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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn 4, Boston 2 Pittsburgh 0, St. Louis 5 iOnly games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Hartford s, Elmira 0 (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
FIGHT RESULTS
lRN Ilniich Press

(By United Pressl Pittsburgh-Jakc Lamotta, l55 2, New York. outpointed Fritzie zivic, l5lns, Pittsburgh u0).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
DODGERS

Totals ........ 3S I 14 27 ' a-Batted for Bordagaray in 9th. b-Ran for Wancr in 9th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Errors - None, Two base hits s- Vaughan, Mccarthy, Joost, Holmes. stolen hase-Owen. Double plays Herman and Durocher; WietClmanu, Ryann and Mccarthy. Left on bases Braves 2, Dodgers 12. Bases on balls off Jayery ., Donovan |, NcwSom 2. Struck out-hy Javery l, Newsom :. lIits-off JaVery, 12 in & Ia in- nings; Donovan, in l-S; Ncwson, { in S l-S; Macon, o in 2-3. Balk- ] very, Winning pitcher-M Macon. Losing pitcher - JaVery. Umpires-- Conlan, Barr and Jorda, Time-2;3i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Games Today

New York at Philadelphia (nighD (Only games Scheduled)
 Games Tomorrow Chicago at Detroit St. Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at St. Louis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Games Tomorrow

Games Today Cincinnati at Chicago (Only games Schcdulcd)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Scovill Softball

Winners of all three games played in the Scovill Softball league last night scored nine runs. Tube Mill defeated ASMD to 4; Training got its nine runs in the last inning for a go shutout over Hot Forge; and Case Shop was g to 6 winner over Grinding. George Baxton with two home runs and Bob Colby with one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Uncle TOmmy's brand new shoes will be sold to the highest bidder when Betty Lou holds a neighbor- hood auction on the Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou' show tonight at 10 p. m. over NEG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Nora Charles doesn't dream, she has murderous nightmares which fact is amply proved in "A-Freud to Dream, the tale of murder by proxy to be presented on The Ad- ventures of the Thin Man" on to- night CPS 8:3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Although they were predicting a year or so ago that the band busi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Washington % O % o o o co Boston w 1 0 % l X-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

a-batted for Wynn in Sth
 b-Batted for Early in 9th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Facts drawn from official files on the worst menace now facing our Government, the Black Market in Meat will be presented in drama tic form on the "Gang Busters" program tonight at 800 p. m., over the BLUE Network.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

YESTERDAYS STAR - Augie Galan who singled home the win ming run as the Dodgers nipped the Braves, 4-3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Rudy Vallee whiffed once to often when he sang the Yale "Whiffen- poof' song on his program recently.
 Rudy was in the middle of the song, head back, eyes closed, when his associates saw him turn a rich shade of green and start coughing violently albeit discreetly away from the mike.
 It seems that Rudy had whiffcd in wandering fly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

SlN OF them
every night
instead of
dimes Lots
OF people
hand her
pen MICS by
mistake and
take them
back, bat
som don't
notice az an
Men with
glasses al e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Here
and
Now

WE ARE sick and tired of
these silver colored pennies and
are glad that they soon VIII
stop making them
But not as tired as Florence
Henry Is. She b a hat check
Girl at Hunds. and gets five or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

tx Adillt w IGAAOAis
Here's some thing 10 argue
about. Ask your friends how
many generals are assigned To
the Arsenal of Democracy by
the army.
There are four, all brigadier
generals. Three are i'm the
Tank Center, w. 4.
Boatwright, John Il. Christmas
and =. 4. Reimel. The fourth
IL Gen. A. u. QuintoD of the
Detroit ordnance district.
III you want 10 quibble. Gems.
knudsen and Clancy are De-
troiters but are not assigned
here. Gen. Jimmy DOolittle was
here, hut was not a general at
that time, about two years or
more ago.
didn't know how many gen.
erals were here until met
some of the tank-automotive
workers who are having a Hal
loween party Saturday at the
Book Cadillac. the first big
party that that group has had.
The three TAG generals Will
sttgud and IT writ be first
time that Gen. Boatwtght has
seen his whole staff Il gen.
eral gathering. HIS 1ganiza-
ton has charge of around SIS
100000 worth of war produc-
ton a day.
CuriouSly. when they got
started on the party and de-
oided TO have n military grand
march, nobody knew the cor
rect procedure, even with sew
erai hundred officers handy.
They finally got Doris Eaton.
director of the Arthur Murray
dancing school, 60 arrange il
for them.
Those 500 neckteS have
wound up, indirectly, selling
war bonds In one OF the Jew
elry stores is a display Offering
$500 hand painted necktleS
marked down 10 SIS. .
The display consists Of some
hangman's knots. the rope
daubed with paint and desig-
mated for neckS such as Hitler $
and Toio's. Pinned 20 each
moose is q 500 war bond 80
cash price SIS. Harry Holmes,
the display manager az MIllcr'~,
thought it up. a bow 10 Nh.
Holmes.
AfterthOught on Navy Day
we have mentioned Laura Te-
lisky before. the young woman
who runs small restaurant "a
block or 80 from the naval air
procurement Ofiice--a fancy
name for n recruiting office.
Not many OF the sailors on
duty there are In high-paV
brackets. (In fact, who, in uni
form, is?) Anyway, Laura has
been doing her hit In the war
by seeing that the boys don't
20 hungry. Even when they are
broke, she feeds them ON the
cuff and, IL they aren't feeling
well. she fixes something special.
She charges them ridiculOusly
little and when anybody tries
90 tell her that she's being a
swell American, she Shrugs il
of.
To celebrate Navy Day yes
terday. the sailors. OF ol them.
chipped in and bought her a
navy PIN. an anchor with some
small diamonds set in j., 10
show their appreciation.
Laura still can't see that She
IL doing anything unusual, To
her. its just in line Of CliI-
zen's duty.
Anyway when they gave her
the pin She was SO surprised
and touched that she cried And
y forgot 20 make coffee and fbr-
u got to pay the doughnut man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

war factory. and feels that the
factories should let mothers
work days, ~ that they can he
home at night 10 look after
their children.
Most juvenile delinquency.
she thinks. starts when the Kids
are allowed TO run loose at
night. and she thinks mothers
should be kept on day shifts.
II is the general policy. how
ever, In most of the plants, Ia
put new workers on night shifts
and promote the earlier ones 10
day jobs. IL il easy To see why
a worker would feel sighted
after six months or a year on
the night shift. II she had Ia
stay there while new workers
were given day jobs.
The factories are not unmint-
full Of the mothers problem,
however. y. 4. Noodworth's
(and perhaps others) already
has made "A survey of lis em-
ployes 10 see how many have
children at home.
A man who outgTcw his name
John Cost. now an executive
assistant hotel manager. He
ought 10 be an accountant with
such a name. He was in Rip
ley's cartoon when he was a
credit manager IN Pittsburgh,
before he came 10 Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Siaus 60 East
For Graduation

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT
SIAU and their daughter, Mar
ion of ST. Clair avenue. Crosse
Pointe, will arrive home this
week after spending a few days
In Annapolis. They attended
the graduation Of their son, John
+. Siau, who received his COM
mission as ensign.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Inez Arpi
MdrrIeS
t.ZeIek

1T. AND MRS. MICHAEL
r. ZELEK are in northern
Michigan following theiF-fe--
cent marriage in the Little
Church of the Holy Family.
'f1e high uUptiai mass was
Chanted by the Rev. Fr. Bene-
dict Eerret1l,- the Rev FIF,
Philip Bertoccettoni. and the
Rev. FIR Boniface Lucci.
Mrs Zelek is the former Miss
1nez Virginia Arpi, daughter of
AIr- and Mrs Michael -AFpi of
Dearborn. and 1t. Zelek is the
en-of Mrs. Stanley zefek, also
of Dearborn and the late Mr..
Zeiek.
The bride wore -hand-en-
hroidcrod imported Ninon lace
gown and A Juliet cap of match
ing lace trimmed with clusters
G orange blossoms. from which
extended a long flowing bridal
veil.
She carried an arm bouquet
Of white orchids and Stephanotis.
Miss Margaret Zelek, sister Of
the bridegroom. was maid of
honor, and Mrs. Marie Dickie.
Miss Mildred Arpi and Miss
Betty Alioto were bridesmaids.
Leonard Zelek was best man
and the ushers were Marvin
MaleSke, Eugene Sledz and
Harold Sled2
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Charles Joyces S
OnHoHeYmeon

CPt. AND MRS CHARLES
F. JOYCE are on their honey
moon, following their marriage
Saturday at the home Of the
bridegroomS uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Perry Of
Linsdale avenue The bride is
the former Ruth Sanborn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert rSaHborn=o Manchester,
n. II II. The Rev. John feayrn0
offieiated at the double ring
ceremony.
The bride wore street frock
Of cadet blue with matching
accessories and a corSage OF red
roses and white baby ct1rysau-
themumS. Mrs. Walter Murray
was the matron Of honor. Shc-
wore a navy blue ensemble with
white accessories and -carSaEe
~ bouaaet -Stfaildf' tifat ot-t1re.
bride Waiter Murray was the
best man,
MISS RUTH SIkE of Dexter
boulevard. and Miss Pearl Stel-
lar of Sturtevant avenue, are
VacatIOnIuC IN Quebec.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Fete Guardsmen
At Boat Club

A REAL ummer evening
made dancing outdoors beside
the river a pleasure last night
for local coast guardSmen and
their ladies. at the Boat Club
Officers and men Of the tenn
porary coast guard reserve and
the auxiliary OF the coast guard
were hosts. Special guests were
officers and men from the coast
guard base. the CAP and the
SPARS.
Among those present were:
1t and Mrs. MyreH Merry, 1t.
Corrfr. +. O. Bodkin, Il. and
Mrs. Norman r. Kelly, Ensign
and Mrs Willard Hagenmpyer,
1T and Mrs J. e. Fitzpatrick,
Warrant Officer and Mrs r A.
Prlebe It. John Knowles and
II. William iiahuSh
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Miss WisnieWski
To Wed Soon

MR.. AND MRS. PAUL WIS
NIEWSKI Of WeSson avenue.
announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Mary Margaret,
10 marine Pfc. Stanley 3.
Choryan. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
BoleSlaw Choryan Of Oakman
boulevard. Dearborn. al a DIM
ner party given by the ChorNans
a their cottage at Union Lake,
SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
STAY On at Charlevoix

MRS. FREDERICK SLOANE FORD and Bobby and Mrs
Ford's mother. Horace Caukins who have been
up at Charevox for several weeks staying on until
Sept y H..
The Charles Harrison Answorths going to New York
about the middle September for stay of several weeks
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Pat GibIin Home

PAT GIBLIN. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Giblin Of
Indian Village Manor, is home
from New York for a two-week
stay. Pats brother, jim. is in
the army training program at
New York City College.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Tom Parrish Visits Hncie

TOM PARRISH son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ghesiie Elliott Parrish
Of Hillcrest road, is IN Boyne
CITY visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. STAN
sell
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Ii. Tongue Home

1T. ARTHUR T. TONGUE,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +.
Tongue. has arrived from Mis-
sion. Tex. for a leave with his
parents at Indian Villacc Manor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
EbIinqs Back Home

MR.. AND MRS. c. WESLEY
EBLING and their daughter,
Joyce Of Fairfield avenue, have
returned from ST. Clair Inn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Jules First Year Away

JULIE HUDSON on Sept 10, will leave for Fox Hollow
School at LenoX, Mass.
will be jules first year at school away from home
With her parents. and Mrs j. Stewart Hudson.
and the younger children she will spend the weekend and
holiday. -. at the Hudson's farm at OrtOnvile....
Before leaving school, Julie will have opportunity
of seeing her grandmother Mrs Arthur H. Bull. who
has been away Mrs. Bull expected back
from Nantucket Sept TO-.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
MrsAWfiqht Gives4uneheonf

MRS WALKER T. WRIGHT Of Covington drive was
hostess yesterday luncheon e charming appointments
at the DAG. .honoring her house guests Mrs Carl
Miller and daughter. Dorothy of Columbus, o..
Invited to meet them Mrs. Theo Mcintyre and
Mrs John Henry.
Dorothy recently became engaged to James Winkler go.
son of the Frederick Wnklers of Cleveland
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f.
Loeblein Of Parker avenue,
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Marie, and
Harold lube, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert lube, Of Milwau-
kee. The marriage will take
place i'm November.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Mrs. Moore Returning
Dickinsons Coming Back

THE =SELDEN s. Elizabeth and Selden
will return tomorrow their home in Covery road
Crosse Ponte Farms after months stay at Nantucket
Mary however went directly from Nantucket to Wellesley
College,.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

THE GEORGE SLOCUMS, tomorrow morning, will be
down the station meet the New York train and
Mrs June Hamilton Rhodes who is coming to be
guest the weekend and holiday their cottage
the Old Club
Mrs. Rhodes. who is attractive and vivacous and
interesting person renowned in New York..
having staged the famous diamond ball and others for the
the benefit of the milk fund
She acted impresao for the Denishawn Dancers
their tour Of the Orent...
She born in Caro-. which also IS George SIocuns
birthplace and they grew up together.
First Visit TO Cottage
THIS HOWEVER, will be Mrs Rhodes, first glimpse of
the Socums attractive cottage. Spray H.. bought last
spring..
Mrs Socum named cottage after their boat which
Los Angeles to be used in the coast
guard.
Many Of the boat furnishings. including the china
sold Mrs. Socum is using them IN the cottage
-. to lend nautical atmosphere.
Mrs. Moore Returning
MRS WILLIAM VAN HUSAN MOORE is getting back
today from her iaunts in the EAST.
Mrs Moore Jane back school in Laughorne, Pa
And, from there went to Atlantic G4ty....to spend
week brother and sister-n-aw Comdr and Mrs.
Cyril J. Morand
Then she went to Boston. TO meet kitty. who has
spending the with Miss Charlotte Casgrain
the Casgrains summer home at Whitofieid n H.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
1TG- q TO SEPT. a8

Vrgo-Note Leo, please; your
planetary vibrations similar to-
day. You'll help matters run
swiftcr and more smoothly next
week If you'Il spend your leisure
time thinking about planning for
business and work ahead.
SEPT. % TO OCT -
Libro-Fine period for new
maneuycrs; essential and im-
proved changes 10 benefit many;
childrcn's welfare and pleasure;
home problems and happiness.
6CT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio4Beware lest YOU are
let out of today's success picture
through own negligence! You
can waste time, cncrgy-spend
1t on unnecessary activity-or
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Face Creams

WHEN BUYING cosmetics
be- sure that they meet your
needs. elf YOU have a young
fresh complcNion. you don't need
massage cream a cold cream
for cleansing and sotteHinE VIII
serve.
AStringonts arc 10 hr used
only when the skin Is cNCr,-
sIvely oily, when pore, have cN-
panded, or tissues have lost
tone
Bc canny when selecting pow
der Get IL slightly darker
than your skin, you're going 90
60 a blt darker as the summer
progresses. Light powders are
always a mistake.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

/ egg
] - teaspoons salt
/ cup eyapOratcd milk or q
cup fresh milk.
Wash beans, soak overnight
in cold water boil until tender
and drain while hot Mash
beans ard blend well with other
ingredients. Pour into we'll
CREASED loaf pans This mixture
may be baked ln shallow baking
pans and cat IN squares or
spooned out 10 serve. If desired
= a k q In a moderate oven
1878 degrecS) until dciiCatciy
Drowned, about 45 minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

do yourself and others a world
Of good through concise, able
managing Of duties and prob
TENS.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
Soglttorips- Money transac-
.tions. financial inves tmcnts
property transfers ask more
than casual care. Losses likely
unless you are prudent. economi-
cal.
PIC. 2} TO Jan. ~
C0prjcorU-Be alert, persever-
ing. canny and you need not
worry about ultimate success.
All constructive activities, war
work, etc, can make fine prog
ress.
JAN. % TO FEB. 2O
AQuarius-Action in the air.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

according 10 the stars,
Augp4 20.
outwcight the mfricndly ones.
In this setup be advised that the
wisc,t coarse is strict attention
TO duty, rechecking of important
details, and care 10 avoid under
on overstatement.
JUNE - TO July -
& dHc = - Protect private
money and general investment
affair Likelihood Of loss
through iniudicious handling or
Overconhdence.
July - TO AUG. p
l. CO. Favorable planetary
aspects on whole but be thought
ful not 20 indulge too much any
one thing Preparedness for to-
morrow, all the tomorrows, is
vital.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
TEE- y 10 WiECH ~

4 CHILD boru on this doy;
a capabIe somebody, fine carac-
Ity fU thought and action in big
undertakings. Must learn 90
appreciate and practice economy
and value patience with uece5-
sary detail work.
Copyrght. 1853. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
lIARCH "a 10 APRIL ~

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
4 ric s-Fricndly on whole
although may not bc the easiest
DAY you've handled. Necessary
work, routine sponsored. If you
have leisure timo spend 1t az a
wholesome hobby, healthy recre-
alton.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20
Taurus - Improvement over
yssterday's a p G $. Work
rightly started should continue
at a good clip. Sound new prof.
ects can be undertaken with
faith in their outcome.
NAY II 70 JUNE II
Gemiui 49, Benefc vibrations
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Bean Loaf

3 cups boiled navy. beans
y cup chopped onions
3 tablespoons bacon fat or
butter melted
I cup bread crumbs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

You have favorable influence;
make good use of them every
minute.
FEE. - TO MARCH 2g
T. cCs - Rather tricky Enfu-
cuccs at times; suggest you be
on the job steadily 20 cope with
emergencies, pcw situations as
they arise
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

Look IN the Section b Which Your Brthdoy Comes nhd Fpd
What Yo,,r Outiook Is, According 10 the stars,
For FRIDAY, Augl,t co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Boysy Winner
In Grey Lag Cap

NEW YORK. May 6 ruP1-
Eoy,y Thomas H. Heard Jrs
7-yesr-o.d son Of Blue Lark>pur
hustled into an carly lead in Tho
third running Of tho $4,000 Grey
Lag Handicap at Jamaica today
and threw hack the >tlctcE bid OF
Alamo for q pho'o-fn.sh triumph
rs tho oddS-on favortc. overland
logged home 4 weary fourth
With Joe Caycns rushing him
out IN front In Tho wild dash "a
the first turn BoNSy raced Mar
rage into submission I'M the open
inC SD furIonCs and then Csmcly
hattlcd through tho stretch for his
narrow victory worth Slf,l50
Alamo unfinished Tola Rose FOR
second money as tho winner
stepped a milo and one furlong in
! 81 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ENTRY BLANK
Hearst Times Rifle Tournament
For Beginners and Experts
OLYMPIA, MAY 1890
1000 PRIZES
ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 20
Open 10 All Citizens Of Michigan
Open 10 All Citizens Of Michigan
No Entry Feel


Cheek events you wish 70 enter and mail 10 Rifle Editor Times
Boys Novice Individual 20 shots prone.
Girls Novice Individual 20 shots prone)
3-Mens Novice Individual 90 shots pronc)
i-Womcns Novice Individual go shots rrono)
Open Expert 5-man go prone 20 ofhand)
6Opcn Expert Individual 90 prone 20 orhand
Open 5-"oman 30 shots prone 10 shots ofhand)
S-Jnor 5hoy 20 shots nrone).
9-Junor 5-sirl team 90 shots prone.
lo-ICh School unIor 4boy 10 shots each. prone
kncclng. ofhand).
n-Irh School unIor 4sll team Go shots each, prone
kncelng. onhand).
l2Cnlar Defense 5nan Open 10 shots prone 20 shots
odhand).
13-cNilian Defense Novice individual 20 shots prone)
Name Address
cy,........a.....,...
II team entry, list your here
,s..,.',..,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Soccer Teams
ToP|dy0ff Tie

German-United and Bavarians
will play off their city cup series
tic thus Sunday at Mack Park in
what promises TO be an exciting
soccer contest.
In competition in the Detroit
A m teur League, Hungarians.
Scrapping for second, meet Detroit
ers, who have a chance TO stay in
the running by winning. The
league game is listed for ? p. m.
and the cup contest an hour later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Itabo Wins HandiIy
In 'Gdnsett Getaway

PAWTUCKET, r. l., May 8
tUP)-J. II. Miles Itabo outran
a field of six sprinters today for a
handy two-length victory in the
Blackstone Valley Handicap as the
Narragansett spring meeting came
TO close.
X Dorko chased the winner to
the wire and Mixer was third.
Under Jockey II. Claggett. Itabo
ran six furlongs in the sparkling
time of lilo As to earn $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Skeet Shoot Sunday

SsrNIcc teams from SCllrldEc
Fold and Crosse He Air Base VIII
fire p the 50 target ail-gauCe
registered ekcc' shoot being held
today ~ the Blue Rock Gun Club.
SCI Bud Rl>scl'o. Gunncry IN
str4ctor az Sclirdcc, announced
that hi, team was ready for the
hest civilian shooters on jhc team
arc Warrant officer Bon Bible.
Capt " II DaN Mai Fred Han
som Nal George Hartford. Il
Col sam Wr>throok and SGT
R4~>ciio SEcci shooting u.s. part
of The training a. all pilots The
event le open 10 all Michigan ,kcet
hooters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Count Fleet Wins
Rich Preakness
Ronps In 8 Lengths
Before Blue Swords
Continued from Page Tvo)

Continued from Page Two)
INTO rour-'cnctn lead "a, tho,
struck thc hall-mdo pole. with
Blue Swords TWO lengths IN front
az NIrCcDttc and Vow Noon ono
away N fourth They hold ih,
order a'l tho way 10 the wire
A. The thrce-quarter mark tho
Count still WAS rowpng along foul
lengths in tho lead. Nincentivc
pulling 10 within one length ot
Blue Swords, and New Moon.
fading under the pace, falling lC
lengths behind tho trio.
Then At tho milo mark. Longdcr
began 70 push the Count along
He increased his advantage a
length as the rest maintained their
positions.
At the head Of the stretch YIN
ccntive started 10 challenge the
Simmons SpecdSter but Blue
S~ords was willing and held ms
edge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Dates for Sportsmen

Nav 9-Rcgistercd Skcet shoot
AT Blue Rock Gun Ciuh. H.
Mile r07G milo west of
Van Dyke Program 80 targets
for aii-Ealgo guns Event
features service teams from
Sclirdgc Field and Crosse
lie An station.
Nav l3-NonthIN meeting Mich
igsn SportSmcn's Club, WV
Hall Royal Oak.
NAY l3-Moashlv meeting Rose
vile SportSmcn's Club, 2Hii4
Utica road. RCScEilc
Nav li-Arbor Day i'm Upper
Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN
Old Hunters Gauge
Public Rifle Training
BY DON GILES

" Michigan's 100000 hunters to-
day realize more than ever the
tremendous value OF good marks
manShlp training They know
that men and women trained m
tho nrnncr handling of GrcaImS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

VIII not only
m A k e thelI
sport of hunt.
ing safer, bat
much more en-
JOY able.
Veteran hunt
ers who have
trod the fields
and woods of
NiichiCan'S deer
Coun try and
he Thousands
that hunt small