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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Swim Hours Cut
At Isle, Rouge

Induction into the armed Serv-
ices OF a swimming instructor
and four life guards from the
staff of the Department of Parks
and Recreation makes it neces-
sary 10 curtail the hours for
swimming at the Belle Isle bath
ing beach ana AZ the Rouge Park
outdoor pools. it was announced
Saturday by il. Considine, gen.
eral superintendent.
Starting Sunday, Aug. l, the
two bathing facilities will be open
from 10 a. m. to 9 p. me on Sun
days and from 1870 a. m. until
8 p. m. on week days.
Pools are closed in the follow
ing schools: BEDFORD High, Cooley
High, Tappan intermediate, Mum
ger Trade and Central High.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
NEED IRON HAND

Stewards Must Rule: IL isn't
just from the viewpoint of
maintaining their own power
that the turf officials are keep
ing their eye on the jockeys
They must continue an
iron-handed rule of racing for
the good of the game.
Although there are fine young
men among the Jockeys. there
have been too many scandals,
too many Don Meade cases and
stories of jockey cliques for the
public TO get the idea that the
jockeys can twist the officials
any way they please.
Horsemen are on the alert
because they are not going TO
have their big investments jeop-
ardized by jockeys who can
cart their belongings away in
a couple Of suit cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE 81 200 claiming syear ods and up furongs
BAcK BRH iHS los M 1c Tar $50 $50
Time. 1918. Reapng Gem, Try Fin
also
SECOND RACE sloo claiming 2yesr,ed and up furlonss;
SWELL f2LP Jas R M Mo ru 'S" $50 $40
Tine ':f IS i Boot tf' and spur Epdor nock
Daily Double paid $3.50
MYSTERY Marvel io9 P fl' Msa6 ana ESQ
Time lis IS 1 B g. Bright Arc Red Dock and Johnny jr
also
FOURTH RAcE claiming miles
s4R6TE 70 90 Jos IS s. Md aR 300 23SSSS
Time 56 3,5 ADA Delight pns,rau and Darby Dtadem
ran
FIFTH RACE s. 500 the Daily Racing Handicap
f R6H 5o TRT 5d7 Is lo SI3 Roberts,. 4o $50 s2S
a-FLoRIzAN BEAU, i06 C. Turk $50
Time, l:55 Ball Player Sweep Svngcr De,alue and Miss
a-straon nd Allen entry
SIXTH RACE $500 the Lansing Handicap dnslon,
FIRE POWER. los CP Mligan, 1920 $50 $50
Red Ri - W0ND 45I?o no IS Clark 44o 500
n, Time 1:97 s. Credit Man Mon.oaste DARBY Damoo
SEVENTH RACE $500 the Lansing Handicap
BLACK BADGE i2s f p Reiper 44o $50 go
VICE ADMIRAL los mi Caaareia, so
and DARBY sR" also Gn High Harp Dancing Duke Good
EIGHTH RACE-S3O0o Marie GuyOn Purse 3yesT-oId
3 cAPTA5N 1ls x. Knott 400 800 $50
Time i47 IS, Ceiosia a,Respng Glory
a.Mrs. Bonner entry,
NINTH RACE-$l2oo claiming 3.,earods and up Downs
R TF sSS Trp SOS 90 n T %es sm "a,
DORA x, 1O3 IN. Cafarella) $50
Alumont, Baby IheeSe. Happy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Jack Miner Honored
BY King George VI

Jack Miner, the Canadian
naturalist, few days ago re-
celYed- recognition from King
George VI by being made a mem
Der of the Order of the British
Empire tOBE). one of the high
est honors the king can bestow
on any Canadian.
What is so unique about it is
that, at this wartime, all such
honors usually go 10 men in the
armed services. but Jack Miner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
State Gets $4,000
For Fire Protec tion

Michigan has been granted
$4,000 for fire control and pre-
vention work from the |. S. For
estry Service. The 1919 appro-
priation according TO p. j.
Hoffmaster, director of the Mich
igan Conservation Department., is
an increase of $4,000 over last
years allotment Hoffmaster said
appropriations are based on the
amount each state spends for for
est fire control and the number
OF acres OF forest lands requiring
protection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
NO REASON TO SQUAWK

Jockeys Well Treated: The
right of the riders 10 organize
and protect their interests is
unquestioned. But as far as
working conditions and an OPP
portunity 10 make plenty OF
money is concerned. tn ey
haven't the slightest complaint
at the Detroit track
Every one wants 10 see the
little sboys get along fine, be
well paid for the risks they
take. But they don't want 10
see them getting too big for
their brtcheS.
It's up 10 the riders 10 prove
10 the horsemen, the manage
ment and the public that they
were worthy Of support IN tho
Adams case and are not ready
10 go off half cooked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

riders might have the idea they
were now kings. was indicated
on the afternoon Of their vic
tory, when an executive of the
jockeys organization brought 10
Bowling a rider who was def
nitely unacceptable.
At the same time another
rider who had been set down
by stewards at another track
this spring because he was be-
heved 10 have pulled a horse,
made his application for rid
ing license with utmost opti-
miSm.
Bowling, however, made good
as the man his many hackers
believe him when he showed
both boys the door. He told the
jockeys Guild official he would
do nothing TO aid his protege
get a license here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Expensive War Game

Game Warden Richard Beach
of Newberry earned the sincere
gratitude of a Newberry father
when he rescued the fathers last
box OF rifle shells from his son S
war game" recently.
Officer Beach, investigating a
complaint of shooting, found a 49,
year-old lad playing war" with
his fathers new 300 Savage. The
boy had shot up one of two boxes
Of shells which the father had
been saving for deer season, and
would probably have done away
with the second in a short time
at the rate at which he was shoot
ing, if il hadn't been for a prompt
intervention of Officer Beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Recreation an indoor rifle range
was built in the Elmwood Recre-
alton Center about two years ago.
During the indoor season this
range is so crowded with young
men seeking pre-induction rife
training that only a small per-
Centage can be accommodated
As 10 trap and Skeet shooting,
the supply OF shotgun ammunition
is exhausted As a result none
are IN operation throughout the
&taie.--Al! competition has been
called off
No one doubts the fact that
trap shooting has been OF in
eStimable value 70 the war effort.
For instance aviation today is our
leading defense as well as oftcnSe
What good would an aIrplanc be
IN the air unless we had expert
shooters 10 man the guns that are
carried IN our planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
SARATOGA Results

FIRST RACE -year-olds, 5ls furlongs
DuStmAn Brooks % 90 $50 $40
BARREL Game Haas go 30
Good Show Atkinson, 20
Time Ot As, OF IS
Miracle Man. First Admiral. Ramsey,
a .Bell the Cat, Tit Tat Toe, play Grier
Jean Miracle. Nursery Tale. Swing
SHIFT Brick TOP War struggle. close
Up, 'Corrour, Westminster. Desert RAT.
lie Cape Town, 'Sickle To, and b-Tudor
KING also ian.
ar Clark entry
b-Brookmesae eutiN
SECOND RAcE-3-yeas.oia, ana up.
"a mile.
True North Atkinson ll4O $40 40
Kay Flash Haas so q 10
Flsught tBrooku 80
Time II Is. 90 O2h
Generous. Detection. KAY D0sue Lord
, calvert, Bran Mintan and Elmsr also
ran.
THIRD RACE s-yesr.oIds and up
about miles tStesplechasei
Replica n (Rilesb $50 $40 30
d Iron shot BROWN $40 30
Rouge Dragon tLaceyl 90
Time J.46 IS, off 90is
Uncle SeAweed Good Chance and
d-Winged Hoofs also ran
de-. Widener entry
FOURTH RACE 2.yssr-oIds 8. mile
Roy Knight 1Brooksl 50 so go
Free Lance tGilbertl g 90 = So
ORham tLonEdenj . 90
Time ID Is. of 80
JohnstOwn Boy. Sphere. Extra Base
Rover and Vim also ran,
FIFTH RACE-5-yesr-oid' and up, 81,
miles
Accord (Guern) $50 40 g. 90
The Thane Owens 90 40
Transtormer tSteffsDl 20
Time I 81. of 8 as
This Freedom and Nsld.ns Dust also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-,3,year and un mile
1 Shut out Wright 1Olu TO 3 60
First Fiddle tMehr'ensl 500 81
Apache Stout 30
TIME 90 IA on aIs
With Regards BANKRUPT PAutaEentt
and Lochnvsr also ran
SEVENTH RACE 5-yesro.d and up
s. mile
CASTS tAtknsont Ms 00 8 Qo 90
Bright Willie LonEden go co.
MettleSone Owens so
Time III 1-5. or a.52
Happy Note. Du ana VAN Prince also
ran
EIGHTH -5.yesr-olds and up. ~
miles
Llanero Brooks $50 $50 90
Tedious Owens $40 20
Guinea CLUB (MehftrnN so
Time 2 81 IS ~ p ~
Hsfk, AoSsblus ara be Role s.,o ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

chosen from trap and Skeet
shooters
And what a swell job these in
structorS are doing today IN
training air cadets 10 be highly
efficient, and in a very short time
10 be the leading gunnerS and by
far the best gunnerS of all the
Alfred Nations ami enemy forces.
Rife ammunition is available
for clubs and organizations de-
string 10 set up training programs
The ammunition IS available from
the director Of civilian marks
manShip, through the National
Rife Association. Inquiries should
be forwarded 10 the NRA, 1900
Rhode Island, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Off tie Hook sSI& With Lewis H. Walter
VICTORY MAY PROVE
COSTLY TO JOCKEYS 50

That Sour Taste: Turf his
tory was made when a jockey
strike succeeded for the first
time at the Detroit race track
last week But il may turn
out to be a costly victory in
some ways for the youngsters.
The fear has risen among
horsemen, commissioners and
arrangements that the jockeys,
having tasted victory in getting
hnny A d m S suspension
trimmed, may try To run the
race tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Greenberg, Evert
In East Net Final

GROSSINGER LAKE. n. Y,
July 81 tUP) Seymour Green
berg of Chicago. National Clay
Courts ruler, and 19-year-old
Jimmy Evert of Notre Dame, for
mer National Junior indoor title
holder, won semifinal single g
matches today in the Sullivan
County Tennis Tournament and
will meet for the title tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

The local major
( softball league,
at Mack Park,
this Sunday at
9 p. m.
T h e ga m @
will follow two
! others by local
teams, Johnson
Koalpacks VS..
Packard Local
100. at 100,
and Local Z
Wings VS.. Ze-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

life work ha,
been for love
a n d kindness
towards birds
and animal life
in his conSer-
VatTion efforts
at Kingsville.
Ont. where he
has maintained
a bird sanctu-
airy since 1904.
1t is doubt
full If the king
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Plymouth Club Meets

The Western Wayne County
Conservation Association viii hold
their regular monthly meeting
Monday al the Jewell-Blaich Hall.
An entertainment program has
been arranged, according 10 Is. r..
Champe. president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
IN THE OPEN
Ask Pre-InducteeS to
Take Rifle Training
IN THE OPEN
By DON GILES

athletics that ClaSSed civilian defense physical
fitness that compare with rifle and pistol shooting
anywhere the benefits that have been rendered
the armed sports. The Of and
shooting
To-day throughout Michigan than 10000 have received
Workmanship training than - rifle clubs and private
thousands OF these The armed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
AIDED WAR EFFORT

Had it not been for trap and
Skeet shooters where would we,
or rather the armed services.
have found the needed expert
eunnery Instructors The armed
forces know that 100 per cent OF
The Eunncry instructors were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

they have not
seen fit 10 do
so ii is true
that through
The urging Of
the T ! IN q s
and the fine
cooperation OF
John J. Consi-
dine, superln-
lie n d emit OF
= a r X S an d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

NTH Local lU4 al b.3U.
Doris KnechtgeS viii do the
hurting for the Bomberettes, with
Marian Kraft catching, while
either Alma Wilson or Cyra Brock
will be on the mound for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Silver Graft (stevensonl 20
Time 1913 Is on 2:3sl4
Lna's Son, Liberty Sand Smhn' Jack.
Smoky Snyder. vsldina Tout and Tiara
also~sn
SECOND RACE 3ysar-oIds and ur
Bit o. Green tPratD II so 500 $50
Grrat Albert Stevenson "a
Allegro (Wahlerj 80
Tim. liz as. of 3.Oe}-
Sorgho Buds Bell, Elkton PaEe II and
Fort Vancouver also ran.
THIRD AcE-2-yesr-olds. So fur
QUESTION a,,. Mis-; ,s sP.:,o 1920 $50 SO $50 80
BaIlac6las MASH 3 20
Time :O7 2-5. off 3.2s
Light Sandwich, Foxclay and Boorich
also ran.
FOURTH RACE .yest-olds E. mile
GAY Flight tWahler $40 so so
our GLADDEN. CPratD 20 $40
Good Lawyer tSedlasek1 90
Time 1872 rs. of 400
Royal Army, Gorse Hli and Duzit
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-year-oid' and up.
samhar (vsndenbergh) $40 ; 90 2.2O
Spiral Pass tWahler) 3 so 2.4O
Side Arm Gross 80
a a a. A4ass
Celaeno, Kantar Run and Sunsho also
ran
SIXTH RACE-2-yesr-olds jli furlongs
Cattachiptico (TrenO 1920 $50 $50
Eternity (Gross) 81 800 2 so
Comanche Peak (Collinsb s so
Time 100 >, on 5;1Qh
siekle Sun. ROckwa,l Bud West, Honest
George md North Fire also ran
SEVENTH RACE 3-year-olos and an
lis miles
Esta tHettinEerl p so 10 90 20
English Setter (Plesat so $40
Wire Me (Williamsl 800
Time al rs. or 3 %
FlaEscot Burgoo Tran and Butcher Boy
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 49, i-year-olds and UP.
IL miles.
Midnight Ride (Wahlerl S so 80
Snovline (Wiiliamsl $40
Tine 2 "a. off 6.0ah.
CatomaT, Mahietts, Buesis In snd
waugh p,p alec rer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Doris Knechtges
Faces Toronto

Toronto Crofton girls baseball
team will play the second game
of its Detroit series against the
Local so Bomberettes. leaders OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
INTERMEDIATES Division
AN Games AT Noon
DISTRICT A

INTERMEDIATE DNisION
Gin Games al Noon
DISTRICT
A. Csrstens tChGrlsvOiN and LsksWoodi
Al Tigers vs. A.1o Nuts As Round
heads vs. 40 Eagles A. Hosm,r (Csn-
hsd ana EastiaWnl Al PH'rvi,vs Va.
Al Aces. All Tophs's vs.. As Avsng-
eTs
! - Chandler PARK lcornsr ard war
| rem B2 Plues VS. B.s Flying Tigers:
I 81 Bears W.. rs Wolverines. A. Robin.
/ son young and Grover -Bs Audhsns
" b Thunderbolts- b ssndiotts,.
! sy.
/ ~ Lodgs Wan DYKE and Georgia
/ CT Termites vs. clio Wolves CO Irish
-. CO Majors At Pingrse PARK tFoIsst
TORS CT wildcats vs. c. seniors
DISTRICT
/ A. Campbell tAlexAndrins and 81 Al
/ int--D-5 Monsrchs vs. D-3 EaElet l.
stars VS. Ds Merchants A. Durisd
/ p7 Braves D-i F,rshalls - Dl1
! PhaHtoms.
A. Lodge ivan DYKE and Gsorgls
FL DiXiss " Ed stars. rs Polish
Lancers W pa Bearcsr FIJI YanS vs..
DISTRICT
A. JAYNE tConant snd DAWSON :
Tigers vs. CO Wolves G-s Kings vs. Gil
HAWKS A. Couryile Nevada and p,
quindfel -G-2 Commands " Go Inter
media,cs.
A. y Of y H-2 Wolves VI H-io spar
, tans: H-q Ysnks VS. So Wildcats Hi
Commands vs. HIS Devil Dogs
DISTRICT
wood J--J-2 Twelfth st. Wonders vs. J-l1
Eagles: ia Terriers VS. J-7 spthrss J 3
Pirates vs. is Owls is Al-stsr'. by'.
A. Cooley (Hubbell and Chafortei
LU-4 Wildcats VS.. LII Thunderbols Ia
Gremiins vs.. LIS Giants.
DISTRICT VI
\, chsdssy High-M-1 Ravens " ~
Commands vs.. MIA Mudhens
DISTRICT y
A. Clark rark-N-2 Tiger Cubs Va NJ
Wolves; Nd Times Tigers VS. Nif
FLAMES Ma Bengals va. Ma Wolverines:
Nc Pirates ey p,srr,cr n
AZ Wilson Central and Lane Ri
Gremhns VS.. RS Wildcats R-l2 Eagles.
bye At Boynton tvBger and Warng'--
R.l5 Plumbers vs.. RIA Bears.
JUNIOR DIVISION
(An Games At 10 80 A. NJ
DISTRICT
At Carstens tChsrlevoix and lakewood
Al Lions VS.. A-l0 Jens As square
field and Eastlawn)-As cannelds w.
Al Bees
DISTRICT
A. Chandler Park Conner and WA
ren)-B.1 Cubs vs. R-2 Five stars Rp
BB.e's VS. B-7 Wolverines At Robinson
young and GroverD--B-s Athletes vs.
B-l Wildcats.
DISTRICT G
Al Lodge fVsn Dyke and GsoTgiA)--C.f
Hspcats vs. ca Minors. A. Pingres Pax
Forest and seneca)-C-1l Juniors
ca Minors. c. Juniors, bye.
DISTRICT u
D-3 Phantom Jrs., bye.
DISTRICT v
A. Lodge ivan Dyke and Georgia 10
Eagles vs.. E.2 Bearcats E-l3 links Jrs.
vs. rs Bombardiers.
DISTRICT
At Clinton (Greenlavn and ChaHontsl--
HIS VS. H-l0 Eagles
DISTRICT
A. Codd Woodrow Wilson and HaKsl-
wood -Jl2 Tigers VS. Us Yankees il
Cubs VS. J-13 Reds.
DISTRICT T.
A. Cooley (Hubbell ana Chalfontsi
Ia Rioters W.. Lux Maulsrs. Ii Flashe.
vs. LUZ Braves L-3 Indians VS.. La
Tigers
DISTRICT R-N
A. Wilson Central and Lane1-N-t
Bengsls W. R-li Cobras; R-l2 Deirsy
Eagles vs. RS Cardinals A. Boynton
lVisger and WsringD--R.i3 Twerps vs.
Ri5 Boners RI sanns WILDCATS vs. RIA
Parthsrs. NJ Pee Wees i've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

ever bestowed honors on any
other British subject that has
brought such universal acclaim
and praise as this honor be-
slowed upon Miner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
FOR MONDAY

The Wishing Well" has q
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
lnter-County League
SUNDAYS CAMS

It NM = UNTFN
inksfcr Lind a. NofthvfIt
De Roy az JAW so
Ama7n ~ Lincoln Park
can games 81 81 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
PRAISES HEARST

PRAISES hEahSi
There is no doubt that the
Hearst-Times marks manShip
competition is greatly response
bic for the intense interest In
Workmanship training" Elwell
said. "Since the first OF the
year 1 have approved more than
n dozen new rife clubs in De-
troit alone. Many of these
clubs have memberships run
ming into hundreds. Every one
has inaugurated training pro-
grams and are doing an excel
lent job"
Paul V. McNutt chairman o
the War Manpower Commission
says
Americans In war have al
WAYS been deadly against enc
mics OF their country because
Of superb leadership backed up
by high courage and great skill
In the use of weapons. To beat
the bandit nations which have
wantonly attacked us, our men
must be trained 10 make the
best use Of the superior weap-
ons with which they are armed.
"The patriotic program of the
National Rifle Association 10
organize the volunteer efforts
Of its more than 5000 rife
clubs and hundreds of capable
instructors TO provide pre-
induction rife training to our
men who are soon TO be called
TO the colors means more
straight shooting and makes for
victory"
THE National Rife Associa-
ton nationwide pre-induction
rife training program will give
an opportunity TO thousands or
American men TO learn the
basic principles Of straight
shooting prior 10 entering mill
tary service" says Maj. Gen.
Lewis b. Hershey, director of
national selective service. 81
am sure that all prospective
selectees will take advantage of
these benefits wherever IL Is
possible for them 10 do So"
VALUES RIFLE SHOOTING
Cndersecretary of War Robert
T. Patterson states.
LAS president OF the national
board for the Promotion of Rife
Practice, i have a high appreci-
alton OF the value of civilian
craftsmanship training and n
friendly interest i'm the program
OF the National Rife Associa-
ton.
ITO n soldier rife Is his
pride. Our national tradition OF
minutemen and pioneers who
won a country by their marks
manship Is held high by army
men now fighting TO preserve
freedom won with powder and
ball.
lnht IN why cHuOTsc pre-
Induction rife training. Such a
program will give to tens OF
thousands OF American men
and boys the opportunity 10
learn basic principles before
they enter the service"
In Detroit there Is not only 2
dearth of indoor rife ranges but
outdoor rife clubs are few and
far between.
The city Of Wyandot tc
through the cooperation OF Clay
ton s. Mcneil are al present
building one in that city. The
only range at present is the
municipal range al Royal Oak
DETROIT NEEDS RANGE
Detroit officials have often beer
asked 10 consider the building ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Washington Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-oids and up, .
Cloudy Weather
(Whiting) $50 so 2 20
Colors Up (Pens, 30 so 1880
Captain Fury (Haritos) } 40
Time :26 LIS, Off 3.l5A.
Crystal Torch. Nav. Anopheies. Dream
Fox Highthorne. Epiget, Discussion Hazel
Lee and Feathery also ran.
SECOND RACE 49, 3.y.sr-oid' and up
! High Htghness
Gallant Dick (JemaS $50 800
Gaylsnd (Bierman) $50
Time SO as. off 3.50iz
Bohs Way. Materialize. South Bound,
Extend, Fishers Pet, Trsnsbye. Baby
Gold. Ted o. and Mango G. also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3.yesr- ;, mile
Aflorsy (Whiting) $40 43.20 2 90
Valdins Sol tZufen $50 40
Tell Me Now (Martir1 800
Time 1:l2. off 4;24
Dove Shoot, Lady Liberty and Bolo
Tie also ran.
FOURTH -2.ysar-olds. 8. mile:
Zacapet (HAritosl 400 8 20
lockwood Boy (Pena) 40
Time 1913 3-5, off t,55lz.
Gay Orphan, Mr.. Rabbit Midwesterner.
Valdina Clown. General War o-American
Flyer and More Delight also ran.
pa. SABBATH entry--
FIFTH RACE-4.yssr-olds and up =
mile
Equistsr tMsr,in) 81 20 20 $40
Little Kiss (GrohsD so so
Parasang tDotterb so
Time i:12, on 5:27
Texton Boy. BegdA. Madigsma, Top
nsrd and Joan T. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up, 10
miles:
Marriage tBurnO 1910 $40 80
a-Thumbs Up tGrohs 90 so
AnticlmaN tBiermani 20
Time 2,o3 3-5, of 6.071z
Aonbarr. a-King's Abbey. Founders,
salto. Aletern, Marker snd some Chance
also ran
al MAYER entry.
SEVENTH RACE 3yesr.olds and up,
The Finest (penal 40 90 go
Pacification tPiercD 49, so go
Volcano CHaruosl 1000
Hometown. LADY Flame. Rock Hesiye,
Happy Pilot ana Hialesh also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3.y,ar-oIds and up.
country i, Jemas, 1910 $40 $50
Pumpgun CH3gCockl $50 3 20
Good Nsighbor CMsrtirl 60
Time 1852 Is track record, Off
1887
Gambtt, Kokomo. Relous. Inscolad He
Nan. Overland Tran. X FOUNDER and
y Bantam also ran
NINTH RACE 3.yearors and up ~
miles
Betty's Bob martini S20 20 40
Military Girl Penab 600 $40
Fee a. or Barney $40
Time 2:3i 2-5 or Z 80.
StArcress CuCibenns Song master,
JocksrAndo. Gusymas. Ksi-Hi and courtil
also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Entry Blank
Metropolitan Detroit
SoftbaII Tournament

Sponsored by The Detroit Times
Deadline for Entries August l
Team Name ................
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
DETROIT NEEDS RANGE

Detroit officials have often been
asked 10 consider the building of
an outdoor range, but so far
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Suffolk Park Results

FIRST RACE--4-year-olds and up "a
mile.
Fair Fighter CLotherl l3 20 $50 $50
Sun Ivy (Wthamsl 500 20
Silver Graft (Stevensonl 20
Time 1913 Is. of 2:3sla
Lina's Son, Liberty Sand Smln' Jack.
Smoky Snyder. Vsdina Tout and Tiara
alSC~an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Carriers! Check
Your Schedule

Because last Thursdays pro-
gram was washed out. teams ~
The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League will play virtually the
same schedule Tuesday All
teams are urged 10 check the fol-
lowing schedule closely in order
10 comply with several necessary
changes.
The schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

DlNlSlOn '.s's''' .'.'' 49, -
Please mark men or women.
Major Division: All men and women
teams competing 30 represent Detroit In
the Words Championships, Sept IL TO ~.
Glass "a" Division: All other men and
women teams.
Junior Division: Boy, IL years OF age
or younger.
Entry Fee: Major. IS; Glass "a" 81
Junior. ~.
Make all checks payable 20 the Detroit
Soubal Association.
Make ell entries 10 the Department Of
Parks and Recreation, SOC Eimvood,
Detroit Z Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

b-H W Haswell and a Gerald entry
NApprentice allowance claimed.
Post al 2:3O Detroit time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

thSI| RACE-2-year-olds ~ furlongs
Dustman Brooks - 90 $50 80
n-Ariel Game (HaaN 20 30
Good Show tAtkinsonl 40
Time - oa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
FOR MONDAY

xApprentice allowance claimed.
xxFive pounds apprentice allowance.
xxxSeven pounds apprentice allowance.
Horses listed in order OF post positions
Post, las Detroit timel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Bowling Tested That the