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tirical drawing,

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tirical drawing. 49,.
Salem: Every time I hear gen
orally" pronounced "JEN- uh-lee" I
could scream! Have all the die
tionaries gone out of busiress?-
Mrs. H. M.
Answer-No but remember the
old saw about leading the horse,
etc. Generally is a four syllable
word. Pronounce it: JEN-er- uh-
lee
Ogden Come to my rescue, Pam
cho. Help me to convince my hard
headed husband that connoisseur
is not pronounced "connasewer." -
LII.
Answer-The American pronun-
citation in best usage is: KON-i-
SER, the third syllable rhyming
with cher, per-
Society item clipped by Mrs. L.
S. of Shreveport: THE bride was
given away by the goon's command
ing officer, Col. b.
The parts of speech are the vitamins
Of English. The ability to recognize
nouns. verbs. .adjestives. etc. at Glance
Learn the easy, nontechnical way. Send
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Remove ons letter from each word and
rearrAnge to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which yeu have removed II. II you have
Answer 10 Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
tGl oONLNHT-MONOLT (stone1.
fH) EECURS-CURSE damn,
20 A1HORS-BRAsH fimpudent).
I'd PEPLUM-PGUME fostrich feathefl
Cd BESID8-BIDEe (awaitsl,
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

Md. Owner wishes to sell before return
ing to Denver, Colo: reasonable; cash or
terms Phone WA 6S1q
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont. !,

YEAR AZ AND saANDTW yIS STS sE
s pfHt R Rec a. 81 sass q no Sx MS
s fa sys con& ne si sH it sSe g scot
ssetion; price 50. 500. ' JOHN 5Gis 2. p 5 No.
soE sow II ~ 10 "a scsE LOIS II miles
d dT1m P Sa line on the Pa RE in Bowie os
HOBART 7sss Terry sRs ss bes e.
CORNER, 1ooxl7o. lays well, good 1iSea-
FILL HiEEo Ne w AREA Easo 81 $50: choice lott
n noaa psee a II ns f,y q Hsh
this. ApEIssRr W. lee. sai SIff Pa 70 ave- ses
Isl CoMMERcIAL AREa-Most desirable
corner lot, 1853 frontage on Macarthur
blvd; 1900 blk; near stores and new pro-
past caI Madaoa Trenholm ris SA 1897
EDWARD R. CARR, Realtor. 1882 st.
BUILDERS. ATTENTIoN-1o lots over
looking Rock Greek Park, vicinity of Beech
drive and East-West highway. In neigh
h9rh0od Of better class homes AZ ut
4. per let; SlI 900 for all; Terms. g.
-. ewes, Mr.. cullen, DU. 1920.
RO0KLAND-Large lot. beautiful new
section of fine homes, near Monastery on
18th near Randolph st. ne. OWNER.
S25 CASH. $40 MONTHLY, large building
lots, some wooded; water, sewer, electricity
and telephone already in: ready to build;
servicemen. attention. These, lots only, a
line: $500 to 5000. In newly built COM
munity of $50 homes. adjoining Cheverly.
Also adjoining lots, Fairfax Co., Va,
Alexandria; Fairfax highway, at wayanoke,
z miles from Highway Bridge. Greyhound
bus passes: 500 each. WA. 1146, MR..
nJCKEv DRno (bauarJv oye Cheverlv Md
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Charles H. HEMANS, Attorney,
1924 Wallach Pl. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT k COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
umbia;-Mildred Bernice c.. Jones, I74I
T st. NV, Plaintiff. VS.. BENJAMIN lie Roy
Jones, address unknown, Defendant-No.
30262.-The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce. vinculo matrimonii. from the
defendant, Benjamin LIE Roy Jones, upon
plaintiff. It is, this 14th day of September.
l945. ordered that the defendant. Ben
jamin LIE Roy Jones, cause his appearance
TO be. entered herein on or before the
soTtieth day. exclusive 60 SUNDAYS and
the first publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case OF default, Provided. a copy of this
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before
said day. 80 T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH.
Justice. iSeal. Attest: CHARLES e.
STEWART. Clerk. BY Emma c. Simpson.
Deputy Clerk. se15,22, 20.
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FREDERICK M. BRADLEY.

WIN. II. BADEN, Attorneys, 900 ST. NV.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate of
Martha M. Hanan, Deceased.-No 65.S43
Administration Docket disqualification
having been made herein for probate of
the last will and testament and codicil
thereto of said deceased, and for letters
testamentary on said estate, by The
Washington Loan and Trust Company. it
is orcered this 4th day of September, AID.
1915. that Clelland Lindsay, otherwise
known as Clelland Van Zantz or Van
zandt, Theresa Lindsay, otherwise known
as Theresa Van zantz or Van IaDdt. and
the unknown heirs at law and next of kin
Of said decedent. and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday, the 18th
day of october. AID. 1945, at 1000
o'clock AM, to show cause why such sp-
pDcation should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star" once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA j.
LAWS. Chief Justice of said Court, this
4th day Of September, AID. 1915. tSesl)
Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH. Register of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. seS,15.22
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HOUSE TRAlLERS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

trailer. best. about $500
.sh will buy. Vienna 102
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Goren on Bridge

'0OISU OH OIi0SS
East and West vulnerable. South
deals.
A952
0J953
1AJ43
Ats
AJ4 ~ AS6
w y 1912
. i097 V 20 Q865
= QJ10 &9664
AKQ1o73
26
1K2
4AK32
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
II 4 Pass 80 Pass
81 Pass "a Pass
is \ Pass Pass Pass
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M. NJ. DOYLE. s. A. MICKLER, Attorneys,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
THOMAS GILLESPIE WALSH,
BURKE WALSH, Attorneys,


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court-Estate Of James
Gilooley, Deceased.-No. 65.s48. Admins
tration Docket 139.-Application having
been made herein for probate of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and
for .lettest testamentary on said estate.
by Alexander J. Petrykoski. it is ordered
this 9th day Of September. AID. 1945,
that the unknown heirs at law and next
of kin of James Gilooley, deceased, and
all others concerned, appear in said Court
on Monday. the ] 9TH day of October, AID.
1a45, at 1000 O'Clock AM to show cause
why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
in the washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star" once in each OF three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness. the Honorable
BOLrTHA ]. LAWS, Chief Justice OF said
Court, this 5th day of September, AID
1915. (SeaID Attest: VICTOR s.
MERSCH, REGISTER of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. seS,15,22
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13

gARvR8 a TAxxs0R-m- REED 80.
G SW SW NV G.Xx-&W
81 NV ssSSasI4 " 2sr 80 sood ~ sS~ $50 ss
ond break, 2Ro0 Ac2dfne6. Showing
water on ssss P.B.. z4ia. standins.
Reagan Structure
REAGAN ET Ax~TREBAL asS NO. s.
Sen NWK z1-S7l7W
Shut down. $3.50.
sage Greek Structure
SMITH GULHCK-sORREKsON SAITH
c NEA NwA 23-sTN-7E
1000 feet of water at 4140. Water shut
off with $inch pipe, 417S. Shut down for
winter, 421S.
Seven-hHile Structure
DHCKERSoN-FKm NO. g.
SO MEN swK s-es-eiE
SpringdaIe Area
R. c. TARRANT-PETERsON NO. -
G SW NV 5-2S-12E
Spudded lo-f1-44; drilling, 40.
Utopia Block
TExACO.sTATE M foea NO. e.
NV SEA SEA 1e-33-4E
Averaged 10 bbis. ls-gravfky oil 10 bnan
water FIRST 10 days. Standing.
TEXAC0-EAAg NO. T.
NV SW SW 14-S3-4E
Spudded 5-2l-a4 COMPLETION e-20-44.
92O030. More than 10000. 600 n sweet
gas r p. 200 lbs, Ia basal Ellis above
Madison. OIL cored at top Of Madison
too tight 10 flow. Perforated, 2335-23z7
Picked up additional gas flow OF 5000
600 feet In Madison Standing. Shut-in
pressure, 1025 lbs. per square Inch.
WhitIash Field
UNT0N-MAH0NEF UNIT NO. L.
SW SW NE 22-37-4E
Spudded 1884; En-, 2O85, oil-stained
cores; top of Devonian, 2845; saturated
core, $3.50, yielded no oil on DIST. COM
PLETION 12-26-4z; I'd, zO8s; to PB
acidize and shoot showing, cleaning out
after shooting with 270 OTIS, 3315-33S5.
ATKINS q WANDER PAs-H. sCHAFRER
NO. H.
NV NE NE 23-37-4E
spudded 1924; standing. 40.
Willow Creek AnticIine
UNT0N-YEAGER NO. L.
Sc SW Sc 21-24N-6W
Derrick up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13
DENVER Maine MEETING
IS SET FOR THIS MONTH

Intermountain mining groups viii
hold joint meeting in Denver on
Jan. 25-27 with the program CEN
tered around the Importance of the
mining industry to the economy of
the west and the nation.
Leading economists and produc-
ers will appear on the program.
Monetary questions win be dis
cussed by leading financial experts
and bankers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13
Gasoline Refined in State
OfMontunu During Month
OF November. 1914

Refinery Refined Exported
Big West Oh CO. 315,4s1 1888, 129
wash, N. D., Canada)
Carter OIL co.. 2,s47.6f3 1,281,71O
Calf, Canada Wash,
Wyo., Idaho, N. d.
Farmers U. Cent Elk. 1,407. e65 e67, 299
Idaho, Wyo.. N. D., Calif.)
Glacier Prod CO. 6i3O73 I47,342
canada, n. d.
Hart Refineries- lilo
Hole Bros. Refinery $50
Home oil g. Ref. Co. 7799i5 167, $50
Idaho, Wyo., N. D.. Utah.
Calf, Canada)
Ohio OIL Co 1884
Socony Vac OH Co. t,4s2. sac $1,000
IN D., Idaho, Wash.)
Texas Co. - S,52S ,578 2Os4,717
Idaho, Canada, N. d.
Treas. State Ref 234
TOTALS 1O,ss7. ess 5,2e2, ZIG
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13

HAGAR @TRUCTURB-LAvzEA HORN mo-
NE RE Be esaN-7w
spgddsd 1854: gas show. 1910: drilling,
Handbook Structure
c. Q. MsssTATM 80. r.
Spu<Aded 8sx144; 7-anch landed. 1000;
6Alnsh landed, 1850, 10 top Of sunburst
Some water in Sunhursts trying squeeze
100. 1855.
HaxIo Structure
AaHD-saoMTANA-x0uNG NO. a.
G NwA NKA 1sTN-1sM
Installing mew ansasse, 50o1.
Hemdlia1Ht Butte
TEXAC0TRHKAL 8a9 NO. T.
G SW SW 23-9TN-6W
spudxaed 1876: standing for repairs. Is.
bingham
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xNK no. L.
Esndsd tinch at sois; shut down for
winter. 401s.
Ingomar Dome
CARTER-x0RTHmRN ORDNANCE HTL.
c's sex "a a. aa-sN-ssE
100000 sees of Eas $3.50.
Keith Block
TRxAC0E. CzC0N NO. e.
sx,ssdfsed io2S4z: e.OO0. 900 sweet gas,
2s75zoIs on D-s.Tas sl7 GOO sour gss,
2938 1880, show oil Egg. 1880; I'd, 1921.
5000 and gun perforate for test. Moving
In cable tools.
Kicking Horse Structure
HugKx.EANkKN 70. f--
FIG burnad. 1880, Drilling with new
sesaasssII s. ai Rsnn sssps ss so q
pi1s s lsnSsd' 1850 J. Wei blew IN with e.
flEnsted f1ow 2o.o0o. 600 70 50,Qo0, 900
cubic feat daily ungauged. when bridge
marketable. with only trace Of sulphur.
HUsKY-N0HIzE NO. L.
g NV NE 2O-3aN-1E
Spudded ESQ A.; 5-lnch cemented, 2262.
UAKR-sTATM NO. 1--
G NV NV 16-9e-1E
spudded lo,l2-4a; pipe set7 1870; had
inch set, 2037; top basal Ellis 2079; 6A-
inch set 20T2. CoFed light OIL 20S5-2092
in base S q EN- shq gsg aTs I'd s soss
gas sssand, SOs5. Est t $3.50 Il gas In Sun
burst
Kippen Area
TExACo-FERsT NATIONAL BANK NO.
G Sc Sc NV 11-34N-1E
Spudded 12-20-44; standing, $50.
Lodge Grass-Good Luck Field
C. MI. MAsNEY-xHEDm 30. A.
SW MW fG-&E-SEE
Spu6ded 11-17-4S; standing, 1850.
Midway Structure
TARRAET,w00D NO. ~
G NEM NW4 31-2S-1W
r. d., Sse6. r. q. 10 sunburst- To pump
through psTfcra1z0ns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. H.
Sc SEX NWM zo-zs-1W
40 barrels 1752-
o. n. HENDRICKsON-BRATS NO. 1
c SIC Sc NE 2s2sN-1E
Spudded 1924; drilling, 975; gas
shows, ass and $40.
Mission Dome
ENTERMOUNTAN gTATms-B U @ u |
1 NO. f--
sE swN NwA 3s-2S-11E
Suspended 1726.
SECURITY PHTR0EEUm.wTx@s NO. A.
Sc GEA aWA 29-2B-11E
Standing, 12S6.
Pendroy Structure
JARVIS O TAyL0R-GOGGENB no. -
NEA SEA T-2T-SW
Shut down. 404S.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13

Arch Apex Skrmeauwe
NV Nw4 NxA &s3asv- BE
Lost first hoae. $40; wofzJ. s1o.
Basin CouIee
wv NV NV MI as' ;ssnSI w.
spuddsd aaLH4-AA; standing. as.
Birch Greek Prospect
TExACQT1xnA1s ssa NO. A.
CNW NV 11zS0N-TW
sgnsded l1-is4A; aosk inch pipe set at
1922; standing, 1900
Brady District
TExACO-sCHEsEPP no. H.
SE SEN SEN 21-97-2w
Tested . barrels. 1A89
TExAC0-wETKUM no. H.
NV NV 17-27N-2W
spudded I2-9-44 cemented. 14s5.
TExAC0sCHLEPP NO. s.
NV Sc Sc 21-27N-2W
Location
Button Butte
TARRANTw00DwoRTH no. a.
SEA sen S0-14N-S4E
Standing, Ss12.
Broadview Dome
BILLINGS o. d G-sEURRAY NO. L.
spudded 12-4-44; pipe cemented. 7o4.
HM0ADvKKw PET. CORP. aTOEiTmw.
MERG MO. f--~
SW Me- t8-3N-23E
show hi Madison, sass. thrSnxn I nTo<ss ~
ip9 tubing. r b., 51S4. shot 30 quarts.
standing; operations suspended.
Cat Greek Field
y. R. 0AINER-FRADD NO. H.
Sc sW SW 4-15N-29E
Spudded 1904; drilling, 1907
Chester Area
PRAIRIE 90Eg.THEEKITORa NO. T.
sE sE wv 2IssiN5E
Spudd@d 6i4-44; standing, 177G.
Clarks Fork
GEN: PET.-RRS0LUTE-CLARKs FORK
Sec. 2Sss-22E
I'd $3.50; pipe landed e445 20 test
showing Ia Frontier; well swabbAng and
creased @ r0 0n GIrsyity OF oil IN
equipment
Devon Field
DEVENBAUGH-McHUGH NO. r.
EsW NE NE 14-33N-1E
Est Est. 20. 1000 ~, n gas es1-ss5 waiting for
TExACO-EKHOE.T NO. r.
G NV SW NV S-39N-IE
Spuddad 12-1@44; I'D, 1859; Efzfs-Akadi-
s s9Es asSL showing for producer with
Dutton Structure
r. C, TAR1ANT-EMMA HOp0E@ N0 =
Sc sE Sc 3i-24N-IF w.
spudded s-13-44; standing 1874
F0x-Luther Dome
CARTEE-BOwLKN MO. a.
Q SW NE 14@S-1eE
Top Colorado, 0o1o; drilling 7717.
Gypsy Structure
@e ssH % , Ivy y ssss NO.
Waiting On pipe, SO.
MORTON NOxsTgYwRfT mAww wn
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13

TExAC0E. GROOM NO. r.
G ME INV SW 20-36N -GE
Spzldd@0 10-2S-44, 5000, o
2S75-2913 on DIST; SIT,
2938-2e90, show oil EN-, 2S
COMPLETION 12-1e-44; Il
5000 and gun perforate 70
In cable tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-13

CARTER &tEETaHMRN 0&DN
LISBON MO. f--
c NEM Sea 23-eN-36E
a,300 600 fe@s of was, 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

from the top toward the right
hip and never SWING out and
around.
II you will pull your hands
down from the top and sort OF
gather your hip and shoulder
pivot from a slow start, instead
of rushing the hip and shoulder
pivot, you will come down smooth
~. accurately, inside-out TO the
ball.
Notice the grip of the two hands
pictured at the top of the back
swing. The important part 10 OBJ
serve is that the left hand is
firmly closed that the wrists are
fully cooked.
All the golfer has TO do from
this top position with grip like
this is to start slowly. gathering
momentum as he goes. swing his
hands straight down. gather"
his hip and shoulder pivot slowly
and he'll find himself in the
groove for a beautiful flight
EDITORS sOrt-Send for the printed
stance fer sH netmal ~ced and iron shots
lust enclose Se stamped. seif-sddrssed
envelope for reply
Protected 6y John y Dill, Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
N1angruIll One
Stroke Ahead

PARIS, Aug. 3 CUP)-Cpl, Lloyd
Mangrum OF Los Angeles, the
favorite, went into the final round
today of the pro bracket of the
European Theater golf tourna-
mer, win q one-stroke lead over
Ii. Matt Kowal, Philadelphia, his
only close competitor.
Chill winds blowing across the
81. Cloud course yesterday sent
Mangrum 10 a 70 and a 54-hole
total of 2l7. koWal had little
better luck with the adverse
weather and took a Is Sgt STAN
Icy Psnek. sensation of the meet
with a record 66 on the second
round. was 9 over par after j
holes and withdrew yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Net SfyIisfs
In SennifinaIs
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 3 -Four
styles OF tennis tangled here today
in the semifnals National Junior
and Boys Championships on The
Kalamazoo College courts.
Southpaw Bernard Barizea,
deadly volleyer and race horse
from San Angelo. Tex. opposed
Sidney Schwartz, Brooklyn crafty
exponent of speed and spin l',r-
bert Behrens. Fort Lauderdale
Hills. Cal, meets colorf'i Her.
-bef- t F3rtrrrrv, r. farrdrrr+attr7
Fla, Of the hard hitting cult.
Boys pairingS are Jack Tuu IN.
Dallas, Tex, against George Cen
try. LaJolla. Cal. Richard Moule-
douS. New Orleans, rs. Tony Ira
bert. Cincinnati,
Junior finals yesterday de-
veloped what tournament officials
said were the best matches yet
Tom Malloy's crashing service and
volleying gave the Panama City.
Fla. youth his big chance against
BaTtZen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
REPAID S1,40O

With the 81 400 first money in
his hand. Trotsek felt well repaid
for the effort he spent developing
Favorite before selling his con-
tract 10 trainer Stanley Lipiec OF
the Wolf stable Jack is the
leading apprentice and second
ranking rider OF the meeting
The three youngsters Trotsek
sent down 10 Lexington are 10
break yearlings al the High Hope
farm. get a little more Savvy
about horses.
Charley Mullins. an S4-pOunder
from Louisville. has already been
around the tracks for two years
Jimmy MarlcT. also from Louis
vile and weighs "a pounds, has
been with Trotsek six months
Joe Sneller, from Calumet, weighs
IS pounds. has been under Trot-
sek'S guidance for five months.
Next season the three boys will
be IN races for novice riders Al
the Detroit track. the group from
which Favorite graduated last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
sHEEHAN A HOPE

Tommy Sheehan of Meadow
brook, who finished only a stroke
back of Sellers in -l94l,-ig one of
the main hopes Of the big amateur
contingent. Discharged from the
army air corps several months
ago, Sheehan in recent games at
Meadowbrook has shown signs Of
regaining the form which formerly
rated him one OF the country's
Standout amateurs.
Chick Rutan. the Birmingham
Country Club pro, entered yester-
day This leaves only Claude Har-
mon Of Lochmoor and Eddie
Furgol who recently Joined the
pro ranks. missing among the
states headliners.
Harmon. who was runnerup 10
Byrd last year, and Furgol. who
tied with Chuck Kocsis for third
passed up this tournament 10 shoot
III The big dough in the Canadian
Open this weekend at Toronto.
Frank Walsh. Red Run pro. was
entered, but withdrew yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
SELLERS THERE

Among those who will be out 10
stop the Onc-time Yankee out
fielder's march 10 his second title
is husky Glib Sellers. the Arkansas
traveller who dropped in yesterday
from Chicago. where he made a
good showing in the Tam oShanter
Open.
Sellers. tough customer any
time he's on his sticks. won this
event here in l94l with 277. That's
II under par and the lowest total
made the three times the tourna-
ment has been played al Cascade
Hills
There are two other former
champions in the big field who
also will have 10 be reckoned with
this time They are AL Watrous Of
Oakland Hills. five-time winner
OF the title, and Chuck Kocsis of
Red Run. who made the biggest
upset in the history OF the tourna-
ment- by defeating Tommy Armour
IN a DlaVo0 here in 1871
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Hdgg Is Fraction
OF New Record

STOCKHOLM, Aug 3 tUPp-
Gunder Eiagg, Swedish distance
star. came within four-tenths of a
second Of his own world record
for the 1000 meters yesterday
when ne ran the distance in 5.l22
in a prep race for his appearance
Monday al London
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Retire Devil Diver
To Stud in Kentucky

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 up
Greentrce Stables famed handicap
horse Devil Diver. had been re-
tired 10 stud and Will be shipped
shortly TO Lexington.
Devil Diver, winner OF two
major handicap races this season.
injured his right front foot IN q
workout al Belmont
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Ficht Results

vEW YORK-Ceurre Kochan t!71 Aaron
n-s.seea Ds~r- Frid ri67 Brnsnfviir
Ter In a. q the MN round Biiiy
WsIkef Ilsi Portland ore 1ecluonee
Johnny Taylor .ls4 Garfield y : ar
rounds
FALL RIVER Mas -Otcar - Pierre
li3gA Esli River stopped 4, Frsca fl42
Worrc6tsy Mass IN tSn
ALBANY. y -Mari3 TuEteA ll3l Sza.
Juan = uutpIinted Paaie Jackson
- 74t4 ReAti0l "a lr 10
CAMDEN y Jersey Joe WYic1f' iks
NerchAntville UutpOinted Jps Bsssi
i2isl Kglpmgnt Pa In 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

S54.S0 mutuel
in the third
race Al I h e
air Grounds.
FaVorite is
under contract
to the stable
of Mrs. Lottie
Wolf. leading
stable at the
Detroit meet
ing but yester-
day he rode
this one race
for tTal N q r
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AlrrnIA nnMNN

Wtafnef clear frsrs fast
First Rsre-grsy syng9. indloei Dfecre
Grain Eolrh Ally
second Esct--ClfcUS NlnFs. NsHd
NsVer D0Nu Six. Epet
Fourth Fage--Whi'e Time. Flfst yam
Nf Nary Alice Renrss
FIfN pssr-Eafsffa o. Esty Blend
Sia,r Eare-Her5 Mine Scotch Trap,
Decision
cr.rrtr parc-garep . Time BOO.
Eighth R4te-BrooslAn1siit
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IMrIpI CITY

weather cloudy tgsCs fefl
FIrst Hace-True Note WslEer Brirht
rlsyer Wcri'f MesnEcn sole SURVIVOR.
second Rsre--Csroj Detach Ssson.
TNird Rarc-Littie Shiftef. Chrysalors.
F,.r'E pace-Daieys Admiral Pat.
Srrslg SArslsc Colonel Harry senator {.
Ftftr RAcs--Tsmno LiRht ~ Morn
seventh PaCc-Pentaron LADY single
R'iu Hannah p MAciyn X ISOLATION,
~,eqaaue
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WraIFIT rItaT fFaIT tsET
Second RAce-Here Goes. Liberty CRACK.
pradY son Lucky ann. LstN juliet.
Cspticum
Tnuf Rsrs--vsldins Math ~ louise.
EuRuikG shot Drym Fire
Fourth RAcn-Boss R4u- Calamity.
vinum Foreslc sweet NsTFU
Fiun Rsce--Dsme skip Lees' Knlghi s
Gift
SIKH Rare--ReN
seventh RAce-PorpCltf
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
GRUDGE MATCH

The quiet Texan won, 3-6 6-3,
60 F'lam. National InterScholaS-
tic champion. mastered Don Ham
ilton, Burbank, 6-l. 6-l.
Schwartz offset Hugh Stewart s
slicing and soft balling to win 4
grudge match. Sd. 1913. Stewart
il seems, kidded Schwartz out OF
victory in an eastern tournament
a few weeks ago.
Behrens refused 10 lei Richard
Savitt, Bayonne. \. j. have toe
many chances and trIumphed
g. Sd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
DETROIT RESULTS


FiRsT RACI-3i 500 claiming novice
1.ders t-year-olds snd up i1rlonss o..o.
AVIATION csde, Csommeryiii, $50 40
TiiS Time us 2-s Husuinz Dom ps,ss KID
Miss Flyer otdei Arms and Fly whisS also
Iau.
>tcoND RACE - s. 500 combustion
lasting Peace Cook 80 80 30
Niss Boo tLoturc0| 80 so
.ervesta Clsggett 3 80
Time ia 3-5. steslthv HsmridEs MeS,
. erscsle sPrlgnf Henrrrrs Prince Mistake
ia by Dido and HetPiin also ran.
Field
THIRD RAct-sl 500 MeaaIer Purse ,,
yesI-o'1s ; iynongs
ZsCs BIZ lSCuri0CsI a 90 $40
john SabU BirCyI 40
DOR Rail Bird and Bill Poss also ran.
FOURTH RACE-S2 600 claiming 5-yesr.
Dsi yir Fsva4te $40 2I2o $40
Pretty Plane Layton 100 $50
Controversy watson 100
T0mmys Double vesu6uIs Power PACK.
Whyso Never Miss Bee ~. Bee and
Betei also ran.
Field @
FIFTH RAcI-sz 500 me Hastings Purse.
3-yesr-oids and up furIungS
John Q. Public Hart $50 $50 $50
{ PlsyhsndS STROUD so $40
Sod Henson 3 80
Time liz IS Llkeasn0t Wis Chance
Suafu. old SILK Hi-Ty B.enWeeG 'Zlg Zsg.
Tske Courage and Real Maid also !sn
Fieid
SIXTH RACE-s2 600 m, Ben Brush com
I hiHstieft- B-yssf-.,ids and -HB- i.i-lS miles
Sssu MiiltEAnf $40 $40 2 20
Fettacairn iFsyorite $50 22O
Hopeful reward t.svr-r-- 20
Time l-47 3-5 ke.s2u1e and Hangover
Lee also ran.
SEVENTH RAeE-Sz- -eee-trc- Commando
Purse 3-year-uid6. ! l-lh miles
BaHnlbsrh rtartwtrE Is 90 T7O 40
hr JIM lFssotiler 40 90
Able Marine Reml.lsrc 5 so
Time l.4s 2-5 san Ysf Romance Boy.
oxford Blue Fore Royal and Colonel John
also ran
EIGHTH RACE-Si 500 claiming 3-yeaT-
ods and UP. ! lilo miles
GlsStauder FsS0rite Il-20 80 ? 90
KsnfRks .WoOchouse % 800
Sweepnsck BlTley 70
Time IS SIS Extend Vain Captain Red
Tcf and Boris \ also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Scratches

weather. cloudy tfarsr hes
Flrst Kace--Trsce Ht
Second R2ce-E6ldirs Goblin, halhf
Dslsif
Trird Race EcsNsW Hal VIZ Gaymsr
LsstiF Esry Mis-
F8u~,n Fsct-JooIots Wneu,ons misa
Var BIZ CAY.