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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
Anbrosia

The Japs have concocted wonderful new food a tasty tidbit of rotting wood and starch, fermented and sundried. If Hitler, as hinted, sails for Japan via sub marine when things get too hot in Ger many. he ought to be in good shape to .seIIle that austerity diet. Rumor has 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
Selected Poem
CHANGE OF SEASON Helene Mullins in The New York Times)

Autumnal trees. shake down your dry leaves now; My youthful dremas have lived their summer
 through,
 My heart has grown less wayward and my brow Is calm; the hopes have gone-the deusions too. I do not fear at last to begin new Season nor need your pity to endow The bare years with falsely burdened bough, seeming wealth of beauty no longer true. Autumnal trees, shake down your dry leaves now.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
Your Health By pr. William Brady

SIgned letters pertaining e per- sonal health and hygiene, not % disease, diagnosis Of treatmeilfs Will be answered by pr. Brady If . stamped self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Letter. should be brief and written in ink. 70 reply can hc made to queries not conform in9 tO instructions. Address pr. william Brady. National News. paper Service, 320 West MadisSn Street. Chicago. ILL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06

that times are already so bad at home that he has given up his former rich diet >of Persian rugs and is currently munch- ing on domestic hall runners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06

world and to any semblance of iI- ternational balance until explicitly and implicitly the nations of the world agree that God is the God of all men. And there will be a new motive in human service and de- cent consideration of one people for another only when men confess and put into operation the principles of the Prince of Peace.
 (All Rights Reserved -Babson
 Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06

Vote early, or vote late, but vote any, how, that's date! Citizens are earnestly requested to vote (aside), and let your conscience be your guide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
Washington Merry y-Go-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Congressional Election Vto Important Thot for President Hope Lasting Peace Depends Whom We House Senoe Then Names Men of Both Parties Likely Work With Any President WASHINGTON November national election  pal President Roosevelt and Dewey had the billing most
  the bttest, toughest n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Postwar Airways Mapping Out
BY.PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington COrrespOndent)

For perhaps the first time in dip- lomatic history an important inter- national economic conference is go- ing to be held in goldfish bowl. 1t is International Civil Aviation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
Current Comment

One thing is certain-th from our enemies we may expect nothing but hell on earth if we lay down our arms and put ourselves in their power.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. D.
WE MUST SEEK PEACE

WE MUST SEEK PEACE
 Few people would dispute the statement that the basic cause of the worlds ills today is that society has departed from certain we'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06

certainely cannot predict, still less uarantee. the end of the Gere- man war before the end of the sprin or even early summer.
 Winston Churchill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-06

Copyright, f944, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Inc.o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Caribou Scores
Upset Victory

NEW YORK. Oct 7 UP)-
Caribou. ridden by Ted Atkinson
and winner Of but sSl0190 in Is
previous starts this season, lunged
ahead in the stretch and went on
10 score a handy five-length VIC
tory over the favored BolinGl oke
in the fifth running Of the sos 600
added New York Handicap al
Belmont Park .oday
A crowd of 36005 fans turned
out for getaway day and saw the
victor, a 5-year-old son of Mr.
Bones, step over the long two and
a quarter mile route in 1853 fiat.
Pot o Luck. a Calumet Farm
c-year-old. which hadn't won IN
five previous starts, came from
far back. with PCrmanc aboard
10 capture the 74th running of The
$4,000 added Champagne Stakes
IN a photo finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Catholic Eleuens Play
is Games This Sunday
BY TOM HARPER

straight triumph a. the expense
Of tho Pirates, who lost their
opener to Redcemer. 12-6. Re
decmor meets St Cecilia which
was swampd by LourtieS, 40.
Co-diviSlonal champions IN the
second division. ST. Paul on the
east side and ST. James, west side,
open their 1914 season. St Paul
is. the guest of ST Vincent while
ST. James meets s. AlphonSuS.
St. Francis Xavier third dlvl-
sion champions. m &c { Sacred
Heart in their divisional hcadllner
SCHEDULE
'cs,rolr Central vs. S, Rsnecie' u P.
a. I,es fled
Lourdss a. 81 Theresa
R,cesrtr A. S. Cs-!.a
S. Joseph a. s, LAc.sa-s.
$, Anthony a, De Ia SAFE.
s, PAU a. 81 vincent
81 pfiup a. - Rose
rst Bernard a. Ann4nc.s'lon.
8, P'ia a, s. Frs1srrk
81 Nary tP O az 50 Mary ~
81 James a. 81 AlphouEuF
s., Francis XAVIER ~ Sacred HesIt
81 Leo - s. Patrick.
shrine a. 81 Clement
'Sonleague games
+Nlshi game MACK PsIkl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Rifle Group Lauds
". R. Hearst
Don GiIIies OF Times
Chosen NRA Director
Special to THE DETROIT TINES


WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Prais-
ing the continued interest of VIII
liam Randolph Hearst in the
promotion Of rifle craftsmanship
among citizens of the United
{. b Lister, secretary Of
the National Rifle Association.
opened the annual meeting and
election of officers here today.
"NT, Hearst and his newspa-
perS throughout the country
have contributed not only In the
promotion Of craftsmanship but
also Ia the success Of American
arms ON all fronts" SAID Lister.
In the course of his address and
report on the activities Of the
association for the past year, he
propheSlZed sporting arms and
viii become available
IN almost normal quantities ~
the spring Of l945. and that
tremendous increase IN the num-,
Der Of markSmon and markSman
ship competitions Will be seen>
shortly thereafter
Don GllheS. rife editor Of Tho
Detroit Times. who has conducted
the largest indoor tournament
ever held in the nation, was
director Of the National
Rifle Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Record Of S3,618,848
Is Bel al Belmont

NEW YORK Oct. 7 tUPl The
all-time world record for betting
on A one-day racing program was
smashed today, when 36.005 fans
AT Belmont Parks getaway day
card. churned S361s.S4S through
the mutuel machines on eight
races
The previous mark was set on
May 20, al Belmont, when So
562 I'll was wagered
Caribou gained surprise five
length triumph over the odds-on
favored Bolingbroke in the SIS 900
added New York Handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Arena Gardens
Show Oct. 10

Arena Gardens VIII bow back
into the Detroit boxing picture
Monday. oct Is with Lou,
MarudaS, a newcomer m the pro-
motlonal field. staging Gve-bout
show with Leroy Willis and Billy
Miller, Pittsburgh lightweight. IN
the nam event.
Miller. whose FIVE wins in De
troIt included a victory over
Benny Goldberg. former state
bantam champion. recently beat
Lulu Constantine IN Pittsburgh,
The l9-ycar-old Willis has had
y bouts since turning profess
sIonal last January winning them
all. six by knoCkoutS Recently he
defeated the veteran Sammy Par
rotto in a well-fought eight
round match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

10 tell what he saw.
Ralph Young, popular athletic
director Of Michigan State, will
rush back from Lexington TO give
the QuartcrbackS the inside story
of states game with Kentucky. It
is the first meeting between the
teams.
Gus DoralS and Joe Bach viii
have inside football on the game
between their Lions and the
Brooklyn Tigers. while Hunk
Anderson VIII come over from
Cleveland to relate what happened
between the Cleveland Rams and
Chicago Bears
Bob Murphy viii have some in
tercStinG news about the Michigan
Minnesota game Fritz HclSlcr
assistant 10 Paul Brown al Ohio
State and now a lieutenant AT
Crosse lie. and Edgar Hayes will
report the Notre Dame Tulane
contest
Ii viii be a banner meeting,
enter aiming and Informative.
There IS no charge except for
lunch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Have Star Gridders

Maybe the Yankees should step
over into pro football. They'd
have a nucleus of Snuffy Storm
weiss. who starred al North Caro-
lima: Mike Garbark. a former
Villanova fullback; and Hershel
Martin. who was a Snake-hipped
ball carrier for the Oklahoma A.
&, NJ eleVens. .\.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

happy fan, General Manager Lew
Cromwell thumbed a bundle of,
tickets to the next game, inquired
Can we do anything for you, Mr..
Zilch? mo, no." replied the
visitor, II helped found the Lions
Club 25 years ago in Huntington.
w. Va. so when / saw your sign
/ thought I'd drop in and see how
the Detroit chapter was getting
along. I'll bet you've got it all
over Kiwanis."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-3-yeag-oldS ana UP. LIS
Mars snnn BAILEY 1870 $40 42oo
Bolivar tNtrllssey $50
obisoo' Prsstorisn Lady juliet, Mary.
mick, Nostradamus and Psirlst also ran
SECOND pAcE-2-y,.r-olds. a. mile:
Conference BROOKS 700 50
Ted Gardner Martin 40
Contrary Mary silver Fir, Miss Observer.
Runaway Flagshiiter. Cracks and Fan also
. THIRD RACE-s-year-olds s.. furlonr
P PI,J f pstP s s266si 40 ss99 80
A9 T,l,. wight N s,, 40
Vsldina Clown Damie sand storm, Bo-
hernia. Quaker. MI Rabbit and Hemite also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-o-yssr-olds and up. e'a
cooling sprins Brooks $3.50 1000 sac
Tine 20 is sn tsa,s,.. No.,
uful II and After sonoo also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s-yesr-olds and up, l mile
So, ... o fssss Bailey 4so 3ssoo 3!0
Bolo'S Choice Nichols 90
Time LA ~ 3 IS
s-Rosy Brand s-Msrtisn Esplno Cold and
BuShRhAckcf also ran
s-Happy Hour entry
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and W So fur
longs
SIRIUS tB0diouI 1900 $50 40
Happy Issue N0rrisevH s 80 M
Challenge We S.oronSN 40
Time lis Is ~ s4a
Cold Princes Harriet sue signals Bloke
BrEht willie and Sisnator also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 500 Allowances
Grade Z 3-ysaT-olds mile and 20 YARDS
Chance Game
Campbell 40 80 4 ~
Gauahue tSkoronsNI 40 20
Good BID Martin &c
Time las IS ~ 6lqi7
AnAlka LeayenWorth TWiX', Cloverlsnc
ana Rattle-De Bang also ran
EIGHTH RACE-sl 500 allowances Grad,
r s-year-olcs and ~, ! l.i6 mile,
Cobegro Garner 90 90 %
Sentiment sake Skoronsh 500 a.
Quarterback Bailey Q sl
Time ~ Is. or 6'Slla
Toy-Ou8y Best Birthday. lmpene'rab,e
sunny JACK Opening Bid Hasty Message AnC
Rush Act also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Casino Vet
With Dodgers

When Frank Wurm, Dodger
Southpaw, toed the mound re-
Gently II marked the first time
he had been on a diamond since
1912 Despite all the baseball
played in the army this lad from
the 1912 Olean club had missed
out on all OF IT, lie saw service
in the Casino battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
THEIR BOY IS PLAYING WITH CARDS

This is Augie BergamO's
family. Augie, you know,
is a Detroit boy playing
with the ST. Louis Cardinals
i'm the World Series. The
Bergamos are; Left to
right, Sandy, l3; Leo, p;
Esther. ID, and MIR. and
Mrs. Joe BergamO. The
family lives at 2172 Mel
drum out on the east side.
Augie played sandlOt ball.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Worthwhile Selections
FOR MONDAY

TUN MONDAY
IuN- Bill Carleton, Josedaie Plot Rose ~
M ont
second Re,, Mary Able. doom. King
Oesndsr
Thlrd-Rm Carleton. Lakeland Lsddie Rose
q Afll0nt
FOURTH irc Orsnder Ethel McKAv. Doom
-fftrr=fUTrlr Ga-'auf Heart ROtsl
SiVth-Ecen cash, Baron Able Midnight
NcEAy
seyen,h-aaJant Heat Predden,-slsc,
R-y8l
Egt'a-Bsran Abbc Dr. Billy, Mcnilh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Crowley Is Victor

Crowley Minors softball tc am
won tFc Grass a championship Of
The Plngree Park League for the
1914 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

has been WOUNDED m INC SCUM J
hy his parents he is u the mar
in the battle area for four month
Wallv NowaCki rs starting rll
Air Station this fall again e.
Iic PLAYED with Northeastern ....
Other, on tho team include Bob
Staubcr. The nation No ] scorer
la>' year and star half back on
Missouri a couple OF years ago 49,.
J.. llgI Quentin Thompson a
pitcher for Hollywood in the Pa
{ Ic Coast League and II. Pay
ton Jordan Of Southern California
GRID PoWERHOUsE
The Second Air Force team
from Colorado should have one Of
the strongest service e.eNens IN
the land Among the players
are is, member, Of the l94l
Washington sea-, team the only
team 20 rcst oregon stare Rose
RowNcramp.ons that season y
They\ AYE l. Billy Sewell L.
John Holmes p, Cole Rer'ro
and Il NICK SusoeN and SGT Bill
Remington h.f0 IN no OUT
e. are Il Glenn DohhS the most
~ liable PLAYER ll| no a.i-s'ar
gare THIS year. LrH Ray Evans.
Kans and Dom | f'fw.iolGh q
Teyus ~
Russ G,p,r ~ N.emesn State
whose home. is ln Detroit. is also
a member Of the strong squad -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Rockingham Results

FIRST RACE -year-O'dS and up. p, mile
Hslcyon Bos Torres so 90
Time Is as. Oh ~
Farfai' Amour B1srchsl Msrvyn Leroy
Blue Bootiss centupt Trimmed Ssbaus
Alpine tisht and Taking Wsys also ran
SECOND RAcE-4yesr-oIds and up a,
slngirs Heels
iWeidAmsn 1850 so 40
e s.iS go'if f 4i:nt 1900 s s'SS
Red Ted. Voucher BIS sister ConoWinRo.
Lost Cold. Lucky p. and Tresmonu.r also
ian.
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr-oIds =, mile.
Nancy Corner
tMcMuilen $50 24O 740
HslharAn Bail7arettil 2s0 40
Miss Pegs siStoI A 40
Time ia. or 1.O7is
JACK straw. Henry Payne ship Dr.. Cody
GGmdrop and HyvicS also ran
FOURTH RAcE-3-y,ar-o.ds ana up. $,
mile
King Leroy ChsfNr $3.50 I3 50
Media Luna jenkins 40
Time "a IS %! as.g
Grsustark Cream Dairy Lady. Matte sue
Pare H. Boyssn, Adviser ard AoGuoW also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3.y,sr-oldi and W >, mil,
b-Smsrt Bet Baigars'N $50 $50 2 40
Texas Sandman fWelcsm8n $50 . 20
No Wrinkles tJenkips so
Time ll3. or GA
b.Mintlock. vsieins crsn, zies5rInd and
Bridleour
SIXTH RACE-3-yeal-o.as and ur lie
miles
star VIII ChafnnI $50 $50 2 40
OvIt Trent. $40 no
Patriotism Roberts ~
limo 50 les KAnAr Run rambunc-
tiouS. Phrlmorc and Chance Cross also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yeAro,d, ! l-ie miles
Broke Canning 90 p 90 80
ChiconA tTurnbu'l z 20 -
RurAnde jenkins 30
Time I - 2.5 ~ nsi.
Maybe Miss Besnisn Ne0trist Ticco and
MlSSmeunR Also ran.
EIGHTH Race .yesr-olds snd up. / lis
miles
queen echo Roberts 400 90 $50
Snsrefherud IJcuklnfI so on
Country style - NcKeever 10 40
Time 81 J-5 off 31l7.
Taceiettc or SHORE JAcscsrt. one % Two
and Fort spin also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Altoona REC. ,. 'i 4sls s,s'''AS 1. s's g.,
Ioios Or so-urs Esrs SsrueN. sundays
20 A ~ Or we.oS, Urrt 40 Ate %
AMBASSADOR 9 @s. s5HA5fts ~. ~.
op,n Bo~iirQ an Day Shfufcags sunday frrr
70 A.N Tut Clo'irs w'stdaV Tu :; After o.
ART CENTRE ~ 9. 9:.,, ~ rs " ,,53,t
op,n Bo.hra AT DAY Saturday, ard SuodaJr
Frs. pahirg Gtcslisr' Trs-,so-'ato7 farh'i"
BEACON REC, =, An.,, " 1000
OPENINGS ~ SATURDAY hfTtFNooh
LEAGUE rs 10 szi Average
BOWLING GREEN s 49, s.StS'O 10 ~ :"
op.s so~uos AL DAY SATURDAY. .nd Sgrda!,,
10 An Ur'd ctourg. "eesdaN TUl "
BRIGHTNO0R .f -ai,' s ttfS'll az as' 90.
10 Brand hs~ BrU0'-'cs c'0t'0Nia Au'I'
Opso Bo~uos AL OAT SATURDAY. and sooohii
CADILLAC 20 Aa ~; ''s' rs SGs''t Il ua
araS DOUBLES TODAY Az
uIrtn ooubLEs SATURDAYS AT p
o,cno .-s5 WOODWARD is AtLtrs
GASIhU Aie'coolro
.lrhCuF OPENINGS hEt STltL fsAlt ARLt
ruts THURS AND rPioAr AZ F'o
orurruutu 9llgo 6RArlor Ayt
Geh ehhiAl E.~ s.Mh' aos',d'' so.'
op,a so-loa TODAY Ur' 90
v,,t Our B,au'ifu co's'sh louns' - l'n''
CHENE. TRONBLY $3.50 !, s+ s!ss,,., r. t.,. .''
p,e No. 10 Ert,r or l.Nar os'ra''rsp'
rouro,,. rrui,, clo~ NJ, t"oi No.. ~
CREST LANES ~ " Att9ss 20 40,
NOME OT TEE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLAsNIl
vIslr QUA srAGT GAR. CoCKTAit LOUNGE
DETROIT RECREATION s iHtiT'' q S.. s..
u.rtAn LEAGUE OPENING rutsoAT
AZ $50 p "a Bthurtfut ALttFs.
EAST WARREN T eao, t TAF', y 900 s,;'
HAvI OPENINGS FoR go.rtAs ltA6ut
MONDAY t.rEAm TUESDAY At p. ".
FOHT-BLVD, REC. ai' s ~ 50S'i il {" s. NJ
CAN srtLL ACconaOoA1E MoR"i.6
AFTERNOON AND MiohlGHr LEAGUES.
c,nnru nrn 4l7o WOODWARD IT 2.ssso
6AhUeh htG' CENTRALLY -ocAIto
oprH BOWLING TODAY FROM .. NOON
UsTlt CLOSING. WEEKDAYS uhrlL ,. :"
GRAND CENTRAL ~ 1wt t.SST W y s,s %
pl,a,ur, n Bowl a. ouis's' bll'r n Detroit
Good Irso'pora'oo FSc'ii'i's eo'-St'' Car
GRkNDWAY REC. ''''' S S5 VS. S''''.
o,., eo.lioo saturday, srd Sunday su osIgr'
efsno NJ. lane, Beautiful Cocktail loooas
ot BALTIMORE. ~
GRtN LAKES WOODWARD Ma SOS
An 90 Alleys Available tor 0rt0 bo~n0o
saturday, Sundays from 10 rW C'oHno.
HALL -00DDS - ncaiGss a ~
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AHD SUNDAY
A Minute, from Oo~otc.n. Ample "h1'ns.
IMPERIAL REC '' lssTSAt Tq'G Ioci Il
90 MODERN ALLEYS
ORE, ry,y GA, Until Hidrlohi MA 'Is'
]. ]. WILLETTS "7 'f "a l.,'i! '''
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOG CABIN 20 ' aItG Ss' 70 s.iioo
uoe,r NJ. naoaasmeot opsn eoriine Sstur'
s,y. SUNDAY, weekdays Tu6P ". pars see
,,r,.r ~ 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
corpIs,,ly nod.roilsd. Cocstah lounas.
1895 Gar Jefferson a, ta'ila~n. hu s3'2
LUCKY STRIKE ~ rvs G stSO. ' ~ 9;.,s;s
optH BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, NOON 70 "
MACE,BLVD. s,,l MlSS W.. wv s.s.
oeIN ALLEYS MONDAY rHRU SAtURolY
evIRY IFTtRsooH FROM q soos ON.
MOTOR CITY 20 S spnN'S "a s7s,
AtR.coNpITIoNEo ron YOUR ,oMFQN
sIt OUR BEAUTIFUL cockrAit touNst.
unpIu run I7los los cAmPAu. ssxI
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
sesi GRAND RIVER
hUhIhWeSIthh ~ ALLEYS ~ s.oit'
opIs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
wEGEpAYs UNTIL n AND N'tB "
unrrtuouIu isls0 FAST wARRES Near
NJ lhbhAm RERCossrttLD ~ sisi
IoPgE BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
NOON UNTIL CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Weeks Metro Grid
Schedule
TRIDAT's GIANTS

Weusrn 81 Pediord a northern ., DENLY
d IN EsFerr 81 fefshing. las Wilbur
Wrirrf - Stuth western. 20 Northeattsrn
a. Sauthsat'ern 3 so Hsmtramck a. High
lawn F&rk 81
SATURDAYS CANES
Cooley o, hscksnus t7l Central ~ y. ef
. HiEh t23oi. ChadIey at Northwestern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
BY Lewis H. Walter
OFF THE HOOK
Terry Reardon, Ice Star,
Is Wounded in Normandy

so CAN'T CIGARETS? There only five
left of 32 members of the Winnipeg Light Infantry
when the German machine finished rafting in Normandy
Reardon former Boston Brun and Montreal hockey
lucky live English hospital seriously
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Belmont Park Results

SUI H.tA ti't ga
R-l BiaCe entry
SECOND RkCE-2yrsro0es milo
Hal IGuerin . oo go 20
Hum1reSqus WeGfupcl 3l5d u 10
Tirc a. as or 2osig
l.hnsPori Eudan. Rotsr' ilo-Bee1 Wise
Curs' The Tlnr Herado'us Eoi~ss' Con-
vc'ian. Bob Mann ana bread Basket. also
risrd.
TuRp RAcF-a-ycsroa. and M miles
Eysi Arche' oHeu $50 $50 $50
Heneksar fJennlr. $50 50
Good Chance ,Enhcr'Sf 2 30
Time 3 ~ s-r cff 81
Parma Ercmon and Frederic II also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-7-yesr-olds mil,
Pot Luck Permane $40 $50 so
Sir Francis lNehrtensl y 10 Il 90
Lbtys Reward Roberts IS so
Time J 81 a. or u
Adouis. sea swallow ship CAL Chief
Barker Unconditional stage Fire and s-Bia
Her3'f a.So ran
B!ookmeade entry.
FIFTH RAcE-3.yesrolds and up a, mile
ssmboromh1n KEEPER $50 50
Time Ill OF ass
E.rdia Fsrv Winter, AL Brsh, and
Exra Base also ran
SIXTH RACE-3-yesI-olds and W. q.
e s.i,. sa.. l4 :, ,.,, 1890 27oo
Cuat Rush EggHt 90
Time 3 40 Gifted go
STRATEGIC rars-t' sni ARROW Post a,so ran
SEVENTH nacE-7t,, ,,e. ana ua / lilo
E... CO .Joas. 1000 10 30
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Another Gala Monday
For Quarterbacks

Another biz meeting The Times Downtown Quarter
Monday the Fort Shelby Hotel
all football fans welcome 10 attend
Vapey. coach at Michigan was al northwestern
scout the Wildcats Mchgans Hell be the luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Coo|ey.0pens
With Victory
Champs Show Way
by Beating Central
BY JAKE BERsoN

Paced by Cooley High. 1913
Metropolitan League grid cham
pion, four favored elevens romped
10 west side victories in opening
league contests Saturday.
The Cardinals turned back Cen
trail, 26-12 u. of d. High BANKED
Wilbur Wright. $50; Mackenzie
downed Chadsey, 1870, and North
western tripped Western. 1916.
Cooley started with rush
against Central, scoring twice In
the opening period. Dick Lane
tailed after the Cardinals recov-
cred a tumble, and shortly after
John Witherspoon plunged > yards
for the second marker
PASS TO SCORE
Lane passed to Al Noble in the
end zone for the third touchdown
in the third quarter, while in the
final session Yves Reynolds dashed
Is yards for the final Cooley
score.
Central's pair of touchdownS
were set up by passes, with Ed
McCallum tossing 10 Bob Reyn-
oldS for the first in the third
quarter. The same combination
led a drive to Cooley's ; IN the
final quarter, Wayne Beighley
smashing over.
u. of d. High scored in every
period against Wright Joe Parke,
Dick Ryan, Marty Calvin and Bill
Evatz accounting for the four
touchdownS. The Cubs added a
safety in the second period
PINK is STAR
Don Brown scored the first
Mackenzie touchdown against
Chadsey. He ran IL yards in the
opening quarter to score after the
Stays blocked kick. Tino Sa-
buco added the second on l-foot
plunge, and Dan Mckenzie bucked
over from the Chadsey 6 for the
third.
Hal Pink was on the throwing
end Of three touchdown passes in
the Northwestern triumph He
completed 20-yard heave 10
Fred Knack for the first, and
| tossed one Is yards to Knack
again for the second Pink found
Johnny Damiani for another
/ touchdown in the fourth quarter.
good for 10 yards.
Western scored when Bill Chez
die intercepted one Of Pink
aerials 10 run 5 yards for the
touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
WAYNE ATHLETES NOTES

The Filters played Iowa Pre-Fight
Saturday
WAYNE ATHLETES NOTES
II Frank Babjnsk is now at
Camp Croft s { Ii tLg)
Ralph Be'kcrS ship was in the
NarlannaS -Saipan IN particular
Ralph said L. Flynn came
back from one raid with daylight
showing In the strangeSt places
through hi. plane
Capt. Don BoSsi, a coach a.
Michigan State rs now 4 director
Of athletics ~ the San Antonio
Aviation Cadc, Center Io
was 4 frequent visitor at The
Detroit Time, Downtown Quar-
tcAhack meetings No star o'
theN Smoky Hill Army Air Field
so,thal team is Pfc Fron'z Cor
hglof Detroit He has a rec.
ottl of Is wins and one loss, in.
Gliding several no-hit games
1tt WAVES AZ Crosse he have
Ada linz team AND plan wa'chs.
SO Dbl teams around Detroit
There also "a l2-teRm league az
The Naval NAir Station fdr .en-
listed men IN addition 20 a
league for officers.