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Evening star., 1943-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

e8s nriis75ss noN sst wfsa sss1
AcGoRPI1N a s E{S2 WANTED. State price Box
ADDERs, typewriters. misc. once ma
mediately sH. b127. 7.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators. typewrit-
sTn Sun an and kaes eVe G. sos 4sss eSao'!S Week
AIR-CoNDITIoNER UNIT, .a.-ton: either
console or window type. Helsing Co.. Inc.'
AIR-coND1T1oNINa UNIT: new or used,
Il 1sxfsa1oo s1sa eSnof Phone se Ma o4i4 A s'O
sasf Food condtion 9dNSATfA IA. Dl D1ssi. o0lADse NJ
BABY sTRoLLERs t2). used or new. EN-.
BABY FURNITURE CRIB. play pen. ward
niture, baby swing or Teeter-Bab. Phone
FIR. O665. 4.
BATTERY CHARGER. TAYLOR 2757.
BEDROOM and az kinds Y oi fusn, HI hishsst NS
6O40. Prompt service.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
eSntents Of aRts OF homes WE Ho
BEDROOM SUITES, once furniture, din
ing and living room suites. elec. refrigera-
tors, glassware and rugs. Dupont HSi3' %.
for material. Phone co. a611.
ahHsTs cash. Trade! !'E Brenner. . s4s Penna: ave.
NV. RE. 2434. Open am. to 7:30 o. m.
cLoTH!NSG3mBetter SS3 prices paia Js g., 70. mems
DI. 676e. Open eve. Will call. call.--
CLoTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Bermans, l122, 9TH st. NV
NE. 1857. Open eve. viii call.
%fS5 USED REIcFS RAD 5ss E9R
M st. NV. MI. 2715. Open eve. Will call
DENTAL EQUIPMENT wanted: chair unit,
eaDnet caD1In s145 aad steFii7er' recent model Wis
AS s 7 S M and nv .se & for M on
FAN. yentilatin window type, for small
apt Box 252-L. Star. A.
FARM TRACTOR. in good condition.; also
sG4m sGtl STATE sass make and price for cash. Box
FURNITURE, any quantity. highest cash
erSisi servise. ga Can al any time time. rs: 7eo1. 'A 5:
FURNITURE Of EN- kinds, bedroom. Lying
spot cash. Trinidad $3.50.
FURNITURE-,would, like to buy some
Call evenings: Republc 1872. g.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
prices paid. Call Murray. TAYLOR 1888.
GAS MOTOR-1h-hp gas engine for
pump service. WI. 6271, OIL 328S.
GREASE TRAP, restaurant size, No. 2.
Phone MA. 2777.
JEWELRY. diamonds snotguns, cameras,
binoculars and mems clothing. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
sale. Max Zweig, 937 D NV. ME. 9113.
LAWN MOWER, 1918 inch Phone Alex
weekdayG.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
BOATS,

RUNABOUT Aft, new, never been IN
water. Also johnson motor, 9.S h;p., steer
ing wheel and all necessities. BOX 2o-h'
Star. -------
COMET. good condition $3.50. Write BOX
o49-M, Star. ---
FOR SALE, 2l-FT. SAILBOAT. good con-
dition, Just painted. ready to go. 500 OF
best cash offer. May be lnspecteoa al oo4
WANTED-Late-model factory built boat.
:io-:,5 it; will exchange as part payment
front cabin on South River with pri-
vate dock. outboard boat and motor
VauIed S. 200, balance cash. Phone week
DAYS after 6 pm. GE. $3.50. or write D. G.
Holmes. 1921 18th st. NV, Wash. D: Z.
YACHT USED AS RESIDENCE. for sale
charter or rental; owners now com :, !,
old National Guard Armory pier. loot OF
q st sW Box 2S2-L, Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
DON CARLOS HOTEL.
1917 r I AVE. NV.

1917 r. I. AVE. NV.
Several desirable vacancies
right at Scott Circle, cow. to
bus, walking distance to shop
ping and theaters. b
COLORED-Larse room double windows,
double closets. For men or women. North
O93T
Evening star., 1943-07-03

GIRL, CARE OF CHILD, 2
YEARS; SMALL APT; EN-
PLOYED COUPLE; G.H.W.,
LIGHT LAUNDRY AND
COOKING: EXCELLENT
SALARY; REF ER EN- CES.
APPLY 618 K ST. NV.
MRS. LEWIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
PITFALLS OF LOVE

mot THE faintest sound"
assured the operator then
fairly held my breath as l
heard the ringing Of the bell in
1920 where Ruth Hayes was
resting. In moment, the
l unmistakable accents OF the
f'wilderness woman" were heard
in thinly disguised irritation.
Eyes? What II it:"
"Snap out of it,
I realized the voice giving the
crisp command must be that OF
Miner.
This II Nitai!" he was saying,
"and I've no time TO fool, 80
listen carefully. Have YOU seen
anything OF the highbrow lady
We're de We're who was your
hostess last evening""
RUTH IL STARTLED
NO, not n sign" Ruths
voice was startled Why
Because ! haven't been able
to see her around here" Miller
replied THE old man IL here.
talked 10 him, and I saw the
other dame - the one whose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

name begins with 'K'-when I
went up TO the apartment, ask
ing to see your friend, on the
pretense that I had something
OF great importance 60 tell her.
"Sbe went out OF her way To
tell me that the dame had gone
out early I'm the morning on an
errand, and that the exercise
had aggravated the headache
40 that she had To go TO bed as
soon az she returned.
"Now. II isn't like that bunch
to volunteer information" he
continued. $50 I began TO inquire
around. and \ found out that
she did go out early this morn
ing but nobody saw her come
back.
"Of course it's entirely pos
slble that she may be here all
right, hut I thought I'D better
tip YOU off 10 be on the look
out FOR her
SHE'LL LOOK OUT
"Tl look out for her all
right" The wilderness
womsn's' voice was venomous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
By ADELE GARRISON

"And she'd better look out for
herself IL / set my lamps on her.
But I don't really believe she's
hep TO this. That girl wouldn't
be likely TO tell anybody.
THAT letter OF your friends
was really the last word I'm the
kind Of siush girl like that
would lap up. I dictated II my
self 10 | ought TO know.
And you can bet she'd hug
II secretly To her heart, and
carry out its request without
telling any one"
Don't be No sure Of your
self" Miner snapped.
RUTH HAYES REToRTs
"She couldn't figure out a 10
cent jigsaw game! Ruth Hayes
torted.
And I've no doubt she's
either sleeping, as her little pal
said. or she was simply giving
you the brush-off.
There isn't a duchess I'm the
world that has her nose in the
air higher than that one.
.Cut IL out. There vas
WhipIaSh in Miners voice. IRE
member, this isn't anything per-
sonal you're doing. and we have
no time for your strictly private
feuds.
what I want you 10 do is to
watch for that woman. II you
think she's anywhere around,
call the whole thing off.
Let the girl cool her heels
TIL she gets tired and leaves.
"YOu stay there In your room
and have your meals sent up
until I see that woman hack in
her suite and give you the go
ahead signal 10 get out. And
you'd better not try the other
stunt we'd planned"
"Why not" The wilderness
woman's" voice was sullen.
SLABS RUTH DOWN
Because I tell you not to"
Miner retorted.
you're not the top"
IL am as far a. you're con
cerned."
Suppose ! forget IL" Ruth
Hayes asked lnSolently.
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

TTERE little game that will message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters FIRST the number
of letters subtract the number Is less than g.
add number Start at the upper left
hand corner check Of key
numbers left right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. ISL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Alderman on Spot

Due to the intense rivalry be-
tween Cleveland and Detroit in
all sports. Alderman, no doubt,
will be ribbed" plenty for fol-
lowing the local plan on top OF
the charge Cleveland stole
Roy Cullenbine. a bowler, Tor
It's baseball club.
Until the 1888 ABC. meeting
Cleveland and Detroit keglerS
were at 'logger-heads. II all
started because two Cleveland
teams were unable 10 bowl on
schedule here in 1882 because
some rain seeped through the
roof Of the State Fair Coliseum
on their alleys.
Alderman made a great "um-
brella" issue of that incident at
every meeting annually until
Cleveland wanted the 1899 ABC
tourney. Cleveland needed De-
troit's support and got il only
on the strength Cleveland would
vote for Detroit for 1910. The
Ratchet was buried then and
there.
During the running of the
1910 Abe here Alderman hap
pened 10 be a spectator one
night Just below the press coop.
As a gentle reminder of 1882
we sprinkled some water on
Johns bald pate. He took II
with a smile and il doesn't rain
anymore in Detroit as far as
Alderman is concerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
ny pited Press

Stefanlta. George D. Wideners
feet bay flly upset Alsab's
comeback cart Saturday romp-
ing to a thrilling photo finish
victory m the $4,000 added
Bryan OIiarra Handicap. which
clmaNed the successful Pmlico
fall meeting.
The Rags To Riches colt was
timed in 200 flat, paid $500.
$50 and $3.50 and earned
S141OO Calumets Son of Peace
yielded $3.50 for show. and AlSab
yielded s. 90 and $3.50 for second.
set the pace. finishing
fourth.
New York also rang down the
curtain on It's fabulous l943 cam
paien, with Wait a Bit coming
from behind 10 steal the Victory
Handicap 10 tho accompaniment
OF a pain of new betting marks.
Boosting TWO triumphS in his
last three starts, Wait Bit led
First Fiddle by a length at the
finish OF the mile and sixteenth
iaunt and was checked IN LAS 2-5.
The romp was worth S6.S25 Wait
a Bit paid 500. 81 40 and 81 81;
First Fiddle ncttcd $40 and 81 90
and Tho favored EuXsN brought
ms b3ckcrs $40 for third Fire
Warden. hfth. st the early pace
Tho crowd of 30.32f out 90 see
tho finale of the combined Victory
War Relief meeting. Churned
S13l ,o6o through the mutuel ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
u. Of D. 10 Play
t9 Cage Games
This Season
Nv TOM HARPER

University of Detroits basket
bah team will meet ID opponents
this season, playing a 19-game
schedule. II was announced today
hv Coach Lloyd Brazil.
The TitanS will meet eight
college teams and four service
squads, playing home-and-home
encounters with four opponents.
They open the season Dec. 3
against Naval Office Of Procure
uent Al Hacket Field House,
where tho TitanS will play all
their home contests.
The Titans have lost all their
veterans of last season. including
Lee Knorek, 6-foot 7-inch center,
who is in the navy.
However. n look at the Titan
roster indicates that Brazil has
another strong squad this year.
Brazil made the final cut of his
81 -player roster last week. The
Ia players who will carry the
Nttltuult dlt JONtiitl iptgtls Nj bN-s1
Ponte High: Ronald KoSkella.
Iron Mountain: Walter Martyr
lux. Assumption High; James
Neville, Visitation; Joseph Pulte
and Bob Ryan, u. of d. High:
Jack Richardson and Bill Less
nav. Holy Redeemer; Stan Malin-
owSki, Hamtramck; Jim Noonan,
Bedford Danny ONeill. Vista
ton. and Bob Prendergast, St.
Marys.
Dec. > Naval ofnes 81 Procurement,
Dec Illinois az Champaign, m.
Dec. it-Assumption. here.
Dec is-U. q Coast Guard here
Dee tS-St Johns. Brooklyn, a. Madi-
son square Garden.
Jan. 7-netroit Induction Center. here.
Jan Ia Michigan Normal. ~ Ypsilanii
Jan IS Romuus Air Command, here
Jan 10 Romulus Air Command, az
RcmuluE
Jan. 2i-St Mary's o L here
Jan 22-Ft Custer. ~ ~ Custer
Jan ~ Michigan Normal here
FEB & Western Ontario here.
Feb IL Marquette herr
Fch ls-Ft Custer. here
Feb. 80 Marquette Al Milwaukee
Feb % -Sefridge Field here.
March lNotro Dame, al south Bend,
Ind
March 4-westerh ontario, at LONDON.
ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
0uddrupIet Fdwns
Seen at Crawling

CRAWLING. Nov. 13--The once
in-a-lifetime sight of quarduplet
fawnS has been reported 10 con-
servation department officials
here.
Visitors and natives of the Gray
ling area relate that every eve
ming about shutdown a doe and
her four frisky fawns come down
from the hills south of De Ward
and drink from the Manistee
River. The four "babes-in-the-
woods are still in spotted coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

probably will be the next 10
follow suit Don Campbell who
organized the National Bowl
ing Propretors Association
with John Bauer when both
we're employed AT the Recrea-
tion building here, likes the
idea. lie has written Frandk
Nitzel Detroit secretary, about
il
jim ShHlady the Singing
Maestro. who has been treas
urer of the Detroit group for u
wears and -cn-nwner- of the Pal
ace Recreation the last 10, IS
the originator of the plan. 1t is
merely a classification OF bowl
ers into four divisions, accord
ing 10 their averages, with the
sharpshooter, or all-star splller,
in one by himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Comeback of Alsab
Halted by Stefanita

chimes on the daily double for a
new national record. The total
of $3.50 526 wagered on the $4,000
added feature was a new high for
p single race. The records showed
SIG. GOT. $50 bet over the nfnc-day
charity session, an average OF ST.
$50. 73l. while a turnout OF III, l51
watched the races.
Collect Call, an odds-on iavorlte,
took command In the stretch 10
cop the $1,000 claiming feature at
Rockingham, before approximately
$1,000 faithful lie earned $l,4OO
and was timed in l:13 As for six
furlongS. Paul A., who set the
pace, was second and Light of
Morn third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
PLENTY OF BIRDS

At least 80 per cent Of the loo
that hunted this season filed their
quota of nine ringnecks and three
hens. Probably a good average
this year was six ROSTERS and
three hens. This season hunters
had to work a little harder to get
their birds, but none complained.
II still is the best pheasant hunt
ing territory in this section Of the
country and hunters who partici-
pated will be back in 1914 If they
can make it.
Reason for the mild shortage
was the same as in Michigan
late spring accompanied by heavy
rains that ruined nesting.
of we decide to shoot next
year, Wen stock the island with
out 500 ringnecks," Rahm said.
This will solve the shortage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Texas League Meets
To Decide IA Plans

DALLAS, Tex, Nov 13 tlNS)
Club owners of the Texas Base
ball League met IN Dallas today 10
whether an effort would
be made to resume play m 1914.
The league was idle last year
= Alvin Gardner. league prcSi-
dent favored an effort 10 play
next year Club -uWnCr>.- asked
sometime ago what they thought,
were doubtful that conditions
would be- favorable 10 operation
next year unless the wal should
end suddenly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
More Sanctioned

AROUND w AROUND
There are 336 more teams and
IS more leagues IN this area
sanctioned with tho ABC thus
season than last ~ the moment
Totals are l. l19 teams and
1888 leagues compared 10 H.
Sl3 and l.l57 Those who
have been 20 bold o. count
FREDDY Gsrdelia Oui should b.
Interested NE averaged 20 in
defeating Wayne Spauldlng n "A
match game al Nal Gismour s
Southeastern Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Central State Pin
Dead!ine on tuesday
NO ACCIDENTS

Entries for the 18th annual
tournament Of the Central STATED
Bowlers Association. 10 be held
at Eddie Linsz's Recreation n
Cleveland week-endS, starting
Jan. S. Will close Tuesday v1t5
Billy Madison. 1911 Gallatin road
Toledo, The event previously wal
held IN November and December
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

Joe Wisper's
Palmer Park
r G c reation.
according to
Walter Pa
geau. secre-
airy. t h G
event W i'll
run w @ X
ends. start
ing Jan 8,
with tn e
entry dead
line Dec. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
m THE OPEN

Tomorrow the Michigan deer
season opens and before n ends
Nov. 30, If figures live up TO past
records, II hunters will die OF
gunshot wounds and between 80
and 80 will suffer injuries.
This certainly is not pleasant
picture TO look at on the eve of
two grand and glorious weeks in
the pine clad hills of our north
country. but they are cold facts
and figures. Let's see what can
be done about il.
Warning one to be careful is
apt to go unnoticed but in these
days when manpower is a prob
lem, IL is all the more necessary
to see that no hunting accidents
I occur.
One thing certain. experts have
proved that accidents don't just
happen, they are caused. and this
goes for careless and thoughtless
handling of firearms.
THEY TEACH SAFETY
In war department small arms
+ firing schools, now being con-
Quoted in all Michigan rife clubs,
/ the first lesson taught. is safety
in the handling of firearms.
One evening last winter i
dropped into the ST. Mary's OF
BEDFORD Rifle Club on the corner
of Hamilton and Cortland in
Highland Park. Don kotts. the
clubs official instructor, was lee
turing 10 a class Of % or 30 who
were taking craftsmanship train
ing. AS / walked in l heard him
say:
"All your life you have prob
ably heard the old familiar
phrase. Guns are dangerous.
Wen, they ARE. so are
automobiles, loose rugs on pol
ished floors, baseball bats and
boats. No gun n a toy and the
person who tries To get funny
with a gun belongs I'm the same
cell with the lad who has to
SOW his peculiar brand ri In
AhHltN ny FNhHfk '"' """
NEED DISCIPLINE
Eve can and must overcome
carelessneSS I'm the handling OF
firearms with discipline. igbo-
rance with education. The sys-
tenn works too. Last year 200
people were killed with firearms
in and around their homes and
places of business. Another 1900
were killed In the hunting field,
But not a single man, woman
or child was killed, or wounded,
on an official rifle range.
Furthermore, not single
one of those $500 firearms
deaths was caused by q man,
woman or child trained In Ma
tional Rifle Association ranges.
Perhaps even better proof II
that proper training eliminates
firearmS accidents, II the fact
that more than 150,O00 boys and
girls under 10, took part I'm the
junior rifle shooting program
last year.
MANY of them had never In
their lives been permitted TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
HELPS ONTARIO, TOO

The provincial treasury has been
enriched to the tune of nearly
$50, 900 in license money from
United States and Canadian hunt
ers as every shooter in addition to
the regular township permit must
purchase an Ontario gun license
in order to participate in the hunt.
In the II years the shoot has
been held hunters have spent close
to $500 600 on the island and prac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

10 W o r a
drifting over
the la X C.
John ACker-
man CleVe-
land ScCre-
tarN n a s
been given
the gre G n
light 10 60
ahead this
season.
O X ! a
hona City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Pelee May Destroy
Nests If Hunts Off
2 party OF S1r.

tically all Of IL with the farmers
where they stay during the annual
three-day shoot.
1t is true the crop of pheasants
in the season just closed was not
up to standard. As a matter of
fact it was the poorest since the
island was opened in 1888 but
that does not mean hunters left
itnoI1t birds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

Pegeau feels reasonably GER
tain there will be from 700 to
300 teams from the Detroit area
alone in the event. Coupled
with the out-state entry he
figures Detroit will approach
Saginaw's mark Of 1.243 teams,
1903 doubles and 1850 singles.
IL was established in 1912 when
Paul Dye of Saginaw. serving
his first term as president OF
the state body, did great job.
The 1914 state originally was
scheduled for Tom Halhgan'S
Recreation In Flint as early as
August. 1912. Transportation
and hotel difficulties caused the
switch here where the event
likely will stay for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Honor to Be Beaten by Irish

Anyhow. those teams run down
by Notre Dame have the salts
faction of being hit by Rolls
Royce and not Lizzie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE All ages, mile ana n
wards
Rekrab Brooks . so 100 ? po
Sliding Home tpittareuD 80 81
Play Grier fMehuens) 4 SO
Time f.fS OF 52h
Devils Guide. OmaChat AT Transit
Little Flyer May Wine. SKI Lift, Chicmer'
2ai Nucipral also rar
SECOND RACE 3-year-olds and up 3.
mile.
Frse Mr. Permanel 1890 80 80
Dead Level Smith 40 80
ICyetream brooks 90
Time I.13 80. o0 2.2s
Bu'dngcr Trust Buster Hop"viIle and
Happy LARK also ran
THIRD RACE 2-year. olds s.. mile
Ariel came Atkinson, 80 60 So
Gamma wright 10 -
Sphere (WestrOpel 3 "
Time 1913 4-5, On .03 h
MAI Lou Bre. Tumut and Miss Anna c.
also ran.
FOURTH 3-year.olds and up u
mile
BridIeour fPermanol 72o t3n 81
F0u,star (MehrteusI 40 Z 20
SamtrrCmbon tGouzaiez' 90
Time u 80. OF 3 Is
Dressing Home stitch Again Our VIC
tory. GOden Thorn Detection and Mighty
Master also ran.
FIFTH RACE -3-yesr-olfs and up.
{ Lie miles
Wait . BIT tNrghD % 40 ~
First Fiddle (Atkins0nl ~ %
Roysv tRrOokeI 40
Time 1853 2-t. of 4 90
BON Jour Bright WINE Fhrimpie T0ls
Ross Omission Flre Warden and FisuEht
also ran
SIXTH RACE g.ytar olds and W ~
miles
Transforrncr tMrhrtcueJ $40 32o N
Total Eclipse tAfknsonI = - ~
Rascal tSchntdil } -
Time 80. ~ %
Capt Caution Wtseup Gold Flares an Z
spoon Rread also ran
SEVENTH RACE 3 ysar-olds and M
I l-i6 miles
A. Play tWcstropel - 90 3 50 20
Marasun tSchmidD $50 81
Toy-Quay Uittareiln 90
Time ] 80 of 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Time 10 Move

II behooves Detroit boWlers
70 get a move ON If they intend
IN stay up with tho high scor-
erS OF the nation At the pres
ent writing tho 1929 and l141
Of Charley Goodrows J F. Ber-
ger both rank ninth Fred Blu
Jack of Ekhardt & Becker and
Emilia WanSa Of Pep>i-Cola arc
tied for thirteenth place with
their 74ls.
The 1884 Of the Ace Wood
work OF Philadelphia l177soof
the KeeleyS OF Chicago and Pie
Ian Paints Of East s.. Louis.
and the 794 of the veteran
Harry Kaad Of Chicago are
tops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
a Careful Coach

Clark Shaunghnccsy Pittsburgh
coach received the National
Safety Councils Safety Acc
award for his work m providing
good football with q maximum Of
protection for the players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

FIRST KACk-Ihfet -Fear-oihs ana Up
VadinA Secret (Kerr) - 80 1910 $50
Tee Nudge tBalzareitD $50 500
BINS Sister (Malphursl 5so
Time III. of 2:07i-
Miss Puritan, Circus Wings. Ceniuple,
Dorothy Pomp EHmar Wnchvater, La
Scala and Happy Prince als6 ran.
SECOND RACE Two year. olds
Katie y tscawthornl . 90 200 go 20
Emerson tLrtlel D ~ ~
Uncle Bud CRichard) 800
Time I "a as. OF 80
horck Chestod. Tufano and GunHash
also ran.
THIRD ACE-7.ysar-olas 3 mile.
Pique 1EiermHnl 500 ~ ~
Repu bhcan tNiiiams) 20 ~
Dand, Jim (Trenb zfu
Time ~. on 90
Dauntless Gal. Dear Misc and Door
YOCk also ran.
FOURTH 5yssr-oids and NJ
- mile
Easy blend tTrenp a2o 40 20
pompa NeErt tkeipsrl aSo ~
"a hantsi CCrtchfeldl %
Time u Is OF 8 20
Two KICK Remote control War ktonF
snd Polymslior also ran
FIFTH RACE 3sesr-o'ds and ur a
coiect cau oBslzarstp ago 80 20
Paul 4 tTrrnt 5 to z ~
Light of Morn tLynrht . to
Time 7 ~ as. of . 57ls
Abrupt. Sohriquet and one TIP also ran
SIXTH RACE-3-ysar -olds and up ~
miles
Hspp, Hunting
tMcMuilenI 80 gn 81 iu
one Shsn fW ''ans1 80 90
speedway (TrCuD 90
Time ( "a a-S. or 70
Key Ring. Seward Round. cyrus F. and
Eonheur also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-5-year-oid snd M.
Z i-1s miles
Neris 1kerri p ~ 90 80
Beau Hrsnnon CWthArfl % ~
Orcades tTrentl aV'
Tine ! 20 3-5 rN 80
Mr. Finio Mobcap Hotau Octobrs
0pEs and Idle Fsnciss ais0 ran
~ EIGBTH RAcE-t yssy ol6s and M
1.lH miles
study PERIOD CTrerp z 81 ~ %
. I'm preEnarIf fktirrrt On ~
Rough News (Maphurs' 20
Time ON 3-a-of -
Lt fHra BvF1uvs Fettscsirr and Rssi
Awhile aIau ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
State TO Draw

A near-record entry is in
prospect for the annual state
tournament. TO be held here for
the first time In eight years al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
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NO PINS
Detroit Journey
Plan Adopted
in Cleveland
By HAROLD KAHL

Cleveland is the latest Of
many cities 10 adopt Detroits
over-average plan for city tour
nament competition. according