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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

One nj tho largest crowds oi
the season will ne AZ Ann Arbor
Saturday when Frank Leshy
brings his Notre Dame club 10 do
battle with University Of Michi-
gan. The stands Will he packed
with s., 900 fans 10 watch the two
grid giants of the Midwest IN me
second and last game ot home
and home series. Last fall MIGHT
gan defeated Notre Dame, y 10
20. in one Of the greatest games
in the history Of football.
You can't tell a football fan in
the Midwest that II ism I the
game of the year" grid fracas
that will likely draw the largest
crowd of the fall pigskin season.
Only the Army-NavN game IS
given a chance 10 outdraw next
Saturdays contest.
This year both teams are loaded
with material from other schools.
Both profited by the navy and
marine trainee program that send
stars from Minnesota and Wis
consin 10 their schools. Michigan :
team has already been hailed a.
one of the finest ever TO repre-
sent a college in football It's first
string backfeld Of Elroy Hirsch
of Wisconsin. Bill Daley Of Mime
sofa and two Michigan veterans,
Capt. Paul White and Bob WieSe
is being favorably compared with
the Four Horsemen OF Notre
Dame.
Notre Dame has Angelo Bor-
tolo Bertelli and Creighton Miller
from last years great team. There
are also veterans in the line with
several capable reserves sent
alo'g by the navy and marines.
n should he another football
classic. And $4,000 fans are going
20 be present 10 watch ~. What
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
uarterbacks to See u. Of M.-WiIdcat Movies

will also be shown. This of the big
Of year and few Detroit fans able to They
being rushed Chicago be processed and then to
Detroit for the first showing
There will be 15-minute broadcast over station WXYZ
the of the meeting II Is The coaches writer's
and players meeting will be interviewed by Don
Wattrck sports for the station. So if you can't
attend the meeting listen to the broadcast
Gus Dorais and Joe Bach of the Lions and Hank
Anderson Of the Bears will be there.
Two outstanding college players who later made good
the professional loop will be hand They Chief
George McAfee of Duke with the navy at the Uni
versity Michigan and frankie Snkwich Of Georgia the
player of year 1912 who is doing mighty fine job
for the Lions
It's going to be grand football gathering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Yanks Enter World
Series as FavOrites
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the American Leaguers
betting favorites despite their
crushing defeat OF last autumn,
the Yankees and Cardinals plunge
into the 1943 World Series at
Yankee Stadium In New York,
Tuesday.
Amazing is that the Yankees are
not Just favorites--with the boys
who wager. they are formidable
favorites. National League ex-
pcrts are scratching their heads.
To keep in tune with the gov
ernment's wartime campaign 10
restrict travel, the two teams viii
play first three games IN New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Nv LEO MACDONELL

Victorious IN their frst two
games, the torrid new Lions face
their first big test Of the season
when they battle the formidable
Bears at Briggs Stadium this
Sunday.
The game will start at 230
o'clock.
Football-mad Detroit is eX-
pected TO -tnIn-nnt- record
smashing crowd Of $4,000 or more
spectators for the contest. The
present record is Al 900 customers
for a game between the Lions
and Washington Redskins several
years ago.
BESIDES a chance for the Lions
TO beat the Bears for the first
time in three years, hanging IN
the balance will be the National
Football League lead. which the
amazing Lions now hold by virtue
Of their smashing trlumphs over
the Cardinals and Dodgers. A de-
feat for the Lions and victory for
the Packers would put both win
ming teams ahead Of the Lions.
Whether the Lions can outdis-
lance team the caliber Of the
Bears Is something to be decided
II is a big order. but there are
footballprS here who bslieve
Dorsis capable OF upsetting the
dope
II Dorsis' spirited eleven sue
ceeds, il Will be kicking over 3
10 favorites. odds which favor
the Chicagoans.
With the Bears again is Bronko
Nagurski. great fullback Of few
years back, who IS now PLAYING
at tackle.
Chuck Fenenbock the snake
hipped halfbaCk, Will be IN the
Lions starting lineup As 4 reward
for his brilliant playing in the
first Two games. frankie Sink
witch. Of course. will see acton,
too They are both left halfbackS
The probable starting lineups:
LIONS stAks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

How does Michigan stack mp against Notre Dame
That question will be asked million times during the
coming week
II you want get the real lowdown drop around TO
Shelby Monday and attend the weekly meet
ing Of The Detroit Times Downtown Quarterback Club.
Here you'll find the experts giving the answers who
have seen both action several times this fall
Discussing the Michigan team will be Bob Murphy.
sports editor of The Detroit Times, and 1t Comdr Harry
times.
At South Bend will be Art Valpey Of the Michigan
coaching staff who secuted Notre Dame all last and in
both this year and Edgar Hayes Of the Times sports
department who has been following Notre Dame for many
years.
The complete movies OF Michigans battle with North
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Honkshdking Is
Part Of His Business

MILWAUKEE. Oct athletic
Director Conrad NJ. Jennings Of
Marquette University protests
that "handshaking" is all part
of the business. That's his defense
since football coach Tom f. Std
man Of Marquette claimed new
worlds record Of lS handshakes
with his boss in one afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Hawthorne Purse
To Daily Trouble

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 INS)--
Daily Trouble won the $1,000
added Hawthorne Handicap today,
but not without some trouble.
Daily Trouble was fifth in the
field of seven at the far turn. but
there was given It's head by
Jockey Charlie Martin, and the
David Straus entry moved up on
the outside 10 win by half q
length over Night Shadow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

York. then move 10 81 Louis to
finish. eliminating bsck-and-forth
jumps.
Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler and
Mort Cooper. neither OF whom
has won a Series game. are ex-
pected 10 be the rival pitchers IN
the opener.
Southworth has six pitchers
who are regarded AS Series posi-
bilities. Other right-handers are
Howard Krist and George Munger.
The ether three are chambers
Max Lanier, rated one OF base
balfs outstanding Southpaws,
Harry Breechen and Alpha Brazle.
The latter two are new. "
The starting pitchers for the
games in New York could look
something like this: Chandler vs..
Cooper, Ernie Bsnham VS.. Lanier,
and Hank Borowy or Marius
Russo VS.. Breechen. National
Lcaguers are predicting Mort will
win TWO games this year.
With Chandler blossoming out
as great finger and the staff
otherwise generally good, the Yam
KEGS are rated 10 have an edge in
pitching this year.
But National Leaguers point
out the Cardinals infleld rs
stronger than last year, what with
Lou Klein playing grand ball and
Marty Marion now a super per-
former.
The boast Musial. the new Ty
Cobb" is 80 per cent better than
in 1912, that Harry Walker is
more valuable than Moore and
Ray Sanders is playing bang-up
ball AT list base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Army-NdW Game
AGAIN IS Restricted

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 (UP)-
The Army-Navy football game
will be played this year in Niche
Stadium AT West Point, on Satur-
DAY. Nov. II. under the same
travel restrictions AZ last years
game AT Annapolis. President
Roosevelt announced today Mid
from Annapolis will be
permitted 10 make the trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Cesarewit(h Stakes
10 BrightlddY

ASCOT. England Oct ? 'INS)
Brightlady captured the famed
Cesarewitch Stakes today with a
stretch drive that overlook the
eark leader. Historic. Filator was
third
Historic went 10 The front early
in the race and appeared certain
winner But Brightlady stayed or
well and closed with squirt that
produced one and half length
victory over Historic.
Brightlady paid 100 10 8 His
toric IS 10 2 and Filator 10 |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Hilltop Grid Stars
In Armed Forces

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 2-Among
former Marquette University foot.
ball stars now performing on other
teams are: Ensigns Art Guepe,
Iowa pref1ight school; Ray Kuffel.
Notre Dame; Les Kalchik, Green's
boro In. c. army T. T. c.: Milt
frost and Dick Bergner. Camp
Grant, and Billy Polczynski, Great
Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Man" Zlm
Before ne took
up wrestling pro-
fesSionally h @
was r &C ific
Coast ligh =
heavyweight col
lege champion
The bout is
one OF four one
fall. one hour
tim . linn / I
matches at the
east side club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
The probable lineups:
Beggs Hur|s Sd
In Row for Reds

CINCINNATI Oct 2 fUP1 --
Joe Beggs, pitching ms third
straight victory for the Cincinnati
Reds. bested Curt Davis and the
Brooklyn Dodgers here today, 81,
nd ran his string Of consecutive
Scoreless innings 10 26 before
Welding a run in the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Rockingham Results

FIRST RAcEm2-yesr-oIds, = mile
Dandy Jim ,Wiilisms) 72o 30 $40
Bud West pratt $50 $50
Open Fire Lynch $50
Time III, of 2:23
Fresh as Paint. LENS Baby Gunnash
oaking. Record March Buck Patch, Knoa
SECOND RACE 3-yesr-old. and up, a
mile:
pets' Bet ,seoccsp $50 $50 $50
Kleig Light pratt $50 2.40
Guile tTrentl 200
Time 1:it rs. off 2s2
Grand Cav. Gors. Hnl. Born 10 Love.
Portland Firth and Titan also ran.
THIRD RAcE--s-yesr-olds and up, q
mile
Top Transit Cwinam,) 1880 so $50
Amaze tGToss, $40 80
Spare the Rod PtatN 240
Time 1:i4 As. off 10. --
Multi Quest Touring Lady, Brave Sir
and Poms also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up,
Airy Goer (Wilhamsl 7sO 500
White Time tMeMullsn) 80
Time 1:l3 As. Off $40
ZscAbrand, Valdina Pledge Allegro.
Persistent and Miss skylsrk also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-yesr-oIds and up, 4
<. porso stevenson $50 80 80
Tetrs Rock Lynch 500 $40
Shiny Penny tWilismsl 3 so
Time l:l4 Us. of AIS
Victim, Wise Moss and Cape May also
ran,
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and UP,
I lie miles
Side Arm tTrenD 400 $50 22O
Arthur Murray tBrennan) $40 22O
Navy tBalzarettD z20
Time 1:4s as. off 4:45I4
Hsichow and skipper o. also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3.year-olds and up,
l-le miles:
Light Reign CDsniels) $50 40 $40
Midnight Ride Lynch 1880 $50
Speedy Josie 1Turnbuln 40
Time | 40 lis, off 5:15
Ida Rogers, Buckle Down. Texalite
Squadron. RAJ Kumsr. Grebe, Bltzkrieg
and Seward Bound also ran
EIGHTH RAcE-4-yesr-olds and up,
] lis miles
Dorothy Pomp
fPermsnel $40 1iso $50
Junco (Csnnng) 1910 $40
Blackboard tDepinot 500
Time I 50 3-5 off $40
John Hunnicut, Veris Octobre ONE
Sun Ivy. Msupesce and Cheetah also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
POWERFUL AGAIN

With a new coach in Alex Ches-
ney, Catholic Central again gives
every sign of having another pow
erful team, despite scarcity OF
veterans. II has TWO offensive
threats in Frank Gawronski and
Bob Wicisk, and strong line built
around Tom Holland, tackle; Chef
Szumlanski and John Donahue.
guards, and John Downey, center.
The Shamrocks have already
played one game, an advantage il
will hold over Hamtramck. They
whipped Resurrection OF Lansing.
40. two weeks ago. The Cosmos
are particularly green this season.
with only one of last years regu-
lars returning. Ralph kwapiszew-
ski. an end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
ST. THERESA FAVORED

St Theresa. first division cham
pion. will be heavily favored over
st. Leo. Feature games on the
west side will see Redeemer taking
on ST Gregory. and ST Cecilia
clashing with ST. Mary of BEDFORD.
On the east side. ST. Joseph tangles
with De La Sale. while St Bene-
dict meets St. Anthony.
IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Coon Dog Trial

Coon dog field trial men are in
Saginaw today for the Saginaw
Valley coonhound field trials at
The Saginaw Fair Grounds. Rich
purses are offered in all events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Taylor TO Meet
Tim al Fdirviiew

frankie Taylor tho hard-wreS-
ling hoy from Hollywood. VIII
make return bow here Tuesday
evening. in mat assignment At
Fairview Gardens against Wild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Bsdeer Grid Dates

Wisconsin plays all iis Big Ten
rivals in football excepting Ohio
State this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RAcE-3-ysar-oids and up. 81
furlongs.
Distant Isle Cwegrzyn) SO $40 $50
Night step tGilIespisl 1920 Z 50
Cloudy Weather (Whiting) ,. so
Time 40. Oft 500
Kir~in. Top Note. F.s,hsry. Hud Hom
.Gummed Up ALSO ran.
SECOND RACE --9.yssr-old, and no,
q mile:
Starweista (Root1 1910 TO ~
Hadatins tWegrEynl 700 ~
Grand News tMartini ? 80
Time ia Is. off 33i4
ny Trite, Miss Westie, Fly the Coop,
Friar's Scout, War Wise and To a Tee
also ran.
THIRD RACE 2.yesr-olds nnlls ana II
Yards
RIMS Master oaartin) 1880 $50 7sC
Long Ago u.oturcol 25. % ~ AZ
X. Cup Cake tWegrzynt 10 q,
Time las SIS on OPT
Liberty Bon, Keep Bright Miss Reward
June T. TOolmaker. Lady Nixon, Roman
Red and Jean La Belle also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and UP, a
mile
H4vaheart (whiting $50 $50 7sC
Chicago Or. tKeiperl 40 2 81
lmpenetrable tMartinl 3 A.
Time I.12 Is, off - =
o PLAY. strombus, subdeb, owssss and
Art OF War also ran.
FIFTH RACE-2-year-olas =. mile
Papaloi tPucciD III 80 80 so IL sc
Captain Eddie (Boucherb $50 3 50
Chere Brandy MARTIN a 81
Time 1:l2 As of 5.04i7
Fulmsr Missy Miss. Miss Fluh, Zscs
pei. snd Arnell also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3yssr-o and up, ~
miles:
! Daily rroubl. martini $50 400 "a
Night Shadow Lowe $50 ; 81
/ Parassng tMorrseyl a
! Time 1851 l-5 OF s az
Take Wing, FNir Cry, Shot Put snt
BAH Player also ran
SEVENTH RACES .year-ods and UP
a mile
/ Msrtisn Warren, $40 1880 So
Lady Liberty tsmnh) 80 80
( Zig Tag thorrisSeyl 500
Tims 1:12, off sos
! Bolus, s-Flying Easy. Bush ~hacker
1 a.Little Kiss. Harvard Square and Mis-
/ Ethel also ran.
al. c. Ellis entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-4.yesr-olds and up
/ America Fore tFi.lding) 40 $50 %,
/ Good Neighbor tBletzaekerJ $50 3it
/ Epaminondus tsmithI 4sC
! Time 500 is, off 6:3s.
Three Sands, spiteftii ChsttnAn ans
Flying Hostess also ran.
NINTH RAcE-5-y.sr-olds and up
- 3-ls miles:
Idle sun (smith) $40 800 2sI
/ Heno Lion tWhuing1 500 2 81
Mischief Afoot tMorrissey) 32t
| Time 200. off 7;07.
Dorothy d. X. Margo G., Jetfersortowr
and stsrcress also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
This+ledown Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up, a
mite:
Drswby tRobertS 40 800 so
Gray Romance tSouthl li2o so
Call TO Colors tMcCaddenl $50
Time 1:i2 as. off 3:1o.
Hutofs, Croissant, Erin Torch. Pops
Rival, Lady Lucille and Iron Mike also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-5-yesr-old, and up,
4 mile:
High Honor, (C9rnsy, 1000 go 80
Miss Frskes tRobertsl 3 q
Time 1:12 As, of 35i
Marie Olympia. BONANZA lou. Bar C.
Black surie and Minedda also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s-yesr-olds and up ..
mile:
Dare tRohertD $50 40 80
Paiturf tCahsrens) $50 500
Connsught FOX $50
Time l:i2 2-5. OF i2e
Bert W. steii, Wis. Colonel and 81.
wagner also ran.
FOURTH RACE: 2-yesr.olds. Sls fur.
Darby peniah Ccornay, 900 40 $50
Our Merrick tCansrenal $50 so
b-vsldins Loris wright $40
Time 1:O6 Is Oft 4s5
s.Chief Knocker, Vice Admiral -
remplet Flash and b-Clsremont Miss also
ran.
s-Brown Hotel.
b.Emstrom Bros
FIFTH RAcE-3-yesr-olos and up. =.
Gray Dream tcansrellO $50 500 $50
Song O. War CSouthl $50 $40
Cold Princess tHigeyl $40
Time ! 10 3-S off 81
Many Lands. Smacked and All Good also
ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr and UP. mile
and 90 Yards:
Some Man (hojenal 600 $50 24o
Beautiful ii tHigleyl 800 2s0
sweep Swinger 1MilngsnN $50
Time 40 lis, on s:01h
Col Teddy, Soup and Fish, Enter and
Bonnie Andrew also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up,
mile and 40 yards.
AWAY (CaffarellaD ii2O 500 go
Little Abner (McCsddenD $50 40
Budgeieer calvert $50
Time 1872 Is, on e.52iz
Burning Stick, Finally, Milo and Tower
Lass also ran,
EIGHTH RACEA5-yesr-olds and Up.
I. miles.
Hangover ,Mccaddsn) 1870 $50 $50
'MAlemu,e CRobertsj $50 40
sidout butcher 40
Time 2:0s as nff 0sL
shin Plaster, 'Rockspring Rip, Trouble
Bent. Daisy Chance LysiiaN X, Precision
and Military Girl also ran.
Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

The others: Jack League We. Bert
Ruby. Louis Klein vs Dale Had
dock and Leo Jensen Is. Dale
Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

tior alternate. Var Tone Cdrgsn.
s,nkWieh. CsnihAr Hsrknsy. s'lsr Ne
thew. Ksens Coieils Conlse. Isles.
Es,1ko, Bsunski RockenbACn. Pavelse,
Isvoen, y Asthsson,
B,,r slt,rratss FsmIEUs'ii sega,
Geyer. AatuIa SNYDER Sigiiir. i9zsn
p.rrs HoptowH AcEnUp' sfsinHsufsr
Munde. Mclean pnol ippoifo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
CINCINNATI
sROOxIyN

BsEgs Runs batieo m Herman, Ctso'
re. AcCnru,rk 2 TWo-baSe hits
vaughan. G. Walker. Thre.-base hit-F.
Wsker stolen bsse-Hesner. sacrifices
Mssnsf Doubls plays Herman tunAs'
sisted, Miller 20 Frey e hcCormiek.
struck 0u,-By Davis !. by Rsggs J.
Bases on hAls-Of Davis Left on
bssrs- Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati q Time
Ia Umpires Rssrdon. Ransnfsnt and
GostK Pad attendance .3e3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Record Crowd
To See Lions ii 4, :.
Battle Bears

SUNDAYS GAMES
Green BAY At Chicago Cardinals.
New York ~ Washington.
Bears at Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RAcE-t-yesr-old. ana up. q
mile
Jaco Royal (Atkinsonj 500 500
Very Fair (Grohs) 100
Time ~ as, off 32l5
Esslestons. s.Fsir TRANSIT. aAncipital
Star Way Ranging Little Flyer, Sea
Convol and Overtake also ran
a'w. y. Boeing entry.
SECOND RACE 2-yssr-olds, 81 fur
b.Dance Team
IAtkinson a3sO is,o 1850
STIR Up (Arcarol 1910 eiO
Lucky Draw 1McCrearyl $50
Time III SIS off 214
'Wild Rice, Home Flight. For Brownie,
Nursery Tsl, hsgogo. tudor King
'plasms, 'surro Black Badge
b.Larky DAY, o-Stronghold c-Thread n
Head and Alorter also ran.
OH Lamontsgne entry
o-Whestley Stable entry.
'Fieid
THIRD RACE 3.y.sr-o,ds and up. -,
miles tower hurdles
Forest Ranger ,Cruz) $50 $40 ? 30
a-Fieldfare (PenTodl $40 ~
Flat Lance oO'Neilb $40
Time 500 as. off 2iel7
hufned Drums, s-osssbs~ and B1cs
Eye also ran
an. S. Horkheimer entry.
FOURTH RAcE-2-y.sr-olds. "a fur
Occupy Cwoolp ~ 20 1910 90
Rodney Stone UongdenD $40 $50
Platter tMcCresryJ $50
Iims -t,t7 -. orr s-27'i.
o-Tambo. Pressure, ETERNITY and b-DuSt-
man also ran
b-Gre.ptree stsol. entry.
FIFTH RAcE-An age, ] mile:
Thumbs Up (Grohsl $40 SEQ 40
With Regards nsongdenl $50 10
First Fiddle (Mehrtensb go
Time / 20 2.5 OF .nl =
Water Pearl Bonnet Ann, Detection and
PictOr also ran.
SIXTH RACE -3-yesr.olds and up. ?
miles.
Prince ounlo (Mecreary) $50 $40 $50
FAIRY Msnhurst CLongdenJ 80 2 80
Bolingbroke Brooks 2lO
Time 3:23 as of A.3T
Oregon and Llanero also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 3-yesr.olds. ,, mil,
Aye for Eye
fLindbergl u qn 1910 $40
rHsst.vil. Brooks $50 SO 90
Good Morning (McCrearyb 800
Time rs lis. OF 5:i3
s-Valdins Way, Wise Advice. Coronsl
Bulfs Eye. Jamesborough swimmin Hole
For Ora ted and Amos also ran.
Dead heat for hrst
AN. G. Gibbons entry.
EIGHTH RACE 3-yesr-ods and up. III
miles
Sicklss Choice
tAtkinSoni $50 so 20
Mark tGerlockl $50 30
Equinox (McCresryl 2 so
Time = 30. off 5.5nlr -----
Justinisn ii and Omission also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
FRIDAYS GAMES

BEDFORD " Western. Southwestern
Field 3.t5. Highland Park vs., Ham
trsmek. 600; Southeastern at Northeast
ern. 100. 4. NJ n. At Central. 100 !.
Pershtng vs. Eastern. Mack Park, 30
DENLY AZ Northern, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
SATURDAYS GAME

MackenEie at Cooley, no, Chadsty ~
Northwestern. 100, Wilbur Wright 81
South ? 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
FpR MONDAY

aW. W Adams and Brisrhnl Stable
entry,
b-A. RogolovsH and Ms c. Brien
entry
Ks lbs apprentice allowance claimed
FOURTH RACE 81 300. allowances 2
vear.old fllies So furlonEs. WideneT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Track. fast.
Horses listed In order OF post positions.
Post, $50 o. m. Detroit Time).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
rOR MONDAY

EApprentice ALLOWANCE claimed
Horses listed IN order ~ post positions.
Post, 2:l5 . N. Detroit time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

smrs J A Coburn and q l. sauires
entry
b-P NeWsoms and T. REYNOLDS entry.
xxFivs pounds claimed for rider
NNxSeven pounds claimed Tor rider.
Post us a. N gnetroii time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

The schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Time 1:25 Is. OF 5:i3
s-Vsldins Way Wis, Advice Coronal
Bulfs Eye. Jamesborough swimmin' Hole
For Granted and Alhos also ran.
Dead heat for hrst
s-N. @. Gibbons entry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
JOHN NICHOLAS ZEHNER

John Nicholas Zehncr. aged G8.
died last Friday morning. March 26.
a. his home in GrantsvilIo. after hay
ing been i'll since Christmas. He be-
came worse a week prior to his death
when he suffered stroke Of paraly-
sis.
Mr.. Zehner was born in Homecoming,
in 1874, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Zehacr. but lived near and in Grants
Vile all his lifetime.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
MRS. VADA KENDALL

Funeral services for Mrs. Vada
Kendall, Cumberland, who died Friday
morning in Memorial hospital, where
she had been patient since Febru-
airy 8, were held Sunday from the
Brethren church in Sand Spring, this
county. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Kendall is survived by her
mother, Mrs. James l.. Frantz, Mark
lcysburg, Pa; five children, Mrs
Frances Dixon Cumberland; Dale
Fike Uniogtown, Pa; Arlene and
Clarice Fike, Hopewell, Va; Edsell
Fike, cambridge Naval Training
school: and five brothers and two
sisters. ali Of Marbleysburg.
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Fike have had employment. Mr.. Fike
discontinued work there and returned
home to begin his farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V Swami, Of Reno,
Nevada, have purchased the former
Andrew Long farm, located near Am
boy and they plan to take possession
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Vought and
Mrs. Frank ShilIingburg. Of Mt. Top,
and Miss Ruth Vought, Of Eglon, made
a business trip to Keyser, last Thurs
day
A celebration is being planned for
Sunday, April II, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harsh, Of StempIe Ridge,
who will have been married fifty years
on April s. Their ages are Y and 81,
respectively.
Mrs. Gilmour Fike, of near Eglon,
received word Wednesday morning of
the death Of her aged grandfather,
James Kelly, of LenoX, w. Va.
Saturday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wotring, Of
BroohSide, We're their daughter, Mrs.
Evelyn Ice and infant daughter, and
her parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Ice, all of Failmont. The
small son of Mrs Evelyn Ice, who had
been remaining at the home Of his
grandparents, returned home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Fichtner, of
Eglon, went Tuesday evening, to
Meyersdale, for a few days visit.
Mrs. Emma Myers is seriously i'll
at her home at Aurora.