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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE co. 3-ysar-olds and up
I l-i6 miles
Rirht csrla CGH,spD Il so 500 $50
Nh,scendent Burns y 30 80
CooVdinafof tHiElsHI 10 80
Time as ea0 3.lq
Nsncys BABY BrFhi Harvest S'gn.
Htgh Talent Sweep Through. court Coun-
sci stepping OUT Black Kerry and Pm
leo Polly also ran.
SECOND RACE 3-y,sr.oia, sre up
49, furlongs
Monruts Rohhy
tM0rrissstt 1850 2n 80
Azimuth tFo-d $50 $50
Miss Monarch tHisley1 so
Time ~ Is or 80
Li''ls Red Fox Miss Lexington subdsn
knight CAL Ns'dinA Bishop Dads Count
Trsumsr, shasta Man ana Jsckorsok also
rar.
THIRD RACE - 2.y,sr ola. a. FUR
longs
80 Other tKieper $50 $50 240
Keep Bright tFlsidinEl 3 50 m
Alplefg 'Morrissey' 50
Time / u -. on ~
Msniuisse. sigma Kappa Flutsr, Head
Flight and Trsnsfrsn also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3-ytsr-olds and up. =
mile
Charter Member
tBurnsl 500 ? % 100
Gem W tMArtlnl 80 z so
Anxiety tGinespieI $40
Time ] 10 On SSik
Flying Double. Anonymous Remote Con.
troll Limitation. Don Deviio and Sunny
Fortress also ran.
FIFTH RACE 3.yesr-oids and up; 81
furlongs
CABIN creek keeper $40 $50 40
Iig Zag warren 90 SO
Blue Pom Burns 50
Time lia 2-5. ~ s 2s
Hsvahesrt. Playground MsWsNn, Put.
itthers and Burgoolette also ran.
SIXTH RACE 2.ytsr-old,. \ mile:
s-DuraEna tHElsy) so $50 800
captain EDDIE boucher 1880 700
Zacapst CwhtinEJ 90
F FiTI y bou 10 e cav Or or5b.r rv.,n
RoIs. ms, Z 8 q Redwood Bov
Santa Claus, atop Ceiling and SIRIUS also
.,cccmb. rael. Entry.
SEVENTH RAcE('.y:.r.o'a. and W.
America Fore
CFisld,nr, 1850 sso $50
Constant Aim tMarun) 500 5 So
X Rounder Keeper 20
Time ? 20 rs OF 3 IS
Flying Hostess Prince Mars Lupie,
spiteful and Barney's Gal also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 3.ysar-olds and up. !
mile and 20 yards.
Displayer KEEPER $40 3 20 2 20
Trim stopper (Burnsl b.fO 40
Impenetrable CMartinD 90
Time 90 IS. Oft 7-0Si{
Rise Above A. Sweet story. Fairhsnded
Boy and Naidtna NarEe also ran
NINTH RAGS -year-olds and M. -
miles
VAN captain burns $50 100 $50
pa1As Martin $50 ~
DOUG PrashsaT Warren 500
Time Sc or sat-
Dorothy n x Old Main Road Mate
rislite, Jungle Moon and Silver 3 also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
rSinkwiCh Ready
For Top Lions
Role Sunday
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Brooklyn a. DETROIT.
Chicago Bears az Green Bay.
nv LEO MACDONELL

With high hopes OF squaring
accounts for the indignities which
they suffered at the hands of the
same team last year, the Lions
this Sunday at Briggs Stadium
engage the Brooklyn Dodgers in
their second game OF the National
League season.
The Dodgers Swarmed over the
haplesS Lions, 2S to 7. last season.
That was the day that marked the
departure OF Bill Edwards as
coach OF the Lions and paved the
way for the teams new mentor
Charles f. tGuS) Dorais.
Villain No. / Of Brooklyn was
Merlyn Condit, who scored three
Of his teams four touchdownS.
Condit is coming backbone OF
three veterans who will be in
Brookiyn's starting backfield.
George Cafego and Pug Man
ders are the others, Cafego half
back and Manders the fullback.
Setcsvage, the quarterback in this
Setup. is new.
A new Brooklyn line still will
have r. tBruiSerl Kinard, a
league all-Star tackle.
frankie Sinkwich. who h as
been coming along fast in the
weeks workouts, may be in De-
troit's starting lineup. II so. he
will be at left half teaming with
Murray Evans. Lloyd Cardwell
and Harry Hopp
II not. FenenboCk. hero Of his
teams triumph over the Gardt-
nails. will be At the positions
The probable lineups ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BROOK YN
DfTporT
Night League Meets
To Line Up Teams

Detroit Night Football League
will meet Al Mack Park Wednes-
day night al Q O'Clock Az this
time Secretary Nick Sullo hopes
10 secure enough teams 20 start
the season the second week in
October.
Last years unlimited class
champions. Blue Jackets and the
Wolves. have entered and several
Other teams have Indicated they
will enter. All clubs desiring 10
play either in the l55-pound class
or unlimited division, are re-
queSted 10 have representatives
at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

boush. commander Of the Seaplane
Squadron Of the Civil Air Patrol
OCAP TO you). Comdr. +. O. Bod
kin of the United States Coast
Guard and Commodore +. G.
Balch of the Detroit River Yacht
ing Association.
1t. Haboush will have a half
dozen planes, Comdr. Bodkin says
he has the cruisers and Commo-
dore Balch will have some \of
those Mackinac race queens ready
10 sail with their regular racing
crews aboard.
Here's where you win.
You buy bond and YOU Get
your ride. Representatives Of the
L. s. treasury department will be
there with bonds.
. II starts at IL q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Bond DriUe Regatta Planned
By CAP and Yachtsmen
Nv GEORGE r.. VAN

Now we're going 10 have q re-
gatts where everybody wins.
It's the Bond Drive Regatta and
IL will be held next Sunday on
the Detroit River at the foot Of
Meadowbrook avenue which is out
jefferson avenue just beyond
Water Works Park.
In this regatta you can travel
IN the worlds fastest tranSporta-
tion-an airplane or the slowest
CthiS side of an oxcarD and that
would be a Sailboat.
Or II neither Of these interest
you. YOU can take ride in a
50-foot cabin cruiser which is a
home a1ost, Al 25 mph.
All this is coming about through
the planning Of 1t. William Ha-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BOWHng Page
Starts Saturday

OF interest to all bowlers,
Each Saturday. starting next
Saturday, THE DETROIT
TIMES again will publish a
full page of news, pictures,
standings. 200 scores and
other interesting highlights
in the Greater Detroit area.
League standings and the
scores must carry the stamp
from the establishment from
which they are sent 10 be
published Every establish
has the TIMES league forms.
Secretaries should start send
ing in their standings and
scores this week. To insure
publication next Saturday all
forms must be in THE De
TROIT TIMES office BY 9
a. m. next Friday.
Keep up with bowling
In the TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
PRESENTS PROBLEM

Opening the season a half-hour
before sunrise this year presented
a real problem 10 wildfowlers.
Our party adhered to the
letter OF the law" Quick said.
AS a matter OF fact, the earlier
oDening did us little or no good
because 1t was pitch dark when
IL became legal TO shoot, and 1
have yet to see a hunter who
can bring down ducks In the
dark" Quick explained.
The week Of cold weather that
preceded the duck opening had its
good and bad points. For instance.
flight ducks are few and far be-
tween on opening day, but this
year thousands OF teal arrived
more than a week ago and as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ Mt ,.s ELLIOTT
op.n Alleys TO-DAY from , A. ". Until 7:so
A. ~. Visit Our Cocktail Lounge Excellent Food.
NEW FAIRVIEW ' n -, East 'tgFs .'':.,
oPEN BOWLING AL Day TODAY FROM
10 A. n. UNTIL CLOSING.
uLlmrlI ntb' Fr.. Parking TE. 2.ssss
" Alleys. New and Modern. RsthskslIr. opsn
Bowling AL DAY Saturday, ard Sundays.
PALACE REC. ssas ehaTIoI AVENUE
"a Alley. without Post. op.n sO~lus IsAn.
10 A. n. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge
PALACE SCH0ENHERR 'T su.O1 =. a. ,s s..o
Initrveton, Given Daily or m. PAUL noBLEY
Self Instructor. Learn to Bowl Correctly Mere.
PALM BEACH $3.50 MYERS; Ne"
Tou'n UnIoy ossn BowIins HW. sstu,dsu and
Sundays. " sruHs~iek GIis,.ning lsn".
PALMER PARK "ssIcnoLs sO'; e't..''
TO. s.7232. Ah.consHIon.d ~ srus,~i,s
AIlss'. comsls,.Iy noo.rnEsd. FRI. Pnklrs.
FARMLAND ,sszc WEST wAhsIs. s.t
EnJoy Our 10 5ssvttfui Lanes pstror, Prs,ti.st
Cocktail Bar Adjoining. opsa 5owilns DAILY.
PLLYDIlIM 1917 los cAsptU. Ma. Ias
sIom 20 NEW ALLEYS
OPEN oAilV UNTIL ~
choits leasB. Reservations StiH AvsiishIa
RAMONA REC. 1888, :, s,c t.s, "'s &c OF.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. N.
1lll CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL JPN.
RITTER REC, H'a' IAst at CHALMERS
-" "sS' Ar ss44
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVIERA RE- S3g GRAND RIVER AVE.
h'lNhn nlv' NO. 1857 Air Cooled.
One hidnisht League Reservation sun AvalIsbi,
openinsi N Ladies Thurs. Afternoon House LOOT.
ROUGE REC, 1878 COOLIDGE. WEST
Saturday. and Sundays from AN. IN Closing.
SOUTHEASTERN so so,I It ~ g: &c, cs y .!
oPtk BOWLING AL DAY TO-DAY
W.etdsI Urtil p ~. Friday After p ~
SppINcWEII Isis sPRIH6wULLs LVI.
" "'"o"1LLS 10 Alleys, VI. 2.s323
An. ~ eio'ins- weekdays III :. sitter ~.
STATE FAIR $500 " s,,,. u, e, 70; s,''a
SNOWFLAKE OF 1HE WORLD. "a Alleys
y" opsn ss~liss saturday. ard sundsss
TeppYS, I7s1 oEoUIsoRE. Was
'Lhh' NEVADA. TW. 2-ss43
Choice LEAGUE Reservations Stiil Available
oPEs BoWlIke DAILY. LADIES ihVlTEoi
VLpcITV 1865 IlVERNois. mr.. neslehol,
'Nho'' y Alleys. Us. i.ss2o. Ah.eondi.
TONED. opsn Alleys TODAY from 10 A. n. TN
CLOSING. opsninss for ladies' Afternoon Leagues.
VIcTnpY 77a l71H. at DELAWARE
'IV'VIll y Alleys. TR. 2.s5O7
Few League Openings Still Left!
WASHINGTON BOWL ''' . s1Ss,; STsT o.
opsa Bo~ilns TODAY from 70 A. N. Untn 80
a. ~. rs BrUnt~iek Centennial lanes. CT. 337o.
WkYNe'S SCHOOL s g :,,:,. at e. , s.
Private Lesson, Aftsrnoon, WAYNE sPhUIpING.
lnsirus'or. opsn sowiins "a Noon TIN Ii:Ss ?. n.
WEST DETROIT w, wSos s1ss'st =. s .;,,
LEAGUE OPENINGS srllL ItFT. oPEH
Alltrs TODAY ~ A. ~ UNTIL CLOSING.
WEST WARREN tosI ~ vARFEs s.sr
UCoI WAnnLN PisIHURsT. on asso
oPIA sowliss TobAV. N ~ UsTIL
CLOSING. U-ss Nsv o~ssrs-nsesr Bros sH
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

rnnL pee sos MICHIGAN AVE.
hLVVhH hIV' "a Alleys. IA. s34I
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 A. n.
UNTIL ?. ~ WEEKDAYS UNTIL 8 p. ~.
LpruWIY ios44 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
Modern LlI,r. Open Bowling saturday, ,rs Sun.
osyi from "A. ~. untiI $50 A. N. Bar Adioinins
ART CENTRE w :, 0s.., =, ~ r ...l,s
op.r Bo-iips AL DAY saturdays and sundsyL
free Pshins. tseslI.nt TRANSPORTATION Facilities,
prInnu DIR W. VERNON AT WATERMAN
pIHVVh nIV' ~ Ail'ys W. zsoeo.
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TO-DAY FROM
10 A. ~. UNTIL CLOSING.
BOWLING GREEN u .s ,lyta"p ao , Il
Open eo~nns AL DAY Saturday. ard suoesp
From 10 An. "a eIOuns. ws's.dsyi III Ph,
BOWL 0-DR0ke 90 20 1l' D,' So. pa r.;s SSS
OPEN BOWLING At AL Tihtsl
F.s I.sou. Rs"rsuon, LETT. Cocktail Louns.
BOWL. WOOD REC. CIV, $50 s' -Oo Ts' i'.S,o
Afternoon, L.auu. OPENINGS sun Available. opsn
eo~lirs con,irseu,IS AL DAY. Vlm oar sG
BRI6HTMO0R sf l1.;' s stsxtel az. 's ss7s
10 fully Equipped Bruns~iek Stssmltn,d Alleys.
ov.n Bo~iins ALL DAY Saturday, and svndsy,.
ninuIIn Is7 EAST CONGRESS
IAUIlLhU 20 Alleys. Tsblss CT. 3ist
OPEN BOWLING AT AL Tlhtsl
few Choie. Lsasu. Rss.Vsioni stu Available.
Inlciun 27s7 WOODWARD. IS ALLEYS.
GASlNU Ah.coudnlonsd
For League Openings, CA. 1892
CHENE- TROMBLY ''i p. ' sac
Aforementioned for Your comtOrt. ossn Alley,
TODAY at Al Tines. so~i! olnti osne.'
crest LNFS FutLtRTos" o. s NV!
A Bowler, Paradise Visit Our Stage Bar and
Cocktail Iounss NEVER DULL hOhthI
DETROIT RECREATION s sftsY.I ca s as
"a Alleys. opsn Bowling at AL TlhCsi
Convenient 10 Az Transportation Lines.
ncyrrp DIR DEXTER AZ BOSTON BLVD.
UtkIth ntI' 70 Alleys ~. s.sas3
Choice LEAGUE OPENING, Lsit-hondsS friosy
oPIN BOWLING AT ALL TlnEsi
cIpnru prr APO WOODWARD. rE 7.ssSC
bAhUeN heG' CIsTsALLY LOCATED.
op.r Bowllne TO-DAY from 70 A. ~. Urtil closns.
f Afternoon lssaus Excavations SIN Asaiisbls
6RAND CENTRAL ''' ~ .tr s'S,1 sA'K
p,,,,vr. "a Bowl a, ouisi.rt Alleys IN Detroit
/ Good TRANSPORTATION Facilities. su-strsst Car
GREAT LAKES :. w. 20 sal''' Sa .,s,
All so ALLEYS AVsnsbls For opsH BoSiins Sat
urdsu ard Sundays from 10 A. N. Until CLOSING.
HALL D0DDS s s, c CAM "a sSia
oPEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
9 Mlnu,,s from Do~ntoWn, Ample PARKING
IMPERIAL RE- GENERA noToss 81 DC
! INT Lnlhl nL1' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
IsrMooERN ALLENS
os.a Every Day Until midnight. Ma. s4ss
j. J. MILLETT'S "7 I Ia, ..s,,s. AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here
/ 4 nmric ORR 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lVWI . nLO' 10 BlLlIARp TABLES
Cocktail Lounge Murray S3i;
1925 fast isffusoa AZ ts'ts~u
IInYV cTpIHc sSii GRAND RIVER AT
lUbhl SinihL THU Blvo. ~. I.ssSs
oPtH sowJINe TosAY So UNTlL
IA. n, ~ BRUNSWICK LlHts. sAa.
] CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BoIinbroke Captures
Feature at Belmont

NEW YORK. Sept. IS rUP1-
Townsend r. Martins Bolingbroke
came on IN the final furlong 10
head The Rhymer by a length
and a half today in the 4lst run
ming Of the $4,000 added Man
haitian Handicap al Belmont Park
Bolingbroke added SITS TO his
earnings. The Rhymer nosed out
Kings Abbey for the place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Ryder Cup S Fund
Boosted 10 S36,150

Another $1,000 has been added
TO the record fund cleared for the
Red Cross through the Ryder Cup
Golf match at Plum Hollow. The
latest addition was from Plum
Hollow and boosts the total 10
$50. 1904, j. Russell Gnau an
nounces. OF this amount more
than S7,l00 was turned in by Plum
Hollow, another record for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Cardinals Whip
Phi|s in Ninth

ST. LOUIS. Sept . CUP)--A
See-saw battle between the ST.
Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia
pills today went TO the Cardinals,
5 10 4, when Danny Litwhiler, a
former Phil. doubled with two out
in the ninth TO push across the
winning run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
This+Iedown Results

FIRST RACE--5-ysar-olds snd up 4
ME
Hogan oCsUsrsHsb 42o. , M 2 so
Oh Book tGreeveri 20 30
WslthAm Cross tKn0t'l 20
Time u rs. or -
AWAY up Erin Torch 'MArads Male
mute Count Cha', AL Charm and Black
Brumnsl also ran.
'Field
SECOND RACE -- S.yssr-oies and up.
mile
Pa.,ort ,Eos.rto Is" go 80
Fpid0r ALFONSO $40 80
HuEahr -,HartI $40
Tine ll7s.s ~ 2-57
Bouds H Duke Joss suck. BIZ
Brown ana Lochles also ran.
THIRD RACE - 5-y,sr-oid' and up
Hindu spy tAlfonsol $40 $50 20
Anita ChiquIra tHsrN $40 an
Franco saxon tWrghN 20
Time a Of 24'S
ovals T'md Greenock, Don L.sio and
Toast also ran
FOURTH RACE 49, 3-y'sr-o.ds and NJ.
M'1o ,Rober,s 1880 $50 40
Hover tHarit 90 50
Avsv tSmithi So
Time / as SIS ~ 7-5E
Giss,sudsr w Reward Bsuotsr, Burn.
ing Suck and sten also ran.
FIFTH RACE-2.yssr-olds 4 mile:
Na,diuA Sonora
Roberts $40 $50 40
H1rtdAl tAfonsol SO 80
Tsttle Tale lWrghN 3 90
Time ~ Is or t.5if2
Ciaremont MISS soldier and Play Bob
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yssr-ol srd NJ, =
mile
GRAY Dream
tCaNAreIAl $40 50 a.
SONG ~ Wa fS0u'h) 10 a.
All Good tRober'sl 2 SO
Time ~ 3.S ~ ne
Three Cl0vers and Fodia also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3.yssr.old and up,
! lis miles
Some Man tMojsns1 1880 700 900
sweep sVlnEer SOUTH $40 90
sSo Wrinkles ~ Roberts, 2 81
Time ! IS IS, on 5A
hFiddlers BIT Bonnie Andrew. sMshs
Monday Col Teddy. Enter Wise Father
Beautiful II and bTrelswny also ran.
aCenini Marley. oE. X Augustus
EIGHTH RACE -3-year-olds and up
I e. miles
Beckhamp,on twrghD % so 900 42C
syrian Boy tMojerat 20 3 d
Turntable tAlfonsoi ; %
Time 3 .03. of 6.1T.
Prospect Boy. Straw Stack, Season Cal
and Military Gri also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Chisox Win Two,
Now Two Ahead
OF Tigers in 4th

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25
tUP) Sweeping both ends Of a
twin bill with the As here today,
AZ and SD, the Chicago White
Sox moved two games in front
OF the Tigers in their battle for
fourth place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Bowling Propriietors
Meet Again Monday

For the second consecutive
week Bowling Proprietors Asso-
citation of Greater Detroit will
hold a special meeting at the
Recreation Building, third floor.
Monday at 2 p. m. sharp. Two
matters vitality important at this
time are TO be discussed. accord
inc TO Irwin Gies. president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

AFhT 4 ~ p ~ ff7i.'f'f NJ w
olnon Cwsm i7to 90 80
Pu' Flight tskyrT, 20 IN
Grssn Apples ,KirsIsnr s0
TINE 20 IS. N 2sl
Accord Hshy. lay Flares snd Pursuit
Pane also ran
SECOND RACE 7s,Ar-oIas nile.
P,rEivs Thompson 3to 40 10
p Jimminy Young 40 I -
Greet Pippl. fGivsns' - %
Time 80 On osfs
'sv,s, Prime, 'Fr,sIout 'nd,rod H.--
su". Tex Martin. Tsmbo Hho Goes
Trers rripicsts 'skvtrAcsr 'Wilr Pie.
smo.'nsko 'Asykoboe ossp' Lancer
AN PrEh' ana Tsis city also ran
s-Cs'uret Farm sntry.
'Fisid
THIRD RAcF 3-y'sr-o.a' so' up. ~
~ School JsnninEr 80 40 30
Admiral jim COWensI % 90 90
HiauslOn tNAfkeri 90
Tine ? - % IN a.
&Atsonis sBsnsksAr FightnE Mao
Atom smssher s-pshhs ara Mature"
s'so ran
s.Hsnn obr. entry
FOURTH RACE z-y.sr.old, :. mill.
Bootsns ,A,kinsonl $40 50 80
Thrssd n Cold tG1berp 1850 $50
'Bold AnnA tArcaTot 20
Time NJ IS. of 7l2ia
Re, Mac BED Wonder 'iror MAIDEN
Mrs.. AnFt DpEEonf Nlr'fA tAtfAchfp-
tico. Whirlso bout Good Tning Countess
wise Pr, sfck,, Sea RsEh and
b-Johns Dssr also ran
n.LAzy snfry
'Fisld
FIFTH RACE-3.yssr-olo srd up. -
rNus
ptnEnsnov Brooks $50 % out
WAsr Pear thtkinsorl ! % au'
Lirht Lsdy tMshrtsrsl nut
Tine III IS ~ ; 49,
Faustar also ran
SIXTH RAcE-3-y,sr-ol1s snd up ~
miles
Bolinrbroks Brooks $50 73o $50
Ths Rhymsr Atkinson $50 80
Kings Abbev tGrohsl SO
Time 2 3n IS m Al
Llanero, Ptctor and Dark Discovery also
ran.
SEVENTH 3-ysar-oids I mile.
Son Of Peace Thompson % % 80
Coronal (Atknsonl 80 80
Bold Captain tWooiN 90
Time a. m SIS
Swimmin Hole, Hasteville and BreeHling
Home also ran,
EIGHTH RACE 3-yssr-olds and up.
- miles
GREY wing (ArcAro1 $50 $50 : 90
Equinox (McCrearyf % so
sickiss Choice tAtkinsonJ so
Time ? Al on > %
Rssoiuis n. Dor Juan II Spoon Bread
Moksbius and Kssr ~ Audley slsa ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26


Ack Aok CTurnhuil $50 %
Timothy & tDaitioj 81
Time 432.A off , 4z--
Nisht no Huns Vs!d.ns Tout Pam
phlei ColOrs IN. Burnt Rridgss Brown
Dancer, Sun IVY and Lady Lyonors also
SECOND RACE - 3.y,sr-o,ds and up.
2. mile
Great Albert
,Turnhulj ~ % 80 . 10
IA Scala tCiaEgs'D 10 > 80
Airspring pratt 40
Time u. on NJ
Trustworthy. EsrIy Deliver, ronenAtor.
GREY Wolf smoky Snyder. ROYAL Army.
Spar the Rod and Mssiin' also ran.
THIRD RACE - 3-yssr-olds and No.
cssssr r tDst,1c 1910 il2o 500
Airy Gosr Williams 8 80 ~
Betty Lem tPsrmanet 80
Time ia Is, oF IN
Allegro Hidden Ace. our GLADDEN. and
TeneUross also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 3-yssf-oid' and up.
- miles
e s,,,s PER- psr%'7 =; ,,,,., 1920 go 20 90 %
Rest Awhile fTrehfi 20
Time , On ~ 90
cscodtm0n. khyssIns. oskmon, and
dnighi ride also ran
FIFTH RACE 7.ysS'f.aids a, mus,
Nsldins Craft Lynch 90 3 80 20
Mac Quest tBaizsTst'D iss1 20
LADY Crsmhn tLuihsri 20
lime y TIT Al
Fsry WINTER. American F1Fsr Csvs.
or'A Portage TrAH Black Africa ara
Brave Marine Also ran
SIXTH RACE 3.yesr-o,d, sna ~ NIL.
= AIR Mastsr ,r,rmansi so 74o 40
Kansas tCisEEs'f) 80 s 81
Sptrs Pas tSrNdefh 3 so
Time ~ a. ~ BIS
srcHon Boy Son o Hst sa'o snd In
rrnnlnE also ran
ssuilvsn entry
SEVENTH RACE 3.yssr.oids and ur
Bonhsur ~ wuHsmo 2'2o 80 3 20
VAldlrs pledge tClsFgs'il $50 %
Hard Telling tperusnsi 50
Time - as. ~ a..
5inccs s'iu Pond Fancy Fr.' and RAJ
Kumsr also ran
EIGHTH RACE - 3.yssr.oias : lis
Bucs. Down ,wnusms->'E 40 80 20
mo Crisr tKyosl $50 so
Alfred stuart tPsrmanD 80
Tine 80 of slt'-
southern Yam. Fying Ssd Wsdsdss
War Clean. Border BsftI, WhNs Ford
ana F7yng Junior also rsn
NINTH RACE 3.y'ar-olas ard ny
Hsrod. Pus'e cKirs 1880 500 30
Blue Gi0o iBaIgAfsf'iJ p Go 90
MEETING tBslzars'u' 900
Tine 80 IS or st2
Hssty wire BsiffF5 Chime Ners
Hoja RiCnestsn Crosstide Arcn"U aDd
Ysnnie SD also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Runs-1rucksf. Curtnght. ApplinE, Hod
sin StsiieF Swift Errors Swift Moses.
Haynes. Runs bsttsd in-Burgo. Mayo,
Hodgin. Webb, fresh ApplinE Two-baSe
hit-White Three base hit Outright.
Stolen base Kuhel Double plays Burgo
20 Swift, ApplnE 70 webb 10 Kuhei Left
on bases-Chicago 2 Philade phia 2. Bases
on balls-On Abernathy s. on HAYNES ;
Struck nulA Rt-A heFHAthy-h-b v HVyuTs
3 I'm pireE - McGOwan snd Hubbard,
Time 81. Attendance i 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
GETS ! MALLARDS

Miller was one OF the more con-
ServatlVeS so far as shotgun shells
were concerned. and although he
might have missed out on a duck
or two. he made every shell count.
Displaying a bag of seven black
mallards, and one teal. Miller said
that he fired his gun only nine
times.
~ got two with one shot" he
said. but that pesky little teal
who passed over me at about 30
miles per took three shells and
he's just not worth IT." he said
as he held up the miniature
duck for inspection.
After leaving the Quick farm,
Howard Shirley. Times photogra-
pher, and this writer headed south
toward Monroe. En- route. we
noted several wildfowlers al the
Point Mouilee Club. where Shoot
ing was rather brisk.
In the marshes off Monroe p. Fl.
tHy) Dahlka, old man duck hunter
himself. was out with party, but
here they found duck hunting
somewhat spotty. Not as many
local ducks were on hand as last
year.
We proceeded south Of Monroe
10 the Erie marsh, a new 4000-
acre public hunting marsh opened
only fastNear. A good gathering
of the clan was on hand and
plenty of shooting was going on.
We counted II shots in one nin-
ute. but whether they bagged II
ducks is doubtful.
Heavy rains throughout the
summer left marshes and fields in
flooded condition. Many farms
presented good duck hunting al
though we received no reports
that ducks were so numerous that
they were bullying the farmers.
The To-day season which opened
Saturday closes December 4 and
is likely 70 be one of the best
duck yielding seasons in the
! states history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
SECOND GAME

Runs Tucker Applng ? Hodgin Kuhsl.
Errors Han. Appling Runs batted in
Webb. Hodgin. Kuhs g. Apphng, Swift
Estaieil4 Two-baSe hit-Kuhel Three
base hits webb Moses. HodEin Home
runs -- swirl. Es'alella. stolen bases go
Moses White Double plays--ROl 70
Philadelphia u, Chicago 2. Bases on balls
of Wade g. off Christopher T. Hits
OFF Christopher In s Innings off Lowry
2 In I inning off Wade S in Ia innings
of Grove In - innings. Hi ny pitcher
By Wsds (HslD Winning pitcher
wade. Losing ptcher-Christopher.
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rIRST GAME

Totals 81 q Is Totals IS s27 o
'Batied for Han m eighth
Battsd for swift m ninth
yBsttsd for Abernsthy In ninth
Chicago oO0 3io oO0-4
Pnrsds1pnR OIL O00 Oo0-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BY Don eilIies

cold weather continued they took
out for southern climesl
There might have been a short
age of ammunition but this condi-
ton was not indicated from the
hanging Of guns all morning.
However, duck hunters this year
were not shooting promisciously
As In other seasons, when am
munltIOn was plentiful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Narraeansett Results

FIRST RACE 3-yssr.olds and up.
lie and 10 yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Belmont Park Results

WRIST RACE 30 5.yssr-oids ard Up =
nile
cuulon (WsN 1870 80 3 -
P'us flight tSkyrrh % IN
GTssr Apples tKirssnrl ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Horses l'sted r order NJ pos, position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

al Biehet And -p-JseoRs --F'-,-
NApprsniics allowances claimed
Horses listed in order - post position.
Post. rs .. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Nsht Ho Huns Vsid.rs Tout Pam
phlet ColOrs In Burnt Rridgss Brown
Dancer, sun Ivy ana Lady Lyonors also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

nArTFerffrF F..0N ArNf Gamma
Horsss listed .r or0sr ~ post position
Post 2 IS g. m Detroit tine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

M" 7
Acoor1 Rsby. LAZY Flares snd Pursuit
Pane also ran