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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Employment Wins
Ford Rouge Title

The Ford Rouge League base
ball trophy won last year hy the
Aircraft nlne, went 10 the En-
ploymcnf team nickname Q d
"WhammieS when Employment
beat Rolling Mill. 7 10 ;. in the
last game of the playoffS AT the
Ford Rotunda diamond The tro-
ply was presented TO a J Miller.
Employment. by Frank Holland.
league pres dent. Immediately
after the game. The Administra-
ton team league leaders Of the
regular season before the play
offs, won the Mcmahon trophy
Or - l. McMahon made the
presentation 10 Jimmy Rooney
manager of the Administration
team
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SpOrtsnnen
To Be Busy
This Week
BY DON GLLIEs

i Regardless Of the kind of out
: ioor sport you prefer, you'll find
just about everything on tap
Sunday.
Special events 10 be held over
this weekend involve such sports
as fly and bait casting. field
archery, outdoor rifle tournament,
grouse dog field trials, all breed
dog training classes. springer
spaniel dog training and a coon
dog field trial.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Matmen Move Indoors

Fairview Gardens will be the
ccene of the first indoor wrestling
show Of the season Tuesday. A
double main event will feature
Jack League meeting Fred Car
rome and Babe KasaboSki facing
Joe Ferroni,- Johnny Silpy and
Dale Haddock, Count Won Zupke
and Leo Jensen also clash.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Brewers Buy Player

MILWAUKEE, Sept. II up
The Milwaukee Brewers today an
nounced purchase of Andy Semi
nick, 23-year-old catcher and out
fielder. from the Knoxville, Tenn,
club of the Southern Association
for an undiscloSed amount of cash
and two players on option next
year. He will report to Milwau-
kee Immediately.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Hawthorne Result.

FIRsr RAcE-3.yssr-olds ana W. az
Pat Norwich tsmrn $40 $40 800
Fssthsry PuccD $50 90
Haf Grand (Whiungl so
Time 20 4-6. off IL ~.
Very True. Monks Memo, Black Marx.
Which Clint, LeNisto"n, Court Counsel
Blossom Queen. Maihigh and connecticut
SECOND RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up
siz furlCngs.
Distant Isle Pisrson) 40 800 so
West-Ho (Skoronskib 10 40 $50
Lasting fHigley) Z. 90
Time 20 rs. on 3 So
spanish Jewel. South Border Ted q.
New Englsndsr. JOY Bet, Cidssm Top
Note. IDA streng and csnhsld also ran r
THIRD RACE 7.ysSr-olds "a fur.
longs;
a-Rscord Crop
(BalAskJ 10 O0 II A0 s0
a The Man (whunE il40 $50
Top Ceiling Higleyl 90
Time lao IS, on l24i4
Rshtef. Coiey Bay X Cup Cake. Cherry
Wine and Boo's Choice also ran.
FOURTH 3-ysar-olas and up
7 lis miles
Rich Uncl. o5saskD 400 800 go
Grevile (Piersony SO 50
Sign tMartinb 90
Time l.ts IS. on t5s
Holly. Illinois star, Nostradsmus anc
TuSco also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-yssr-old'. / mile and
70 yards:
Unknown Reward
(Skoronsk) II 81 Eo 80
Playground tBurns) 2 no 5 ~
R@nulHs tsmitht -
Time i:43 3-5, on s. 2S
Volcano. Blue Pom Mon F'sF Ens-
corthy and Night Shadow also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-a.yssr-oIds and up &.
tMsrtin1 1880 $50 800
Burgno Maid tWhitnrl 3 50
Time 1.i2 2-5 of 8 90
Jois. Bold Chance, wlshbors over
drawn. >Gold Miks Putitther' 'salss TAX
and cabin Greek also ran,
Field.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-ysar-ola' and up.
caieasa pr PisTsopy sso % a.
Gem W (MartinD 80 } M
Nadina Dude fLows) ~
Time I12 as. on 2eis
Country Gent, sunny FORTRESS. Remote
Control and Techuician also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-4.yssr-olds sna UP, ~.
flying Hostess Burns 500 80 So
Dorothy D. X tWhiungJ 90 40
StArcress (CcLeodJ 40
Time 2 .o7 as or e-5s1a
Margo C.. Military Girl Chocolate Mad.
spiteful ana Tenuous also ran
NINTH RACE - 5.ysar-olds and up
il-ls miles
oPisrson1 $50 80 20
Beamy tSkorOnSEii 70 80
Purcenyille burns 3 90
Time As 5-5 OF 1lE
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Field Archers Shoot

The city field archery cham
pionships will be decided this Sun
day at the Detroit Archers Rowing
Range. l0iz Mile road and Tele-
graph. The first flight Of Robin
HooderS Will square off AZ 10 m.
Fred Bear is the mems defending
champion, and his wife, Marie.
Nr...r.,l.t,. = A.lt,A =,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
ALL BREED TRAINING

Carl Sine Of the Sportsmen's
Dog Training Club. the organiLa-
ton that holds all breed indoor
training classes every Sunday at
Nine Mile and John r.. said his
club would be on double time dur
4ng the next two weeks preparing
-rogs for DetroIt'S national obedi-
cnce trials set for Il. Of y. Sta
dunn, Sept. 26. Glasses start each
Sunday at 9 q. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

day at S p m. The second is set
for Sept. l9 az 2:30 p m,
This school, inaugurated by the
popular secretary OF the Detroit
Bowling Association last year. has
attracted nationwide attention.
10 much, in fact Elmer II Baum
garten. secretary of the American
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
to
Be Roundup
Orchard Lake Event
Honors Dave Kennedy
By VI. T. DRUKESBRoD

The pro-amatcur tournament a.
Orchard Lake Country Club on
Tuesday Will be IN the nature OF
a golf roundup Celebrating Dave
Kennedy start as course Superln-
teHaeHt 4 ~ Orchard HStke--ttte pros
have been invited 10 bring their
presidents, course Superlntendents
and green committee Chalrmen
To accommodate the expected
Iarp' entry. play by fIveSomeS VIII
be permitted Dinner viii follow
the tournament
MoSlcm Temple vii hold its
fourth and final golf party OF the
season this coming F'Eday al
Crosse lie Golf and Country Club
The MoSlem Temple championship
trophy viii be awarded the mem
bCr winning low gross The trophy
was presented by William Carlson
J Give Hclfcrich is general
chairman of the golf committee
Western Golf and Country Club
has TWO new club Champlons-Joe
Dragon, the Hagen man. and
Mrs Don Watkins, who moved
here from Buffalo. Dragon de-
fcated Roland T. Ncyand club
president and frequent winner Of
the title, in The final Mrs Wat
knS. whose 30 on the second nine
gave her an 50 for the FIRST round
~ the final Won from Mrs r O.
Mclaughlin one ~ the leading
PLAYERS Of the WouenS s District.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
-eeeN Be6 TRIAL AZ FLINT

Coon dog men will be in Flint
Sunday for the GeneSee Sports
man Clubs annual free fair and
coon hound field trials. The event
carries a $3.50 purse and will be
held at their club grounds four
miles cast OF Flint on Dawson
road. q quarter milo north on
NasSar road.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

a strong favorlte with Detroit
ring fans LaMotta and Robinson
split in their two bouts here and
one Of the shows broke all indoor
attendance and gate records for
the Grand River sports palace.
LondeS has arranged strong
supporting card 10 60 with the
EaMOtta- Ba Snra bout
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Pin Secretaries Go to School
With Prof. MitzeI Tuesday

Frank NitzeIS school for bowl
lng secretaries IN Metropolitan
Detroit Will have the first OF two
sessions on the third floor OF the
Detroit Recreation Building Tues
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HAVE NEW TEAMS

The gentleman Charley kotar-
SKI has assembled a new team for
Fife and so has Johnny Grim
MINIS for Parfsciean. Harold Al
lens Mineralltes. Cy GoralcZyk' s
Sackmans, Henry Ehrle's Coca
Cola. Herman Bengells Pepsi
Cola Rog Ovcrmyer'S Detroit
Gasket, Bill David'S Deluxe, Joe
Lieb's and Charley Rabaut's
Twentieth Century and the city
championS- Dick Krakow's Five
also are back.
The Michigan Major has five
new clubs. Herb Matth ew s
Kraetke, Ernie Cotter's Five, Muir
dock, Art Watson's Palmer Park
Recreation and Ernie Bolle'S Five.
Louie Burr's Deluxe D.. de-
Tending champion. Pepsi Cola,
Sackman's. Bob Coles Jerry Nc
Carthy. George McLellan's Young,
Tony CoScolenda's Ramona Rec,
George LaSher's Olympic. Ellis
Walkers Standard, Russ KneChts
Detroit Sales and Bill Morland'S
Auto Club are returning.
TINES AIL-sTAR CLASSIC
Tussdsy-Sackman' " Deluxe W
Alleys II. Detroit GaSkst W Krakow,
- Murdock vs. Minersiites. SIS, Paris
clean vs. Fife 7-s Cnene- -Trombiy Rec
reauon vs. Pepsi Cola $40. j. Z Berger
W EkhsTdt Becker ii-l2 Twentieth
Century Recreation W Sfroh's 1914:
Palm Beacn Recreation vs Cocs-Cols,
1918 Matches a. Olympic Recreation,
National and Grand River Z 80 .. m.
MICHIGAN MAJOR
Wednssdsy-Jerry Mccarthy ~ ? n
c0ttsT. Afitys II BoI1e " Deluxe =
80 Young vs. Ramona Recreation Sc
Kraetke W Olympic Recreation. rs Sack
mans vs Palmer Park Recreation S-lo.
NJrdock vs Pepsi-Cols l1-12 Standard
vs. Auto cub 1914. Detrou Sales ".
s a 6 1915 Matches a. crest Recrea-
tion. Fullerton and Grand River. ?. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
GROUSE DOG TRIAL

Another dog event on Sundays
program is the Great Lakes
Grouse Dog Association annual
field trial az Midland. Fred B.
Martin of Midland is field trial
ppCrptary
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Swedes Can Run

There arc FIVE Swedish mile
runners who have bettered the
American record.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Times Classic,
Michigan Loop
Open tuesday
BY HAROLD KAHL

i All six of this city's major
bowling leagues will be in opera
ton this week with the opening
of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic at the Olympic Recreation
Tuesday, the Michigan Major AT
the Crest and the Wemen's Major
at the Palace Wednesday.
They will join the Metropolitan
AH-Star and Greater Detroit ALI
Star. off 10 their first starts last
Thursday and Friday, respectively,
and the Chrysler Inter-Plant. The
latter got away early on the rest
of the field and is ready for its
third weekly Setup of the pins.
The Times Classic, rated as the
strongest in the country. again
will have Is teams that will travel
10 81 different establishments dur
ing the course of a 31-week sea-
son. Opening shots are set for
$50 p. m. Tuesday following the
usual opening ceremonies in which
all sponsors will roll first balls
along with Gov. Harry F. Kelly
and Mayor Edward J. JeffrieS
who have been invited 10 attend
IT'S STROH'S AGAIN
AZ the outset again Joe Norris
StrohS, national match game and
defending champion. will he tho
team 10 beat. Slow TO start. bu'
pistol hot come December, StroE
will be without Norris, due 10 a
broken left arm until possibly
Oct !. but the team should get
along very well with Joe Plappert
IN his place
In a league where anything is
apt 10 happen, and usually does
George Bryant's f k h ard I &
Becker and Joey Paulus Chene-
Trombly Recreation are the only
two teams 10 come forward with
statements il viii not be Stroh
again This season. There arc
Others, figuring they, too. have a
good chance, who prefer 70 await
results
While the switching Of boWlers
again is prevalent there are only
two new sponsors IN the loop
Charley Goodrow formerly OF
Murdock, captaining J. r Berger
and Joe Adams Aircraft becom-
ING Palm Beach Recreation. Muir
dock is back intact with ElWood
Blake Al the helm. using Harold
DeCrick's franchise. The latter
had NernOr'S last season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

urnuL prr ssOs MICHIGAN AVE
HLVuNA hIu' p Alleys. IA. s3Ai
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. N.
UNTIL p. ". WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. N
ARcHWAY '0''' EAST NE itfs.ss0" u.s. AVE
Modern Alleys, Open Bowling Saturdays and Sun
day, from ! A. N. Until 2:3o A. N. Bar AdiOinlnv
ARGYLE REC. ssssO .I.s TUsTS.'sS s,srs. NO. :ss, s
OPENINGS In Ladies Tues, Wed. Afisrnoo
LsssUs. open Alley, Sat all day. Sun. i2:3o on
ART CENTRE NHo1%ss0 % s''.m' Iu. Tcss'' I.c,.s.
Open Bo~lins AL DAY Saturday. and Sundays
Free Pstns. Excellent TRANSPORTATION FseIiitis,
BEACON REC. w. stssps .,'.r ~ W. TA.sssA' ,.sosc'
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY FROM
10 A. N. UNTIL CLOSING.
BONLlN6 GREEN s..stsn,I' ..'s ,'yt'"S,s 20. ,G,o "
Open Bo~iins AL DAY Saturday, ara Sunday
From 10 A.M. III closing. wssk.daSi III Pm
BOWL .0.DR0ME Z. I2'o, oerTts; NO; .,;.,.. s..
OPEN sowLis6 AT AL TiMEsl
F- Reservation, stn LETT. Cocktail LOUNGE.
Bowl. WOOD REC. srs' ,''I ss, .ooHwfse 1s' ,'.s,o
fArunOon L.ssus Openings stIlI Available. oss
sc~lins Continuously ALL DAY. Visit Our e,t
ppIcuvunnp 2oe44 FEsKEll AVE
Dniun MUM NEAR BhAilE. re. ss7s
10 Fully Equipped Bruns~ies strssmlined Alleys
nlnuiin I32 EAST CONGRESS
uRUlllAU 20 Alleys. 8 Tables Cl. 3i63
OPEN BOWLING AT AL TIMES!
Few choIe. League Res.rslOm Still Available
CASINO a'@ wooow.so. o,,.,.,.1 e. Is AHs5rs' !..5
r. che,,. I..ous Reservation, stiiI Available
opTs BOWLING AT AL TINES TO-DAY
CHeNs.TROMBlY '';t sl cs5st s.5s
A,r.,ondulonsd Tor Your Comfort. opsn Alley
AZ All rims. sO-I! Dine! Dance!
CREST LANES fTLt1.rO' " ..I., go. So s,Ss' s.ss
A sO~Isr', Prsdhs, Visit Our stss. Bar sn'
coss,sn tOuns. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ssttsY. snsYlIJt c.. So, 81
"a Alleys. op.n sowiins at AL TIhEsi
Convenient TO Az Transportation Lins.
nrYTrp pec oEGTtR AZ BOSTON Blvd.
tthttf HteT TY. 5.sISJ
chol,. L,ssus Reservation, are stu Avsilsbls
OPEN BOWLING At AL TINES!
ninnru ORR AI2o WOODWARD. rt 2.sss
bAnUth neb' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
] op.n Bo-rns TO-DAY from 10 A. N. untl clo,ino
Ar.nsOu L.,sU. R",os,iOn, SIN. tvsIlsS,
GRAND CENTRAL ''' ~. ,tHsx .,sals s''S
P,,.,vr. 10 Bo. a, oui.t,u Alleys IN Detroit
eoos rrsnspor,,,lOu Facilities. sU,.strsst Car
| GREAT LAKES at wood..ra 20 ~ M s,s,
An 90 ALLEYS Availabl. FOR Open Bo~iine Sat
urosy, and Sundays from 10 A. ". Until Closing
HALL 00DDS 80 s,cs,sas c Shs "a n;4
oPIs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Minutes from oo-n,o-n. smpls PARKING
IMPERIAL RtC. GENERALLY IoesTto'
~ MODERN LIlGNs
opm rysfy DAY uhtii MTdhioht. NJ sIss
]. J. MIIIETT'S "' ITpnsS5s 7. .',,,. AVE.
Open Alleys Daily Until Sept. S
LOVES REC. 20 20 st,ts.so sUT1,sS 4!stys s!s..s
Cocktail Lounge sUuu s3l
--tssa5- est ,,ttvr-uu ~ tsrrfswb
lllcYY eIplYe ssll GRAND RIVER A
lVuhI oih'hI THE BLVp. ~. 7.ss.
oPtR BOWLING TO-DAY p ~ UHTIL
/ 2 a ~ 70 BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
mt. ELLIOTT REC. I'aO Nj Il!'OTr
Open Alleys TODAY from N Un,,I p
A. Wait Our coestsIl togns. EsesHsnt 200,
NEW FIIRYIEW u,i' Gas 5Asr jt,Ttssos
to-rsm l.asus op.niss FRIDAY. tss n
/ os.s Bo~llns AL DAY sstur5sr snd Susssy'
HNhctuT tltc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FOR NONDAY

~ I. ANTf tDTFY-
NM tbs apprentice allowance claimed
Post 80 ? m GIetrou timeD.
Horses listed IN order % post position.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

lupW cLprIrIn s477 cHEsG ST.
NIW oHni iIlp ~. sIIe-oI. s7.o
Few choe. Lssou. Reservation, Lett Indirect
Fiuorssesnt Lishtins. 20 shssmIlnsd Alleys.
OLYMPIC REC. HA..osA5 e,,. ,...,, AZ GO sy.s
" Alleys. ss~ and Modern R.ih,k,II.r. os.s
so~Iins AL DAY Saturday. and Sundays.
PALACE REC. Ssas ea.rloI AvtsuI
a Alley. without Post, Open s.siin, S ,oAm.
10 A. N. Billiards. Rs'tsurant Cocktail Lounge.
PALACE -SCH0ENHeRR asa1,Sr sn!D . !. ,'s,ss ~.
In,truetIen' Given Daily or IN. PAUL MoeIEv
s.f Instructor. Lssrn to Bowl Correctly Hsrs.
PALM BEACH ,w..,n,. ,ss.o MEYERS ,' ".
rouu tnIoy ossn Bo~iins Mere Saturday. snd
e"nasya " brvns~iet 6Iistsnlns Lanes.
PALMER PARK "ss.snoas .U.,o.. no; p, s.t..''
10; s.2as7. t.-cosdition.d. a sruu,sies
Alleys, comsIstsiy Modsrnlzsd. Free Partin,.
PARkl AND 1920 WIS! WARREN. Near
sourHFiEto. CT. ,77a
enley Or is s.sutituI l.nssi p.trow, prs.tisss
sO'.'a" e@ Aelo,n,ns. osea sowiins oAiLys
PHI Ar RFc. I4s2s KGscHGvAl AVE.
Open so~IIu, Daily from ' 10 4 NJ ~ us,11 ,sG1 MIA
asht Nine sssutifsi. Modern Alleys.
.PLAYDIUM "D JOS. cAmpAu: MA. ,s1
20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M. !
RAINBOW io73, sRArIor AVE. at
",S0" MARcus. W. ssss I,
Open Bowling AZ All Times!
RAMONA REC. ,,''s s,s.s,y cas-, ~'...Hcs: 9. ,,.
Open Alleys Today 10 A. M. On
RITTER REC. "'a' IAN. ., i" &C.. ssAt~tss
Open Bowling Today All Day
RITZ REC. '','. ~ wYOm'Sa ,'s... At rtsktll
tntsr Nov isS.Awrses Single, Classic. 4 Cav.
Aero" . Alleys. start, Sect a.. In,ry sia
RIVIERA REC. ',,, so GRAND "a. s.yss AVE:
NO 1857 Air Cooled.
SATURDAY tft,tnOon Nous, L.ssu. Nov F@min,.
R0l AWIlE 7Olo PURITAN, Near Iiy,raois.
us. 1880. rs Alleys.
Open Bowling at All Times!
h0tt6E REc 1918 COOLIDGE. WEST
When Down River stop H.r, Jp.r so.I,., a.
Saturdays and Sundays from 3 s.s. ~ cio,ins.
STATE FAIR ''eOo WOODWARD TO. s-asia
S'N'e MN A. State fair 6rosnd.
SNOWFLAKE or ThE WORLD. u AI.y
For Open eo~ina Saturdays ard ssnssyr
SpRINGWellS Us spalsswItLs ave.
Open Bo~lins AL DAY Saturday. ssd surdsg
3 An 'tii eiosloe. weekday, I'll ,. after ~.
Trppy,e 1857 oEouisoRG. stss
iLH1l NEVADA rw 2.ss43
Choice I,seus Reservation, s,in svsisbIs
OPEN BOWLING DAILY. LADIES' tsvIrTpf
TlANDt REC. 5000 VAN DYKE a. ALmosr
Open 5O~linu ALI DAY Saturday. sunday ard
Monday rUs,cD Ust p. ~. AFTER . Bu.
VARSITY HsOs LlvrRsois. st. sss'ehoh.
'NhSllI " Alleys. Us. i.Ss2o kK.eondi.
itIsasa.=ossA- -AIlsys~Ho0As src-r- - ~s-s rHf
Cio,ins. opsnings Tor Ladies Argnooa Leagues.
VlnTnpV 57n l2TH. a. ogLA~ARC
'lViVhI ~ Alleys, tn 2.s5o7 \A.D
Few League Openings Still Left!
WASHINGTON BOWL ''' soUs.e.c',1,s stSst SssT e'
ArrtsrIos LEAGUE soWIIRsl COOP
I bVAILAsIt rtMtS SILL oPth ca. 5S1a
lWAYNe'S SCHOOL Sc ssA:',.ssr :a At &C. s,. ,s,s:
Privst. Lesson, srsrso0n, WAYNE sPsOLoise.
lorrvetof opsa Bo-nas "a sOep m ii,Jo P.s.
WEST CHICAGO '';.i ssrsss s"'scsI 40 ,,,s -"
OPENINGS for sUhpsY soREIHG JfAGUGa
ACT QUICKLY sooEHs hIlGYs
/ WURM'S SINCE 1888 1900 ssa,'or -,
op.s ALLEY, TO-DAY Ustn 80 a n s.ssisa
coesisii Issas. orsss suiis. tSesilss' fs><.
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BEAT LaMOTTA
BASORA HAS RECORD

BasoTa, himself, was stopped
only once. Ezzard Charles, light
heavyweight Is pounds heavier
than Basora, stopped the Puerto
Rican, Jose suffered a cut eye
in that match and had 10 quit.
II will be Basora'S first appear
anee IN Detroit In has last scrap,
jose decISIoned Holman Williams,
former Stable-mate Of Joe Louis,
who had beaten the Puerto Rican
in an earlier fight.
Because of his spectacular en-
gagemcnts with Ray Sugar
Robinson AZ Olympia. LaMotta Is
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

FIFTH RACE 3yesr-oids and UP. ?
miles and 40 yards;
ReGt Awhile CTrentl il sn $50 %
Midnight Rife, G.ynch) 40 80
-Blockader tPratD 50
Time 3 t3r IS. IN SIS
Oskmont. Port spin and Grehe also ran
SIXTH RACE 3-year-olds and up. :.
ChalImors U-lsgg,,O 1880 $50 $50
solure tReanzil SO 80
Brdisour CThrrbuln $50
Time III 3-5 off 5:05i+
Dorko. war Result. Cherrydals and
vsloina Alp "a also ran.
SEVENTH. RACE--3-yesr-olds and up
mile and 70 yards.
Get orr tsu.snFsD e20 $50 so
Hard Telhn,; Pratt $50 40
Noodyale queen tPiesa1 5 40
Time l.t5 SIS of 5 80
Darby Dw Abyssinia sea Foam. Con-
nachta and Bonheur also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-year-olds, mil, ana
20 Yards:
southern Yam CTr.np 800 li2o $40
Buckle Down tStrangeJ 400 800
Derivative tBalzarettD 4 90
Time f6 as. on s:0sL
WadedAl ROYAL Army. BORIS n Ho
Hum and Brainstorm also ran
NlNTB RACE-5.ysar-olds and NJ.
3i6 70 les
Crab Aaole
(Stevef SOM as 20 - On 80
Herods 'ilste tKrkl e40 500
Jessie GLADYS tStrsugeD 80
Time 90 3.5. OFF 6.4ii4
Buckle Up. ! Bid. sttll Gallant Long
straw Prince Jock. Quintiuan Molasses
Bill Gay chic ana Nigh,lsnd also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Aaueduc+ Results

FIRsr RAcE-7-ysar-old'. So FUR
velvet Glove tMehrtsns) y 70 STo $40
AFree Duohsss donEdeH $40 so
Mnna's Agent tNagntrh 90
Time 1 .0s l-5. of 81.
s-Ersnces d'or. Kidd.n CIT. IN Mama
Black Flower. Rosy Cheek. stolen KISS
and Directory also ran.
al. u. Hertz entry.
SECOND RACE-3-yasr-olds and up. =
Go-Gino dongdsn) $40 $40 2 So
FlAught (Rrooksl , 80 %
Sea Fare (Giysnsi 10
Time ~ OFF 2'07
Ky Fash. Mighty Master and True
North also ran.
THIRD RACE 4.ysnr-ods and up 2.
miles, Gteepiechase.
Uncle SeaVeed
tPerrodb Il 10 $50 50
Bank Note fLeonATd) 80 50
Greek FlsE tCrurl 10
Time IT, on 80
TioEa and OssAoaW also ran
FOURTH RACES. s,sr.oIds and up.
v'ry Dp Cwestrops> 80 90 J % %
Tack Room CLongdsu) % 30
Pensax tGivsnsD 90
Time I ~ 2-5 OF : ia
Hiusnndsr and Mtstrtla also ran,
Que Hora tMshrtensI ITO $50 3 50
Black Badg. CWoolD 80 2 90
RASenala tGuernl 90
Time i.i2. off 3s45i4
a-lrish Tar. sFree Lance, Mouse Hole
styne and Aor$ Vine also ran
a-Wheatley stable
SIXTH RACE 5-yssr.olds and up.
! p miles
pachs tstoutl $50 i0 s0
smut out tWsstropt $40 81
Market Wise (Longden) 2 "a
Time i:f9 rs, OF 422 tEqusk track
record
First Fiddle. Anti.CI.mAx and Dark Dis.
. coYery also
SEVENTH RACE-3-y,sr.olds and up
- miles.
Grey Wing Longdsnl $40 3 90 ou'
LlAnsro BROOKS ; 70 out
Porter's Cap (Woe1r oui
Time 2:04 35. OF 4 5el4
Equinox also ran.
EIGHTH RAcH.-4-ysAr- alas And gr =
mile
Arthur CWnRkD TO 80 n
A. PLAY (Westropel 10 q
ANair tBrooksb 2
Time - as. IN -
Dark Mischief, dlgh Plsic- Flying Tor
pedo and Scotch Trap also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BasOra Tough Foe
For LaMotta Friday

With both fighters celebrated
for their rushing, whirlwind ring
tactics, Jake LaMotta and Jose
Basora will collide at Olympia
this coming Friday in what prom
ises 10 be a stirring fistic en-
counter.
The LaMotta-Basora show will
formally open the fall and winter
boxing season in Detroit and
matchmaker Nick Londes antici-
pates a near Sell-out, If not a
iammed auditorium for the fights.
With LaMotta and Basora the
No. / and No. 2 contenders, so
designated by Ring Magazine, the
fight will be the nearest thing 10
n worlds middleweight champion
ship that could be arranged Tony
Zale. the champion, in service, is
out Of the country.
BEAT LaMOTTA
The fact that Basora already
holds a decision over LaMotta
adds much 10 the battles lure.
The pair fought twice, one OF the
contests being a draw.
Toting a great wallop, Basora
has achieved more than half Of
50 victories with knockouts.
Chris Dundee, BaSora'S mana
ger is predicting Basora will stop
LaMotta here If he does IL viii
be quite a trick Thus far no
fighter has over done that
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Track fss'
Horses listed In orders NJ post positions
Post, 34S p. m tDetroit timej
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RAcE-5-year- oi1s ann up. :.
mile.
PCmaE- Descent
(CiaggettI Aso 1910 II 50
Kew Largo tLynSD so 20 IS 40
Fettacairn (Praul 7.2O
-Ffrur 1913 off SO
Prince Betftro SHIPS Bells, Mandate,
Tommy Whelan Brave Sir. ArdeneN
Adolf. Ripplet and Kleig Light also ran.
SECOND RAC,E-3.year-olds and up, y
mile
Range Dust rata A-ls 2a-s IA 81
Eight and SIX Turnbull y 20 80
PIot Beat 1Drlplnot 80
Tine i:l2 AS, on 3'C6ft
Meadow Dew, Brown Dancer Novice $
Lad. Csntupls. Dehigh. Argos ana Flaming
High also ran
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
lntercounty League

PLAYoFF STANDINGS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Shoot Sunday

5 champ
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-05
$50 FOR THE UNTHRlFTY,
NOTHING FOR THE THRIFTY

There apparently has been little OBJ
lection on the part of taxpayers to in
creasing the state old age pension from
$4,000 a month to $4,000 a month. Most
of US now feel that the universal pension
idea is a good one and that old folks
might we'll have fairly comfortable liv-
ing instead of bare subsistence.
What sticks in our craWs, however, is
the injustice Of taking care of one i'm
provident old soul who never exercised
thrift drank up his earnings and reached
So with nothing but bad habits, on the
same plane with fellow citizen who pos
sibly from the same income, saved and
skimped and self-denied and thereby has
4 small income to show for himself.
AS we understand the law, the un
thrifty will get his full $1,000 while the
thrifty will get nothing if his income
amounts to $50 or more. Or if he con-
tinues to work and earn a few dollars
month, he will only get enough to sup
plement his income to $4,000 level.
That kind of a plan is wrong. 1t penal
ICES the sincere; it places a premium
upon the waster and the drinker While
it does protect those who reach old age
with little or nothing not through his
own fault. it penalties the 65-vear old
who still wants to make himself useful
to mankind who finds he can work and
who wants to work the heroic type who,
high or low, wants to live long and fully
ard die with his boots on.
Until this inequity is corrected, the old
age relief problem will not have been
properly nor justly solved.