he said. you be
my broker. Go out and bet the
horses. I'll see you out there
later"
Late that day the boss ar
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
More information
About Ammunition
a Detrnlt hnnfer Wrlies.

A Detroit hunter writes:
after reading your column a
couple weeks ago in which you
stated there would be ammuni-
tiOn manufactured for this falls
hunting, j dropped into several
sports goods stores in downtown
Detroit 90 inquire N they had
any information on shotgun
shells. / was told that they had
as Vet received no Information
on ammunition"
Some ammunition Will be on
hand when it's time "a squint
down the gun barrel One Of the
nationally known concerns. as We
get u. has been permitted "a
manufacture 55.OO0.OO0 shells
Probably others Will be similarly
engaged.
With that which has been
frozen since May /, there should
be sufficient ammunition available
10 provide each hunter With pro-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Track Mark Set
By Lochinvar
Runs to Close Win
in Belmont Handicap

NEW YORK. Aug. Z (UP)-
Joseph M. Roeblings Lochinvar
set a new track mark as he regis
tered a photo finisi. victory over
First Fiddle today in the 41st
running of the $3.50 added Mer-
chants and Citizens Handicap at
Belmont. Boysy was third.
The 4-year-old son of Case Ace
covered the mile and three-six-
teenth route in 1:55 fiat, clipping
two and two-fifths seconds of
the record established by Fire
stone in 1909.
Lazy F. Ranchs Cocopet led all
the way to win by length and a
half over Mrs. Ames in the 41st
running of the winner-take-all
Saratoga Special. The romp was
worth $500.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Patrick Joseph O'Reilly, who in
his so years Of guiding in the
Canadian Algoma country just
north of Sault Ste. Marie, has
probably landed as many trout as
any other man on the North
American continent, says there is
only one way.
Ill never forget the time he
read the riot act 10 us when we
attempted to land a five pound
trout at Kwagama Lake
"A Ash should always be netted
head first. 1t should be drawn
over with the net well under
the fish. Lift carefully and
surely, hut without any hint Of
a quick or wild jab," Oreilly ex-
planned. We Needed his advice
and 10 this day we've never lost
n fish.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Varsity
To Play Twilight
Tilt With Frosh
By LEO MACDoNELL

With a game scheduled for
University of Detroit Stadium,
Sunday, Sept. s, the Lions will
the varsity-freshmen COM
petition. which up until last fall.
when il was not held because Of
an army contest. was a preseason
feature of pro football in Detroit.
The game. as announced by
Fred L. Mandel Jr., will be a twi-
light affair, starting at 5 p. m.
All seats will be reserved at Is
cents per copy
The owner Of the Lions also an
nounced the scheduling of an ex-
hibition game with the New York
Giants TO be played Sept. II at
Akron.
With signed contracts from two
more veterans. Ned Mathews and
Bill Fisk, the Lions squad already
numbers 35 and at this writing it
seems likely il will be more than
so when candidates report to
Coach Gus Dorais for training,
which starts at the West Shore
Golf Club on Crosse He, Aug. 19
'I am delighted with the re-
spOnse Of candidates and be-
lieve that from the large turn
out we will be able TO fashion
better than an average team"
Coach Dorais said Saturday.
Certainly the outlook now Is
looking much brighter than II
did several months ago"
Mandel reported the advance
sale of seasons reservations was
35 per cent better than a year
ago at this time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Five Dog Events
Set for September

Five big dog events await De-
troit and Michigan dog fanciers
in September.
Latest to announce their plans
is the Oakland County Coon
Hunters Association who will
stage the Michigan State Coon
Dog Field Trial championships
Sunday. Sept. 5, at Kerrs Park.
The location is two miles south
and IL miles west OF Rochester
on Hamlin or 22-Mile road.
Cancellation of the Leafy Oak
held every Labor Day for the
past II years at Kenton. O.,
prompted Michigan coon dog Off
cials 10 stage their own little
world series" of coon dogdom.
Accordingly, Charles S. Dewitt
of Birmingham, chairman of the
field trial committee. has @an-
nounced purses totaling well over
81 900 This is certain 10 attract
many classy hounds from other
states.
First race is scheduled for 9
a. m. A sc admission will be
turned over TO the Red Cross.
on the same day the Oakland
County Kennel Club will be stag
ing their annual all-breed and
obedience trial show at the Com
munity Market Building in Royal
Oak.
Other shows 10 be staged here
are the Pontiac Kennel Club out
door show. Sept. 4, at\the estate
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Ken
nedy. Walled Lake; the Blue
Water Kennel Clubs annual show
AZ the Community Market Build
ing, ROYAL Oak. Sept. s, and the
Obedience Classic At University
Of Detroit Stadium, Sept rs.
The latter show will be the
largest Of its kind ever staged
anywhere in the country. II is a
charity affair with all proceeds
gong 10 Dogs for Defense, ma
tional organization designated by
the war department 10 procure
oors for the armed services.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Picked Softba||
Teams Barred

Waving Of the rule that teams
planning TO compete in the Metro
politan Detroit Tmes-sponsored
softball tournament need not be-
long 10 organized leagues does not
mean that all-star squads can
enter the event, A. S. A. Commis-
sioner Frank Lafferty warned
Saturday.
when the tournament COM
mittee decided 10 waive the ruIe
IL was not for the purpose Of
allowing picked teams to COM
pete to the disadvantage of
others" Lafferty said
Deadline for entering the Met
ropolitan tournament - open TO
major league men and women.
Class A men and women, and
juniors (boys II or under) is
midnight next Wednesday. Any
entries filed after that time will
not be accepted Tournament play
will begin August Is or Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
With Lewis II. Walter
Off the Hook With Lewis n.
IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE
BUT READ THIS ONE

rived at the Fair Grounds Just
as the field was going TO the
post for the sixth race on the
twilight program.
One of the first persons to
come up 10 his box was his
horse playing employe and
broker"
you're doing all right, Boss,~
said the broker" you've got .
good bet going on Ern Torch
here"
"Okay, BILL" said the boss
with a wave of his hand.
Five minutes later. Erin Torch
was home a winner and Bill, the
broker" popped UP in the boss
box with a satisfied smile.
Here's your money, Boss"
said Bill, extending a roll OF
bills. There's $500. That's
probably more than you made
at the office"
The boss took a long look at
the money, then peeled off q
chunk for Bill. Now they say
he's thinking Of taking Bill in
as partner, making him the
manager Of a new race track
operating branch.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Sara+ooa Results

FIRST RAcE-4-yesr-olds and up =
Total Tot, Eclipse tBrooks) iIso $40 2so
Airy Goer CWrghD 500 ~
Hopeville )skrym) 30
Time / IA As. off 2eh
Wesley A, Flying Torpedo, ffinee JOCK,
Classic Beauty. Roncat and Al Play also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-2.yesr-olds. bH fur
longs:
Bee Mac Young) $40 $50 SO
Leaving (Stoub oo w
Dark Maiden (Glbsrt 4'oV
Time ,04 As. of z lOl a
Fairy Pee, Blue sash, Little Dottie, Raw
Recruit. Damask Rose and Granny Reigh
also ran,
THIRD RACE 3-ysar-olds and up,
about 1 y miles tover hurdles
Rice Cake CCruzl 80 z 70 30
b. Noview tSmileyl 800 90
b-Post Haste (OWensl 80
Time 2.51 IS. off 2 3o'7
Sunday Puzzle, Gaia Quest and Ladys
Mantle also ran
h-L. +. Stoddard entry.
FOURTH RACE-2-yesr-olds a mile
Cocopet CMcCresryl $50 $50 20
Mrs Ames lAtkinsonl 2 so 80
Dustman Brooks 5ZO
Time i:1O 3-5. Off Los
Black Swan. Tropea Dare Ne and
Sweeping Time also ran
FIFTH RAcE-3.yesr-olds and up. Z"
mile
Dini tMehrtens $40 81
KAy-Diane tHannRl > %
Time 1.11 IS. Off 4ol1
Generous and Branmintsn also ran
SIXTH RACE-3-ysar-olds and Up.
3-l6 miles
First Fiddle tMcCreary) 70 s9
Boysy (ThompsonJ 10
Time 55 new track record or 422
Abbs Pierre a-Corydon, Halle and a-The
Rhymer also ran
a-Greentree entry
Time OF SIS Is new track record
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up.
!. mile
Vain Prince tstouD $50 5 so 40
Fire Warden (Thornburg) 3 so 80
Happy Note CAtkinsonl $40
Time 1.11 1-5, on Oo
Kinghsher. Soldier Song D'' and Plant
sgenet also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-yesr. olds and III. ]
mile
Trierarch CstouN $50 9e0 80
Mokablus CThornburgl szo 81
Singing Torch Lougderl ao
Time IS, Of S31h
Don Juan II, Robert Morris and sue
Flight also ran
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
AMERICAN I.FAGTF

New York (Borowy 7-s and BonhAnn
t0-S ~ Philadelphia (HArris ITO and
Flores e-9) Two games
Washington wynn III and Candini
Two games.
Chicago (Ross s-4 and Lee 4-G a.
DETROIT bridges 3 } and Trucks e-e.
Two games.
So. Louis (Galshouse as and Newsom
a-8 At Cleveland tHarder 43 and Bagby
l1.10D. Two games
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia (Gearheauser Til and
Krsus 500 az New York melton 5.6 ana
MunEo O-2). Two games
Boston (Apdrews $40 At Brooklyn
(Lohrman b-61.
Cincinnati riddle 14-s and walters
I'D at Chicago (Passeau 10.7 and
Erickson 0-0). Two games
Pittsburgh (Klinger tt and Gee 7-iO At
81. Louis cooper 1871 and Brecheen 4-3).
Two games
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
12-N. Old Girl Wins
National Swim Title

CLEMENTON, N. j.. Aug. 7
(UP)-Florence Schmitt, 12-year-
old member Of the Women's
Senior National AAU three-mile
championship in Clemton Lake.
The tiny swimmer last week
won the junior national title in
the same waters and today de-
throned the defending champion
Ann Hardin, 10. of the Riverside
Club, Indianapolis. seeking her
fourth straight title. Katherine
Breen, l6. of the indianapolis
Firestone A. c, was third.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
MOSES THRIVES ON ACHES, PAINS
WaIY Does Better, II Seems When 4e S Ai|ng

Moses recently recalled that when
with the Athletics he didn't have
much chance 10 steal bases. Con-
ME Mack saw no need of Moses
exerting himself with such hitters
as Bob johnson, Jimmy Foxx and
Doc Cramer coming up.
But when he joined the White
Sox. Dykes said he liked to see
sick people run so Wally stole
16 last year.
An outstanding hitter. Moses
has compiled an average of better
than 300 for the nine years he
has been in the majors, seven of
which he saw service at Phila-
delphia.
Dykes doesn't see much chance
of any club oYerhauling the
Yankees.
Their pitching is too good"
the White Sox prexy explained.
Moreover, they are well bal
anced--they have power and
good fielding. But II looks like
a hot battle for the other first
division berths. Anybody can
finish up there"
With a double-header this Sun
day, the Tigers and White Sox
will end their four-game series
al Briggs Stadium. Tommy
Bridges and Virgil Trucks are
scheduled 10 fling for Detroit.
with Buck Ross and Thornton Lee
performing in the box for the
visitors against the Senators with
a twilight game Wednesday.
After the Senators come the Ath-
letics. The Tigers will be al home
through Aug. 25.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Suffolk Park Results

FIRST RACE -yesr-olds and up, =
smoky Snyder
(ClaggetD $50 80 $40
Big Chance tTreniO so 20
Good Company tHettingsr 80
Time i.i2 As. on 2 .35
Unimond. Bright Finish, Tyrone. Zos-
terra. Aunt Mile, Honeyplay Wise Fox
Canters Best and Valdina Tout also ran
SECOND RAcE-3-ysar-olds v mile :
Flying Ned tclaggstt, II 90 $50 $40
spare Room (TurnbulJ $40 80
Railroader (Smth), $50
Time li2 As. or 3.O4lz
Colleen n. Greenock Flame. Miss Addie
and Turnabout also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr-olds So fur
Mildred r tMartin) $50 $50 50
Famous Lady tClaggett 1 so 800
Buck Patch (MeMullenl 80
Time .os 2-5 off ,33ih
Little Rene, Sickle Dart Loustel and
Late Alice also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-yesr-old and up =
Lost Gold twnusmo 7so 97o $50
ZachAriss CCollinsI $40 50
ARGOS .tMoorel 80
Time l.12 rs. off to4
Range Dust Electric Maeline and
Journey On also ran.
FIFTH RACE l-yesr-olds and up,
l-t6 miles
Colesboy (Wlliams) $40 $50 3 90
Sun Gaiomsr martini $40 $40
Crack Timber (Wahler) $40
Time .46. Oft 43S
Cash o Boy Pay Greenock and Brook
landYille also ran n.-.-.--.----,4---
SIXTH RACE-3.yesr-oids and up, 1-ls
barbara chfdS
(Wahler) 1910 7 80 $50
b-son o. Hal (Mundsn) $50 $50
Kansas (TurnbulD 40
Time 1.4 2-5. off SOS
A-samhar, Celaeno, Eric Knight. Hal
chow Rush Act. b-s,rolling Easy ana
Arthur MurrAy also ran.
a-C S. Bromley entry.
bR. NJ. Buccola, entry
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and up.
I 1-f6 miles
Mota Collins 1900 $40 40
Vaidina (Martin1 $50 500
Buiwark (Wahierl $50
Time ! .4s as on S77
RichestAn. Pari sucrt Haste on and
piRgmans also ran,
EIGHTH RACE a-ysar-olds and W.
I 1-iB miles
Straight Lead
CVanderberE1 1900 400 %
silver Gran CNilnamsJ $50 340
Epsy (Wahsrl $40
Time So or 0e
TAt'naii star. Veris Butcher Boy Cata-
putt and Orcades also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

over 20 bases, Luke Applihg IL
p downright invalid, as usual, so
he's leading the league in hit
ting.
II keep germs handy 80 "
one Of my boys shows the least
sign Of getting well, I slip him
germ or two. It's great TO
manage sick ballplayers. ] hate
those big, healthy fellows. Can't
win with EN-"
HIT OVER 800
Moses aim IS TO eclipse Case S
mark OF IA stolen bases last year
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jimmy Dykes, the canny White
Sox manager, is fearful Wally
Moses may regain his health.
Its this way" Dykes ex-
planned, "if he does, he won't
have a chance 10 win the base
stealing championship this
year. He can only run on aches
and pains. He's got loads OF
pains and aches nOw--I couldn't
tell you how many. It's a mill
tary secret"
All of which is supposed 10 eX-
plain why the 32-year-old Moses
who once nearly was a Tiger, Is
currently the base-stesling SEN
sation in the American League.
To date. Moses has stolen IS
bases, which gives him an edge
on George Case. who has been
the league champion for the past
three or four years.
A SICK MAN
Before double-header in
Philadelphia recently" Dykes
related, Moses complained:
"My leg hurts, Jim, and I am
not feeling very good. Guess !
won't try running today" ~
So he steps out and tripled, sin
gled and stole one base in the
first game. and in the second he
got himself another collection OF
hits. The following night he stole
three bases.
"Orris Tucker IL getting aches
and pains, too. So he's stolen
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Change Net Meets

The annual open tennis cham
pionships at Hamtramck Park
have been postponed until Aug. IA.
The girls event will be held
Jointly and the juniors hold their
competition with the veterans
Aug. 1921.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

h e a V y weight
wrestling belt.
The four are
B ert r u b y,
] a c X League.
Lefty PAGER
a n d B u c k"
Estes.
r u b Y n n d
Estes clash in
one showdown
m a [ c h p n q
League meets
PAGER in the
other.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
She's 0. K. for Marines

Despite the injuries which kept
her out of golf for a year and a
half, Patty Berg has passed the
physical examination for the
marines.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

m etin & for
Sunday after
noon, Aug. Is.
in the ConSer-
walton Commits
sion hearing
rooms Of the
S te Office
Building. Lam
sing. every di-
rector with one
or two eXcep
tions advised
him that they
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

he handling o
A landing net.
you can get
n variety of
answers to this
q ne 10 H."
Mehrer said,
land further
more anglers
have all kinds
of reasons why
their way Is
best.
According tC
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
In the Open
In the Open
Open New Fishing
Area in St. Clair River
By Don GILLIEs

Further relaxation fishing restrictions The ST Clair River
as announced Saturday s. Coast Guard with the opening
Of stretch measuring oneehh miles Just south OF the
town St Clair.
he permits fishing 500 eet on the American shore
646 dover ST Clair Middle
ghted No 645 llars landing
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
State Leads Nation
In Hunting. Fishing

Michigan can again lay claim
10 the distinction of being the
greatest hunting and fishing state
in the country.
In a nation wide survey by the
fish and wildlife service made
public Saturday by Harold l..
Ickes. secretary of interior, it
showed this state again~leading
the country IN the number OF
licenses issued.
Starting with fishing licenses,
Michigan topped the list of all
states with S43,9 953, Ohio ranked
second with 672,S17, followed by
Minnesota with 5Sl .449, Indiana
51e,6O4, California ass, Illinois
446, ,920, New York 441.123, Wis
consin 411,762 and Pennsylvania
403. .143.
Michigan headed all states in
hunting licenses issued with S46,-
$50. or nearly 10000 more than
her nearest rival Pennsylvania,
who issued 6S7, ,153. Ohio was
third with 614,106, followed by
New York 612,911, Indiana 400
s96. Illinois 342.S32, California
9.643, Wisconsin 327 TAO, Min
nesota 1866 and Washington
233. .764.
More than S10,731, 900 in fees
were paid by anglers for 8,423,21S
fishing licenses in all the states
last year, while S,532 ,354 hunters
spent S13,e21, ,974 on licenses.
Michigan, however, dropped
from second to third place in duck
hunting. Minnesota as usual led
the states with 121,032 California
was second with 1l1,3S9, while
103.79S bought federal duck
stamps in Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE-$12OO claiming 3yearods and up
HINDU SPY. Ill g. Adamsl 800 $50
Mzze Dream Boat MeritOriOus, okOOe Maluns Who Calls
and Biscayne Blue also //I
Time, lAI
SECOND RACE-S15OO claiming 3-year-olds and up Lilo
UNCLE @ 0s 5ocK no %. O. Adams dams 400 500 500 800 800
Time i:46 Pink Cal, Burning Stick Away Hover and My
Reward also
THIRD RACE-S12OO claiming 3year-olds up Turf
LADY sPoSsoR ios g. R 1ayton) $3.50 1880 44o
GALLANT HOUR 113 TX Knotb 1880 go
Time i32 35 Jo Betty Sharp Dedock Jr and
Cossack Post also
FOURTH RACE-s25OO the Tahquamenon Handicap 2year-
aDVAID1NA SENoRA III Cp Roberts, $40 42o 500
tCHIEF KNOCKER, 40 Up. Milganl ESQ 80
tDARBY DAMRON, 1Ol Cd. Drennan) 800 oZo
Time, LOS 25 Fire Power Spring Morning Dancing Duke
B Hernandez entry.
tDead heat for second
FIFTH RACE 81 500 claiming, 3year-olds and fuongs
sANISH DUKE us o. Adams $40 32O $50
SONG O. WAR. 113 (J. r. Layton) $50 240
Time lip. Baydge, Gaee Tomlua and Loango also ran
SIXTH RACE-S3OOO Joseph Campau Handicap 3-year.old
DoGPATCH. I68 q. R Layton) 1900 $40 go
sMACKED III &C Turk $50 2So
Time I:IO 25 Gold Princess and Lorraine
SEVENTH RAcE-s1oOoo Frontier Handicap 3year-Olds
saI2 BAI2pEAYER M HaR 20 los MRa3 a. E. layton 900 $40 $40 80
DIT: Time 0o Isl Amber Light one Tip .Deysu Sweep swnser
Father Bonnie Andrew and Col Teddy also
EIGHTH RACE-s12oo claiming 4-yearolds and up
Turf s CSrs about 1t n mile e9n6 and So furons2 1850 eso
AMERICA FORE. 1O5 % scuroco 2l8o go
"' Time Sol Hi Duke Swain 'Aumon Clip Cop
Symmetry and Dispenser also ran
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
FAvORITE DIsAPPOINTs

Gold Princess was the rs favor
ite but Jockey Johnny Adams was
forced TO pull her up when ne got
In close quarters on the upper
turn. Dogpatch which paid Sl3,
was ridden by Jimmy Layton, who
also won with Lady Sponsor at
$32 so in the third.
Jockey Adams pulled his follow
ers out of slump when he scored
two riding victories. his first xinca,
returning to the saddle Frida
after a Today suspension. Johnn
got home in the second race with
Uncle Jock. the even money
tavorite and marked up a head
victory with the 8-5 favorite.
Spanish Duke in the fifth
The mutue department re-
ported a handle OF S529, 1874.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
MUCC Directors Meet
in Lansing Aug. IS

Walter +. Kelly, president of
the Michigan United Conservation
Clubs is getting real co-opera-
ton from his 24-man board of di-
rectors. In calling a directors
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
League, PAGER
Meet tuesday

Four grapplers with the same
idea are to figure in Tuesdays
wrestling deuble-header at Mack
Park. The idea is TO win a chance
at Flash" Gordon's MWA Junior
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
AMBER LIGHT DISMAL

To those who backed him down
TO second choice at 7-2, the show
ing of Amber Light was the shock
of the race. But the only 3-year-
old in the stake didn't have
chance against old horses. He
showed some run for the first half
mile, but stopped badly in the
final run.
Bless Me covered the mile and
an eighth in 81. just a fifth OF a
second over the track record. He
paid S6 straight and returned
$500 TO his owner in scoring his
second victory in three starts
here.
While Bless Mes victory was
anticipated. a surprise was marked
up in the $500 Joseph Campau
Handicap when Kemner Marleys
Dogpatch led Smacked, wise
Moss, Gold Princess and Sarah
Lorraine home 10 win by two and
a half lengths in lilo rs, fastest
time of the meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

portionate share, issued through
some means of rationing, although
this has not yet been worked out.
Distribution probably will be in
some connection with the hunting
license.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Iowa Pre-fIight
To Have 6 Rinqs

IOWA CITY. Ia, Aug. s (INS ]
Six boxing rings will be housed
in the ship" of the Iowa Navy
Preflight School. now nearing
completion.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Important questions on hunting,
fishing and conservation matters
for this fall and winter will be
decided. Any sportsmen who is
a member Of an MUCC club may
attend and join in the discussions
although only directors may vote.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Right and Wrong Way
TO Use Landing Net

Fred Mehrer Of Detroit, an eX-
pert trout angler and a Mitchell
Bay bass fisherman, argues that
there is a right and wrong way in