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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

Fortunately, there only few Americans who place
appetite above patriotism The overwhelming ority realize
that the food abroad purposes
for and Allied fighting forces and for necessary help
in that occupy
We Americans intend to do this Job together. In
labors build fortify founda
ton of national unity-conhdence another
1t is often amusing and it is politically profit
able to picture the city of Washington madhouse with
the Congress and disrupted confusion
and indecson and general incompetence.
However-what matters most in is results And the
pertinent fact is that after only few
and only of warfare able spiritually
as well physically in the total waging of total war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Enemy Must Be Disormed

It is that if Germany and Italy Japan
any OF them-reman armed the end of this
permitted to they will again. and inevitably embark
upon ambitious of world conquest.
They be disarmed and kept disarmed they must
abandon the philosophy and the teaching of that philosophy
which mas brought much suffering to the world.
After World War tried achieve formula
for permanent peace, based on, magnificent ideal We
failed but by failure have learned cannot
intentions alone.
Today the United Nations the mightiest military
coalition in history They represent overwhelming orty
of the population of the world.
Bound together in solemn agreement that they them.
selves will commit of conquest against
of their neghbors the United Nations must re.
united of peace by preventing anv
attempt to in Germany, in Japan, in Italy any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Arsenal of Democracy Doing Job

We produced 2100O ani-tank guns, times greater
than 1871 production.
We produced ten and quarter billion Of small
arms ammunition FIVE times greater than 1871 produc
on and three times greater than total production the
first World War
We produced Isl million rounds of artillery ammunition.
II times greater than 1911 production and
greater than total production in the first World War
The arsenal Of democracy making good.
These facts and figures will give aid and comfort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Halls Production Miracle
Which Showed Axis
It Could Be Done

their families and their neghbors they mustered out
at the end of the war.
Two years ago spoke in my annual message of four
freedoms The blessings of themfreedom speech
and freedom of reigonare part of the very life
OF this nation and hope that these blessings will granted
TO all men everywhere.
The people at home and the people the fron-men
wondering about the third from
To them il that when they mustered out when
production converted to the of peace they
have the right to expect full empoymenfor themselves
for all ableboded and in America who to
work.
They expect the opportunity work, their farms
their stores TO decent They eager to
the risks inherent in system Of free enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

enemy On the contrary, imagine they will give him
considerable discomfort.
suspect Hitler and TOTO will find il difficult to explain To
the German and japanese why that decadent
inefficient democracy produce such phenomenal quantities
OF weapons and munitions-and fighting men,
We have given the lie certain misconceptions especially
the which holds that the various bocs groups within
free foego their political and economic diff
feences in time of crisis and work together toward common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Want Lasting Peace ond Jobs

They know, and we know, that 1t would be inconceivabe-
it would indeed be sacregious-f this nation world
did not attain real lasting good of all these
and sufferngs and boodshed and death.
The<men in armed forces want lasting peace and
equally they want permanent employment for themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Pledges u. S. VII. Bomb
Jdps, Nozis, Fdscists in
heir Own Lands

WASHINGTON Jan. UPl-The text Of
President Roosevelts annual address 70 Congress
the state Of the Union
e The Seventy-eighth Congress assemblies in one
of the great moments in the history of this nation.
The past year was perhaps the most crucial for
modern civilization The coming year will be filled
with violent conAict-yet with high promise of
better things.
We must apprase Of 1912 according TO their
relative importance We proportion
First in Importance the American scene has been the
inspiring proof Of the great qualities Of fighting
They have demonstrated these qualities in adversely
well as victory
long flag flies this Capitol Americans will
soldiers sailors and who fought first
battles OF this against overwhelming oddsthe heroes
living dead of Wake and Baaan and Guadacana of the
Java Midway the North Atlantic conveys Their
upconquerabe spirit will live forever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Hank Due Here

You also wander into Mr.
Jerry Moore and I'd Strong ot
the race track, having Whist VIC
home-COOking boys laughirciy
call a snack I'd rs or tiS way
20 Florida for the winter.
You hear from one of Hank
GreenbergS pals he is due
through Detroit soon on an
inspection tour Of some sort.
SchoOlboy Rowe. here In q
legal case. which, incidental ly
he won. seemed more than ~
little upset over seeing a former
friend" found guilty of using
the money the Schoolhoy had
entrusted IN his care. You won't
find a more solid citizen than
Rowe Re IS the type thar WON r
take q disappointment Ike This
20 heart.
Taking with Brother AIoysnls
Jerome Egan and noting that
he is simmer and in better
health than We have seen hiu
IN years.
Then, the suile Of tho DAY
one smiled by Mr. Nicholas
Never-ssy-diel Lorde, who had
Just signed Futzie ZIyr for q
bout here on Jan 49, Now an
Mex has 90 DO is get 'Hr Gffr
hall OF the b0ut-JskC LaMo-ta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Deakin Helps Kids

II wasn't too long after we
talked with John Sweeney that
we met Perry Deakin, athletic
director of Southeastern High
School for the past % years. He
alse has coached the basketball
team at Southeastern for the
past is years and only twice has
his team been out Of the play
offs.
Deakin, at this moment, is
giving Of his time for a home
front cause-a sports program
10 help curb juvenile delin-
quency.
Deakin and his fellow work
ers are planning a program that
carries through every phase OF
SportS-basketball. boxing, table
tennis, swimming, ski trails ana
what have you.
1t is up 10 every citizen TO
give them complete backing
You can start by suggesting 10
your kids that il might be a
good idea TO join in this program.
Elsewhere on the Times sports
pages today you can find the
schools listed and the places
where kids can sign up for the
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Cdnddiens Loan
Two 10 Rangers

oNEW YORK. Dec. 10 CUP)-
Under their "lcnd-lcaSe' arrange
ment with The Montreal Cana
diens. the New York Rangers
today announced the loan Of two
players from the Canadiens for
the remainder Of the season.
Prior 10 the start of the Ma
iional Hockey League season, the
Rangers loaned the Canadiens
Phil Watson for use IN all games
except those on New York ice.
The arrangement viii hold for the
duration, AT which time all eX-
changed players Will revert 10
their original owners.
The Rangers. still seeking their
first victory of the season, &C
uurcd Johnny Mahaffy. 23-year-
old center who is being discharged
from the Canadian army and
Fernand Gauther % "A right
wing who played in the American
League last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Title Bout, Bad Men
On FairView Mat Card

A Junior heavyweight title bout
and q battle Of mat "meanies"
feature tho wrestling double
header AT Fairview Gardens
TUESDAY
Flash Gordon viii return
from Chicago 10 defend his junior
heavy crown against Louis Klein.
Eddie BAD Man" Lewis meets
Charlie Gf3bmlcr, the Kansas City
Gorilla Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Alice Was Here

In between YOU wander about
the rialto and discover that
Alice Marble, the former tennis
queen, made a quick stopover IN
Detroit Wednesday night.
Our Book Cadillac operative,
Mr. Vert Worthheimer, whose
main complaint in life is the
inaccuracy Of the Statler clock,
keeps us posted on such things.
Worthheimer became our
''man-of-the-year' about SIX
weeks ago when he phoned from
the Book 10 the manager Of the
Statler 10 complain that the
outside clock on the StaUer was
completely off %
You see. Worlhhoimer lives
on the oath floor of The Book
and he can glance out of his
window and keep an even keel
on life and his daily routine II
the guy whose Job il is 10 keep
that Statler clock working does
his part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
SAUTER SHOOTS 100

HERE AND THERE-GcorGe
Sauter wheeled out 257-225-227
for 700 for a new season record
as Dick Read tipped 257 and Ed
st Paul Kukla 254 in the Rit-
ter Senior House HeiFs 1885
didn't last long as top total IN
the country for HuSting Prints Of
Milwaukee moved down 1925 d.
Omar Herppich nailed 246-225-2lS
for a powerful 6S2 in the Rainbow
$50
Al Schmidt showed the way on
Dol -247-2O5 for 653 in the Ma
comb All-Star Detroit and
Royal Oak ElkS hook up in special
matches al Royal Oak Recreation
Sunday. Joe Bova's Joe Muer.
1906 pounds, opposing Les Dur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
REUNION IN LONDON

The senior Syron has been adj
viSed OF a recent reunion in Lon
don of two of the Sayig brothers
George Of the air corps and Mitch
ell of the anti-aircraft. They
hadn't seen each other for many
months until this unexpected
meeting overseas.
There are two other Sayig
brothers in the Services-Eddie
and Freddie. both in California.
The SayigS were joined in Lon
don by another former. Detroit
Golf Club. Caddie-Woodrow Will
son Lucas. son Of the clubs special
policeman.
Among other letters recently
received by Syron was one from
Bill Hopkins, his former assist
+ ant IL was written in Africa.
A plea recently made by
1 Frankie Sterafaci for golf balls for
|scrWceuen IN the Southwest Pa
7 Cilc and published in The Detroit
/ Times has brought A generous
offer from the l.. A. Young Golf
| Co. manufacturer of Hagen
products. I'd Rankin, the COM
pany.s sales manager has written
Joe Dey. secretary OF the USGA.
offering balls and requesting ship
ping Instructions
Leo Fraser, ono Of Michigan's
I outstanding pro golfers before
( leaving Saginaw Country Club for
the East some years ago. is a
/ captain IN chemical warfare Scrv-
90 and at last reports was in
. Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

ms voice.
Help me get this 90 the
people who own dogs" he said.
"The government needs immedi-
ately. THREE types OF dogs.
They need cocker spaniels. They
need springer spaniels. They
need blO0dhounds.
I'm sure we won't get a lot
Of bloOdhounds out of Michigan.
But there are plenty of cookers
and springers about. Get this TO
the people. Bob.
II cant tell you what these
dogs are being trained 10 do.
But can tell you this. IL we
get the dogs we can save a lot
of lives of our fighting men. l
know IL dog owners know this,
they'll come through. This is "A
hurry-up call - one that must
be met. no matter how much
any OF us hate 10 be separated
from our dogs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

gins Royal Oaks. 12Z1, and
Sammy Benefits Lightweights,
1886. taking on Tom IIalIock S
Royal Oak Feathers. S27.
John GOnda hit psi IN the Cen
tennial Senior. where Macs Five
and RayIs are knoltcd for first
place Val Smiths PSI and
George Sautcr'S 61S shared hOnorS
in the Ritter Junior Dominic
Caserio'S 215-222-l93 for $50 is "A
new second high in the Glen
eagles S25 John Mailman S
22l stood out as Rangers posted
two new highs. 1896 and 909. in
the LAW-CIOIOCal 351.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Sub, II, Scores 300,
But Not Officially

Henry Rca. 17-year-old counter
man. today has a 300 score shot
as a substitute last night with
the Senators in the American
Mixed League al Circle RcCrca-
tion. 6}tl Fcnkoii
II was the third game Of a 663
series. hut did not count IN the
team total under p rulo that for
bids counting q subs score until
he has established an average in
the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
VIRGINIA HITS SIS

Virginia Savu had 17O-173-192
for 535 in the SpriugwollS' Ladies
Robert Keller 2l7 and Erich
Keller GA in the Pal7cc-SChoen-
herr House William Fiohr COS
and Ray Wrobbcl 2lG in the Glen
eagles $50 I'D Davis 2i5
and Troy Bowers ga IN the
State Far 50 Earl johnson
242 in the Chenc-Trombly Junior.
other league highs George
Sofas ga in the Pillar Senior
1 . Mary LaBarros 1850 in the
Royal Ladies Irvn Boldcn's
236 in the Runciman Hcs-cl
Miller'S pa in the Riley Stokcr
Harry Buffers 213 In the
First English Lutheran and
Russ NcCauloy's 2l3 In The Ford
Aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

With George Bryants Ekhardt
& Becker team idle, interest in
the Greater Detroit All-Star
League bowling race tonight at
Olympic Recreation centers on
the match between Joe PauluS
Chene-Trombly Recreation and
Bob Coles Jerry McCarthyS.
The Mccarthy club has come
from nowhere TO seven games out
of first place and only one behind
Chene-Trombly holder of fourth.
If Bill LaRue and Jack Stahl hold
to form the McCarthys are apt 10
cause Chene-Trombly some I'M
easy moments. Only last week
McCarthyS refused to postpone
and took a weakened +. & b. five
into camp for two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
AIM FOR SWEEP

The second place Stroh's.
strengthened by the return Of
Capt. Joe Norris. who made a
remarkable showing in Chicago
for a man with one arm and A
game leg. aim 10 keep ahead Of
Louis Burr'S Deluxe u with a
sweep over Johnny Dattilo's Mer-
curio.
Deluxe. only a game away.
hopes to do the same thing 10
Ellis Walkers Standard. That's
easier said than done. as Deluxe
is apt to find out. Walkers club
breaks out every now and then
and tonight may be the night
The schedule:
Deluxe D. vs. standard alleys -.
Deluxe W. vs.. FIFE. 81 Pepsi Cola vs..
Kraetke. So. Ekhardt h Becker vs. J r..
Berger 7-s: Murdoch vs. Parisclean.
e-i0, Strohs vs. Mercur0, ll-12 Chcne.
Trombly Recreation vs. jerry Mccarthy.
1874. Palm Beach Recreation Va Oiym
pic Recreation, 1918. Matches A.
S IS p. N,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
HONORABLE MENTION
Willow Run Marks Up
4th Cage Win in Row

Willow Run Local sos tall
basketball taam scored its fourth
straight victory last night by
downing Local $50, 1923, at ST.
Clair Community Center. Led
by Connie O'Connor's 20 points,
the Willow Runners, who aver
age 6 feet 3 inches. had an 1910
halftime margin. Chuck Gardiner
tailed u for Local $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
HulSOn To BE
Packer Coach

GREEN BAY. Wis, Dec. 10
II was made known here today
that Don Hutson will be an as
.sistant coach to Curly Lambeau
Of the Green Bay Packers in 1914.
After last Sundays game in
which the Bays beat the Steagles,
1928, HutSon said he was through
with football. He has said that
before and whether he will be a
playing coach next season is con-
leCtural.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Dearborn fin
Victim OG He

Crosse lie NaViators have
their fourth straight cage VIC
tory I'm the bag today. Dear
horn Navy was the victim last
night al Crosse lie. 1871.
George Toten's ~ points for
Crosse lie and Rogenhargar's
5 for Dearborn led the scorers.
The Naviator-. starting slowly.
couldn't connect with their
shots unit. late IN the first half.
then were never headed and
held 23-1i margin AZ inter
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Jockey Killed
AtChdr|estown

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va. Dec.
10 (UP)--Jockey Joe Pannell. 10.
Of Avondale. Pa, was killed late
yesterday when the horse he was
riding in the eighth race at
Charles Town collided with two
others.
Pannell. leading rider AT the
recent Marlboro Md. meeting.
collided with Jockeys Vincent
Bracciale and Ken Robertson AT
the clubhouse turn. The other
two riders were not injured
seriously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Doctor Says Thoms
Is Out Of Danger

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (INS)--
Bill Thoms, Blackhawk hockey
star who recently underwent an
operation for perforated stomach
ulcers. was pronounced out Of
danger today. lie Is 50 far inn
proved that his physicians at
Bethany Hospital said he might
be able TO 60 20 his home in To-
ronto for Christmas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
WINS g OUT OF 3

Buiack, entering with stiff
handicap and starting with 704,
picked up some lost ground by
winning six out of eight games in
which he bowled, beginning with
the third round He took three
out OF four games from Russ
Creamer. Chicago, and Walter
Ward. Cleveland. He was. Of
course. in last place in the stand
ingS with nine games won and
seven lost Including LindSeys
games), had 3199 pins and 47,49
points.
The standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

. letters from all
parts of the
world. inClud-
ing Greenland.
where his son.
young Hughey,
is ST a Ii o n c d
with the signal
corps.
With golf out
Of the question
in Greenland.
at least during
the w in ( G r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Blades Quits PeIi(ans
To Pilot ST. Paul

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 10 CUP)
Ray Blades has resigned as
manager Of the New Orleans
Pelicans 10 take over the man
agerShip Of the st. Paul club in
the American Association.
No successor has been named
for Blades, who was the PelicanS'
seventh manager in the last seven
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
PauIuS-COIe Match
I'm Pin Spotlight
SI.OOO Doubled
Match ES Set

Dom CuomO and Frank
Teschler will bowl Bruce Rich
mond and Walter Shackett "A
40-game match for $1,000
purse. The first 10 games viii
be rolled at Archway Recrea-
ton tomorrow at 3 p. m. and
the second at New FairvieW at
$3.50 y. m. The series will be
completed Dec. 10 at Archway,
$3.50 y. M, and New Fairyiew,
$50 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
THE REASON

In each game the ability 10 score
the first goal has spelled the de-
feat of the Wings and victory for
the league leaders.
Despite the 81 lacing handed
out in Montreal last Saturday the
CanadienS still stand as a defen-
sive club in Manager Adams book.
On the Wings first visit 10 the
forum they dropped a Al encoun-
ter, with early penalties giving
Dick Twins crew chance 10 run
up their early Head.
The next night, in Olympia.
Montreals 20 victory was the
result of brcakaways.
So far to Adams ideas, Bill
Durham has yet TO be tested.
He's good goal tender yes"
says Adams. "but any one would
be good, with four hard checkers
like Mcmahon. Hamon, Lamou-
reaux and Bouchard out in front.
HARD TO SHOOT
"Mhy. by the time a forward
line gets through two OF those
fellows it's no wonder he cant
get a clean shot away"
Thus, even though Adams club
blew two strong third periods
during the last road trip TO end
up with one point, when they
might we'll have had four, he plans
10 work toward that first goal
Sunday night and having gotten
IL, 10 see If Montreal cap come
back as well when they arebehind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
BEATS CHAMPION

CrimminS opened against young
Dale Ward, San Francisco. and
got no more than an even break
as the youngster fired an 500
series at him. including A 237
and a 241, TO which Johnny had
to give way. Crimmins came up
with fine 500, the only one of
the match game play thus far.
Crimmins next met champion
Connie Schwoegler of Madison,
Wis, and took three out of four
games from him. Followed Eli
Maricich of Chicago. who suffered
an even worse fate at the De-
troiter'S hands. Johnny winning
three and tying the fourth game
at 2l2.
In his final match Crimmins
broke even with Chicago's Bill
Hargadon, being outscored for the
first time, 767 TO 75S. He won
the third game by one pin, 179
TO ITS. Johnny also achieved one
notable feat in his second game
with Schwoegler, turning in the
$40 SDlit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Bob Tales
Do You Have q
Dog to Spare
for Service?
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

DAY ABOUT TOWN: one
of the real unSunC war workers
Of our town and a man who
would prefer never 10 be mem
toned by name is John :.
Sweeney director Of DOGS FOR
DEFENSE for Michigan.
No man IN the nation has
worked more unurlnElN or gwen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Getting Isl Goal
May Be Answer
10 Wings Woes
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Getting the first goal was the
subject Of the lesson taught by
Manager Jack Adams when his
Red Wings literally went back to
school last night, working out at
the University of Michigan Coli
scum.
For Manager Adams we'll
realizes that despite the third
period foldup the defense has de-
veloped lately. getting the first
goal against the Montreal Cana
diens when they invade Olympia
Sunday night, is going a long way
toward inflicting the second defeat
of the season upon the high-flying
Habitants.
So far. the Canadiens have a
marked edge in the seasons play
over the Wings, having whipped
them three times in as many
games and being the only club To
hold margin over the Detroiters
on their home ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Iris Doing Fine

Also. YOU see standing about
rho rialt0 one Mr. Trls Speaker.
the old Gray Eagle Of baseball
VINO is doing very well thank
YOU. IN the steel business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

more OF his
time and his
m O n ey for
this CauSe
I han ID O.
troltS John
Sweeney
We had an
early morn
ing call from
= W q e n CY.
Somehow We
caug hit the
plea ding in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Services Need DOGS

Twenty five cocker spaniels and sprngers urgently
needed by the armed forces according John Sweeney
Jr, regional director Of Dogs for Defense.
ANY owners Of cookers springers asked to Get
IN touch with sweeney at telephone Randolph i666
his office 1900 Penobscot Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Fiqht Results

Philadelphia Wallace Cross 2I2 New
ark y drew with WINE Thomas 1875.
Philadelphia 50; Joe Brickls. 220 Phla-
dcIphia technically knocked out Dan Biz
gers ig2 Baltimore "a.
FAN River Mass johnny Garter, is0.
NeWhury decisioned Andy Hol-
land ls5. New York l0j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

At this season sports
come to a virtual standstill.
Sports editors worry about
pictures, pass their worries
along to photographers
who come up with offer
ings like the above. Here
you have a big bad Chicago
Bear, Bill Steinkempers,
resting in the straw, await
ing the championship
game. If dreams come
true, there's going to be a
white Christmas. Or maybe
that's the last straw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
CaGidie.
n eager i'm
Greenland
By VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Hugh Syron. cadde superin-
tendent at Detroit Golf Club, is
keeping in touch with as many as
possible of his former caddies in
the services.
The rnsmlt Is naanN ininrnsiin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Scratches
BY I nlted Press
cHARLEs TowN


Wrafher. clear track fak'
Fi~st Race Glorious Sec Pei1cispper
Nns Hole Ethsl L.. Sn Jean, stan.
lsRne
Second Race Lady MsscarA Grand
Venture Not Yet War Target Eroiea.
Electric.
Third Race SIX spousr Laugh and
Play s;rssmer. Accringion. sumpln. Not
Alone
Fourth Race Ginohi Certain Party.
I.ong Lsgs. Athslah. Swish, stsn ~
step.
Sixth Race Colonial Miss stranA
ROYAL FLEET Grand Lady. Market Plscs.
silver Whisk
seventh Race Firing PinARnugh EgK.
White Hot Lupnhs Kiev Lee Lena Girl.
Eighth Race--Cumshaw, Inmate.
FAIR GROUNDS
Wehthsr clear. track. fast
First Race Wavecap. Miss Ada =,
For Freedom, Darby Divo', ChsncsvivS
Burspeep
Second Race-Hy Gay war WISE.
MarCeNa X. KING Leroy Gahe
Third Race Walloon Rirthmark Real
Short Valdlna Gar. Mere Msrketis.
Late Issue
FtNh Race Clickety ClAck
sixth Race sissie smith. Pit'is'rsw,