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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
Promote Four Nurses
AT New Guinea Post

the surgical ward of the station
hospital here.
The four nurses were stationed
at fort Huachuca, Ariz., before
coming here together. They came
to New Guinea after stay In
Australia, known as the land
down under.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
NOTE FROM THE PARISH
STREET RHYMER

Old Glory she waves and she
waves with patience. She stands at
the head of mighty Nation,
America is rich with plenty wealth
We all mourn President Roosevelt's
death The country is messed-up
and in a flaw We still are III a
Bloody War. We got TO cut, carve
and hew
We don't know what Mr.. Iru-
man is going TO do.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
SOMETHING THAT
MADE ME LAFF

That Story the Boys and Girls
are telling up and Down the Ole
Stroll about a certain waitress up
at SheppardS who went down to the
Pawn Shop the other Saturday and
pawned her rings -. and when a
friend asked her about such an ur-
gent need for money she said
she needed it to leave town . be-
fore the day that she promised to
marry fellow
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
DR.. Williams
Office In Paris
Cleaners Building

DR.. r. O. Williams, the city's
new physician and surgeon, has
established offices in the New Paris
Cleaners Building, at the corner OF
North Parish street and Monument
DR. Williams Offices occupies a suite
OF rooms on the second floor of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
Jackson Soldiers
Learn To Handle
Bombs In England

AN AR SERVICE COMMAND
STATION, Somewhere in England
Cpl. Willie Byrd. son of Mrs. E
Byrd, l07l2 Moment street, jack
son, Miss, and Pfc. William A. San
ders, husband of Mrs. Marie San
ders Of 227 Green street, Jackson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
Up And Down Parish Street

Of service This time they really
should because it looks like the
wind-ur, but all the stakes are
still down.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-28
WEEKLY OUOTAT

WEEKLY QUOTATION
Let us look for guidance to the
principles of true Democracy which
are enduring because they are
right, and invincible because they
are lust" Grover Cleveland.
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Thaddeus c. Jones, Sgt. 87th CML
SC CO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Runs Skipper Factory

II you want 10 understand why
the Detroit Yacht Club is such a
dominant factor IN sailing here YOU
have only 10 look 10 its catboat
sailing school. veritable produc-
tion line in producing shippers.
Or. Paul Crosby. chairman this
year of the catboats at the Dye
is continuing the fine efforts
of the chairmen before him, sgd
Warner. Leo Robb, Cletus yelling
and others.
For instance, approximately
so novice shippers Who started
10 take lessons this year are
now In the throes of a 30-race
serie. which will end before
Sept. 80. On that date a three
skipper team from the Dye
will race teams from the De-
troit Boat Club and Edison
Boat Club for the river novice
title.
Races are held Wednesday and
Friday nights and some on Sun
days. DR.. Crosby gives lecture
10 his class Of nearly a 100 stu
dents each Friday. course
which has been supplemented by
talks from Warner, Fred Hayes
and Fred MenninEer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
NARRAGARSETT RESULTS

r,itii hksI RACE-3-yeAr-olds and up. lis
Parry P,,,t pu .Hsttingsri 1880 $50 $50
Guy Hotel tMcKeeyerl 4 so
Time l'4s. off 2.37
Dead Aim. Crimson Lancer and Reign Star
SECOND RAcE-s-year-olds and up. $. nile.
Iemplet tMeMulenJ 4eO $50 so
MsHlmont martin $40 90
msnlpulste tDanielsl 90
Time l:i2 3-5. off sii
Kalamazoo, Dark Mischief. Glorious Sec
humble Pea. To Town James. BsrtS Chance
also ran.
THIRD RACE-s-year-olds and up. ., mile.
asIIs,isi HasIpsiishotd tMsnleyI l4,4o 40 $50
DIEGO Red tTobinl $50
Time III 3-5 Off s.42A
Hoops. Rough Man. windWard Isle and
FOURTH RAcE-s.y,n-oio, ., mile.
-Four Queens Martin e 90 3Ao
Wlll Markham fMcMullenl a2o
Time IL is, or 4.l4iz
with WINS Santa CANDIDA Hy.Wick
Penny Pineher Short stay. Dawes sister
s3s,IlI and Helen Dear also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds and Up. :. mile
a.WesiminSter Brecn $50 $50 22o
Nagdals tHettinEer $40 $50
Minuock tBalzarettil SO
Time 10 As. of 4.47.
Evelyn Rolls Son o. Hal, s-DoE Day. Ola
mond Back and Casey Jones sl.o ran.
ri, SIXTH RACL-2-year-olds q mile
Here's How pratt ION an 2 9n
Lady Gunner tBTeenl 24O , 3o
Adebel tCoule al
Time III 2-5 or SIS
Quick News Helnor Juls Lusty Tidblt and
Ma rled also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and Up.
Dinner Party tPrattl 40 2AO 2o
ValdinA Craft Martini $50 2 an
HI sun tHettlngeri ? so
Tine f.4l As or S.4a
Cavatorts. LlnVood Jim and Anna Mullen
also ran
EIGHTH RACE-4-year-olds and up lis
miles
BY Conscrpt tClauRl $40 $40 aso
Golden Thorn Balzarettil 4 90 4 90
Capt Caution Warren 40
Time SO of lsis
Arronne Woods. Moksblue. Link and Gre
dentialS also ran
NINTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. IL
miles
chicons tTurnoulD 1000 42O $40
Esta HettinEeff 100 4SO
one Tip tChaffinl 3sO
Time / 81 2-5 on 652
Blue Cadet Expose Ylee Bar Sieht Scar
canter, Weesgonc and Garden Pot also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Double Windup
On Fight Card

One Of the most ambitious un-
dertakings in Detroit boxing Will
make its formal bow Monday
night in Arena Gardens, when
promter Orville Godfrey presents
tf7c first in a series or 4O-weekly
big name boxing cards.
A double windup viii feature
the inaugural card. Charles
(PeteyD Smith, New York Slugger,
and Leon Spencer. Detroit
fighter Of equal repute, clash in
one OF the l0-round headliners.
JUST OUT or ARMY
Lou Woods, rugged Detroit mid
dleWeight. makes his first fight
since his release by the army,
facing Sparky Reynolds of Hun
tington, w. Va, in the other fea-
ture battle.
Smith. who holds q one-point
victory over Spencer. was signed
by Godfrey after Phil Terranova
Spencer'S original opponent, was
forced 10 withdraw from the bat
tie by a severe chest cold.
The first battle between Smith
and Spencer, at Arcadia where
Godfrey presented boxing during
the past two years, was one of the
weirdest affairs seen here in some
time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
ST. John Heads '30s

BILGEWASH: Ray st. John.
who came over here from Cleve-
land imbued with the idea of
establishing the 30-square meter
class I'm Detroit, was named the
head man of the 30-Square
Meter Association last week.
Bin Wizard is measurer. There
are now five of the ''thirties"
here. st. John has Startling at
the Dye, where Vic Lakits has
just brought in Mistress tea
Nancy from Marblehead. Eric
Lundell has Nordic At the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club while
Joe Vance has Chip AZ Cres-
cent. Wizard sails Brilliant under
Bayview colors.
Mrs. Eric Lundell has put up 2
trophy bearing the family name
for a three-race series for the
class Sept. 30.
The "thirties" are Sloops about
40-feet long. OF light displace'
ment and are wont 10 knock the
ears of of RS and skies when il
breeZes up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Marquette Gets New Coach

1t tgt Gerry Sedei USNR fullback years
later coach at Columbia stationed with
quee and will be able to aid the football
months of duty in the southwest Pacific
The American Leaguers defeated the Nationals
nan Island last week. Chubby Dean winning pitcher
For his teammates he had Joe Gordon Wright
and Walter Judnich It. Mickey Cochrane left the navy
at Iowa Prehght last week.
Rear Adm Ralph W. f. Davidson jacksonville recently
said athletes natural leaders, He George
Earnshaw and It. Charley Gehringer examples Quoting
the admiral Here's Charley Gehringer station do
not know of better officer than Gehrnger glad
to have him under in capacity he given
little technical knowledge has knock of making
him."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Midget Racers
Open Sunday

With II assured entrants and
several others expected before
closing time the success of De-
troit's first midget auto race meet
since Pearl Harbor is assured
from competitive standpoint.
The scene is the New Detroit
Speedway on Ryan Road just
beyond Is mile and the starting
time is 3 o'clock today.
The list of drivers TO race in
cludeS Carl Forberg of Omaha,
winner at Toledo, Buddy Hues-
man, Toledo. Al Sprang, Wiscon-
sin champion and George Meitz-
man. who finished second 10 For
berg at Toledo
Qualifying trials Of three laps
for position start at l:30, with
four elimination races at 3 o'clock.
Qualifiers in these will race in a
20-lap feature following a consola-
ton event. A lo-lap or less pursuit
race also will be run.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Injured DiNaggio
Out For Season

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8 CUP)
Vince DiMaggio, Phila d Q lp h a
Phllles outhelder, will be out for
the remainder Of the season with
fractured right elbow suffered
in Cincinnati yesterday when he
ran into the fence 10 field a ball.
II was disclosed today.
DlMaggio had hit Is home runs
for the PhillieS. X-rayS revealed
the extent OF ms injury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

ND It's war mANfLHD blhLLioh
time fgure-elght course and 40
Ing back TO an equilateral 30
mile triangle for Its Blue Nose
which will take the fleet out to
a marker the other side OF the
steamer channel, then TO the
st. Clair Light and back 10 the
finish.
The eight-meters start first al
IL a. m, followed by the skies,
racing-cruising. cruising and rae
ing classes. The last class includes
the LIS, 30's, 22's, C's and Stars.
Two new perpetual trophies are
being placed IN competition
Charley Beck has put up one for
the six-meters, d class in which ne
hasn't been beaten with DJlnn,
while the racing class will go after
an, award donated by Manferd
Burieigh. the transportation man,
n nOn-raCer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Il HAWAI- Now in Pacific Zone

1t Albert HAWAI- of Michigan States coaching staff in
the Pacific return the school before long his wife has
notified Ralph Young athletic director appeared
meetings OF the Detroit Times Downtown Quarterback Club
Despite the ending of the the USO increasing its
overseas sports shows for seremen Among the listed
to leave shortly Jess Willard former world heavyweight
ing champion who is to be charge of wrestling
Durocher who will leave the day after the Closes
Danny Kaye There will also be tennis company headed by
Francis \. Shields and including frankie Parker.
There four eXseryicemen Northue Uniyer-
siys football team All are from the Army Air Corps-d
Parsegan Evanston halfbac Jim Lecture Evanston tace
Don Seidler Chicago haback and Bill Johns
Leo Killer of Notre Danes 1914 basketball
the two best forwards of the has been given medical
dicharge by the and will school shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
AoUEpUcT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-2.yesr-odf = mile
Colonial Rose tLutherI - 90 II 40 2 so
Ensign Mary y. Wright ESQ 40
JttteTy Jane (Biermsnl 40
Time II Is of 0Oig
Thorobene Double Risk Broom Ride Ex-
ealibur and Darby Devon also ran
SECOND RkCE-3-year-oids. q, mile.
POGO Mas kirkland $50 $50 , 90
sun Lady Miller 90 90
Paper Mil tBiermanf 10
Time i:l2 Is OF l.f1fs
Triton, Tiger Call, TaSAlillo and Febrldge
also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-ytsr-ees and VI la miles
over hurdles
Reykajavlk adams 4 so. 90 90
a-M0ndarah MaUeel 90 gdO
Raisin Bread BruderI 70
Time 2.46 as. or 1872
Pharant. a-Sea Raft junction City and Our
Debenturc also ran
a-Mfs r. y Weir entry
FOURTH RACE-2-yesI-oIds 3, nile
Hifhiortdies Wright elO 74o 2 90
foXrlove tScawthorn 90 90
Jersey Cream tSnideI 90
Time Il or So
Miss Delhi Last Tower Darby D0ves TwIr.
Cir. Mans Del and Trienoy also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Matomb Kennel Club
Holding Puppy Show

Judging in the Macomh County
kenne Clubs first all breed
puppy match this Sunday al VFW
Memorial Home, 2S404 +. Jeffer-
son, St Clair Shores, will start
at ! p. m.
John Hackett of Birmingham
will Judge best in show. Other
judges are Chris Teeter, president
Of the Detroit Kennel Club. Stella
Quick. {. J. Fitzgerald and Glen
StaineS. There is no admission
charge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Armys New Opponent

WEST POINT, y. Y, Sept. S
tUP) - Graduate manager Col.
Lawrence (BifD Jones announced
today that Arny's football team
will play the Torpedo Boat Train
ing Center of Melville, r. l.. on
Oct 20 The PIT Raiders"
coached by Mike Kolovak, former
Boston College player, replace
North Carolina Prefhght, which
Cancelled its schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

the navy at Colgate he made
fine impression and was offered
a postwar job.
1t. Joe Truckowski, assist
ant to Joe Gembis at Wayne, Is
due for an early release from
the navy and will return to his
old job. Truck was captain and
fullback at University of Mich
igan after making sport history
at Northeastern High.
Pfc. Al Szymal, former
swimmer and water polo player
at the Detroit Yacht Club and
Kronk, is enjoying a furlough in
Nice, where he is catching up on
his swimming and resting he
postcards to the Times sports
department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

dog men who are officiating al
the trial will be G.. NJ. (Pete) Gar
rett. Paul Treadaway Of Berkley,
Fred Davis, Art Edwin, Porter
Colby, Erwin Carroll. Miner 3.
Finney. Ed Stewart. Roy Hinkle.
Bill Murray, Al Nofke, Dewey
Elwood, Paul Dawson, Ed F1ack
of Saginaw. Fred Moffett, Dave
Pullen, Luther Smith. Battle
Creek; Frank Dimki. Unionville
Ralph Thomas, Crosse Pointe, and
Fred Leggett of East Tawas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Spiindriift
Blue Nose Regatta
Back TO Old Course
By GEORGE Z. VAN

Crosse Pointe Yacht Clubs
salty-named "Blue-Nose' Regatta
is on tap next Sunday as the final
inter-club function on the Detroit
River Yachting Association 5
schedule.
After the Blue Nose the one
design classes will race well into
October. The three Sunday races
for the Iceberg Trophy for eight
meter sloops starts Sept. %. The
six-meters will hold their Top
Dog" three-race-on-one day affair
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
MiI(dVe S Stretch Run
Wins Camden Can

CAMDEN, n. J.. Sept. 8 GNS)
Jacob L. Freedman's Milcave
turned in a brilliant stretch run
10 come from last in a field of
seven and win the $4,000 added
Nlneland Handicap, feature race
Of the getaway card at Garden
State Park today.
Milcave won going away finish
ing SIX lengths ahead of Dare Me
and eight lengths in front of Good
Morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

FIFTH RACE-3-ycaroids and up =, mile:
Bertlc 5. tMcCrearyF Il 30 90 out
BrecHnc Home kirkland 40 out
CnchailenFcd tWright out
Time III as. OF 3S
DuS'man also ran
SIXTH RACE--3-year-oldS IL miles
War JeCp tKifklandl $50 $50 40
e-chiet q, Barker lBiermsn $50 70
time ] 81 2-S-pn 4.islg.
GallOrette Adonis Sir Francis z-BObanet
Bob Mann. b-Hltten. Michaelo and Alexis also
ran
z-won but was disqualified and placed also
ran
b-Nrs p r WhUakcr entry
SININTN RACL--f-year-Cics and up. ]
l-l6 miles
FaiscuT Atkinson 90 TO 90
Bcl-The-Caf iMtCfearyf 90 so
Sea Fare kirkland so
Time I 40 2-5 OF 5.ul
First Gun Proof Coil Ssmhsr and All TAX
also ran
IIGHTH RACE-4-year-oIcs and ur smile
Return Can Atkinson 80 20 i4t $40
NotleR BiCfmsrF $40 90
Buln Brdret fWahiCT 8 20
Time "a 1-h or 51a
poUblrab WcYHuoke P.lekt BOY Free
Lance Romanock ana smClensko siso faa,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

at the Crosse
Pointe Y a c h I
Club at a date
TO be decided.
The Gel a S 5
Sloops list their
North Channel
event Sept. 30.
and the Detroit
iv er catboat
championship is
down for Oct. Z.
The G.. p. Y.
&. il giving
~
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Openings for Leagues

There are openings for 8 and
l0-team bowling leagues Tuesday
al $50 and Thursday and Friday
al s p. m. at the Garden Recrea-
uOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

fiRsr RACE - 5-yesI-olds and Up, J..
Eons Day ,Emsryl 4s2o 2lso 1870
Prince Govaus lBurcyI 90
. Time IS 4-5. ou O3
Dorothy 2. E0tnos Miss stage AtafG.
/ The MeClain, Good Get and Bel cau also
! Time i.55 IS OF sos
SECOND RACE-2-yesr-0lds 5. mile
Haley o Mar tNichoisi $50 20 3 90
Dinner Guest Bodiou 2sO go
Time i-i2 IS. or s34 'o0
q, Rousedi Tire LiFei Ti.ie Hurry East Come
THIRD RACE-3-year-olos 6is furlonsC
Holly Man Brooks $40 $50 $40
Nsdna Aide Knott $40 $50
CO Devil iHiEleyI 40
Time i.is 3.5 or 4.o4
Private Joe, Double Duty Breath Taker.
Mighty Arab. Risky Lad. Uncle ROB. Lady
Kentucky and Mdeau also ran.
FOURTH RACL-i-ycar-olds and up. 6ia
Briehl wme Brooks gao $50 $40
Gem " tNichoisi $50 44O
Crimson Tide Carr 90
Time lis OF S33.
Topnsrd Count Chant Missy Miss Marian
Rnsv Brand and Don Deyifo also ran.
FiFIH RACE-3-yesr-olds end up. :, mile
Leo Brandy south 500 100 90
valdins Brgh, Campbell 220 40
Wise Don Filter $40 ; 90
Time l.i2 OF SOS.
Private Hovie Helen Agnes. Sweet Helen,
silent Play and Ovrrcross also ran
Dead heat FOR place
SIXTH RACE-45-yesr-olds sig furlonEs
Nancy Ply Fay 81 so $50 $50
Miss Disical Burdyi % 90 II 40
Cal Ann Higley' so
Time 10 is, Of 435f3
King Epithet. joe Spaeat. Signals Bloke
Ccmpatriot. Creepn. Be- Revere Loyal Lady
FLARES and Roman Red also ran
SEVENTH RAtk-3-yesr-ods and up. 3,
mile.
Boius tNicholsI 23.20 $50 20
Three Dots Bodioul 20 2 so
ChipaminN Smith 20
Time / II on 0siz
ValdinA Lamar Ny 1et Rambler Harriet
sue. Espino Gold Merrymarch Harmony
Now. Tiger Rebel, 'Sirus. Navy Cross and
Qulzzle also ran.
Field
EIGHTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up, I-l6
miles
Fighting step SOUTH ? 50 24O 72O
X. Doe Doe Smith $50 90
sunny Jack FAY 46O
Time "a 2-5 on 36is
Toy-Quay. Corydon. Cherry Trine and Gala
~ aI Ir4
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

SlSgt Al Trelo of the University of Detroit
team several is member of the i2d (Rainbow
Division football team stationed in Austria Also the
team Cpl Edward Makcherowcz who played pro
the Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland and the Chicago Card
mails, and Pvt Anton Roberts of the New York Giants
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES c Sept. 2. 94s-Pat 2. pss. ,
STARS IN SERVICE By Edgar Hayes
1t. Ok Emerson Shifted
To IoWa Preflight Base
STARS IN SERVICE
BY Edgar Hayes

1t c. Conner Emerson the famed Ok of the Detroit Lions
championship is Iowa Prefgh He visited Detroit
recently his to his station Ok join the coach!
staff at Colgate when he is released While stationed with
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
GARDEN STATE RESULTS

,,lgns., FIRST RAcE-3,yssr-ods and up, :. mile:
Rocky Craig Clark $40 $50
Nedlon fSnellings 90
/ Time IA as or :36il
Earth Eloiss z. Top Money. srass King TfT snd
SECOND KkCE-2-year-olds. ., mile:
Run Lady tCilbtrp $50 500
Tscaro Brsr WOOD i24O
Time 1913 as, of ; 90.
Corkonian Lad. PreSciencc Ring the BEL
Daredlne. Epinazs. Ceramic, o K Ruby, Bul-
cote and Carolina King also ran
Third RACL-3-year-olds, / mile and 10
Russsrdo twan $40 400 27o
Director tClsrki 4lO 2zO
Ned Canron Smelling 24O
Tine 40 3-5. on 33sh
S1ErS SSiiEs Sa, Tsef AZ. spd csies ALSO ran
Desert hes Sclsrk 40 sno GP; mi.e ao
Altos tPadgettl $50 23o
b BBellwethsr, s.lneomins. Ann-san. b-Ants-
S-MTs SS-Mn 3 H,,gs4lH p miller .n,pt entry
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. 1 lis
Dare Me Gamer ITO 4sO
Good Morning Gilbert $40
Time a. As. of 4.52.
Night Class. FlywelEht Ietmenov and
Piucky Maud also ran
b. SiN1H RACE-3yesr-olds and up = mile
Brownie tGuerinl $50 90
Queen Is tCllbert1 Z 20
Time III Is. or 27i5
Greek Warrior, Ideal Gift sole Psruts Di-
rector ? and Apache also ran
SEVENTH RACE--4-year-olos % %, g.,
miies
star Back Buttcnl $50 40 TO
Top Sergeant tConIaleSl Il so $50
ickclife Cal Root $50
Time ] SO 2 s. or 90
Lanceron SunFingO. some where BeauEar
Alca-Gal and WhichOok also ran
EIGHTH RACE-3-year-olds and 10 / lis
miles
Dizzy Heights scoccal rs 90 $50 90
Cash O Boy tClGrk 40 20
Pauias star tCarvuerI 40
Time las 2-5 on 67i's
Grsdca Good ODDS N0env Choice A.
'acto Warmers Girl. Toms Cannon and
Matte Dairie also ran
Won but vas disqualified and piaeee also
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
WARS END CUT SQUAD

1t. Paul Browns Great Lakes
team won't be up to the standard
of teams produced there in the
past. The sudden ending of the
war resulted in wholesale shifting
OF personnel, many of them foot
ball players. Some have been
given release or assignments
where football is impossible.
Marion Motley, a Negro full
back from Canton, O., is the best
ball carrier on the squad. Brown
has been using him at tailback
and full back trying TO find where
ne II work TO the best advantage.
The game will start at 2 o'clock
and be broadcast over all the ma.
Jor networks. About 25,OO0 fans
are expected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
FOR NOVICES

Only novice dogs and novice
handlers will be permitted 10 run
in the trial which is designed 10
encourage hunters to get their
dogs in better condition for the
coming hunting seasons.
The field trial course where
dogs will be judged is already
loaded with pheasants. In addi-
ton officials will plant more than
% during the course of the day.
Sportsmen, whether they have
a dog in the trial or not. are in
vited to attend the trial and talk
to the states top judges, handlers
and trainers and learn first hand
how a good gun dog should work.
Some Of the top ranking gun
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Many Prizes
|nDog Trials
No Entry Fee
for Times Event
BY DON GILLIEs

Nine major awards and a beau
tifully engraved certificate 10
every entry make up the prize
list for The Detroit Times Shoot
ing Dog Stake next Sunday.
The event, open TO all pointing
breeds, will be held at the Detroit
Creamery Farm (Houseman-Spitz-
ley subdivision). one mile south
of Mt. Clemens on Gratiot. Judg-
ing starts at s a. m.
There is no entry fee for the
stake but owners of dogs are ad-
vised TO fill out and mail the entry
blank printed in today's Times as
first entries receive preference.
Prizes will be awarded on the
grounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-sl 500 claiming s-year-o.d.
! Ksoo Lea Xdamn $50 SO
Half Grand Remil.sIdf so
Aunt Lucy. Phih p Hsrv Ae,hs.. Moon-
.lie Bobby, YeiloW Kitten 'SmATty and Little
Thrill also ran
Pied
oldi and up. furlongs novice and apprentice
FSe5is Eil, Estate with 800 SO 90
/ Through Train tSuliyanl so
HuelWen. Bfizht Trace Jsb Me. snsppy
Verse and Pstafry also ran
THIRD RACL-sl 500 claiming 3-vesr-olds
and up furlongs
Aridisicsl tWirthI 1240 $50 so
Wise Chance jacobs $50 30
Calm Port Hsr'wick 90
Time lis As.
Memphis Bud Henny Penny Ksthy Thisisit
and Naldina Lorna also ran
FOURTH RACT-S2 600. claiming. 3-year-
ods and W. fuTlonEs
Good GolnT FsyoTi,ei 200 40 go
Lucky Creenock Layton $40
Time i.l3 rs
Mono miller Csniso. John snsfu and
Anthem also ran
Hinditsp ar 3'yssr-6lds and aa '.'s iaFohgs ' 81
Diamond Dick lMilliRsnl 40 4 20 = so
PLAY Hands lClaEEett $40 80
s-Shout About tFayoriteA 20
Time I u rs
.s-HenD KnIsht Lsyslsn and vsidins Sonora
also ran
ANTS Wolf entry
SIXTH RACE-The Champ Hsndics5 $40.
600. 2-yeAr-ods fuIlCnEs
c-wee Admiral BHleyi 700 $40 60
c-Creralach Hart $40 90
Vnlo sun wight $40
Tine 1913 Is
Eucalyptus Little keith Ariel Ace
Hash Camp Miss Mariana. Petro Gel Billy
Bumps. J. Moore and Pere Markctie also
ran
e-R e mclaughlin entry
-Fieie
SEVENTH RAGS 600. the NJ Clemens
Handicap, 3-year-olds and 70 ! l-I6 miles
Tulachmore With l6 20 $50 20
Hi NeiFhbor lClsFEetN 1890 SO
Sir Sprite KEEPER 3 20
Time as 3-5
Sweep SNinFer Bsumbsch Saku W0retto
and Romulus also ran
EIGHTH RACL-s2 600 claiming 3-year-
Might step tsullivsnI 4 90 200 so
Migration With 20 . 60
Biz Meal Adams 40
Time 80 9-S
Gee Raj. Yank Bomber end Darby Diplomat
also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
BENTZ AT RIGHT HALF

The right half post will go TO
Warren Bentz, who won a letter
last year and has shown most i'm
provement during the summer
practice. A marine trainee, a
freshman from Toledo. will be at
full back for the opening kick
off. He is Jim Foltz who appears
to have an edge over several
other excellent prospects.
Crisler has tentatively named
the following line to start against
the Sailors: Ends, Louis Brunsting
and Don Hershberger, tackles;
Jim Rehberger and AL Wahl.
tackles; John Lintol and Dom
Tomasi, guards and Henry Watts
at center.