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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
Beech School PTA
Sponsoring Annual
Hullowe'e EN- Festival

In line with a well established
custom which the Beach Street
School PTA hopes to acquire most
of the money with which to car
~ on its activities, the annual
Halloween party will be spon-
sored by that body, October 81.
1t will take place at the school
beginning at 600. Ice cream, hot
dogs, candy, peanuts and cold
drinks will be on sale at outdoor
booths and sandwiches, cuts OF
home made pie and cake, and cof-
fee will be sold indoors.
There will be a ghost house,
fortune-telling, a prize walk, fish
pond, and prizes for best cos
tunes.
The grounds will be lighted
and a large number of PTA MEM
bers will be on hand to make
the entertainment "spooky" but
safe Halloween night for the
children.
Children and adults from al
over the city are invited to be
present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
Sailor Tells Moss
Point Rotary Of
Civilian Navy

A spirited talk on the humor,
adventure and hardships of the
naval warfare in the Pacific was
given Thursday at the Moss Point
Rotary Club meeting by Lit (jg)
Richard Alexander Thomas, of
the Gulfport navy case, whose
address was ironically entitled
"Join the Navy and See the
World"
The emphasis of the lieuteant's
talk was the manner in which the
navy in wartime takes a thor
oughgoing civilian and little by
little makes a seagoing sailor out
of him. Lieutenant Thomas has
been in three and a half years,
and during that time saw much
action in the Pacific.
Much of a sailors fate is q
matter of sheer luck, he said
Once he was aboard a naval yes.
sci which left the center of a con-
voy to perform dangerous screen
ing duty on the outside, only te
see the center of the convoy rip.
ped by the explosion of an am
munition ship hit by a suicide
plane.
Claude Blanchard, president o
the club, presided at the meeting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
All Club Fair To
Be Held Friday
AT Hurley School

The annual All Club fair for
the Eastern part of Jackson Coun-
~ will be held today, Friday, at
the Hurley school.
The doors will be opened at
10 a. m. and all exhibits must be
in place BY that hour as the dis
PLAYS will be judged from 10
until noon. Cash prizes viii be
awarded during the afternoon
from funds appropriated by the
Board of Supervisors of jackson
County.
Stage contests will be featured
from 10 to IL a. m. and athletic
events have been scheduled to
DE held around noon. Food will
be sold by various schools for
the benefit of school funds and
At 8 D. m. there will DE a spec
tal program at which time the
winner of the speaking contest
will present his or her speech and
a guest speaker will address the
assembly. w B. Herring, presi-
lent of the advisory council of
All Clubs will officially open
the fair with a brief talk.
The exhibits will include gar
den produce, canned and cooked
exhibits, and poultry with home
improvements and clothing as
special classes for the girls and
pig, calf, corn, sweet potato and
forestry displays by the boys.
A poultry judging contest will
be conducted during the after
noon.
A similar fair will be staged in
st. Martin Friday, November 2,
for the Western section of the
county.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
New Ford Tudor
On Display Today
AT Talbot Motors

The new 1916 super de luxe
Tudor Ford will GO on display
Friday morning at Talbot Motor
Company on Live Oak, st. but the
Ford Company announcement in
dictates that only a lucky few will
become owners Of such a a dur
ing the coming year, while the
rest who want cars can only
look at it and wait.
The new Ford features a ia
inch wheelbase, a new grille Of
stainless steel bars, a wider hood,
a super de luxe" interior finish,
and self-centering hydraulic
brakes.
According to pamphlets of the
Ford Company released through
the Talbot agency, all car own
will be wise to keep up their
machines as carefully as they did
during the war. The demand for
new automobiles through 1916 at
least will be much greater than
the companies al supply.
The company figures the
odds on getting a car, amongst the
estimated consumers who desire
one, as follows: balance of 1945,
one customer in sixty will be
able to get a car, on a basis OF
100000 a production to meet a
demand of 12,000,0 900; first quar-
ter of 1916, one out of sixteen.
second quarter, one out of ten.
third quarter, one out of five and
one-half; fourth quarter of 1916
one out of five.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
Canieen Building
Opened By I00F
For Local Scouts

The local organization of Odd
Fellows has secured from the
Federal Public Housing Authority
the S of the building located
at Parsley and Market streets and
formerly used as the Youth Can
teen for boy and girl scouts of
Pascagoula, Arthur Allen, chair
man of the committee in charge,
announced.
The building, which has been
closed for the past several weeks
will be opened next week for the
use of the five scout troops. I'm
der the present arrangements the
building will be open only when
in use by a troop under the
auspices of a scoutmaster or as
sistant scoutmater, Mr.. Allen
said, thus insuring proper super
vision.
There are approximately $50
boy and girls who are nov mem
bers of the two girls and three
boys troops and the obtaining of
a headquarters for the scouts is
expected to spur on the organi-
cation of other contemplated
troops, Mr.. Allen said. All courts
of honor and reviews as well as
troop meetings and recreation will
be held at the scout center.
The FPHA will furnish the heat
and lights for the center and the
scouts will furnish janitor service,
keeping the building and grounds
clean and in order.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
Metropolitan Cufe
Bought BY Henry
WHY. Miss White

Miss Kay White and Henry
Hank WHY have announced
the purchase of the Metropolitan
Cafe in Pascagoula. The new
owners took over operation of
the establishment Tuesday. The
purchase was made from Oscar
Afford who bought the restaurant
a short time ago from Claude
Allen.
Mr.. WHY has been manager oil
the cafe for some time and Miss
White has also been employed
there.
The new owners will feature
delivery service Of sandwiches
and drinks in the business dis
trict.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
K. of c. Sponsoring
Entertainment For
Halloween Night

Halloween is to be made a
festive occasion for Knights of
Columbus Council 1905, which
is going all out to make the date
memorable by an entertainment
to be held at the USO that even
ing. Music by a popular or
chestra and door prizes and fav-
ors are to be featured. The fun
is to begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26
Receives Discharge

Ex-Sgt. Fred B. Ware, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Ware, of Mt.
Pleasant, was recently given an
honorable discharge from the
u. S. Air Force.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26

The number of telephones in
Argentina doubled between 1929
and 1943.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26

The growth rate of potato seed
lings has been increased 100 per
cent by treatment with ethylene
Or propylene.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-26

Bolivia has a network of $3.50
miles of navigable rivers.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02

National Garden Contest. Their record books will be judged ri tn tho best from Fairbanks, Anchorage, and Sovard Peninsula Ito to determine tho Best All Garden in
 Ala ska. Tho winner will receive $loo.oo War Pond. Amour cement of this contest
 will be made later on.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02
EXTe NSION NEWS.
EONEt1KERs COUNCIL TO MzET

The retiring Homemade Council will en- tertai in t he incoming Council members at the Dormi tory Lounge ct their regular meet. ing Monday, November 5, ct 11:oo A.r.
 this time. The highli ght Of the meet ing will be the pre- sence of Mrs. Fohn-Eansen, Home Demon stration Leader. of. Fairbanks, who will present suggestions and discussions for Club work for the coming year.
 OUTSTANDING 4 Fl tEBERs NAMED -.~.-.. Flo Alice Dinkel and Lynn sandvik were named outstanding members of the Matanuska Valley for l945. work by carrying second year canning this year. Previously she has taken three years of baking and three, years of gardening. Her canning amounted to l7o quarts. Enc
 xhibited 5 entries ct the Fair and receiv- d three blue ribbons. Her record shows gave two local and one public desnonstrat for and attended ce1ap and Fair. She also appeared on 8 radio program last spring devoted to All Club work.
 Lynn sandv the wnqer Ffr in the Ooysh work corrying gardening and REA projects. . His garden plot netted i'm approximately $500. La st week he was named winner in the Sears Roebuck Company garden contest. He also attended cang, where he was voted out standing camper, Rally Day and Fair. Lynn acted q president of the RIA and Vice President Of the Butte Club in addition to his other activities.
 MORE All C,ARDEM ~TNN7Rs ANNOUNCED
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02

Henry kircher vas named winner Of the local Al garden iconte est for al members not enrolled in the Scars Rocbuck Contest, aocording to an announc cmont made at the All Achievement Day Saturday afternoon. Ho wi II receive an award Of ST. : Kent
 sandvik placod second and will receive. a $5.oo award Q nd George Herman placed third receiving $500 evard. Five"one dollar :" wards won't to Violet Tcrncr, Fay "erner, Ronald Robar rchok, James Carson, and Laddie Dinkel. 8 garden members participated in this contest. = ,~
 Kirchcr's l/3 aero garden contained lettuce celery, uliflovor, end cabbage which he raised for market. Hi s record book shows Q profit of over $lloo. This is his third year in All work.
 Kirchcr together with Lynn Sendvik, winner in tho Scars Rocbuck contest, and Nick Mullen have submitted thoir books in tho
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Daniels s Wins
By a Stroke

Husky Carl ID n / Q s, who
wallops a golf bali proverbial
country mile, has reached the top.
in the MGA Open-Amateur after
threatening 10 get there for some
time.
The Sylvan Glen star. who a
year ago traIled Eddie Furgol by
only one stroke, won yesterday
with a 36-hole total Of IA. lie
added a II at River Rouge 10
u he had Saturday AT Rackham.
His par total IN the public
course classic gave him a one
stroke margin over three golfers
tied for the runherup Willie
Mosley. 1912; Sgt. William Jones,
74-71. and Chuck Thornton, 74-71.
Three followed with HIS
George Dicesore, Anthony Lopucki
and Ray Morrison. Next were
Bill Ickes. Vincent Frechette and
John Garmager with 14Ss.
Frechette and Lee Gohs had 70s
yesterday to equal the competitive
record at River Rouge Eric Lid
dell aced the 85-yard sixteenth
with a nine-iron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Detroit Girl
Wins Bike Race

CHICAGO. Aug 20 1NSb- The
Amateur Bicycle League OF Amer
ica welcomed four new national
champions 10 It's lists today.
Ted Smith. a 17-year-old repre-
senting the Buffalo -. Y1-CyI
cling Club. won the national anna
teur senior title yesterday in the
finals at Humboldt Park. Ed Lit.
zig OF Belleville, -. j., was second; (;
Warren Bare Of Reading, Pa,
third; Tom Montemage Of Buffalo,
fourth. and Robert Travini of De-
troit, fifth.
Georgia McCluskey of Detroit
won the senior girls national
with mildred Dietz
Of ST. Louis second, Kay Mont
gomery Of New York third, Bar
bara SorenSon Of Racine. Wis,
fourth, and Peggy Barber of Chi
cago fifth
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Crescent Sail Y. 6.
Regatta Results

Eistfmc,y- 'clss-hfn!ds 4.4lss. Con
seq. 90 t' IlIs1t Fh1 - shamrck
,Sca'vr, o. - !ntteptd
sn-mster ,.ass-MeoIa 7o3S Sores
Sq.en,s a. SO ch'nehse
1nirg4quate Mistress. zo43.
Brilliant 3q 81
22.sqgar, mster-Iosl yu sls 90. l,ye,,
A-fiandiesp-M -Msdsap 3il5i. FIsn
8 20 40. Mogc,to / o. 20
B-liandicsp-Chiosnsr. 4 90 "a Cotton TOP
ssr c.s,.-Feet s'.- soott I'm
Ian od cl,es 3is - Pest. ; a 81.
c-cissa-CsYgse II s37s4 Polsfta
caTo', %. 40. Nanty -es.
$50 $50 b'P6 P5lnist M.' 54ls " orxa 20 20
cadillac iii 43as We't~ino. ) 50 IL.
ti44T- ~ sa,hsriana I IS os bs,s b." sai,sr otter
g 3. Jsy Iioes 8 5s sotg Lord
Ll.rtning-Geue iirssfd. ass 30 squire
5 OF u4 LInfaay-Nrigiey Ot20 CrsEicrd
Kurt a 10. cossa0oom. 81 as BIZ
snipes-vio Schueiaer oo o4. sandy Frce
10 i Ivan shuel. 20 IS Art psuten-
berg 3 % ~ jenkins 3ols Hal CoTton.
9 50 50. MArilyn smith. 81 as. STREET,
c.g6 Sloops-Harola kelley No 5 second
followed by No and No J manned bY
CK-Tesm-pe,foi, Yacht club y points.
Detroit Boat club u Edison Boat slub .
Emme' MCCOY 42l14 CrsmptCn rinn
p OF Per valboe 2444 Hale CLARK
2A a. Louie LAYTON. Z 9 - Ted Naran-
tc'te 4 % f6 Hcinie schuCk 4. 80 81 Doc
Norton so as Harry Hammond 81 76
Ciass-Oscar Forester 4ls2i George
Van. $3.50 lev Tsnncv 34.Ai
Racing Cruising Class Elapsed and cor
rrcfcf times Cap ioSnsru's Spoukie
- fS-A ~ o5 Ledge MltChens Souhretts
sailed by Cirtus Welliug 5OO.2s-4 81 II.
clare Jacobs EcVelry 5.lI Sis O6 49, Too,
Gmelners Apache Sl7.aT-5.1 134s Charley
RUysSeS last straw 40 S3-S II OF Norm
Ssrns Minn B % AS 20 - Pair ~ind
8 g iO-5 55l 10
Cruising C.ass-Hsnk Hurksrd'S Meteor dc,
c'ated winner stormy Paffci second Ram
bier tHi5d Ripudc Squau DNF so time
announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21


with score of 1869.
In winning she edged out Ferdi-
nand p. Schimmel, rated the
fourth best rifle shot in the
United States and humbled some
of the states top ranking marks
men.
Schimmel however. won the
aggregate for the six match shoot
by firing the good score of 7S7
with AZ bullseyes. despite ter
rifle heat mirage that kept scores
well below average.
George Winters of Wyandotte
followed with 1878, with Cleland
Clark of Birmingham third with
1892 Expert aggregate honors
were captured by Herb Sinclair
Mrs. Murray was an easy winner
in the sharpshooter aggregate
division with 1916. her nearest
rival being Jesse Rebeschini with
.779.
Marksman class honors went TO
Neale Rogers with 778 with Jens
Moultrup next with 772
1t John Wark, Crosse lie Naval
aviation gunnery officer proved
the navy knew how to shoot by
walking off with three titles. He
won match No J with perfect
mark OF 200-l4 and the masters
class ~ he second and third
match
MATCH no
winnef-John Msrss 2oo-l4 master Fred
Clc.snd Giark. l99-6 czpert Bennie BsDdio
1893 Russell EdNAgds 1910. HerbeTf
Sinclair. ig4.l0 sbrfpshrotef= Raymond
stewart. 1882. Jesse RebsSchinl 1873.
AVA COOK 1905 mArksmsn John Hrivuyss
1879 lev TDner 1915 Clarence RobeftI
Es4-A
John r Wsrs 1910 George Win,eri
kirschnor. 1872 Bgunie Bs1ydio, 1870
Roy Pret,y. IS6-IO Aharushootcr Thomas
y Johnson. 'ee-lo Jesse Pebescnlni
lse-e Rsy sts.sri 1919 msrssman, lev
Glen Ne. 1886
MATCH sO.8
WsrE 1854 Schlmmel 1855 Winters
1857 eKper, John { Klrschner 1871.
Herb Slnclalr.- -la3=3- Leoasle- -Skas is2-45
,haIpshgo'sr AVA Cook 1899 Bul bsnkov.
is4-5. Rooer, Cram l94-4 msgksnsn JesSe
SAVER, ls4,7 Aeale Rogers. 1884 william
MATCH No
WIunFf-EeUrge h winters 3gS-is ra&
leI tefd = RimBel 3s4-2o bu smith.
3e4-iT. ClrlaH1 cisTE 3g2-l9 s.pert.
LrouaTd sFsE 3gf-22 ~ Easiei TD4-i2.
Herb sinclair Bel.lt- AtAr.l4i.n4t4+-- tye--
Mgfsax- -1a4-1s JeAse ReoeScnini. 3sl-iT
Larry Smith. 3sS-ls tnArktman NeAls Roy
er. 39l-i6 Jens a0ultrup 3ss-l3. Alex
Fosiuaki 367-lt
MATCH So.
Wluner--EIelrGe =!r~iH- eel - master
= tlImmel 1855 Ionu Wsfd. 1870.
BIZ Smith 1888 EhpTft sincait yq-Il.
: " Easter 1852 BaxydIo. l9s . sharp
----4--ii 'fttttJr HTr1TrWEKi l8k.l :. detAf
Fs.-esrhinI. 1880 Ray stes&f 1Ns-a
ne Lftren Byc DuefiuF 1871. Lev Tsncf
| 1865 John ZuFCsky 1899
MATCH Ne
iHnei --f'rd >cnimme. 7s7-4a msstef
''rr.sr winters. Ttf.sb CLg.Au4 49,
~ TIu as5s 1915 rtpsrt
i'-n sinclair 7sFy2 = ~ Easter 1919
John ElpraHcr TsO-3s thsrushogf~f AIser
ai,---E 1886 tF-u Rsbc-h.ul -I1a-a1-
fsGt nauftii- TlI.lA sfrttf, A-atr
Frgsr T7A-2s Jsus Aoglifgp, T72-21
jesse Ssysls 7Tl-as
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Bad Man Returns
To Work His Evil

II has been several months
since Eddie Bad Man" Lewis has
uncorked any OF his unethical bad
man stuff on local mat. but the
former Arena Gardens boss will
be back with the mat fans ,omor-
70" night, this time 10 meet the
sturdy Gordon HeSSel of Milwau-
kee IN hall OF the double wiadup
at Mack Park. Gordon has pro
tested kddie'S wearing tape On h!,
hands or arm and a ruling IS
awaited
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21

tournament golf was ended today,
temporarily.
His sensati tional run of 10
straight tournament victories was
snapped in the invitational Mem
phis Open tournament which was
captured yesterday, not by a fell
low professional, but by Fred Haas
Jr,. 30-year-old New Orleans am
ateur, with an 18-under-par 30.
Nelson wasn't even runnerup to
Haas, that spot going TO George
Low Jr. of Clearwater, Fla. who
took down the S2,666.67 10 war
bond prize for the professionals,
and another amateur, Bob Coch-
ran of ST. Louis.
Low and Cochran tied with 275s,
five strokes back OF Haas.
In a tie for second place among
the professionals were Nelson and
jug" McSpaden Of Sanford. Me-,
who did 276s. They split second
and third prize money receiving
81 500 in war bonds each.
Haas on his third round set a
new tournament record with a Ga,
while Cochran on his second round
shot a 65.
Vic Ghezzi of Deal, ~. J was
next in line 10 Nelson and Nc
Spaden with his 277 and Sam
Snead of Hot Springs, Va, foI-
lowed with $50.
Jimmy Hines of Chicago and Glt
Sellers of Hot Springs, Ark, were
bracketed at 2S2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Operate on Cooper

BOSTON. Aug 20 tUP)-Mor-
ton Cooper, the pitcher upon
whom the Braves banked both big
money and hopes for a successful
season. was out OF action indefi-
nitely today for an arm operation
he believes may enable him TO
resume his career.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
OUT FOR MONTH

Jockey Don Scurlock IS also out
OF action for a month after beng
kicked in the knee by Bright
Trace last week, He suffered a
broken kneecap and is in High
land Park General hospital. where
he took advantage OF the layoti
To have his tonSils removed.
Milligan Is due back in action
to-day, according to his agent, Dan
hickey. He IS TO ride Darby
eirdre in the fourth and Ben
Gray in the eighth.
Favorite's squirt also gave him
q substantial lead over Hedley
Woodhouse in the $500 prize con-
test decided each 10 days The
latest one ends tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Metropolitan SoftbalI
SCHEDULE
Al MACK PARK

Tonteht's games-Diamond No 7. 64a,
Hudson a a w. Police, No. =, Hudson IS.
BRIGGS Bombcrs treplayl. Diamond No.
r Davis vs. Local Gao tClaW rirlsi.
20 Hudson A A. Va Porteu Class
men
Wednesdays games-Dismond No ?. 64S.
Briggs All-Star vs. loser Johnson-Briggs
Bombcrs or Briggs Al-Stsu vs. Ills, >,
Chicks vs. ! W . girls major women
30 Hudson l54 ". winner Briggs Bomb
ers-Johnsou
At Allen Park. 30. river Rouge ". Buhl
1 Class mem.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Best AH-Around

The best all-around athlete at
the University of Alabama will
receive the Hugo Friedman
trophy 1t will be an annual pres
entation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Federation

CLASS 4
A-ftY-v . Ash
Auto Clun IL. Pausclcsu
CLASS
ia Lncsl u 81 CLAIR shores
Federal Nngul 2 CilewsN
Local ia Hudson z RsyE 4
Johns IL Eureka
CLASS N
Firemen g. Springfield 2
pcSsU'is 8 Ciyde
Baird 8 Del-Ray
HUDSON asa Juniors 7 Lasky
CLASS y
Fnsierwald 4 Ciu Club Z
Dearborn Moose Z Cardilals 5.
Macs s WafrendAle 3 ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
MAsmINGION PARK

Weather clear. track. fast
FIRST Race-ROyal Empress, Buttons,
Wow Miss Dsmion.
second RAce-Sir Streak, Pucky Grip.
Third Race-Pere Fly, Fleet mp, Biz
Brother Thunder HOOf Easy Dough,
What's Yours.
Fourth Race-Topnard Four Deep La
son Buck Board Lady FLARES, Red Center,
K1ng EpIthet, Fair sand Ilefetchit
Elghth Race-HOt Spark. Greenock Lmage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Royal Oak Woman
OutShOOtS Experts
BY DON GILIIES

Murray, Oak shapshooter is able TO buy
she's be Of the best re shots
Using borrowed the Royal Oak Municipal
Rifle Clubs registered shoot yesterday Mrs Murray beat men and
take place 20-sho sight OOyard match
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
STCoNn GAME

a-Batted for Hoover IN eleventh.
D-Batted for swift in eleventh.
c-sf3tted for Caster IN eleventh.
Philadelphia 600 OO2 o1O O5-8
DETROIT 200 OlO 600 0O-3
RunS-Meier. Crsmer. Gleenberg. Hall.
Smith. McChee. SiebeTt George 2 Busch,
Christopher Errors-Swift Busch. ChristOpher.
Runs psttsc fu-Ceorge. Ken 2. Smith. Nc
Chee Greenberg 2 York Two-base hits
George Hostetler Stolen haSeE- YORK. Green
BERG SscTifices-Cramer. Mayo Double plays
-Kel ot Hall % Sleoert Lett on bases
Philadelphia Q Detroit o Bases on balls
or Christopher = OF Tobln 8 struck out
BY ChriStopher 3 HitS-On Tobin, , IN lO4s
innings 0if Caster m . inning. hit by
pitcher-By Tobin Smith. wild pitch
Tohin. Losing pitcher-Tubtn Umpires-Rue
Berry and Hibbsfd. Time Of game 81
Atteudsuce-3T .76T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
FdvoriteLedds
Jockey Race
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Hard riding Jackie Favorlte is
out in front OF the Detroit jockeys
again, having made up all the
lound he lost when the stewards
Set him down for five days several
weeks ago.
The 17-year-old rider from En-
mitsburg. Md, is out in front to-
day because OF two Of the most
energetic days of riding he has
ever put in. He rode four winners
on Wednesday and three in a row
Saturday to take the seasons lead
from his veteran Canadian rival
by single mount 43 TO AZ.
FIELD DAY AT MUTUELS
Favorite brought the fortunes
OF Mrs. Lottie VOLTS stable back
up again Just when IT appeared
they were doing a ground loop
His hundreds of followers had a
field day in the mutuels Saturday
when he was no worse than sec
ond in five successive races. lie
was out of the money only on
Shout About, the filly which has
raced 13 times in 40 racing days
and usually has been close.
The race for riding honorS at
the Fair Grounds is certain TO
stay tWO-Tnan event because
Patterson Milligan, who IS third
with % winners, has been out OF
action almost a week being kicked
in the ankle on his way TO the
most
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Nelson
Defeated

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 20
INS)-T'he long domination Of
Byron Nelson of Toledo, O., over
tournament golf was ended today,
tay,nrAopar
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
GARDEN STATE

weather clear track fast
Flist Race Beaus Best, wee Cray Magic
step Cold Tax
second Rsce-Earth. Escolar. Terry May,
soma LassiC
Fourth Race-Tap Lightly, Gene Chance,
Ncdl0n BABY Kiddie Post Boy
Styth Rsce-Stinr Lea. Squadron.
seventh Race--Aida Barker. Hazel W
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21

Weather clear. track fast
Second RaCe-Faraway island.
Third Race--WOJdmerC
Fourth Race - Conquer, Great Divide,
L0ydnday
sixth Race-Hadavin, Jamoke, Cherry
dale Hy Cato Jnpier
Eighth Race-TUimden, Fred HayeCker.
Main Acre.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
TIGER Box Scores


DE HA144 NNN N'A w -
Runs-sieoert Msier ? Creenberg Cullen
sisr. Richards. fTsBj, EFF14-ftpSsF Runs bat
Ted in-Kel Mayo Greenberg. Cullenblne
Mailer 2 Crsmer Two-oaSe hitS-Keli, Mailer
Home runs-Creenbefg Cuilcnbinc stolen
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SARATOGA

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DETROIT

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Detroit Entries

IRST RACE-Novice and apprentice yidsrs
ming puTSe 81 800. 3.yesr-olds and Up
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EIGTEI RACE