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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
YMC,A Notes

There are people who are horn
swimmers and then there are some
who can just swim. Buddy Will
son, swimming instructor OF the ST.
Antoine "Y," gave illustrations OF
the progress of the ~" swimmers
with the following statements:
Eliot Hodges is becoming one OF
the best all around swimmers in
the city. He swims the free style,
back stroke and the breast stroke
with the greatest of ease. His
brother. Thurman Hodges. who
swims the crawl, back and breast
stroke, will be city champ II he
keeps AT IT, The Malone brothers
are also city champs. when
started working at the St Antoine
~" Wendall Rayburn who Is six
teen years old. could swim only
one lap of the pool now he swims
half mile a day. His swimming
has improved tremendously. There
are number OF boys who swim
on the ~ team that | could
speak OF who are showing a great
improvement and In time will be-
some great swimmers. The rest
OF those boys are Alfred kirksey,
Willie Hill, Robert Rembow, Rob-
ert Piper. Nat Vaughn. Robert
Everett Robert Sheard, Raymond
Jones, Eugene Thomas Eddie Arm
strong, Raymond Smith, Bonnie
Baber Bennie stevens and william
Bledsoe
Summer is almost here and
thousands Of people will be look
into for some place TO swim You
won't have to look very hard. for
the ST, Antoine ~" has mixed
swimming two days week. and
will be looking forward to your
coming down and taking a din in
the cool water. The days for mix
ed swimming are Wednesdays and
Fridays from 1880 to 9 p. m. Come
on in and bring boy or girl
friend.
swimming is one Of the most
healthful sports in the world; and
the st. Antoine ~" offers the
public one OF the cleanest pools
in the city The lockers and
showers are kept clean at all times
Men and women are asked to
bring their own suits Soap and
towels are furnished by the ~"
Buddy Wilson. the swimming In
structor, will give instructions 70
those who wish them
Remember you don't have To he
a member to attend the mixed
swimming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

RAMS SIGN WOODY STROBE
by PAUL H. FIELDS

Signing Of Woodrow Wilson Strobe veteran Negro
end the University of California at Los Angeles and
the Fourth Air Force, announced by the world
champion Los Angeles Rams of the National Football
League Strobe played many teammate of
Kenny Washington recently signed by the Rams and
they formed Of the great forward passing
binatons Pacific Coast football history Their most
cent together last when they PLAYED with
the Hollywood Bears.
General Manager Charles F. Walsh Of the Rams
purchased Strobe from Paul SchiSser coach and
Of the Bears. Strobe and Washington VIII be tho first
members Of their in National league competition
since Joe Ilard Of Oregon played for the Chicago Car
dnals few years ago.
IN addition TO being great pass receiver he is like
panther defense and excellent blocker offense.
lie is feet inches tall and weighs 205 pounds
STROBE first played football at jefferson high school
in Los Angeles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
U. D. COACH SEES BEST
SEASON IN LONG TIME

DETROIT-The finest football
season within 20 years awaits the
fans Of the nation in 1916, Charley
Baer. grid coach at the University
OF Detroit, believes. Teams will
he better manned, better condition
cd and better coached. he believes
after making a survy OF conditions
throughout the Middle West.
"If these conditions hold true
all over the nation he said. and
I'm sure they do. 1916 will he a
football year 10 remember"
The return OF ex-servicemen. plus
a store OF players OF below-draft
age and OF former 4-Fs built up in
anticipation OF further manpower
depletion through selective service
will bring about the Improvement
in play. Baer believes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
JOE LOUIS
joe LoaLs - 81 Tuesdav. Nh 12. 10

WIIn IaTFcst expected light gate m hlforv T0-I a
month away me gossip league have made these sche-
que, T consists Of who Will win and what round VIII
zoe Knock out Conn or is he too old AT the weigh in
LOUIS sealed 22i - and Conn 95 - When the hoys
uan go" - fighting weight Conn VIII be lucky o last
our rounds After Dr. Walker examined the fighters
a the ""gh in ne announced hoth perfect condition
AFTER the examination Louis departed for Pon1pton akes
ano orr WeN 70 BroNns Hotel both IN Now Iar..-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
Lucky Presents
New Song Hit

BALTIMORE - Lucky MilIinder,
the "Stokowski OF Swing again
picked tho Royal theatre here as
the backdrop for the introduces n
OF another noyaliy song which he
exp cts 20 become a HIT This time
its the hilarious saga Of shorty
full title "Shortys Got To Co"
Millnder headlining an all-star
vaudeville bill here this week. re-
corded the new novelty several
weeks ago but delayed public
presentation until his engagement
here at the theatre which has been
the Introductory setting FOR all BIS
hits. II was AZ the ROYAL thar such
smash successes as sweet SUM
her when the Light Go on ctcs
big Fat Mama Who Throw the
whiskey In the Well and others
were introduced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

eager TO see Jolting Joe discredit-
he would predict that any white
second rater could whip hlm-IF
Dempsey has always considered
Louis as sort OF accident that
happened when everybody wasn't
looking. 1t will harden his arter-
les for keeps when Joe knocks over
Conn next month and notifies the
world. Dempsey included that he
is the best who ever did II, and
that he intends to remain the best
until he gets tired Of it all and
rctires indicated. The only
way TO put a new white hope on
the top Is TO produce a better man
than the guy who now sits on the
throne. Wishful thinking won't
do II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

ou is the winner and still champion The inpatient and
unpredcable fight fans however taking the ar
crcn Of any of pictures the final authority They
s,e betting on Joe to win by knockout but they're not
,rng that stop them from thinking and talking about
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
Sport Sh %! {; $.
n, JOuN LEE

BY JOHN M. LEE

NEW YORK - The fight-hungry fans hereabout are
growing loss under the strain of waiting for the Louis
conn brawl to Off and lately they have taken TO
stretching their maginaons while trying figure out pos
be endings for the slugest Most the talk indicates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

ably has earned the right to he
labelled great athlete indepndent
~ his unique running ability. Bo-
ianrlcs has his own way about him,
and has never been accused of he
ing conformist. but he has dem
onstratod on more than one occa-
sion that he does have a charitable
heart II there is still time. I'll
bet he would readily agree To put
one Of his reverse runs for
the hcnetii Of the negro COLLEGE
FUND II certainly would 10 worth
trying and in would bring in few
shekels plus tho added advantage
Of turning the spotlight on the
college fund drive which isn't as
generally known about as some OF
ne may think
NEW WHITE HOPE!
There has becn lot Of second
guessing as 20 the purpose Of Jack
ncmpsey's new syndicate in tho
boxing field or course, wc all
linow that II is primarily 10 make
some money for Jack and his back
ors and thcre is report that lack
has Realistically SGT out to break
Uncle Mike Jacobs stranglc-hnlA
on the game SO that some now
blood can be infused Whatever it
may be this one thing IL certain.
the Manasa Maulcr has neyer Civ
en- up HIS hope that a new white
hope will he found who will he
able 70 hang on 10 the title and not
90 letting some big, brown plug
ugly come along and knock Il or
his lilv-white brow Jack has
never been TOO fond Of the Negro
hcavies. and AZ one time he was 30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
FEATHER WEIGHTS

hen George Dixon, American Negro. stopped N1nce
aace Of England Al London in 1890 win The feather
weight crown me poundage disputed some cone nd
lng J Is and some l22. Today it is 126 pounds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

Rll, some Of them say, can be
cipsr about keeping out of range.
etd consequently might he able 10
n mll distance In answer TO
tbs ar 7,ion that going the dis
Dn. Vu NOT necessarily mean
lta.ne over tho championship gelt,
|ihe rdbcrs ail wer back by say
me ihat II Conn can 90 the dis
t1l, r wiz mean that Joe has
snww md viii have given had
cpoueh crformanco to earn the
so,l ~ ile judges.
Olu nally Won hear some men
fon N s,aud-off with caution on
10 tat OF 10th boys calling the
ry Finally everybody agrees
h} 'hrc won't DO a draw in this
rrIe ami thnt far and away loo
Hons Tho head gladiator Then
tty latt an over again sperulat-
.ir- r., The time the fight really
com olf everybody viii be mad
h NOR won't stop them from
fnc into the polo Grounds and
rrfa Gndine out ~" Y comes ont
Is RAJ. CHAMPION
rN Echn@n 'ln irrcpressihlo
ro ns 10 tho dancing feet who
celebrated sixty years in show hHs-
m few weeks hack gets this
SPORTS hanncl because NJ his ahil-
'r 20 best all corners running
Backwards Bill who IS not all
II nc Kin dof sweet personality
yo9 want 10 hug 10 your bosom Is
retuholees an institution and the
worlds greatest tap dancer Re-
cause he has been able 10 CON
tirue as tho worlds greatest OK
poror u happy dancing feet for
well over q half century. he prob
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
TINY BACK AT SCENE
OF FIRST APPEARANCE

NlCF~BERj Miss When Tiny
Bradshaw plays a one night en-
gag mer' with his dance banG
lore neat trGdv LIE VIA he re-
iuune o. the scene o US tlrt
puh't performance iowcNet thi1
tmc ihrre VIII be no ne"d %
keep constant fur'iya watch o.
the door lest the mlnions 81 th,
law take him in tow II vas 70
this busting town that he first
came many years 40 after hs
had rn away wor ,ome 20 ap
near re the demon straiIou' Morn
her ot a medicine show troupe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

Boys who intend to 60 TO Camp
ohiyesa July % to August 6 were
urged by the st. Antoine YMCA TO
register at once. Camp Ohiyesa Is
located on Fish Lake near Holly.
Michigan. 80 miles northwest Of
Detroit II is an unusually we'll
equipped boys camp with 201
acres Of land and nearly a mile of
lake frontage. The cabins, which
house nine boys and counselor,
are roomy we'll ventilated and
screened Activities include ten
mis-, baseball basketball horse
shoes, volleyball. archery. nature
study. crafts, trips, hikes boating
and swimming Special instruc-
ton is available for those who do
not know how TO swim.
The fee for these two weeks Of
camping is S35 The registration
fee is So the 1913 balance must he
paid one week before the boys
leave for camp. Non-members
will pay the "Y' membership fee Of
SO.
81 Antoine can send only 30
boys. Parents desiring more in.
formation are urged To call Mr..
Whedbee Boys work Secretary at
CA. 1914
Sp;ihgt'me outdoor games arc
a.t.actiI & great interest among
the boys OF tie ST. Antoine
IMCA. It was announced this
week by frdthcr j. Hauser. exec
utive secretary
Three soft-b9ll teams, track
team, and continuation % the
Loan =, SWIM" campaign arc
holding the rmior interest now.
Preparations are now underway
Cor the city wide track meet. un-
der the supervision OF athletic
director AL Nar1low. Good times
have been turned in by George
and Charles Malone Gene Wal
Ter. and Harry Cargile for the
juniors Clarence Brown, John
and James Jackson, Asthcn Jami-
SCI, Juliar Dsss, Charles Fairfax
Max Allen ana james Durham.
looked Impressive for the inter
moCiStes.
Approximately $50 bows took
part in the Learn to swim"
campaign with about 200 pro
crossing to advanced stages. The
campaign will continue TIL June
Z and all boys and groyn-ups
are encouraged to participate in
the swimming classes at the Y.
Buddy Wilson IL instructor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
ASSAULT WINS PREAKNEss

assault won the 56th annual running q The Freak
ness Stakes by neck Lord Boswell in winning the
Maryland classic assault duplicated his daddy feat Bold
Venture in 1896 By capturing the KentGckv Derby and
then the reakness. He neted his S91-12o and
last week S96l00 for winning the Kentucky Derby
If Assault can win the Belmont Stakes he wall win
turf triple crown There has only been six triple crown
winners, sir Parton, Gallant Fox. Omaha Whrlawav.
War Admra and Dount Fleet BENG The suecesfll ones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

lhaI JoItlng Joe VIII dust Conn of early I'm
the first session and call it a night Recent
pictures of the two fighters give Louis all the
best of IT, His body is trimmed of all fat and
il has healthy firmness. His arms are big
and powerful and they look like two pistons,
sharp, and precise ready to shoot into ac-
Ion with unerring skill
Conn at least in his pictures. looks to
be immed down enough but there is a
suggestion of softness about his body. On the
strength of the pictures recently published
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
ONEGAs ENTFR HAGUE

The Wayne Chapter Of Omega
Ps' Phi has eneered the inter.
fraternity baseball league. Wes-
ley kim who is the athletic III
rector Of the Chapter and manag.
or Of the baseball team invites
ali friends OF the Fraternity to
their games to encourage the
team 70 give top performance
The first game was played on
Monday. May 6.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
BVl Offers First Stellar Card
Of Capitals Duckpin Season

ner. vice president: X. Wright, Sec
retary, and H. Higbic. scorer.
Clarendons Open Tomorrow.
Among many other loops starting
tomorrow night will be the Claren-
don Mems Major. still seeking q
team with a maximum average oi
555. to complete an lS-team circuit
Seven mixed leagues will open TO-
morrow night at Hi-Skor. They are
Federal Deposits Insurance, Public
Health. Massachusetts, State Society
Army Quartermaster, Solicitors Of
flee Of Agriculture. Food and Drug
and Soil Conservation.
A quadruple strike bowled by w
A. Goodman OF No l3 Precinct team
was the feature OF the opening OF
the Metropolitan Police Department
League at Lucky Strike. Goodman
had high game Of l63. Offi"er r'"~-
ray OF the Park Police team had
high set with 389.
Tom Courtney OF Continental Life
with l6l and Richard Peck of Pet
worth with 432 shared top laureIs
as the Petworth League got under
way.
Carlton pinmen stole the show as
Diamond Cab started at Colonial
Village. With Micalizzi and Scald
hitting for respective top scores of
401 and IA, the CARTONS shut out
Brook Wood.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Hursey Out 10 Smear
Bee Bees Prestige
In Ball Park Bout

Sfnuggy Hiifsey. the rising South
east scfapoef who In his short pro
career here is threatening the popu-
larlty Of two other Capital colored
fighters. Aaron Perry and Bee Bee
Washington. gets main event on
Promoter Joe Turner'S fight card
a week from tomorrow night and
his opponent will be Bee Bee Wash
ington. IL Ia scheduled A. a 10
rounder at Griffith Stadium.
Smuggy Is rough. tough little
boy who Is growing rapidly and who
this summer rose from the welters
TO the middleweights. In ball-park
bouts here he decisioned Barry
Wright In six rounds and Nava Es-
para In 10, both in preliminaries
to earn this feature shot.
This has been rough summer
for Bee Bee with knockouts by
Perry and Ossie Harris and a win
only over Ruben Shank. Smuggy
has come along to attract the
crowds fancy. and Bee Bee can
go into the winter campaign with
some prestige regained If he turns
back the Hursey threat.
Difference in weight NAV be in
Bee Bees favor. His last fight had
him at 161 pounds, while Hursey
last fought around 1897. He was
light for that one, though, and could
be as much as l55 for Bee Bee.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Gorden Stote Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming
S-year-olds; furlongs.
Belle Cole fHowelN 46O so
aTintary PadgetD 23O
Also ran-King Thunder Grian. Mad
Past, Carolina King, cateyes. PARK Scan
dal. M. Barshack-c. Gross entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Adviser Martini 1886 .740 $50
Cream tClaggetD 1000 700
Speed Up. lHumphries) $40
Also ranEshoot to Boot Paper Clip.
Transit, Linwood Waa Fair Jester.
DAILY double paid S37.20.)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming:
Ballast tstoub ' 1896 n'ied HIo0 $50
0uatre Call tPermane) 1870 $40
Prince Bentro (scawthorn) $50
Also ran-sarawak, Bunk. The De-
mander. Glaster. Jamerics.
ances; 2-year-oids; 8 furlonss.o ''O"
Repand Padgett, 500 800 $50
Cellophane LYNCH $50 $50
Noble Cyciops tStouD $50
Also rsnIMiss oalbue. vete, Tappa-
Chenery-Orefield entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
the Quaker City. Handicap; 3-year-olds and
upward; 10 miles.
a xAlexis tCavthorn, $3.50 $50 $40
War Trophy tWasneD 800 go
Turbine tStout) 27O
Time, 1:43
Also ran-Cat Bridge. Foreign Agent
Service Pilot, New Moon.
Christiana Stables entry
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 allow
snces; 3-year-olds: furlonss.
Upper Level fWalters) $40 $50 240
Harvest Night dynch) APO $40
Bullperin tScawthorn) $50
Also hhil@e' ranEpoochaneln. D.tura, ArieI
Song, Epinaza, Quelle Belle.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; and 4 year olds; / mile and 7(
War scholar Kirk, 40 300 Isl
Tacaro Briar (Breen) $50 Ali
FIGHTING Ladv tScawthorn) 30
Time. 1:43ss.
Also rsn-5aIlistic, Cardinals Glee
Vsldina Decoy, Escort, Ice Dancer.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 1000; allow.
ances: and year olds; / mile and 7(
yards.
Holiday Girl tWalters) $40 67(
Grand Destiny (Smith) S.3l
Also ran-Drum Major, Geronimo
Qreling. Dixie sweep: Peter Palmer.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Nurruqonsett Results

s-y1aTsalai iKsa R.cs0Pgrss ace $500 elaimins
over Ice Connolly $50 $40
Out Front (Strange) e'55oo
Also rsn-Gslacry. Andso. War Spy. Tan
Lishtly; M Bo Way, Marco, Caventure, Sport
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: maid.
ems; 3,year-olds:, furlonss. maui
Hush-Hush fKirk) 490 3YJo
Ficolas Young 30
~ Also & &ran-Hazala, Whimsical Lady. Land
Gfrsymar fdsy Bonnie Helnor Royce. Lilac Lilac
DAILY double paid s354.70)
.naI THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ffsugeeo IN veeos Mad tnd..Isu GBaueD $50 20 80
Tims Iiat 'Watson) $50
Also ran-copyright, Lively Man. aBlen-
aW. /. Lunt and Ruth sidell entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
White Wine lzehr) $50 40 aso
late Time tKeene) $50 $40
Time 'D11I1e5I' $50
Liberation: PSnctuaI Alberto onep 8. !sse5 sSips
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
Ineatrieal Boy Baird 1910 $50 4oo
aCash Reward tHanes) 104O ~
Cav Moonbeam tWatson) So
Time, 46Is. s'oo
=, Also ran-Land n Sea, Blue Sweep. Paw
Ne. Ne: Town House, aGood Bunting, Chevs.
Good News stabl. and M. w.sl.r
entry. "Nnei
81. SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
the Rhode Island Handicap: 3-year'oIds :
and upward; "a miles ''''
Nan 0, Glory Kirk 114O go 7oo
Blue 4;uI. YondeT .Haritoo '1'So aS a4S
Also ran = aWestminster aPlebiscite
snangled span Game, Mono Flag. Dinner Party,
Good News Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So. 600. claim
mg: 3,year-olds and upward: II. miles.
Gun Bearer Duffy 44sO l74O I04o
Brocade (Hanes) "a
| Time, 1:413s.
4, Also ran--.Canee. Jab Me. Yank Pilot.
Might Be, Neotrist North Fire, Pha rfox
Wine Cup, Tracelette.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year -olds and upward: ~. miles,
ans aSsr Idok o. Audkaey dksy.o Duffy 4.4o $50 800
Nita Jean Baird < "a
| Time. :532s. oo
Also rsn-Aircraft, Her Reply. Will
Markham, Bellsboro. Connachta, Aboyne
Ho Hum, Gold Bart.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
By Ben McAIwee

First big show OF the new duckpin
season will be offered this afternoon
and tonight at the Petworth plant
where four special matches have
been scheduled In conjunction with
the weekly Bowlers Victory Legion
handicap.
A team match between Petworth
and Arcadia of the new Minor Mems
District League will start at 3. Pet
worth will use Bill Seidenberg, Mike
Gass, Harry Brown, Ralph Reid and
Waldorf Reed. Veteran Gus Places
Is captain of the Arcadia outfit which
includes Pete Places, Vince Adams,
Jim Dalton and Joe Gulimio.
At 730 women's tussle will bring
together Lafayette, last seasons
Ladies District League champion,
and the new Petworth entry. Bowl
ing for Lafayette will be Kay Caul,
captain; Emma Bourne, Mary Heine
and Stimmy Hart while among the
Petworths will be Evelyn Freeman,
Esther Burton, Doris Goodall, Kay
Emanuele and Beth Minson.
Mixed Doubles Slated.
An all-star mixed doubles battle
at 8 will pit Mary Brown and Moe
Meade, College Park luminaries,
against Jack Talbert, metropolitan
match-game champion, and Lillian
Carleton, Brokland Recreation's ris-
ing roller.
In a wind-up singles feature at 9,
Frank (Bub) Guethler, Washington's
No. ! bowler, will meet Lou Jenkins,
former No. ! duckpinner of the
country.
Contestants in the BVL tourna-
ment may enter from 2 to 10.
High on the program tomorrow as
of bowlers return to the
drives In league competition will be
w. John Kenney, Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Navy, rolling the first
ball to open the 18th season of the
l6-team Navy Department Mems
League at Penn Recreation. A band
from the Navy School of Music will
enliven the occasion.
Officers Of the Navy loop are
Richard Dunaj, president; J. Kutt-
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Timonium Results

FIRST RACE-Purse; 81 1000: claiming
3.year-olds 5.ye ;. and upward; 6h furlongs;
Credence tBallenger) 1870 77O
Pal tTammaroD 27O
Also ran-Miss Kantar. Jack Horner,
Dancing Cloud, Short Odds, Clock Time.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; Ga fur
Andrew Palmer BinseD $40 24o $40
Raylight lHoilandl $50 2.20
Also ran-kiid osullivan. Fire Box and
daily double paid .eoD
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000, claim
ing 3-year-olds and upward; about 5
Mayfern lorann $50 $50 $50
Careless KNIGHT (Runyon) $50 $40
Yong and Gay (Walters) 4.30
Also ' ranEcartucho. Black Bass and
Floater.
FOURTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; claim.
Mr.. Elmer fGsI 5BsIiengeD 1V's0 $50 $50 80 30
Halogi (TammaroJ 81
Also ran@Toney Pasta. Key Miss and
Ask My Ma.
rlFlH RhCE-PurSe, vi 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; about [
furlongs.
Victorious Dot tGranO 2e70 $50 3.at
Roman Boy tRunyon) $50 . ~
Boy Larkmead (Tammaro) 2S(
Time, l 0l1s
Also ran-,Famas Time, Granju, Mar
jorie T.. Baylette.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: allow
snces: 3-year-olds and upward; u miles
Comedy Player tScott) 42O 25f
Sticky Fussy tPalumbo) %,
Time, 80
Also rsn--Broiler. Sun Target Norti
Sea, Double Duty. Say Miss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; ga fur
longs.
1. Loudoun tTammaro) 1890 $40 -,
Royal Favor Demar) 1910 4,
Chance Oak CFitzgerald) 35
Time, 1896
Also ran-Old Harry, Gay Victory, Spe
cialist, Chosen Miss, Anizgoce.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-year-o and up
Scotty's Own CBallenger) 7.7O 800 "a,
white Sea tTammaro) 2.40 20,
Ted Porter (Coucci) All
G. Also ran-Broiler; Sun Target. Nortl
Sea. Double Duty. saymiss.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
With Bill leeteh

ron and Ben Gambrell, two of this
city's most indefatigable anglers.
landed more than enough on a re-
cent trip. Joe was top man with
6-pound- small mouth. Part
of the catch was made fishing deep.
and plenty of fish took the lures on
top later in the day. Before many
years have passed Triadelphia Lake
will prove boon to fresh-water
anglers. 1t has just about every
thing now. and needs only more
aquatic growth, which will come in
time.
Chesapeake Bay conditions con-
tinue to improve and sizable catches
of spot, trout and few hardheads
are being made generally. Rock
fishing, insofar as fall trolling IL
concerned, is just getting under way.
but deep trolling still Is the best
producer. While the run of white
marlin seems definitely on the wane.
the bluefish are just getting under
way in their fall run off the Atlantic
Coast. and many anglers are look
ing forward to the seasons best
fishing in the next several weeks.