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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
POLICE WEAR BLACK

A few burned-out automobiles
appeared to be the last remnants
OF civilian vehicles but it made
no difference because there -lSn'l
any civilian gasoline anyway.
Civilian police m black uni
forms among the few Japanese
allowed SldearmS were on their
toes everywhere
| saw one stop a ShlrtleSS. OH
vlouS cN-Soldler on the street and
make him return home 10 get his
coat before proceeding. The sol
der was plainly indignant but
the policeman was adamant and
won
These young men Just out of
the service all meet your eye
coldly but there is no defeat in
their faces. any more than there
was IN the faces OF the Sopho-
morIc-looking Japanese newsmen
who descended on the surrender
meetings with cameras and car
TIeT pigeons,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
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Illusion
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
SWARM OVER GUNS

ms Correspondent Lee Van
Alta, who was aboard the trans
port with Eleventh Division Air
borne troops, said that six BIOS
immediately Swarmcd over the
offending gun positions but re-
ported that he was unable 10 OBJ
serve any action they may have
taken.
But on the whole. the JapS were
complying strictly with the peace
ful orders Of their emperor.
Col. Francis Gideon. chief Of
operations for the Far East Air
Forces. said that the high Jap
commanders who met him at At
Sugi Airdrome made no effort TO
disguise their fears that over
Jealous patriots would make at
temptS against the lives of uneS-
cortcd Americans. They were
fearful this would happen during
the early hours of the invasion
when the Japs sail held numerical
superiority,
Eleven Jap army divisions were
i'm the Yokohama area Just before
Macarthur made his initial trl-
umphal appearance at AtSugi Air
drome Thursday afternoon but his
entry into Yokohama was not
marrcd by any incident
OCCUPY 20 TOWNS
Fifteen to 20 towns and VIII
lagos south OF Tokyo had been
overrm by American dirborne
troops marines and blucIackctS
as the occupation entered its
second day
ReuntorCement> still were pour
ing into AtSugl Alrucld 10y plane
from OkinaWd and into Yokohama
and the Yuko>uka naval base by
landing craft from q huge feet In
Tokyo Bay More than 10000
Americans already were ashore.
More than 100 SupertortrcSScS
and an escort OF fighters circled
over the Tokyo area on watch tor
any sign Of Japanese treachery
All guns were loaded and .
manned.
Patrols Of American troops I
from At>ugi and >caborne units I
from Yokosuka linked up ln the /.
vicinity of Yokohama and quickly |.
their hold on The tri- /
angle bound by the three cities.
OCCUPATION DETAILS
Con Macarthur was hard atl
work on details of the occupation /
90 his new headquarters
American new -Wcu already I
have yenurcd from Yokohama I
into tuhhlo-hr7pod Tokyo. bur
NpcAuhm was waiting 70 build /
l3 . larger dud more Impressive |
'c1fe before formally Qcrupyng (
'ht raUrt7' Iio wHt n0'ct Tokyo /
within tkr ngk' IcW days n0WCvHr Z
Adm IIslsey whose Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
REASON FOR SECRECY

This material, he said. is being
kept in this category upon the
recommendation of the COM
mander IN chief, L. s. fleet. and
chief of naval operations, Adm.
Ernest j. King. because of the eN-
treme care which has been neceS-
sary to safeguard information in
the hands of the navy department
and especially the sources of that
information %
Walsh quoted the navy inquiry
report as stating that this lnior-
nation was not transmitted 10 the
commander in chief of the Pacific
fleet or TO the commanding gem
cfal of the Hawaiian department.
No facilities were available 10
them either m the fleet or IN the
Hawaiian area where It would en-
able them To obtain the infOrma-
ton direct They were dependent
solely on Washington for such in
tormaton9
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31

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Pearl HdrIbor
Storm Grows
Continued from Page One)

(OOntinued from rage Onel
matte reports 10 Washington on
the eve of the attack that the JapS
were about TO strike.
Senator Walsh lDl of MaSSa-
chairman of the naval
affairs committee. declared that it
was his understanding that a por-
ton of the navys report was still
as top secret"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Spiindriift
Sailors OF Next
70 Land Of Grapes
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Next weekend. for the SD
straight year. the sailor boys will
be off 10 the islands in Lake Erie
where grape Juice is found in a
highly-annoyed but palatable
state, where fish flies move in
clouds, where accommodations
and food are rugged but where
yacht racing is at IT'S best.
The island is Put-In-Bay and
the iamboree is the Interlake
Yachting Association regatta.
Sailors bring their boats from
Detroit, Lake Erie ports and many
small craft are brought By truck
from Ohio's inland lakes. About
40 local boats will be going.
From 200 10 300 various sized
boats will race in the 3-day series
starting Monday, Aug. s, around
the courses off Rattlesnake
Island.
Long distance races TO the
Bay are scheduled for next
Saturday night and Sunday
morning from the Detroit River
Light. Other fleets will be rae
Ing from Cleveland, Vermillion,
Lorain, Sandusky and Toledo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Softban Tourney
Entries Large
Defending Champs
in Times Event

With four days remaining for
filing entries, 25 major clubs and
27 Glass A teams have entered
the Metropolitan major and Class
A softball tournaments sponsored
by The Detroit Times.
The entry lists close Wednesday
al midnight and drawings are 70
take place. starting al S o'clock,
Aug. 8, with first games that
night at Mack Park.
Both Hudson l54 and the
Bomberettes girls teams. defend
ing champions. are among the ma
jor entries Of 20 mems and five
girls teams. There were "a en-
tries last year in this class.
All teams desiring 10 enter the
series should fill in an entry blank
printed in the Times, and file II
with entry fee at Mack Park or
the Grand River Recreation Cen
ter by midnight Wednesday.
A first place tiff is on in ID
with Firemen meeting Clyde anc
Springfield locking with DeSantis
Springfield is the leader al pres
ent by one-half game.
Drawings for the eliminations
will be made at Tuesdays meet
ing az Northwestern Field House
al 8 p. m. Candidates for the fed.
Grafton offices in 1916 also will
make themselves known TO the
managers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
All eiqht-Mefers Goinq

All Of the S-meter sloopS, seven
all told, from here will be racing
AT the regatta. They are. Con-
wego Venture. Thisbe. Intrepid,
PlntaIl, Shamrock and Armida.
The winner of the s-meter Sc
ries AT the BAY qualities as the
ILYA representative for the Bar
thel Trophy races tentatively
scheduled for tho South Shore
Yacht Club Of Milwaukee late in
August or early IN September.
The SlN-meter class Will rival
the eiehts in popularity with a
representation expected 70 include
Sprig. Solents, Challenge. Norec.
Question Dunn. Dodo and Medic.
The eights will race In the deep
water event 10 the BAY Sat
urday night. starting at q p. n,.,-
as will the cruising ships like
Bitten, Apache, Last Straw.
Estrellita, White Heather and
Msnitou. The skies will race
directly over on Sunday morn
Ing, starting al 3 a. IN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Carriers Begin
P|dyoff Series
Detroit Times Photo

PlaYof series In the Detroit
Times Carrier Softball League
will open Monday in both the ma
jor and minor divisions. There are
"a teams in each group and the
series will be played on a two
game elimination basis
The teams playing in the cham
pionship series are the survivors
Of ia that started the season two
months ago. Despite the bad
weather most OF the teams have
played their full schedule Of
games.
The season will end Aug. 10.
The city series Will be played
Aug. Is, l6, II and on the 20th
the championship teams will 90
20 Chicago. The Central States
title Will be decided when the
Chicago clubs come 10 Detroit
Monday. Aug 27, for three
games.
The first round of the playoff
series follows
WLsr SIDE
MAJOR
Monday, Juiy 20
= Liens " ", consu,ror Roosevelt
~ Bsrss.t v rinn,r Of J-s vs. J-s
Eor'nVesffrn F.sIc : a.
"a Fithlinr iriIh vs. MO chimpG Eooss-
rs wnfu v, "a T.rron Custer sehooi.
no H,.esI " MA indians Norths,r.rn
E.l4 Llenl vs .E,i3 oasVoOa Bears South
MINOR
- r,a, u Ms slderind,r' Roosevelt,
jiH s.e, " NJ, sacsn.vn. Roosevelt
- Tirsr, vs. IA r,rni,u. custer school.
R..4 Prospec'ors vs.. Ri Detroit Ysnn
EAST SIDE
MAJOR
MondAy. JHly no
Esras Gsu,Ehsr Ti,ld J a.
Bs AGsy BoyE vs l7tsr ~ Ez IS rs
came. CslsFhsr Tisld a.
D-l5 Ph.ntonI v c-I wudcsu. C,lsEhsr
Flf1 ~
p.s Merchants v CT J.ru. Gallagher
Flf.d -
A-s Giants vs. C-3 wolves. GsuIrhsr Fisle
!. e.
clio wolves " rs Cubs CInsthsr Tislo
2
BBst u OF cueunse1 Chandler PARK
e.
As Mi1Fs'I evs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Detroit Results

TIEsr EAcL-t, 500 e.Lm.nr 55sar
Tartss'r l.. ,siroa1 $50 1890 100
= 2'-5.'''1 2'r. ! :. t.:'"'' e: 90
War corm4nisu' Pi,t Pa, Brsaa!n and
sWr I. Wef ,ntry
srco>p RAcI-,l.s 500 GAINING 5ge,f-
g. sna " l.,'-- - 'l''hfi an an sso
4. s.-4l Z. Tifs- 5Iaifs 80 10 so
Fss, Ae.rs p..aps- Rur' ce.r-
aNrurp = Var 'Arso GH. Pc &'a1c'
THIRD RAct-,i 500 eluulnf no0e.
yfs1Ti, xi5., o,!7 z,s'yH v,r 1910 o:oo SO 90
Fs-sau sonnsrrlsl 50
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MiTfs,ioa suI7, Ts-, vteint Po.ss'
FAttfYyn LofArsf snc Prl!t Pc as rsl
wen. egt eIqlahhea and placed thir1
rirrH hAcI-.7 COG. hs y.1o r.sa
Bo.1 Qgesu'n
rrsy piyI scgtlocs 40 40
Nie, Admiral LhsrisicE $50
s. Di,n., .H,nry xniTs, a-cooa Ge.aF
s-Ht L Wolf sniy
SIXTH RAcT-Ss 900 N. Gallant Fo1
Handicap s-ysaI-o.di. 9 :uHonu
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
| 7 Seek Spot
In P|dyoffs
Federation Clubs Gird
for Final Chance

For II Detroit Baseball Fedora
tion clubs this Sunday is the Sun
day, for on winning hinges their
prospect Of making the ehmlna-
tions starting Aug. D.
Battalion Seven needs one game
in the Firemens division In D.
Del-Ray, Detroit Camera, Jay-Cee,
Kozaren, Gene Tunney LourdeS
and DARN Armstrong each Is
through with one more defeat.
SEVEN IN "E"
Seven also are in the line in "E'
Macs. Catholic Central Re-
serves, Yankees, Wayne Cubs, Fal-
cons. Titans and Lauth Dixie
requires one success in B. The
lead match in that division is
JAW 154 against la al CLARK
Park. Each has qualified for the
championship rounds.
Auto Club, Ash and Parisclear
are set in "A" Arthur's must take
one from Paris 10 make the .50(
mark. And If failure is the result
Arthur's still has postponed
game 10 play off against Autc
Club. If necessary, it will be rur
off al Northwestern, Tuesday a
$50 p. m.
In every division but the Fire
men and (, the two-game knock
out prevails. Firemen and "E
use the one-game plan. The cham
pionship Firemens game will b
played as part of the annual Fielt
Day program at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
AnSUerS to
Sports Fans


Q-How many of the major
league umpires are former ole
league players?
Ask. george Pipgras,
Charlie Berry and Eddie ROM
mel In the American League
and Jocko Conlsn, Babe Pinelli
and Butch Henline in the Ma
tionsl League.
Q-How old is Bob Feller?
A-Feller will be p years
old in November.
Q-What did Tommy Holmes
bat last season?
A-Last year his mark was
.3O9.
Q-What major league playel
holds the base circling record?
A-George Case, Washington
outfielder, circled the bases in
1875. bettering Hans Loberts
old mark Of Is and AS.
Q-Are beavers A game ol
fur-hearing animal, or a rodent
A-Rodent, although listed In
Michigan game laws as fur-
bearing animal. The above also
applies to muskrats.
Q-Is il Joke or is IT true
that there is a bird in this state
that can fy backwards P?
Alt is no joke. The ruby
throated humming bird nests In
Michigan and spends Its sum
mer here and can fly back
wards.
Q-What is the Michigan state
bird
A-The robin.
Q-What is the Michigan state
flower?
A-The apple blossom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Special Boat Service

BlLGEWASH Ollie Dustin. the
Pu'-In-Bay boat man. saws his
steamer Will leave Detroit for The
Bay a. Q a. m Saturday. Sunday
and Wednesday and a, l. noon on
Mondav
Put-ln-Bs> was once the sum-
ner haHgOut OF the southern
srlstocracy 50 or more years
ago, according ~ Commodore
Harry c Kendall who vas
there he S secretary Of the
lrterlake he remembers
when Jefferson DAVIS daughter
presented the prizes IN 1893
the band played Yankee
Doodle and YOU could denNthe
air with Delaying pm as
the southern gentry suifened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Times Rifle Shooters
Fire al Irish Club

Rifle shooters who were COM
petitors in the Hearst-TlmeS rife
tournament were guests this Sun
day Of the Irish Rifle Club at It's
outdoor range on Coldwater road
C23 Mile road al the end of Ryan
road
They were competing in A two
match event-one for experts, the
other for beginners. Cash prizes
were 10 he awarded 10 high three
IN each match. No entry or reg
istraiton fec is being charged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

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l'sfy v'f owe 20 - -
s9sfn trh3 '0sfnt 80 40
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IHikb ktf-s-yeAf-o.fi "a turlcaT
Hers H-s Trent $50 80 20
4tff Tlt"l' bstaF 80 80
hll p Sesbr 20
Time 90 r" 1..
trtrf Dance, E.st q. S1!Ue snd joan
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

drills and the coaches have been
we'll pleased with their showing
to date. They hope the two full
scrimmages will give them a little
game experience so badly needed
by the green squad.
AT East Lansing coach Charlie
Bachmar is using motion pictures
Of scrimmages to acquaint his
squad with their mistakes. Pic
lures are taken at stated inter-
walls so the boys can see for them
selves how much progress they
are making.
Bob Ludwig Of Muskegon has
been a standout in the summer
drills with his passing. He is a
freshman and if he continues the
work he has shown TO date may
captur~ a starting berth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Michigan Eleuen to Hold
Practice Tilt Aug. 4
BY EDGAR HAYES

University Of Michigan football
candidates will take part in the
first of two full game scrimmages
next Saturday afternoon at the
university stadium. The second
game Will close the summer drill
period the following Saturday.
In one of the backfelds for the
first game will be Joe Ponsetto,
the only veteran back at quarter
Pete Elliott and Warren Bentz at
halls, and Jim Foltz at fullback.
The other quartet will be Howard
Yerses a letterman, at quarter;
George Chiames, from Freeport,
Ill. ar fullback. and Walt Teninga
and Henry Fonde at the halfback
posts.
The Wolverines have been max
ing progress during the summer
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
GREATER GAME
BY Edgar Hayes
Daue AbramsonN Now Playing
For Bob Feller's Club

Dave Abramson who voted the most valuable player in
American Legion baseball tournament in 1914
member of Bob Feer Great Lakes nne He catcher
for Beaudy Post that won the title last year and is playing in
the outheld for Bobs club.
Sgt Lamar Davis Of Niles Mich is the star pitcher OF the
Army Air Forces Redistribution Station Atlantic City, AT
the last he had pitched three nohtters perfect
game and onehtter He has IL He pitched
for while in the Michigan State League and then with Bendix
national sotba championship before entering the service
Lamar is holder of the Silver Star the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross and the Air Medal. He gunner heavy
bomber that sank Jap transport in the Bismarck Sea- sending
900 Japs their He also shot down Zero that day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Princeton, Rutgers
Renew Relations

Americas oldest gridiron rivalry,
that between Princeton and Rut-
gers, Will he revived this fall.
The game will be played oct. q
al Princeton. The teams haven
met since 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
ENTRY BLANK
METROPOLITAN Detroit SofibaII Tournament
(sponsored by The Detroit Times)

sponsored by The Detroit Tmes)
Team Name
Managers Name
Nanarers Address ...................
MARK East West North Downriver
DIVISION Entered
Mark Major Men, Major Women, Class A, Junior
Make all checks payable Detroit soiba Association Major s1o
All others S5 . 4
Mail entry blank Dept OF Parks and Recreation
1912 Grand River fIi. ltI l'I|
Junior entry before midnight July IS
AL others midnight, Aug. !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
II. Tommy Doreis Likely at Guam

1t Tommy Dorais, of the Lions COACH through
all the bitter fighting at Oknawa without receiving scratch
He was the only who landed his LST who wasn't hit
during the long and bitter campaign He believed to be at
marine rest camp, possibly at Guam, where hell into
old friend 1t Paul White University of Michigan
who Is athletic officer there
Schooboy Rowes team which the first half champon-
ship the 14h Naval District League in Hawaii defeated the
Pearl Habor AStars recently Bob Harris who worked for
Connie Mack the winning pitcher Dick Bartes Navy
Asas handed the San Francisco Marines defeat
the recently.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Years Add Speed

Stella Walsh has been a track
star for 20 yesrs-and in her
twentieth season she ran her fast.
est 100-meter in liz, a worlc
mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
GARDEN STATE RESULTS

TtRSr EtcI-3ysar-olas and " >, n.l'
Chire com
scaVtN~fu 80 50 ~
Enfa nf''a Layton 80 m
The DsrAndsI YeunE 10
Limsheus war re,s Csuut TiEht Surss
lee tsr-10 N'r0n r m slsl' selns
SrCnND RACE - 5-yoa5-o,ds and W. .
Bria,s Biscuit
On'siope Lynch 20
T,ns / ia ~ or 7i4is
f,ir rind nd md KnIsn, c.rpy also ran
THIRD RACL- 2ytsr-oidS miS, an
T1nctgsl schmid $50 50
Chanticlstr fWooo 10
T,, Ias.r di p.in,a, is vi Tni,t i, pni4ls. ana
fcuR1A R.cf-. s,y,srci:, ~: .oo
C'l.,.,t C',..,., ,yss,; Ss,s,h'rn' 300 ,5o IN 2o
Ptntin sn,liinf,i 2 80
Photos zss ca Rridt, Cod Boy East
TITTH RACf -3.yssf-ol-t ,no gr mue-
Fehane' Ciafk 20 20 20 ~
Nsp Moon Gilbert 10 m
CeofFs Caso fYr40g 10 90
non jour HssteTu, sw Tracer X, Rolls
Sun Hcrod and Arf Brown also ran
SIXTH RACT ].ycar-o.ts and ur ',-ri!,
Ptttirt iWstisl ~ 10 -
4ims IA as M S s7o IA .E
r,A.t.., Aas,,, '-P0s p'', y Spssi,i t,o S~ Has
sTvTNTH RAcL p 4-yssr-oidi ana w.
vsldlna Brays Root $40 Scoo
hgSsamr s's.,t eof- w
T5r.ss lrr or ~ For. oli ssgSoH Paul. .tu Bs Back
MUS Gams ,nt sandy Tral ,,o isn, 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Good for Ruffnq

1t is reported that Red Ruffing,
returning TO the Yankee pitching
staff after his hitch in service,
got a $4,000 contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS
YoR AOSnAY

FIRST hcr-7-y.tT-el1i nree
alehrnone :, J'c Aear' 40 tzs m
W., 9.,..S, S,r5' D.e."n s,eS $50 81
rms : 7a4s oH 49,
X per.s' 9!.s. 80, 80 ss."s &C.. CO ,!c 80 a.,
M' Rose Eshioi' sne puqu,Ia' sIto ran
STCoND RACT-7 vaf-c's' q, 49,
rif.r P,o. fischer so IN
r-. - J.. er747
nay IN ~ Bst virr, "a-r NJ -"
CIR, .na In.r Eisn, .,s fsn '''
THIRn CL-2-ysar-olei g.; fufI-rF,
WIN Psssurs Bailsy $40 % m
isuTs fRodiou $50 so
Time Z os As 80 alV4
Amsrs cif Pay. r.e Tine snt over
FOURTH RAcr-4y.r-oas and W >,
Rudis,u0f LRsn'p 1900 $40 80
FHI Cry P1ciou so 30
r4'i''hers Filner 90
Grss, Rirp.s. ciyil lib,r', X c ca.
and Hur Hon H1r siso ran
FIFIH RACT-sy,sr-oia, and W =. urs
siFrs Ksrrs Bates 3o4o i2so 2o
Su11.e Bale SO 80 80
Time l27-S uH Sloi,
Boiu,, Nv T,t Rambler 'L'pno Cod ana
NAVY Cross also rsr
SIXTH R.CE-7.y.sf-c1s ?. un,
sly SonE Brook $50 200 90
r.Knnckdoun Dodtonl $50 90
mighty story psilrv 30
Time ! - of -
inroc s-ssfs Reward h-'0no .fff'i0r
Frank h-issm Primo srlueky Lea. AAmond
Anf c-S'sr rii0' also ran
s-Church entry
b. Thsau entry
c-hsin Chsnce Farm sn'rv
SEVENTH RACE-3-ysn-oias ard W J..
miles
LAYOUT Adam II 20 40 90
Mighty Lucky tGrohSi 1850 90
JtnsTica lTrutchks so
Time S6 as or rs
Stsrcreu Happy Pilot Tsss Winf Bue
Pa and Fi1riSsn Beau slso ran
EIGHTH RACT-7 .vetr-c.dt ana up ?, mile
Donna Brand TruschkI 2i4o Y % 20
pafsrram south $50 3 80
Nv Nieht Fisher so
Time Is Is on s 81
plaidloch MseiAnsS Hssf Futht Volcano.
Ifstehit Be- Revere ard vinum also ran.
NINTH RACL-3year-oias and up, Ia
miles
Miss Tttntu
tLitgsnbfrtsTf 20 30 ~ 2 ~
RsdrocE Cenyon tCsmrbeur |720 on
Flunr HoE'eA BrooNI so
Tirs w 4-b eN 7si7
n NJ Htod Ront rsy Paintsr He''
Harris BIZ Brands son and ornsiisA also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
With Don Gillies
IN THE OPEN With Don GiIIies
Eating Habits of Fish
Rule Luck of Anglers
IN THE OPEN

fish bite and when the best time to fish," writes
a reader Of this column.
Samuel Minneapolis welknovn FISH expert recently
exhaustive study the eating habits OF several
tha hhemen luck does always hinge
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

TIRST EAcI-7-yaT-oie, 50 flrlear
Pr,N' Rlrsisae e2o 7etso -
,1ar,n5' ,@Ir-.a., SM,z 200 80
CoEs our colsrt AHouna winaou S-o0-
- WicrursanA. se~sd up and Bunny
srCoND RicL-5-yan-o.1, =. nrt
rl, r.'nr.n $50 10
T-ynsn9v Snl1erI z 20
KS 1--WE Jsrobe jean pay and Alison
rum RAcr-7-y.srola, =. mn.
sslge Y.n1er Srles, 1880 80 20
Dairy Dnrrsr R.esr', . 20
rlrs IS IS on 50
Mountain Roar CNff Fsett A~rt MA
nlfht Cil Pegasus. SsnstsT c. And LsrAsv
FOURTH RACE 80 s.ys.r-o.aI and up >.
Ti5sr cal Atkinson $40 $50 cut
Who Goes Thsr, tArcGrol 24O out
Colchis snidsr ou,
Time - as ~ $40
FiTfH RScL-5J,ar-olas and W l sis
e-s,yrs P,rn.n, $50 20 80
sFound,u Rsmerphsi1 40
sYsnI Ii,S barn. Wsr Trophy orgn.
s.sn. d-Flsutht ana aolympie Zenith also
s.w H,n .ntrv
bMn ? p Jacobs entry
f-HAvAhons s'aNls snfrv
SIXTH RAcE-3-ysar-oldi. lis miles
He Cot There
fAtkinfor 10 so A0 IN
Army Rest WfithN 40 20
wire Hritr Leblanc 40
or 4aai-
Piru Reward. stare Pre- and Gansn, son
also ran
STNINrH RAcE-5-year-o.as ! lis miles
pharason PermaneI 1870 On 40
First S'aCe KIRKLAND p 20 10 so
Rfniv PAID Luther so
Time l47 on S2si3
Intact ArNl SHOW. cave Man Th0r Nah.
woudnegs ard Wise Adnirsl s.so ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Times Artist in Texas Camp

1t Charles DuFour, who An-Southeasern Confer
tackle for Tulane Is back in this country with
record few equal He served three de-
sroyer and took part in the invasion OF North Africa Italy,
Normandy. southern France and, finally. Oknawa
AL Ducke who drew sports cartoons for the Times for
many years Camp Wolters, Tex, with infantry
training battalion.
Robbins athletic officer Percy Jones Hospital has
been made major and Louis Grower Of his assistants
first lieutenant 1t Grower is old friend Of the Tigers
Eddie Mayo.