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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
sARArocA SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST RACE-2-y.sr-olds .. mile
Class Day Wright "a 90 1880 90
iAcksrins Cusrin 30 80
Blu. Falcon tHsnsmAn1 $40
Time 2 as. off iTia
chsne. Ihrsad' vslisn, singing Lifn,
Police Junior Ksy. Durham Boyith Love
and Afreet also ran
sEoosD RACE-5-y,sr-oids and up =.
skin Deep ,A,knsonl l27o $50 40
Joylne Permsne $50 40
Dawn Attack wright $40
woodford lad. Dusty. Pompion Gallant
Bull 'Noview AdelPhi1 FAiSeur Darby
DinEhs,, Colohis. Leaving and 'Soritky also
''9 9F,eld
THIRD RAcE-4-ysar-olas and up. about =
miles. steepleehsss
Mercator Leonard 30 90 out
Similar McCovern $50 out
Time J so s.s. off 7si1.
s.Biu, FUNK % and ssf coffman also ran
FOURTH RACE-2-yesr-olds. ga turlongs
star PHO, Kirkland 427o 1870 10 50
'Inrpc tPeTmanei 100 so
Tir1e iis SIS of 3o7tz
Mis- o. Cold chevslier. Boss M.hou, Our
Bully s-Booue sir Pennsnt. a-Filao. Des-
srt Ration, Be Courageous and Air Hero
'Field
&C whitney entry
YITTH RACL-3-yesr-olds ., mile
Fly WEIGHT Atkinson 2e4o 10 90 50
Darby Dunedin Kirkland SO 30
Greek warrior Wright 40
Time oa 3-s Oft 54S
Sir Francis, s-Piebesclt, b-MsEnttic stsr
e-,Grsst Power, The podS, and His Jewel
&C wid,ner entry.
bBrnokmeadf stable
SIXTH RACL-3-year-olds and up. Sis
miles
Al
Olympic Zenith Wright 600 30
a-stymie tPermAns 20
Time i.S6 i-5 eff az
Great Rush. Ariel FliEht and s-Bhghi
Gallant also ran
SEVENTH RACE-3-yssr-olds. / mile
willing Spirit
tMcCrearyl $40 $40 so
POGO Mas tKirklsndN $50 42o
sRsply Paid Luther so
Time i.3s is or Sn2
Biz BID Euala. Blsnel. Humoresaus Col
ieto stare Fire Fox master Calamity
Mshmoudess. Bonfire and Alouhl also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 4-yesr-oles and up, -.
miles
Bsii-the-cst ,mecr.sryl $50 $50 %
Proof Coil Bev foe oo
Green Apples fHGntmlnnt 20
Time isl. off S.4s
Attendant. Chance Mate Fiucky Boy
Asmsin. Happy Indian. War Master. Blu,
whistler. Brsnnsr Pass also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Willis to Box Eddy
AT Olympia
Top Londes' Show
Here Sept. IA

Leroy Willis Of Detroit meets
Bill EDDY Of Flint in the boxing
bout Nick Londes has arranged
10 head the fall opening show at
Olympia Sept Ia
These two outstanding eastern
Michigan lightweights are natural
rivals Each has conquered his
most formidable opponent. Leon
Spencer OF Cleveland, so their
meeting was inevitable
Willis beat Spencer in his last
bout. scheduled 10 decide h c
champion lightweight OF Paradise
Valley but good many OF those
who witnessed the clash m @
away with The impression Spencer
was beaten not so much by Willis
superior skill as by his own et-
forts 10 take off enough weight
10 make Willis handlers agree TO
accept the match.
Leon was leading until the sixth
round when he weakened under
Willis terrific body attack.
Eddy has met Spencer on two
occasions. In their first meeting
Bill suffered a fracture of the
clavicle and was charged with q
defeat by technical knockout
Convinced he was I h better
fighter. Eddy demanded renatch
as soon AS he recovered. He took
the decision handly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Nod for Armida, Snay

The BOYS who sail the eight
meter ArTnida have done the best
Job OF boat-handling here this sea-
son. George Gonyeau's ship. vir-
tually a clunker last summer. has
won six races this year and AL
ready has clinched not only the
Detroit River championship, but
the eight-meter long distance title
for the year. Armida won the
Detroit Yacht Club Bayview All
Day. Mills Trophy tracing Deep
Water 10 Put-ln-Bay Crescent
and Edison events.
Besides. Gonyeau, Arrnida'S crew
Is made up Of his brother, Jay
Gonyeau Henry Tyvaert Pete
Bayer and Joe Snay, and occasion
ally George Heath
Gonyeau gives all credit 10 Snay
and so does every one else He
fashioned the crew and the boat
into a winner. racing against a>
hot a group Of eight-neter sloops
as ever answered A starting gun
Years ago the late Fankie Sen
ter always said that Joe Snay
would get 10 be a pretty good
sailorman and We all know how
we'll that prophecy has worked
out. When you beat Snsy'S boat,
on that day, mister. you've been
out sailing The rowdy old buck
Is the master Of all things nautical
and he isn't shy about saying so
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Bobby Bryant in S, A.

Bilgewash: Bobby Bryant
(BlltZen, Shamrock, etc. u IN
South America selling steel
bridges, etc. A.. Ted COggin -
taking his place on Shamrock'S
crew In the Barthel Jimmy
Grove IL sending Manitou east
In October preparatory 10 enter
ing her in the Bermuda race
next year Leon Temple says
he wants 10 enter his i3-foot
sc ooner Moonraker in the
Nassau race shes nj his
Bahama home now NiteSSe
IL being plsnked and her keel
will he poured this week
Chick stodgell, II seems, II the
most underrated sailorman
hereabouts He didn't win
that Interlake title with Medic
on breaks but good, hard sailing
he'll be with Carl Gather
on the 22-square meter Icycle
IN the Sweepstakes And
Fiddler's witch will defend the
Edgemere Bowl again Monday
and she's got 10 win or Ma
wont have any place 10 keep
her sewing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS

FIRsr RACE-3-yesr-oIds and up. q mile
tfsfffiffs- -ei4stfsA 4 FEa e. 40 %
Cherry Wine tHiflsyl 42o
Fi-ins KIN My So Helen Aynss Great
Princess and AL After also ran.
sECosD KACE-4.yeAr-oldi and UP. - mile:
Nancy Fy Pay IL 80 ; 20 800
WnicR Clint tFlitsr, 670 400
Remembering iCsu $50
Time - as. off : 35ig
and Lady Liberty also ran
THIRD RtcE-3-year-oId'. >, m!s
Guide ,skosonssi, $50 $50
VsioinA Trail Nichols $40
Time l;l4 Is, off oe
rouRTH RAcE-7-y,.r-clas ., NIL,
Roman Bell, hislsyi isso ,sooo 40 40
Haley omar lskoronski $40
Time IA as, of 4 57
sunaEanS Sandy Pam Skin Level Dinner
Guest. Hurry East. Artens sno Avenue Bel
FIFIH RAcE-3-y.sr-oids mile
Trsdemsrk Thompson 1900 40 80
Preeismstion tWoodhouS $40 2so
BilheS Choice Campbell $50
Time "a OF 5 osia
Fire ship, Lisson. Jo. spsEst. X Durable
'9a srxfH Hiihi R.Gi-a.y..rsId. 1io Eye a, MILF,
with Pleasure
tSkornSkil IS 90 700 $50
FiThting Frank tCrohs 500 20
Mighty story fDodson 500
Time u As or 543
safe Reward Einsl Tower Lookout Dice
Buekhcrn, The puce, War. AlsesaE Aa6
sFvEsTH RAoE-5-y,.r-ola, and up. ..
rt
Thrs, Dots tHiElsyl ,7so $50 $50
Armed tDOcSon so 90
Ariel Lad iCrohst $40
Time II & ~ SIS
s-Si-natoT s-Aduiatcr ouicE Reward SirTa
Kappa Fighting Don and Roman So1 also ran
az ~ Wc0if entry
IIsHIH EsCL- 5-eCsr-clcs and Up = mi'e
Tirer Rebel c. nDpeN so 90 40
Hlsck Pepper Brooks on 80
Flrs Dust Martha so
Time IS of go
sun Flower Major jimmy. Didefoc and
Tgonv Lady also ran.
NINTH RACE-3-yssf-oie' H., miles
silvery Noon Brooks $50 $50 so
sheer Luck HiEley' 40 so
SurAr Chest Martin 800
Tine i.S7 of T.fa
ston.tte. Nostalgia, Fsyerbanks and Jseaii,os
also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Irish Baseball Nine
Sets Two New Marks

Jake Kiine's summer baseball
nine has established two new rec
ordS during tho season, which
closed this Saturday with a game
against Stout Field al Indianap-
oils. y
Last week. against Percy Jones
Memorial Hospital OF Battle c
Greek, the Irish came from behind
TO score Is runs IN the eighth in
nlnC, 10 establish a new mark for
runs scored in single inning.
Early in the schedule, Notre Dame
went 20 innings against Stout
Field. winning, 10. 10 create new
innings played record
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
CARD ATTRACTIVE

Though IL won't count in the
standings. the opening schedule Is
attractive Central and PershlnG
VIII be first 10 see action, meeting
Thursday, Sept 20, at keyworth
Stadium
ON the following day its West
crn " Highland Park, Mackenzie
vs. Northeastern AZ KeywOrth
Stadium. CaSs vs.. Wilbur Wright
Miller rs DENLY Northern ~.
Chadsey Eastern VS.. Southeast
ern. l.. Of y. vs. Redford Cooley
and Northwestern at L. Of D..
Stadium is listed Saturday, Sept.
p. and the following day Ham
tramck and Catholic Central tan
glc IN their annual game al Key
worth Stadium
Tire Cooley-NorihWeStern and
L. Of D. High-Rcdford games will
be played AZ night
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
BIat+ Back After Red Cross Duty

Meyer Batt Wayne University football and basketball
player back in the junior college days and recently
Der of Southwestern Highs athletic department is back
after having served with the American Red Cross Guinea
Cpl Jack Cotton foobaler in 1942 is spending 30-day
furlough with his family He reports Sept 20 Camp Polk
for reassgnment Jack the Purple Heart with cluster
He wounded twice during the campaigns the Marshas
Sapan and Okinawa.
Victor Dene, breast stroke place winner in the 1912
National Collegiate Athletic Associations championship
received medical discharge from the June 25 and
will return to Wayne this fall
CPL Bill VanVleck, topnotch basketball and baseball per-
former at Wayne from 1910 through 1943 is in Detroit fur
Tough from Fort Mcclellan Alabama. Bill physical
doning instructor at the fort and playing baseball with the
His twin brother, john is with military police
outfit in Europe.
1t Edgar Whitley" Larimore captain of 1941 football
team, back in grid harness Larimore physical training
instructor in the Air Corps Officer Candidate School,
Der of the Maxwell Field, Alabama team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

for nearly A year, 1t. (ig) Paul
Juntunen, Tartar basketball ace
from 1910 to 1912, was returned
to the States for pilot training
and received his wings in the
spring. Paul was in Detroit for
a few days following the COM
pletion of his advanced flying
and left Monday Tor the West
Coast.
Capt. Pat Savage, co-cap-
tain of Wayne's 1910 football
SQUAD, is in Detroit visiting his
wife and family. Pat flies an
A-26 at the Florence, S. c.,
AAF.
Cpl. John Coates, catcher
on the 1943 baseball team, is
stationed at the Army War
College In Washington, ID. c.
His play with the AWC nine
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Star Pilot Wins
AT Belmont

BELMONT PARK. y Y Sept
! lNS Star Pilot, owned by
Maine Chance Farms, today won
the $4,000 Hopeful stakes Al
Belmont Park. on the closing day
Of Saratoga at Belmont meeting,
The brown sickle colt won by
two and quarter lengths down
the straight Widener chute ir
l.l6 3.5 for the SIX and a halt
furlongs TO further botch up the
2-year-old picture
4c paid off today Al S4270
1890. SlOsO Inroc a field horse
wound up second at SIT and $3.50
with Revoked recent winner Al
Washington Park third AT 81 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
FARLEY, BRINK REUNITED

c. ]. Farley and Harold Brink,
the Grand Rapids duo who won
at Birmingham, have been re-
united for this tournament. The
defending champions, brothers
Fred and Lowrey Hammer of De-
troit Country Club. also will be
in there swinging again.
Among the out-of-town golfers
entered is A. F. (Bud) Kroeger,
scratch player from Washington,
d. C.. who has w. B. (Babe)
Crawford of Pine Lake and De-
troit Golf Club as his partner.
Kent Zimmerman, chairman,
annouces the tournament is over
subscribed. In other words there
isn't room for all who have sought
TO enter and some must be turned
down.
Fridays qualifying round will
he followed by two rounds OF
match play both Saturday and
Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Expect us Boats

All courses have been laid on the
American side of the steamer
channel again and the races Will
start off of the Crosse Polnte Club
at l0.40 a. m. when the eight
meters get away They will be
followed at fve-mlnute intervals
by Il other classes in this order,
racing-cruising, RS, Skies, 30S, 22s,
Cruising. Stars. a-lIandicap, Cs,
Is. Ck-T c m. 1l0S. CK-FFA,
b-Handicap rs, Internatlonals,
Lightnings, Club SlooTK. Vineyard
Havens, Snipcs and Sea GullS.
Chairman John Painter expects
o record entry Of around II boats
n the wind IS upstream.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
HutsOn Refuses
Packers Pleas

CHICAGO, Sept ! tUP)-Don
Hutson. Green Bays great end,
turned deaf ear to Coach L. L.
Curly Lambeau's pleadings he
play one more season with the
National Football League cham
pions
Hutson maintained his stand
that he played his last game when
ne scored IL points 10 lead Green
Bay 10 a 1877 victory over the
college All-Stars.
but you can't quit now after
game like that" Lambeau
argued, "how about one more
season."
But HutSon refused TO bulge.
He said he would finish out the
season as Lambeau's assistant
coach and not as a player.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Spiindrift
D. &c. Sweepstakes
Should Be a SizzIer
By GEORGE Z. VAN

II there's an honest breeze pre-,
vailing for the classic Detroit
Yacht Club Sweepstakes which is
being held on Labor Day this year
there should be sizzling races in
Just about every class.
It's getting down to where the
boys are scrambling for points for
season titles.
For instance, Charley Buy
sees Last Straw, and loot
Gmeiner's Apache are having a
close scrap for the point lead
In the racing-cruising division.
And while they are battling each
other they also must watch Cap
o. A. Johnson's SpOokie, Ledge
MitchelPs Soubrette, Clare
Jacobs Revelry and others.
Spookie proved she II slippery,
winning the Crescent regatta,
and S0ubrette Is overdue for a
winning gun.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Auto Club Nine in Last
Ditch Battle This Sunday

for the championship a. North
western No. lat p. m N
Two semifinal contests in Class
3 are also listed this Sunday.
Johns. winner of four straight in
the playoffs. takes on Griffin, and
the other survivors. UAW la and
UAW l54. are paired Loser of the
latter game will he eliminated,
Both games arc carded for North
western IS
Meanwhile DE SAINTS. which
took the Glass ID title last week
is in Dayton. o., competing In q
national junior tournament.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
GREATER GAME
GREATER CANE By Edeer Hayes
1t. George Bell Back in u. S.
After 2 Years in Pacific
BY Edgar Hayes

1t Anvil Dixon swimming coach for several years
lie Naval Air Station has been transferred California.
coach in high school Missouri before joining navy
1t Dick Gallagher formerly stationed Crosse lie
at Georgia Prefght will return William and Mary end
coach football and head basketball receives
his discharge.
1t George Bell, from Eastern High and later captain at
Purdue is stationed In California. lie spent than
two years In the south Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Golf Pairinqs
At Lochmoor
vHIDAY, SEPT '

iooos m-Jordsn and H.rrud. Jerome
ioIos N Gent ann Msses, Palmer and
10 o2o.m-P,E.l ana oconn.ll. serr.
bauer and Loranger
10 3Oa m Open
io4Os m.-Biddlng,r and Mann issr
"io'sos m-zinn and Howe. Henry and
ii 10 oo-connor and Smith. Elliott and
lilo, m.-op.n -.
II 2os. m--BiSEs ana DieH 70" sho
III So, m.-Pf,fter and Scott. LsniIan and
/ - s6 n -Rrokren and Maccullum, Rich
.rdson and BeckenhsvFr Jr ,.,,-.-.
- 90 noon-Hsfrison and Lsnkin isffries
anp f2 os % p m-wilson and Patrick, Harrison
''p i2io Gi'r m -sorsnson and ptlon. Douglas
'"i i7is p n m-Minney and Lynch. Davidson
"p IA 20 ,. -rumsy and Wilson. Berry
np i23sp m.-osvslt and Pony. re,rmsn
'"p Ia so"Roaeh and Driver Emolr and
- 7s-Eseh and Css,ricnm Barr and
IL as ? m -Esch and Castrieun' Barr sno
i24o -Hscauoi and Meu.nberr'
i24S ? Brown and Melvin Jones and
i3so m scott and Hsrdir. FISHER and
i7sS ? m-Locp and T.sk.r. Lewis snd
On -Koes ard Fay. ssyle" and
io5-suek and Dr.drioh. Moniesl and
10 = m -wsysnd and F.nvies, Whiting
lis . m-wsltefs and J,uns P.ro and
10 .. m-H.y ana partner, Jsssel and
i2s-Riod.n and Dragon, Rankin and
30 ?. m-Farl.y and Brink'. N.t,l, and
55-GeorEe and Daniels. ospl.s and Me
Sabb
i4o-crsvford and Kros.r; Conway and
Kosten
I4sp N --w.l1u.y and Mcdonald Payne
and Mcdonald Nl.
i so--AeEsTnsn .ns Merrill, sslneId and
iss-Rob.rs and Mclaughlin. Mcconnell
q 90 ?. m.-Esece and wheeler. Barton and
4 os , m-necusn and kemp. stoup and
alo >. m-Rysn and coot, ~in,ns and
= 2is-Burd.tp ana Mcdonald. D,s,re.u1
and Ford
z 40 m-Ah.rn and Taylor. she,hsn
and Gould
4 III
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Rochester Eleven
WhipsCdse in Opener

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 1
CUP) The University OF Roches-
ter ran almost AT will over the
Case College eleven of Cleveland
in the casts opening intercollegi-
ate football game today. winning,
IS TO s. Midsummer heat kept the
crowd down to less than 5000 and
caused loose play by both elevens,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Miss Kirsthner Wins
Crosse lie Coli Title

Miss Irene Kirschner won the
Crosse lie Golf and Country
Clubs women's championship Sat
urday. defeating Mrs. Ray Jacox,
{ and 6.
Mrs. Thomas LennoX defeated
Mrs. William Crebs, 3 10 2, in the
first flight. Mrs. Otto Bleimeister
defeated Mrs. Charles Nixon. ! up,
in the second flight,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Auto Club. defending titleholdor.
makes a last ditch battle 10 stay
In the running in the Class a
plsyoffs of the Detroit Baseball
Federation this Sunday
Arthur's Club. unbeaten in the
pisyoffs. can capture the Class A
crown by defeating Auto Club In
. game listed for 4 p. m. az
Northwestern Field. +
Auto Club, the division cham
pion for the last three years. has
one defeat charged to II in the
slininstions.
Fnelists in Class + are Catho-
Ne Central and Macs. They clash
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Veterans Dot
.Lo(hn11oor List
Whiting, Ross
Are Among Threats
BY NJ. IF. DRUKENBRoD

Servicemen and former service
men dot the lineup of 90 pairs
who Will compete in the second
annual Lochmoor invitational golf
tournament the coming weekend
Their lineup, incidentally in
cludes what looks like one of the
strongest teams in the tournament
Dick Whiting and Jack Ross
who in the happy pre-war days
cleaned up about everything in
sight in state and district junior
competitions.
Both received medical dis
charges sometime ago from the
services, Ross after more than a
year in hospitals following wounds
suffered in France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Races at Leading Tracks
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-si 500 claiming novice and
apprentice riders. 3-yeaT-oids sne up.
Ackwsn fHsrtNick 400 2s0 $50
Fold Under lWirthi 500 10
Charge tFoggiGnoi $50
Hsmridge nsnEo blue Mate Eyerstar.
HsT Aelhsl and Little Maid also ran
TIDY Moon vas left at the pos, when gate
failed 20 open All vagen refunded
SECOND RACL-si 500. claiming. 3-yssr,
olds and up, fuTlongs
sP.,, Pststy@ tSs sdS l%irth hs.m l'2o 3SoSo to
BallaSeoiAs tJscobsl $50
hat. 'Phillis b. prumon,, seebeshse, Rock
wood Jesn and 'Kings,one also ran.
THIRD RACE-si.s 500 claiming. s-year-
Precision Layton $50 20
Ssmbo Hart 40
Prospect Boy squseu, AK Ne wsddy
and suppler also ran
FOURTH RACE=S2. 600 claiming. 1-yesr-
olds and up. l-ls miles
P'isH ssi, Ltsisn I.ls 'sfEon I.yon 400 sso s 3tSS
sherlock Remillard $40
Yans % Bomber Nish, step Mi,ygcsy.
AEimuth and Brown Mate also ran
FIFTH RACE-s7 600 elsimIng 3-yesr-
ods and up. furlonEs
Hogan Jacobs 1850 $50 20
FsttAcairn tFAvoritsl 50 no
War Counsellor watson 30
Time l:l3 Is.
ConnAught CahOrs Alagnes Ed NJ Calm
Port and Young Buddy also ran.
SIXTH RACES 600. The Ladies' Hsndi-
car. 2-yesr-olds 5iz mTlongS
ls-Wee Admiral Birieyl 5 90 2 % ~
sArel Ace Jacobs 10 so 20
Billy Bumps (ClaEgetti co
Time Os As
Pere Marquette A-GregAlach V0io sun.
Bright Steel and Little Keith also ran
ar, s MCLAUGHLIN entry
SEVENTH RACE-SlO. 600 the Sir GAIA
/ had III Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and up. 8
I furlongE
LeyStAn fLoTurcol 10 80 $50 2 so
s-Pis Tails iWlrthl lid so g 90
Many Lands tcaggetp 1880
Time i:I22l5.
/ Diamond DICK Bold Question. Annie Reply
a-Darby Dimout All Good and Royat also ran
s-Bomsr Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-S2 500 Combination Purse
3-yesr-olds and up, l l-i6 miles
Sir Sprite tFsvoTite) 400 20 80
Saku (Birleyi 500 90
Victim Watson 90
Time ss is
Count Double. CARS Pc, and Gsnsdo also
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
VICTOR, KRAVE ENTER

Capt. George Victor of Crosse
lie, a veritable one-man team, is
back with Hugo Krave as his
partner. They are out TO square
accounts for their failure 10 quail
ify for the championship flight at
Loehmoor- year ago. On that
occasion. they bowled over every
thing in sight in winning the
championship in the first flight,
Good old Tommy Sheehan, who
again is hitting 'em for the pro-
verbal mile. is paired with B. G..
Gould of Detroit Golf Club, while
Sgt. Walter Burkemo, still recov-
ering from wounds suffered fight
ing the Nazis in France and Ger
many. will team with Ed Haas,
the big wheat farmer from Spring
port. Mich.
The Lochmoor tournament also
will mark the return 10 competi-
tion of Col. Lewis L. Bredin Of
Detroit Country Club. one of the
greats of amateur golf in Michi-
gan in the old DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Derby House Openings

There are two teams openings
in the DENLY Senior House 900
Average League, which opens its
season Sept. IL. Call Nick Bios
som az AR. e44e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

has just sold
his 65-f o o {
cruiser. which
was his sum
mer home. 10
"a Is ffal o
beateF
BOnny was
X n q " n to
every skipper
and crew on
the river be-
cause { o m
modore SUM
M a q MI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

ways loaned her out a. judges
boat for regatta. lie u taking
up sailing In = bigger way ..
wants n New York '32' =. Who
doesn't?
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
News About Wayne Men in Service

Here is about various Wayne athletes in
the service
After having navgated PBMs Of South American ports
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
a Sad Guy

Most forlorn guy on the river
these days IL Commodore Art
Summerlee of the ID. Y. &. who
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
GARDEN STATE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-2-year-ods 5. mile
Teimehow snellinEs $50 500 $50
Daredine Young $50 20
Carolina King tGsrneTt $50
Time l;l4. off 4ois.
pelievt Colkonisn Ls1, Brsgrsrt On the
River. Praneing Ted, Jittery Joe and Wary
sEcoSD RACE-2-yesr-olds a. mile
Aamuli snellingt' go SO 90
ChEnticleeT VI Mo0dl so eco
Gsyward Young 50
Grisn. R6stheoe1. nay jay. Flamsre and
N Im1nS "a nAchM3-yesrolds @ and Up. =. mile
Tedious Miss Cherry $50 90 so
a-Afiel Mission Buxton 80 2.5o
c-POst hAste kirk 20
Time ll2 -, on 42lz
Gay BrtEsdiei. FAalte. knfeIisln meni
s-ssros, c-Caesar E. and Flrst son also ian
s-pCnuomo euTy-
c-Colgstf Farm sn'fy
FOURTH RACL-3-yesr-ods and vs. A
G.51 GoIset ,w.n $50 9!o $50
Milkwhi,e Barr $50 90
Mia Lavender ScsWthorn 2.I0
Time IL As. off Ala
Hippomenek and Festher-Bob also ran.
FIFIH RACE - 3-yssr-oos and up, II,
Fini r,adls .LOnsdenl $40 $50 2soo
Bon Jour Gonzalez $50
Time SO AS, of 4ei5
skytrteer. e-Ricks Raft, e-Houndtn and
HAStsYills also ran.
CIV Hels entry
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-oldS .. mile
Burning Twig Buxton 40 $40 7o
ZAx tSeawthorneJ 500 90
Sheltie tCheTryl 10
Time II as of : ~
BelWyn, Milestone, EddieoW and PtlupS also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-3 3-yesr-ods = mile
Sole Psrste breen so 90 70
PussaTdo GONZALEZ 5 20 20
Abis P6oeettl $50
Time ia 3-5. OF s So
Sir Jinx war ArchiNe Spsriscus Reply
Bret LimehouSs Hector also ran
EIGHTH RACE-3-yesr-oldS and up is
miles
Justice Nap ,Ericksonl 4iio 1910 a7o
Fight Man tConIAleZi $3.50 - 90
Pilot Star Kirk IL 40
Time i.A7 5 OF 2sik
OId westbury MIX O'SullivAn Biz Dottis
Major Action ZunA Dancing Archie swing
SHIFT Miss Monarch and Elbasan also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

has attracted the notice of several big league scouts
Clarence Dobronsk, baseball 1914 1945 mid
shipman at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.