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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Charity Game
Set Nov. a

The 1945 Coodfellows city high
school football championship will
be held Saturday. Nov. "a, at
Briggs Stadium, it was announced
Saturday.
The date was the only one left
for the prep classic, since the
Detroit Lions have a Thanksgiv-
ing Day game scheduled there
and charity game officials were
reluctant 10 select a December
date.
The 1945 game will be the
eighth in the series. Mackenzie
beat Holy Redeemer. 80, in the
1914 contest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
ass
Dodger Fans
Cooling Off

Bleacherites and grand stand
managers at Brooklyp's Ebbets
Field haven't offered much ad-
vice to pilot Leo Durocher since
his alleged assault on a critical
fan, who mysteriously suffered a
broken jaw.
The bravest wag TO be heard
since the beating up" incident
was one who chanted in a clear
voice bust his jaw. Leo-bust his
jaw" when fiery Leo rushed out
Wednesday night TO see if pitcher
Hal Gregg needed relief.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Race Results at Top Tracks

FIRST RACE-Sl claiming, 4yearolds and up urlongs
tCI1OUDY WEATHER, ia (R Wason) $50 $40 240
tQUARTO 116 Oh. Hart) $40 $50 240
TRY FLYING ia IS. Brooks) 270
25 Meadow. Ed NJ Ep CAL Sway and Teuligh
also
tDead heat for first
SECOND RACE-S2oO0 claiming 4year-olds up. fur
RUSTY GOLD III q. r. Layton) $50 800 22o
YELLOW KITTEN. 109 (R. WrighD 1880 490
DONS COUNT 116 tWeideman 270
Time 17 Charge Kings Glory Achanc and unbranded also
RACE-$25oo claiming 4yearolds and up furongs
FOUR TENS ia Or. CaggetD 1000 $40 400
'NIMBI.E, ia &C. Turk no $50
WAR COUNSELLOR, ia "a. Lotuco) $40
Time 5-4-5 Fourth Estate Old Iron One Link, High Brow
High One lockwood Jean and Back to Back also
'Feld
FOURTH RACE-S2OOO claiming, 3year-od 6 urlongs:
BIG ALBERT, la (B. Stevenson) 1210 4.70 $50
TRAVEL, Ill tF Weideman) 410 $40
IVALDINA HIKER, Ill tH. CaggeO 400
Ladys Agent Big Wash Husing Dom and Swing
Sister also
FIFTH RACE-$5oOo. the Inaugural Purse. 2yearods 4a
furlongs:
BILLY BUMPS, 1oS (H ClaggetO 147o no $50
a-CREGALACE, Ill tR. Watson) $40 400
BOB MURPHY 108 &C. Stevenson) 2S0
3-5. Style Bayone Mel McCready.
a-Wee Admiral J. L. Moore and Pere Markee also
ar S. Mclaughlin entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
9s Play
AN-Stdr Game

An American Legion Baseball
League All-Star game will be held
at Briggs Stadium Wednesday.
July IL, Legion officials announced
today. II will be twilight con-
test, starting at s p. IN.
Players competing in the ALI
Star game will be picked by a
vote of managers and coaches of
teams representing the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth districts. Twenty
five players will make up each
squad.
The Detroit Legion League,
composed of 20 teams, Will pro-
vide players for one squad, while
the other will be chosen from
among the downriver and other
suburban teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Suburban Cap
To Devil Diver

NEW YORK, June 16 QNS)-
The Greentree Stables Devil
Diver, a ! to ? favorite. won the
seth running of the $4,000 Sub
urban Handicap at Belmont Park
today by two lengths. Stymie
was second and Olympic Zenith
third.
Devil Diver broke on top and
led all the way Carrying top
weight of 1872 pounds. he COW
cred the distance of a mile and
q quarter in 2:04.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

The building of dams on
streams. whether il be on Michi-
gan waters or any other rivers
in the country. has long been a
sour note with real conserva-
tionists.
Sportsmen are well acquainted
with the lures held before the
public of a large and presumably
beautiful lake full of fish for the
fishermen and providing facilities
for bathing. boating. picknicking
and other outdoor recreation. But
is this true?
How about the silt deposited
annually on the bottom of the
newly created artificial lakes
which smothers out all acquatic
vegetation? Sportsmen know too
well that as vegetation finally
disappears, fish populations fall
off rapidly and at last disappears.
KILLS FISH LIFE
When both vegetation and fish
life have gone. the natural foods
sought by migratory waterfowl
no longer invite their presence.
Other forms of recreation such
as bathing and boating are rem
dered uninviting by a lake, the
shore and bottom of which are
lined with thick slippery coating
of mud.
Fish experts claim that no
amount of local restocking will
maintain a fish population in
waters thus devoid of essential
food and environmental conditions.
Many conservationists know
that the lowering of the lake
levels draws the waters away
from the normal shoreline, leav-
ing a broad expanse of mud-cov-
cred beach between the dry land
and the lake waters. Any one
who has ever tried to land a
picnic party on such a shore can
testify to its lack OF recreational
qualifications.
Every one agrees that the sec
ond largest industry in Michigan
is the resort and tourist business.
That is because Michigan is the
greatest outdoor state in the coun-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

vIRsT RACE-z-yesr-olds and up. 2. mile
Jack Reaper acomoestl i4-4o s.2o $50 SO
Tiny sis tMcMulenl 4.2o
Time 1914 is. off 2.3ih
now Edssel and les Love Me also ran.
SECOND RACE-4-yesr-olds and up l-le
Lady c.bo Canning $40 $50 40
Danish Rush Patterson $40 $50
Lady Boswell lskejeil 4oo
stinr Lirhtly. Baby Connie. LADY Mascara
and Mats Reward also ran.
THIRD RACL-3.yesr-olas and up y mil. no
General Jack tTurnpulil $50 500
Boom On tPattilol 90
Ti%s i,da,o ids aI m,p,na, OH ssi nullenser Grand
FOURTH RACE = a-yesr-olds and up. -
Ali. ,pst,io, $50 40 SAG
Ramsey Luce 800 oV
Baymslis fSkeiei1 eo
La scala. wax. Robin Taking ways. Easy
Blend and Light Landing sl.o ran. u,..
west Fleet dBsla.rettii 100 800 2.2o
Johnny Jr. Martin - ESQ 2'22o
westwood Belle and onecbill also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yeaT-olds and up. mile:
Ssis,as sst BOY cr.i .nr' s..so, ''0 :sS ssS sS s
Time ! 3s. off 5:o7.
SEVENTH RACE - 4-year-oldS and up,
l-l6 miles:
tDinner Party tRobertD $50 $50 22o
tChain Miss Luce $40 $50 $40
Cactus Foot Canning 500
Time i:<5 lis, off 5;4i.
Windward Isle, Transfran, SIR Alfred anc
Drudge also ran.
TDesS hea' for first.
EIGHTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. Il,
mile
Jack vennie filoverl 600 100 2sc
! Seven Hills LUCE $50 ? sc
First Girl fSesbot $40
! Time 1883 l-5 off SIS.
High d,.Fircyome. JuStiniAn II and Nea
Kee also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
HAWTHoRNE RESULTS

EIRsT RACE-4-yesr-oids and up y mile:
IsSy Lsa,n Juliet .c.smReelil 1850 go s.eo
hordecai !Chdswell 2.4o
Time :i6 SIS, off 3:o2.
NJ ", Csythom and Infinity Flirt also ran
SECOND RAcE-4-ysar-oids and Mp. lilo
NOstrse.mus lclidewsrD 800 500 $50
Iron Works Biancol $50 90
Giro rNicnois ESQ
Giant Servant also ran
IHlsD Rxch-s-yssr-cles snd sP, mile Ne
Random Breeze ,csmpbslli sac 2so
Shasta Man tClidevelll 40
Time 1; is as. off 4:o4
Lucky Ann. Laughing Pair. MiSmsrk ana
sierrs Negrs also ran.
.rouRIH RAoE-3-year-olds. So furlonEs
Miss Stage
v...s ,..''snS'''e!li siS ''clid.-,m i'" $50 $50 go
Bingo Mama tCampbelll 400
Port Wine. Lucky Colonel. Rose Exhibit
and Miss Observer also ran.
FiFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. So fur
Some Man Riehsrdl $50 $40
81 Jock lcsmpbell 26o
Whose and Bolo Tie also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr-oIds and up. 3-ie
Good Bid tcsmpesln 1850 $50 2soo
Bolo's Choice tkieholsi 2.4o
Time 2.oi As. OF $751;.
Amslts and Devalue also ran.
SEVENTH kACE-4-year-oldS and up =
mile.
vsldins Maiden tsieholsl , so 2so 22o
Topnsrd Bates 420 20
Hour Al tCsmpbell sac
Time i:l5, off 6o7.
Best Birthday and Rex also rsa
lI6HTB RAcE-4-yesT-olds and up. lilo
miles
Lsctose fCsmpbell) . 100 3 20 80
Cisnnport fGlidevellf 40 90
| Florizsn Ace tBurdyl 20
Time 81 As, Oft S 3S
! Manner. Alpine Light. Good Get and Ees
, Glory also
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
THE GREATER GAME
The GREATER CANE By Edgar Hayes
Eddie Kozole Leaves Army
After F our Years Service
BY Edgar Hayes

Eddie Kozoe who the best Of the amateur ightweighs
around the state few is home in River Rouge He
has received his discharge from the army after four
the point system He spent good share of his tour of duty
the Pacific He echnician fifth grade Eddie injured his
thumb boxing in the army and will be unable his ring
until it heals His brother Rudy leaves shortly the
army.
Three with long service records PLAYED in
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
rHIsrLEpowN RESULTS

TIRsT RACE -s-yesr-o!ds and up. ., mile;
Top Book tpsnhauerl 222o $50 3eeo
Max Creenock tFsrrelll $50 $40
Cold JAyelin tCastanoSal $40
Time 1918 As. of 23iis
Filipino valet. BCuwspe and Fancy Face
eISrIco slnS Ien IuSvsr
SECOND RAcL-3.yesr-old. and up a. mile,
Wise slave Wolfe $50 SO
Time ll3 IS. off } oeA7
Henry NJ. Purple wrses. Bonnie Cay and
Mint Tack s!.a-Ean,
THIRD RACE-3-yssr-olds and up. fur
Tso Grand tFsrrenl 1000 $50 $50
/ Morocco Betty tCrsiEl $50 500
Navy Relief twallsesl $50
Time i:i3 off , 37is.
Bsrefoo, Girl. Linda Sands and Lord
Charles also ran
voURIH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and UP. ..
Sister Higher (RobertSonl 40 2so
I'm. ! IA IS. of Aos
silver b. Dick Kins. Bsytres and Bomber
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-7.yesr-olds. 4Ia furiongs:
mT Gohi woolfI so
rims 81 rs. OF <zoh
Our Memory Bsrtown. Kitty Gray. Make
Up and Sky Shaun also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-olcs and up. a, mile:
Zem~ood fWolft 1900 500 500
Brisklets Cin fFsrrelll $40 so
Gay Kit wallace 2eo
Time i.13. OFF 51ih
Morocco Light. Flynn Count and Sun Rid
also ran
sEvENrH RACE-3-year-oldB and up.
I LIE miles
sassy Pa1ricis tRobtrtson $50 42o , 100
PAnco tCrsig $40 so
Sticktr Bush 260
Time l,46 as of SAT
Cy Dart. Ty Special. side order. Lady
Garry. Roy ~y and Zorro also ran
EIGHTH RACE-z-yelr-olds and up. mile
and 10 yards
Hopedsls fThornburEl $40 2 90 40
Bachelor Boy Craig $40 40
Camp Meeting tJuare1l 3 so
Time las is, off 6i9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Grated from German prison camp He West Point graduate
Vince Banonis From Long Sea Duty
It. Vince Banons is Detroit visitor after many months
at The former AAmercan University Of
Detroit who later starred the Seahawks Is many
pounds overweight he
exercise he likes while aboard ship.
Another visitor is Bill Prev, the swimmer who has
been stationed in the Canal Zone.
All three brothers a famed football famly-Dick Pat
and Lee Haneare in the marine and recently met for
the first time since Pearl Harbor Spokane Wash Dick
lieutenant colonel in charge of athletics at Ell Toro, CAL
Also lieutenant colonel Pat with the marines
Guadacana and the Bronze Star for heroic action at
Sapan and nian Capt Lee Haney athletic director at the
klamath Falls, Ore. marine base.
1t Ted Williams leading slugger of baseball when he
tered the marine corps flying service taking his operaonal
training Jacksonville and will be his to action
against Japan. With him 1t. Bob Kennedy who just
about the best third baeman the American League when he
this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

try. It has an abundance of
streams and lakes.
How long will Michigan con-
tinue to lead the parade if this
dam and a series of others now
being planned are permitted?
In the case of the Black River
we believe that the conservation
commission were justified in
transferring the land to the power
company because this particular
section of the river has not and
never has been good fishing
stream. Such streams are few
and far between in this state and
future decisions on power dams
should be carefully studied.
The commission has demanded
that the power company maintain
a certain flow of water over the
dam; that the public will be
assured of access to the stream
above and below the dam for
several miles and other reserva-
tions.
The Presque lie Sportsmen's
Club in whose bailiwick the dam
is to be constructed has also
voted approval of the transfer.
WILL HELP FARMER
In favor of the dam is the fact
that ii will provide electric serv-
ice to $1,000 people in that COM
munity, adding much to their
enjoyment and living conditions.
1t is certain that much unrest
in the Black River case could
have been avoided had the public
been acquainted with the facts.
AS a matter of fact that was
the purpose of a report adopted
by the Michigan Outdoor Writers
at its annual meeting only few
weeks ago asking the conserva-
ton commission for a 60-day
waiting period plus public hear
ing when the state is involved in
the transfer of land for the build
ing of dam.
The Michigan United Conserva-
ton Clubs adopted a similar reso-
luton at its convention in Lansing
only last week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

annual University of Michigan
golf tournament at Meadow
brook last week. They were
1t. AL Robinson Jr. Of the Ninth
Air Force, who spent 10
months in a German prison.
He had 40 missions on a BIG.
1t. John Barr was on the
USS Franklin when it was hit.
He saw considerable action in
the Philippines. 1t. (jg) Ed
Barrett, USNR, was with tho
landing forces in the Philip
pines and on several other Pa
cific invasion parties.
Maj. Edwin Pezda, who
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

s-McCrthan-Searcy entry
SECOND RACE-2-yesr-olos. .. mile:
Nom, Boy Knott $40 32o 2so
Eif & HnI' MS e-svss, sa DID, e-plnso n.nso.
JSmpe cI.r Ely sT f, .ne s Ss.sse also pusse ssn
b-J. r. Hoffman entry.
e-Butson-wsiden entry.
Third RAcE-3 and 4-y.sr-oids. sis fur
s;;, ,;s.its Fn,h, .cOni,lsi 40 soS 2.ssOo
Tim. / 40 SIS. OF 4I7i.
Minstrel SOM, a-nolt, Robins Pet. NJ
Her Answer also ran.
a-Kennedy-cromwtll entry
pIsS g9rfTH #. sif,s ssiGb7''''FGs; $50 : S'
Black Fantasy tConrsieIl 500 2eo
Chero-Ksid BARBER $50
Play r' Easy ~ Eva Eva Iiiin,n and DARK Heather
YITTH RAcE-s-yesr-oles and W. q. mile:
s-Notforme Mayer ESQ 40
Little Monarch Tsouthl $50
Time i;l3 2-5. off s. 2ei5
s-Hashie /. and Carmel Town also ran.
Sixth RAcE@s-ye.r-olds and up lis
Sentiment Sake ,wir,h, 1850 out out
Black Pepper Gonzales out
Time f:47 is. of 6oi.
Choppy Sea also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up ! lis
s:xys perrh, CBodiou, $40 22o ou,
Meetsum Bsyhsm 500 out
Early n Smart lSouthl out
Time las 3-S. off 9 10
EIGHTH RACE-3-yesr-olos and up. i-ie
miles
Onemore South 1880 TAO 420
Ho-Ho Mayer 100 $50
Sweepnsck tBodioul 500
Time so. off 7.l2
Bottle KNIGHT. Equal Chance. True Shooter.
Success Story and Cay and Lisht also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Spiindriift
Ford's Cap johnson
Brings Spookie Here
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

Our feet is still growing,
Aookie, 46-foot cutter, one OF
- prize boats in the East is
now the property of Capt. Oscar
A. johnson, the Viking part OF
the Ford Motor Co.
This ship much sought after by
Detroit yachtsmen the last couple
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
As Beat Yanks
In Tenth, 4-3

PHILADELPHIA. June 16
(UP) - Jim Turner's wild pitch
with the bases loaded and two out
in the tenth inning sent Joe Berry
over the plate with the run that
gave the Philadelphia Athletics a
4-3 victory over the New York
Yankees today before $500 spec
tatOrs,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
9th Race

sey and
through the
was
ava cos.d With 10
lacked
SEVENTH RACE-S75 500 The Man o War Handicap 3year
olds l-l6 miles:
BELIEVE, Ill IS. Brooks) ZOO s5O 3.4o
SCOTS BILL los tR. CaggeO o%o 3lO
WISE MOSS, 10 III Lenmons) Z.oo
Time Meniether Only, Day Dodger Good Daughter
Tattle Tale Vice Admiral and Goober Lad also ran
B. Talbert entry.
EIGHTH RACE-S35 500 claiming 4-year-olds and Lie
miles: ,,o
PARI KING, 1l3 CA. Gaug) 1900 $40 30
SEEBEEBEE. ia (R. Cagget} eZo 9oO
SYRIAN BOY, ia Up Mlhgan ooo
is. Dams Choice Vain Captain here She Is ana
tt Ieea ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Of yea rs, i:
now en- route
here and vii.
be in [ Ia
Mackinac race
next month.
And you car
d e p @ n d or
&C p 10 see
that Spookie is
in top s h a p {
with a tor
crew. Caps
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Totals 3s s2ei4 Totals SO s3Ole
a-Batted for Csrbark IN 7th.
b-BAtted for Bonham IN 7th
c-Batted for RoSar In eighth.
X-Tvo out when winning run scored.
New York 600 900 o3o o-5
Philadelphia l02 600 600 IA
Runs-Stirnweiss. Martin. Etten. Keli. Peck
Cefkin. Berry. Errors-Metheny. Martin, Gro
setti. Cerkin. Runs batted in-Estalella. Peck
Sieoert. Berry scored on Turner'S wild
pitch Martin. Etten 2 Two-base hits
Grimes Crosetti. Martin. siebert Home run
Etten Stolen baSe-Stirnweiss. sacrifiee-Ker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
IN THE OPEN
With Don GiIlies
Dam Building Program
Perils State Fishing

Sportsmen organizations wondering today the state
seyation commission acted in the interest of the public
ordering the transfer
City to the Presque lie County Electric Cooperative Association
for the of building a River
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Will.
whit. being HOOP R flight
o a mad
to
int
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
American Legion League
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS GAMES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dyke VS. Edwards.
jayne q Btifss vs.. Young. Br 5. Besudry
Bushwsy, Bf 5: Roose-vsnker VS. Phillips.
Bf 2.
WEST sfDE--Aiger w. Police, Palmer Park:
Faust VS. Rosedale Park. Atkinson a. stitt
va Holley, NV 4; Rosenvsld vs.. vincent,
wallace fled: Century ". learned. NV ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
The Preakness Chart

rII he Stakes 7
Mace weno
Mrs r A
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Auto Club 9
In Twin Bill
Class A Champs
Can Tie for First

Defending champion Auto Club
can tie for first place in Class A
of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
tion by taking a double-header
this Sunday.
Auto Club first meets Ash, and
follows against Gem. The cham
pions have won three out of four
to date, and a twin victory can
give them a share of the lead,
even If Paris whips Pepsi-Cola.
Oakwood Blue Jackets. topping
Class B with five straight wins,
meets JAW TIA in that divisions
headliner. Federal, with four
straight triumphs. takes on Con-
tinental, winner of its two starts.
The Detroit Firemen-Spring-
( field clash features the Class d
card. The former has won four
straight. while Springfield dropped
one in five starts.
Federation officials announced
June 19 will be the last date for
releasing players. with July l the
deadline for signing players.
SCHEDULE
CLASS A
Auto Club VI Ash NV 3 90 Auto Club
vs. Gem wv ; 400 Paris Va Peph-Cols
BI 800 Arthurs VI. Shorty Moran. NV
Eureka W UAW ~. nv 2. Loo; JAW
Johns, NV 4. 800. Dixie " Epiphany Lu-
clsrs. 400. RAYS " JAW is4. Palmer
5iys "a 'SP9 gswst LamGssi Va fss ds McsnS J.JS.
;. 90. Putnam ". ST. Clair Shores. BI
De SAINTS Va Jay Gee. Bi s 400 Clyde W
Lssky. jayne g. 100. JAW l54 ira "
Buhl Bl 2, 900. Baird vs. stoesr. LodE. 2.
De Soto vs. siils. Dinse@sn 'I i. Zoo: Cooper
" St ScholaStica. Cooley, 400, Detroit
Eir.msn ". sprinsfisld. Atkinson ], 400.
LOO. LArsons va Northwest Lions. DingsmAn
/. 400. Del Ray VI Gene Iunney Boys Club.
Y q D 400 Troy Va. Dsrin-AImitTonE
YiKEMES's LEAGUE
BAIT II Va Bait 8, BI 2 Bait, o u
Bait 4. jayne 5. Bait vs. Bait z St
Clair Bait ~ Bait. s Littiefield Bait
" Bait NV 3. Bait Va. Bait 3
Atkinson ,. All games a, o m.
CLASS u
Bears VI r. C. Moeller stoepel I. 90:
Industrial Va Scorpion stospel !. 90
Rediofd Boys VI Mccarthy NV 5. 400
hsrauceu u Cardinals. Clark 2, 90.
Comets VI Clv Club. Lit,ls;islo. 800.
Pad0ver vs Teamkterl. Mackenzie 100
JohnSon u wsuendsls NV ,. 400. Pan.
ihert vs. Robinton Mackenzie 400. Macs
" woodward, U % 90. LSu,h vs. sports
Ciun. CiArs 1, 100. 81, BonifGce vs. Yam
kset Atkinson ,. 4 90 LonF a Long Va
Iiisns, Cooley. 100 Dearborn N Wayne
Stotpei -Louresa vs. Mustangs. stoe-
Pei 2 100, Catholic Central No , vs..
Michigan Leather, jayne RI 90 Warriors
vs. -; Augustine, SOuthestiern. 4 90. Forest
200 pit,;., ', S. Sp co5ss, cS,,ci Iva. ,wa..aes'
90: Psttyn W, Cosmos Lodge / 100,
hckeever vs. Moran, SouthsasteTn. ! 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

YIRsr RACE-3.yesr-olds and up. .. mile
Bip tYocum $40 $40 26o
Ksdelkee FIREMAN. ESQ $50
Manipulate tHettinRerl $40
Time i:14 is. off 3:o7n.
Task Force. Wonder witch, VI Osuns, a-Lsdy
Brilliant. s-Johnnie Enret and Judy Dunn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

ytRsT RACE-4.year-olds and Up. . mile
Poppy Miss tPermAnsp 1900 $50 oo
Tsmbo Arc1roi &oo 81
Beli-the-cst Trent S-oo
Time as as. of iis
TIT Tat Toe, chsesestraw and Sea Base also
SECOND HAcI-aysar-oles,c a. ,urion5., e.
Rolids tAresToT sou 5oO
Rytins- 4Lasl 1f.@o
s-Mary's Dell b-Alns Mater Hsried stare
Song b-Ics Lady. Wsymark. Dorothy Brown,
Milf House a-s.Wed Up 'oganEs Blossom and
'wld CeTsniam also ran
,-sesu,tinr,r entry.
THIRD RAcE-4-ys,r-oldI and up Ia mile,
Kihs o6sron ,w.tsrl- 40 go 33oo
s.cfsy Hood tHsrrison, ; 30
Time "A as tnsw track record. off
s-P,a, Mou. Black Ned. K.nneeunk. elm.
vadeV and Army Power also ran.
s-BroOktPsrker entry.
e-Mrt y A Clarke entry
tmccresrS1 1910 $50 $40
Wildli!e Atkinson 90 so
Ellis Leblanc 40
Time III as O. 3:I7.
Ace skipper Heloptic. H.iysr Court. Chance
yIFTH RACL-3-y.sr-oldi and Up. a mile,
SAl,o ADAMS 1890 $50 47o
BreeIing Home fMehrtentl IL 80 30
VINO Goes There lPermAnel $40
Time i:ii. of 3,4eiz
Rodney Stone and Apache also ran.
sIxIH RACE-3-yesr-olcS and up,. ia
miles "
Dsdl Diver tAresro) 500 $50 out
Stymie PermAnel 80 out
Olympic Zenith Jemssl out
Time 04. of AS.
Great Rush also ran.
SEyTSTH RACE-3-yesrolot mile
Nichaelo ADAM l2.2o 50 300
Elpis fJenssl 1900 50
TurnpAte tMcCreary 20
Time l.37 SIS or so3is
BiN Hardsy. Intact Freddie Game. Col
leto TsrSws voloway. First Mate. CstaelySm
and Johnsport sio ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and ur--1ls
miles
s-Adeiphis tMccresryl 1870 $50 $40
Blue whistler tAtstnton $40 so
Oatmeal (Permznel 2,To
Tirnr 232 as. off S3a
Futartm, s-Timesd and In Question also
ran. al. Fink entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
PIMLICo RESULTS

FIRST RAGS and .:ye.r-oIds,. =. mile;
Photos (ClArkb 2s.4o 12lo $40
Ssrswak (Kirkl $50 40
Cumorop (Snelinsl A-4n
TImt III 2-5, off 1.olh.
a-Audible. s-veteran. Lictor. Round Trip.
ins1sSs sscosn ,nG nAcisyesroids n. and
yards.
service PHO,
Scavthorni 246o $40 4S0
Statesman tCilbtTi $50 $40
Magnetic star Lynch 27O
Time i:45, of 3oiz.
Kimberly, Gomoeen Man. Boston Cap and
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr-olds Al furloass
Lady Gunner iBreenI 2.70 220 out
Arel Song Clark 2e0 out
scuiilemsn Colbert out
Time 50, OFF 2oi.
FOURTH RACE-2-yesr-oles "a iurlongs.
Love Ny Cal Woo, 'O 90 90
Time SIS, off AL
Bradley's Gift. comsid. Ainy and Arden
FIFTH RACE sic miles
Rounders lRemerscheidl $50 200 SO
he Rolls Young 1900 II 90
Cay Bit Smelling 1870
.spsnsled Gam. Lord calvert. Bon Jour.
Alex Barth and MesoEo also ran
SIXTH RASE-9-year-oldl I sis miles
Hoop Jr. tsnideri $40 7eo
Darby pteppe tCAlvertl 40
lime 4. % 80 OH SIS
Pavot Bobsnet sea swallow. Alexis, The
Dofe and Adonis also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-olds, 1 lie miles
GAliorette fWooft $40 2so ? so
Rcccs kirkland $50 $40
Be Faithful tDodson 90
Time 14 as of AS7ts
War strategy Blue Deck and SNOW Maid
EIGHTH RAcE-o.y,sr-olas and up >, mile:
Director J Y ROOT a.4o so so
Blue wings fBuxtonl 7eo $50
Sophocles CLARK $40
Time l:ll, of 5:32
s-Big Party. Turnooat. Quillon. ousn -.
a-Crest Power and Hastsyille also ran.
s-Brookmeadc stable entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

FIRsr RACE-3 and 4-yesr-ods. =. mile:
Photos (Clarkl 2s.40 l2lo $40
Ssrswsk KIRK $50 40
Cumdrop (Sntliinll A40
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-09
Sophomores Give Party
By MARGIE SUMPTION

Friday evening, January 26, the sophs of WrangeI high gave a sue cessful party, declared to be the best one of the year Ca loyal sopho- more speaking).
 Starting at 1880 pm. everyone had a delightful evening, which started out with almost everyone dancing Soon a spirited game of 'steal-the-bacon" began with Ray as the "top-man." Later everyone began dancing, and spot prizes were given out to couples. The dancers winning prizes of suckers were Christine and Lloyd, Betty and Frances, Marion and Patty, Margle and Roy, Jessie and Louise and others. A rhumba was danced, end ing in hilarious laughter.
 In the midst of this confusion came the welcome call: Chow s on" Down the hall tore the hungry students to partake of delicious shrimp salad, sandwiches, chocolate cake and coffee, After refreshments We again danced until it was time to do the dishes and leave the building ship shape"