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vv ay I'fm IT tw, DSiinrlnv, July '83DFTROTT FREE PRESS Early Predictions Point to Good Hunting During Fall CLIP THESE FOR FUTURE USE fy t953 Hunting Dates Board Sets Dates for Seasons Regulations Follow Pattern Set in '52 BY JACK VAX COEVERIXG You can begin laying plans for your hunting trip, Mr. Sportsman. Dates for small i Falcon 1st InPointe Yacht Race Only Five Start In TuneUp Event BY GEORGE PUSCAS While most of the sailing notables whipped themselves into shape elsewhere, Falcon II, owned by Clare Jacobs, billowed over Lake St. Clare Saturday to capture top honors in the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Regatta. The event was the final tune-tip for next Saturday's giant Port Huron-to-Mackinac race, always the climax of the local sailing saason.

Only five of the cruising A craft, however, chose to take this last fling. SCCH OTHER traditionally ft long Mackinac contenders as Orient, the 1952 winner. Apache, Escapade and Red Head either were northbound in the current Chicago-to-Mackinac run or busy with other preparations for the July 19 classic. Jacobs' 45-font nloop Falcon' II was able to handle what this big one In Orchard Lake. It weighed nine pounds and was 34 i Inches long.

He has it entered in Free Press Fish Contest HERE'S PROOF that anglers don't have to drive hundreds of miles for pike. Charles Dernan, 19965 San Juan, caught Woods and Waters By Jack Van Coevering 1 urn baU4 WHAT CAN YOU do with a guy who hitches a 25 horsepower motor to a sea sled and begins making hoopla on an inland lake? That's the question a half dozen folks asked of each other when they witnessed such a fellow chasing a young wild Canada goose and run it down with his fast playboat. The first thing they did was to call the Orchard Lake Village police. They booked him on a charge of operating a motor without village license and throwing beer cans into the lake. He paid $25 fine and costs.

only. Black and fox squirrels protected; Zones 2 and 8 Oct. 20 to Nov. 10 for fox and gray squirrels. WOODCHUCKS Zone 1 May he taken any-time; Zone 2 Oct 1 to Jan.

31; Zone 3 Oct. 20 to Jan. 31. PHEASANTS Zone 1 No open season except portion of Menominee County, Oct 1 to 10; Zones 2 and 8 Oct 20 to Nov. 10.

RUFFED GROUSE Zone 1 Oct 1 to Nov. Ij Zone 2 Oct. 1 to Nov. 10; Zone 3 Oct 20 to Nov. 19.

FRATRIE CHICKENS AND SHARPTAIL GROUSE Zone 1 Oct. 1 to Nov. Zone 7. Oct 1 to Nov. 23 In six counties only; Zone 8 No open season.

RACCOONS Zones 1 and 2 Hunting, Oct. 1 to Dec. 15; Zone 3 Hunting Oct. 20 to Dec. 81.

(Trapping, Zone 1 Nov. 1 to Nov, 80; Zone 2 Nov. 15 to Dec. 15; Zone 3 Dec. 1 to Dec.

81.) MUSKRATS Zone 1 Nov. 1 to Nov. 80; Zone 2 Nov. 15 to Dec. 15 (some areas closed); Zone 8 Dec.

1 to Dec. 31 with nnrts of Monroe county extended to Jan. 81. BEARS Zones 1 and 2 Oct. 1 to Nov.

5, dogs allowed, under small game license; Oct 1 to Nov. 5, no dogs allowed, under archery license. Zone 1 April 1 to May 31. No dogs allowed, under small game license. (Cubs and females ivith cubs protected) Aug.

15 to Sept 15, dogs allowed, under small game license. Zones 1 and 2 Nov. 15 to 80, no dogs allowed, under deer license. DEER Dates likely to be thn same as last year, but final determination on "any deer" seasons will be made by the Conservation Commission in August WATERFOWL Dates set by US Fish and Wildlife Service, very likely In August. half the cost! NOW IS THE TIME TO Shoot, Buy, Sell, Trade or Have Your Guns Repaired Visit KENS GUNSHOP ON THE RANGE 23031 Pennsylvania Road Wyandotte Ph.

AV 5-440 Mil East of US. 24 Open very Day4 te lsa KENS GUNSHOP IN TOWN 1107 Ford Ave. Wyandottt Ph. AV 4-9494 Open Week Days, Nee fe i p.m. Cfesea Saturday and Sunday RABBITS Zones 1 and 2 Oct.

1 to March 1, Zone 3 Oct 20 to Jan. 31. SQUIRRELS Zone 1Oct. 1 to Oct 20 In five counties for gray squirrels Race Results i THIRD SIt Coal Heat H'hurrh) 8.00 4.SO S.SO Hrad for Home (Ailami) 4.40 3.30 Mahplay (Herkmann) A.40 Time 1:10 3-5. I.eratrr.

Sltnal Code. Service. Lnns Choire, llnosier Relic, Shane. Hypoityle, Bashful Sun, QuihL FOCRTH One mile: Fuse RoKW.M.Cnok) 10.40 SAO 8.80 Fovy Water (Skoronski) 6-10 4.30 Butle Conn (Brooks) 3.SO Time -1 :37. Fine Fettle.

F. ho Rrwk. Flunter. Little Captain, llustle Gal. FIFTH Five and hair furlonn (tirrf): Possen fWatner) 31.30 11.10 1.40 Little Jonesv (Klsley) 8.30 .0 Barshoe (Adams) 5.40 Time 1 1-5.

Tnele Tom. Pink Mink. Clear Sweep, Yezlark, Some Fun, Betsy T. SIXTH Fire and II half furlnntt! Onnnajark tHoland) 2D. 10 13 HO 9.10 Tuosii (Heekuinnn) 10.80 7.80 Evrrelt Jr.

(Popara) ft.00 Time 1:04, Mr. Prnseeutor. Admiral Porter, Wee Payoff, Homestake. Free Atent. Cluteh, Spartan Jett.

Revolt. vKope'l BhIiv, Rifted War, Company B. tMr. and Mrs. S.

L. Kopald entry, SKVRM'II One mile: Prerious Stone (W. M. Cook) 65.30 21.30 8 80 Dr. Stanley (Brooks) 8.00 ft.

Ill Berseem (Arraro) 5.80 Time 1:.11 4-S. Tnrrh of War. Illc-niird, Klro RiidcIio, Plalan, Are Destroyer, KK.HIH SIt fnrlnnts: Roaminc (Contreras) XI. 00 8.80 4.K0 (offer Money (Frh) 14.31) 7.10 Bayhrook ((hurrh) 6. 10 Time 1 .09 3-5.

Jamie Fllay. Sun David, Dry Run. Potnare, Happy do Lu. Uy. Iisjhee, Hill (mil.

NINTH Mile and an eitlilh (on turf I Dead Diirk I (W.M.Cook) 2.1.(10 10. CO n.80 ork Out (Adams) 13.10 H.IO Prnaway (Baldwin) 6.80 Time 1:51. Boh'a Are. Peace Jit ters, Prinre Consort, Altrulstir. Count fcaster, Twenty Ureal Fun, Monmouth Results FIRST Sir Time (or Fun (Rntrrt) 6.8(1 4.00 .100 ll'Ollarui 7.

SO 5.30 All Busy (llanrord) Time 1:13 4-5 lllfnllh. l'A Hut Snn Del. Tonulla. Hut Chei (ilrl. Sunnv Honrs, BOlllllern truss, Kaslern Morn, On Guard.

SKCOND Five and a half fnrlnnts: I In Biiulmelis) 9.811 4.60 .1.411 Bn.lirrs Brum (Combest) 4.10 3.30 Mirlaiaon (Roters) Tlmn 1:00. J. P. Marnnand. Red F.lf.

General Fant. Profiiann, Mr Lady Mow-lee. Pulsaior, Second Barrel, Super Slar. suyder Zee. THIRD Mile and an elthth: Approval (Balrheller) 6.00 4.40 Monlnomh fskrllv) 7.

lit ft ml Dortrnne tworte) 5.40 Time 1:55. War San. Ftelie Tat, Inlerrept, Master showman, Silk Qursl, 1 1rtory Sitn, Sand Run, Fljer Nrd. Julliain. FOI RTH Five and a half fnrlnnts: Passemlmd (Skelli) 6.30 3.

Mil 3. HO We Wonder 5.60 3. HO tHIII H. Jr. I Mil.

hell) 3.1.11 Time 1:00 3-5. Barrier Joe. HIIII Cnntain. sturdy Saplint. Oosh.

Hlenrlv, tW. L. Huntley L. liunllry entry. FIFTH Sly fnrlnnts: i Outbark fHnulnirlla) 31.R0 11.00 A.

80 Hslni Polly lllurr) 5.60 4.00 Fleet Ario (Mllrhrll) 5.10 Time 1 :13 1-8- Bit feotner. dlccte. Rulhrrd. ripint Arms, Tenure. Faraway, Play Toy.

SIXTH Mile and a sixteenth: Landlocked (Stout) 30.00 8. HO 6 30 l.asmoolhie (( uimone) 9.00 6.30 Rum O'War (llunlordl 7.110 Time 1:15 4-5. Ilnndoio. Count Ca-vonr, lirtuons. Srlmllar.

Belter Gooils, Vhlierac. Ride 'M owhoy, Jlmminy Rmler. First Aid, Smart Apple, Caesar Did. Hoyal Bay Gem. SF.VFNTH Mile and a allteenlh: To hallente (Balrheller) 43.10 13.30 5.30 Crael Holly (Jainei) 4.30 .3.00 Letdown (Stout) 3.0(1 Time 1:18 3-5.

Lord Jeff, Dlie Prinre, Tyrus, Suky Susie. KIGHTH Mile and a sixteenth: rasatleinpn (Wilson) 4.60 .1.110 2.80 Pliant (l.uuelh 5.30 3. HO Mavlmnm (Slout) 3.00 Tllne 1:17. Heirloom. Tnll Iris.

Balmy Nitht, Rnnai. Route Bull, Jan Feerk. Bayou Waif. Face Nov7 Foes This year Michigan State will face two foes never encountered previously on the gridiron Iowa and Texas Christian. MORE SERIOUS was the playboy's chasing and killing a wild Canada goose.

That is both a State and Federal offense called molesting and harassing a wild game bird. If the witnesses go ahead and make complaints on that, the operator of the 25-horse job may wish he had never seen a goose. AH this brings up the problem of reckless use of motor-boats on our inland lakes. Most people who have read the law agree that It provides enough penalties. But what protection do innocent bathers and fisherman have, not to mention wildlife, against the speed maniac? What good is arrest and punishment after the deed is done? Perhaps more thought should be given to the overwhelming majority of people who use our inland lakes: the fishermen and bathersrEven" thonglr the experts say that motor boats annoy the fishermen more than the fish, the fishermen are still annoyed and the swimmers often endangered.

Nobody likes more restrictions, but incidents like the one on Orchard Lake may hasten the day when more restrictions will come. The law most likely to be favored is a limitation on horsepower tailored to the size of lakes. That at least, would take care of the speed demons. game have been set. Prospects are good.

Chances are there will be as many running and flying targets aa last year. Pheasant hunters will have 22 days for their sport, beginning on Oct. 20. This is the maximum allowed by law and the State Conservation Commission did not think it necessary to make any reduction. Bag limits will remain two a day, four in possession, eight for the season.

Hunting will begin at 10 a. m. on the first day. "THE 1953 pheasant crop is still In the making," said Game Chief Harry RuhL "At this point, the breeding stock is at fairly high level. Nesting and hatching are progressing on nor mal schedule.

Weather condi tions have been favorable." "It is reasonable to expect that the fall pheasant population will be at least as good as it was In 1952 when the harvest approached 1,000,000 cock birds." In addition to the Lower Peninsula, a 10-day pheasant season will be allowed in Menominee County south of Highway US-2, beginning on Oct. 1. The season on rabbits will be from Oct. 1 to March 1 in the Upper Peninsula and the north ern half of the Lower; from Oct. 20 to Jan.

31 in the southern half of the Lower Peninsula. IN THE latter area, rabbits are estimated to be as plentiful as a year ago in some places. In others, the downward trend which began in 1949 is continuing. In southern Michigan, 21 per cent of 457 reports said there are more cottontails, 48 per cent reported the same; 31 per cent said fewer bunnies. The kill of cottontails was 1,127,000 last year, a drop from 1,970,000 in 1950.

Although there are indications that a downward cycle is beginning on snowshoe hares, seasons on snowshoet will be the same as on cottontails. The season on ruffed grouse will be from Oct. 1 to Nov. 10. In the northern half of the Lower Peninsula, from Oct.

1 to Nov. 1. The same season will apply1 on prairie chickens and sharptail grouse, but In the Lower Peninsula, the latter two species may be hunted only in Antrim, Crawford, Kalkaska, Missaukee, Otsego and Roscommon counties from Oct. 1 to 22, inclusive. i HUNTERS MUST observe the following shooting hours this year: Begin at 6 a.

m. and quit 7 p. m. E. S.

from Oct. 1 to March 1. I On Oct. 20, however, in all of the Lower Peninsula only, no 'hunting will be legal until 10 a. for any game bird or animal.

Seasons on squirrels will be from Oct. 20 to Nov. 10 in the entire Lower Peninsula for both fox and grey squirrels. Fox squirrels will be protected in the Upper Peninsula. Grey squirrels may be shot only from Oct.

1 to 20 In Baraga, Delta, J)ickinson, Oojrehlc, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and part of Alger County. Black squirrels are protected by law, but the Conservation Commission will recommend that the Legislature remove this at its next session. Subject to restriction In case the distemper-like disease among raccoons makes too-heavy Inroads, the following seasons will prevail for coon hunting: Upper Peninsula, Nov. 1 to 30; Northern half, Lower Peninsula, Nov. 15 to Dec.

15; Southern half, Lower Peninsula, Dec. 1 -to i Dec. 31. I Zone 1 is the Upper Peninsula. Zone 2 Is the northern half of the Lower Peninsula.

Zone 3 is the southern half of the Lower Peninsula. Saturday's Northville Results I'IKST Pace, one mile: tlthemnre Will Ol.ir.an) 7.80 K.1 fi.OII t.Monardo (Uellwoodl 1.1.20 11.80 fi.RO True Jim (Slump) 8.00 Time 5:14 S-S. Wnrthr SUIer. Miaa f.ariv Mldnm, Meadow Peczr. Mavna Rac, B.J triwo.

iUead heat lor fir.t, SKCOMl Trot, one milt: Anna kathrvn Merit i i aa a an hailvrliiln Worlhr (ManKtiO 6.10 4.HO VI a L. 1 -1 1Unn Qimrk, J.ord 0a miry, fanlre Yolo, iloe Daily Doubles AT NORTHVITI.E 1HWN fthemnrt mil and Anna. Kathryn Merit SITI.Sfl Monardo and Anna Merit foil. DO AT DETROIT Bli Heralder and In Mr Bnnea AT Eftea and Slrainlit Wira S1M.S0 AT MONMOITH rARK Time for Fun and One I AT ARLINGTON rARK The Wenrh and lllrh Mlo SS.1S.R0 THIRO Pare, one mile; Patlme Bob (Foil 6.60 4.10 4 SO Hal Frlaco (Chamhera) .1.00 Danmar (Sheldon) 3.40 Time Kadar Joe. Diarna.

Pat- time Charlie. J. utile Hennj Bel-wjn. FOI RTH Trot, one mile: Skinner (Millonl 310 SOO 4.S0 lialley Slave (Mantra) 6.80 4.IIO fiilie Blake iroii Tim. 9-l Mareel a.

Snenrer. Without Fundi, Jimmla Haiti, J-Ion lot Boia, Minita. FIFTH rare, one mile: Air Ho.leaa (Horlna) S.tfl 4.10 1... A Mil I IHI Brreia Away (Millinurray) .1.80 Time S-S. First fiovernor.

Seott Frltro, Miia tioldle (., iNurma- Direct, Mark Dale. SIXTH Pare, one mile: Natr Alihot (Norman) 35.00 S.SO 4.10 I iTrfvlnrI 8. IK) ft. Ill Current Unite (Samulea)- 4.0(1 Time 3-1. Little Bearer.

Sa-Mnn olrl, Peter 1.. Srott, Joieiiale Comet. Peter (irand. SKVKNTH Trot, one mile! Full Forre (Tarlur) 6.10 3.10 S.SO l.vde I Leonard) 3 80 3.M I'erlr Da (Flemlni) Time: :07 Potior Truni. i K(or.

KIOHTII Pare, one mile: Mt nlo IMoraaa) 4 80 10 l.n.lin John (Sline) TMO 4.llt (ilnnla Lee C. (Wellwond) 8.30 Time 3:01 1-5. Rlpland. H. I.

Hanover. NINTH Pare, one mile: Rlixet Hal 1 Mr Aral I I 00 S.30 Blllle I oun.el inilllarrul d.uw Waidale (Joor.l 80 Time 4-8. 4eale Chief. Joe Jralrr. Hanover Krolt.

Paatiine Clare. 1 arllite Hanover. Aqueduet Results riRST Seven fnrlnnn: Ffree (Uiter) 10 .10 Seleetlve Aerei) 13 Adar (Chevler) Time I Malabar, Bnrkv C. Thalea. Flrhlina WIm.

SKCONI) Five and half "fnrlona: Stralihl Wire (Hettlnrer) 1S.S8 13.30 C.aldar (Srhah) 80 4.1 Unite Hannv (Llet) Time 1:0 2-A. Will Travel, Tilrf Snn, shadow Rmint. Ilataiha, Singlnlt Olrl. Parlor rink. Fire Kln.

THIRD SVi furlonm Frerdom Won (Kodrliuri) 1S.I0 J.jn nalliln ((iiierln) .0 4..10 Mill Neek (Heltlnaer) Time Muereln. lea Oyer, Bit Clown. Alternative. Primed. FOURTH Sit Find (Ouerln)jt 3.80 t.JJ Wlawam (Woodhouie) 3.40 3.MJ Paeo (Atkinion) Time 1:11 1-5.

filorione Fmma, Fonal.lru. Pacific hrln-Co-Bratli. FIFTH Five and half fiirlnnm: C.len Cove (Hell Inter) 4.60 S.3J 300 Mi. I Am (Alkln.onl 4.10 3. Ml Mel Iavitt (tantemle) Time Repel.

Twenty Aellvate. Alplno. Slayer. Tatarn. SIXTH Mile and a ojierter! Tom Fool (Alkin.on) 2.A0 out out Golden (ilove.

(Wall) Hlth Seud Kireen) O'1' Time 8 Count Turf, Bli 0 Fale. SF.VF.NTH Sir furlonn: Slar Show (Ouerln) 10.10 4. SO 3 30 )linu (Wood e) S.00 30 Inhendlnt (Atkinson) 20 Time 1:13 3-8. Resigned. Crownetle.

Pare Muslr. Gotirmetle, Marlhtnor, When, llatfodll. With Respert, Star Alpha. Teresa. F.H'.HTH Mile and a sixteenth: Ala-Flash (Vtidman) 31.80 O.IO S.10 Mirabeau ((iuerinl 4.40 S.

Aiel Munthe (Atkinion) 4.30 Time 1 :1 3-5. Brassfleld. Slete, Cellini, (liilblrd. I'nresl. Fnt Lair, Iso-(rade.

Blue Charter. Bine Arlington Results rin-l eleven The Hrnrh (Wll'ms) 31.00 IS 00 SO Goluptious (Watner) 80 -40 Ri (F.rh) 1.30 Time 1:34. Frankle Kathleen Mnnlavr. Clevelander, Whalaho.s. Happt Ate, Sweet Freedom, Kosad.ua, Short Nap.

SR(0N0 Mile and an elthth (on (Frh) 45.80 IS 00 S0 New Hope (Skoronski) 8.10 Als Bourbon (Baldwla) 3.4" Time 1 :53 1-5. Blerless Roie, The Barrister III. The l.ler. Strike Out. Bonis Haven.

Sletterlnt In. Jay fcdwnrd. Wrattle-Tattle. Secret Impulse. Dardevles 4 Oiprey lines ere elta ovail-able your fevorit.

dealer. Space Available. Oaeo Friday Nite Till I. Koscis Duo Victors at Plum Hollow Top the Minkleys In Invitational Meet Chuck Koscis and Mary Margaret Lovell put together a 38-3876 Saturday to win Plum Hollow's ninth annual Invitation Golf Tournament, which is played on an alternate strokes basis. Their team finished two strokes ahead of Mr.

and Mrs. Bruno Minkley, 39-3978, while two duos tied for third Tom Sheehan, Mrs. L. O. Zick 39-40 79 and Carl and Clara Jane Mosack 42-3779.

ttthrr rmnlti In the rhamniontthlD Nlihe: ho A. O'Rrlrn-Mra. (I. A. Wntllanrrr HI: Mr.

and John llilinr.i Jr. Al i Jark Ilrlanrr-Mra. 4. 4.1 l.ural HO.41 SI: Tom Rirbiuoori-Mra. 4.

H. Brndlrr S.T. C. K. Ilanlfl-! Mri.

r. K. Slrlrkrr 4.1-411 8:1: Mr. and Mm. 4.

T. Slaprhlnki. 4 Or. and R. M.

Knoi 4.1-41 SA: Arthur lliklinuar-Marinn Brrtrand 8fi: Norman lfro-Mr. 4. Nrarl 4.V4"! H7: llrnrr Tajlor-Mra. W. F.

Sitrt KS. nRST FIJfiHT Mr. and Mr. 1. O.

Snrlnirr St: Ed Flowera-Mra. Paul Jarkaon St. SKCOND FI.KSIIT llr. H. I.

Sllminn-Mra. R. 8. Sinclair 43-44 HI. THIRD FI.K.HT llr.

and Mra. J. A. Mnlnrr 43 4 811; Mr. and Mra, Jamra Cornrll 4-1 -4 A 89.

Gault Defends Ring Laurels GREENVILLE, S.C. (JT) Henry (Pappy) Gault, of Spartanburg, S.C., will defend his North American banta.mweiRht championship in Textile Hall here Thursday against Yogi Obera, of New York City. The bout is scheduled for 12 rounds. DBF FACTS, FIGURES STANDINGS CLASS A I. 4 Hrltn Tarkla 7 ft Ford All-Start 7 Shrrt Metal 9 CLASS I.

Prp.l-Cnla Ford nruina DrHaih Bar FrlS Sntat'ri 11 OntlmWa li Trnnr.fir. II 1 Monarch. A Siinrlnr Ufa 7 ft Concretf Bt'ck Southwell AC 7 Loral 237 1 CLASS I. Morllrr III 4 Orntllr 7 in a ft Twin I'lnn ft Huduin Local ft Arthnra 7 ft (lakwooii a SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE CLASS A rrit-rol T. Kord All-Start.

IVRaah t. Hrlln Tarklr. 1: hMt Mrtal a. J'ord Brnlna, Irrt. (All arani at 3:30 p.

CLASS SniithKMit A( ta. Conrrrta Blork. Clark Loral 2i7 Rrld Senator. a. Trnncre.

BI ft; Sli-Derlor Life v. OnllmUtt. SW 6. (All tamet at 3:30 p. CLASS Twin Tinea t.

4m Gentile. NW 4, 3:30: Ltwia Brnlna leal Lit. Jayne 3. 3:30: Morller tlakwood, 3. 1: Arlhura t.

Walwar. Bl ft. 1. CLASS F. Snnerlor Atk.

I. Marr-iroa Awnln. va. Weher. Kvenreen 3:30: Indiana T.

Tralne, Llttlefield. 1: Star va. MV ft. 3:311: KUIe Jet. va.

Blrwood. Minefield. 3:30: Snl-rentol va. Uakwood. NW 1.

lmmaniiel Bantl.t t. Bo Clnh. Clark 'i. Homer a. Southfleld, hlraan, Hire.

va. Katies. 1: Local 3 va. Beaurhamot. t'-ll.

1. Metropolitan Clnh Ea.l Detroit. Krrhv. Conimunltr till Korkett. kerhy.

1: tun.tnn St. Jneph. Cannon. 3:30: Knwal.kl v. He-troit tliandler.

3:30: Walwair vt. BAH. Hamtrainck stadium. 1. LITTI.F, BIOGKK LKAGCR Schaefer I'rrelnri va.

Klett. Kverrreen I. 3:30: Bedford va. onBiirit, Hve Mile-Reerh. 1: Kvertreen t.

Gaelte. I- Huff V. Clirrle. fiolev. 3:30: Barrett Broun, Five Mlle-Beeeh.

3:30: Bote ta. Six Mile onley. Catholic Central v. (Irlirh. Atk.

I. I Cltv Bedford Ivea, Snnthfield va. AtMimptlnn, Atk. 3 ltj Boyt Club I lark AMKRICAV I.RGin.V Zone nlavoffl at Bell, l.la, :30 a. m.

and 3:30 p. itu FIREMEN'S I FACrF Ball. 10 Bait. H. Chandler: Ball, Butt.

II. Jaine: Butt. 4 Blt. (anion: Bait. Ball.

7. Halt. I Batt. II. (lark; Batt.

3 Bait. ft. Stnepel. (All tame, at I p. ni.) T.AROK LF.nl Printer.

v. ljilor Ne. VW 1: llR Vi 10 a.m.) Shift Mclal ralnltr. Atk. Tcanntrr t.

I.ahnrtr. 4: riK Tradca va. KlwIrW-al. NW hr MHnl M0.t vi. Carpentera, H' 6.

(All tames at 10 a.m ITTHERW iFAr.l St. Paul I'rare. p.m.; Our SaTinur White Snt v. Bethel, I A p.m.; harlty Bethlehem. p.m.; (Mir Ked Htn Kpiphanr, p.m.

All mmri at Martin Memorial I'arh, Hacner Avenue heten 1 and It Mil? Kud.) INTER-roi TV I.EAr.l Tit month t. (iranrtrtle. as.i-Bentn. NnrHivillr, MilK till t. Imniiim.

Kotid Kair Mdnf. Wane Junior Hirh S-hotl, Kiver Rioice Uallrd Ijike. Kiteroide. Wrmu rottt va. Farrit, Hell reek.

Auto Hub l.iona. Bell Creyk. 1. MroMR i.FAf.r Mt. lenen at M.tplr lro.

It lea at rmada. KofitMe at Harper HHwiv Kihntond at Mt. (lemma Merchant a. Ail gamei at JO p.m.) Ihere was of the fleet without much trouble. She was third arrow the finishing line after the 21 -mile haul in fair wind, but easily saved her handicap time.

In the fleet 30-square meter class, Al Rutter's High Winds streaked home in front. A total of 135 boats whipped through their last run until Aug. 8, when the Mackinac hub-bub subsides. I KUSIN0 A Wnn hr Felron H. 0.

Jarolis. lil'VCl Iji.I Straw. K. Wee-nrr, Bit': It Kitrelllta, NaTmen, lllf't 4 Ms Is liar. H.

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3 Maillrnl, II. Ilnrn. IIY 4 Trier nr. n. wane, uit i rhln II.

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Warnake. UliHTMMi Won br Wee Hee II. W. Wrtilrirk. met 1 Broom.

II. 'asv-thra. 'il('i 3 V. drhnrldrr. fSVf.

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t'K TK.M lli-lrnll Varht Clnh SO. St. lair IK, Drirnit Boat Hub and Kdl-aon Boat Club IS. K. br n.

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BYC: CoMnntoo. K. Riiu'Mrum, l(. I I IIK.R III Wnn bv Alrrt. Mil.

ehell. I. PCs ladr Ksans. Cil'il'i l-horlir. Barbara Slorum.

UC. I (LASS Won hr (hum. 4, RIH 'hrrnkre. V. nlrkliion, S.SC: 3 stormy.

R. Rnrlnarr. CUM. RYVKN Wnn by R. Kerr.

Bit 2 f. Mnsnn. ISVI. STAR Hon hr Mohawk. A Amn.

fSY( I'ara. ('. llnnVnhoff. IMC: 3 Thl.tlf II. A.

Alrrdvcf. I sYC. 30 SU. MKTI II Hon hr lllrh Al Kuttfr. UYCl III lim.

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Contest Still Lacks Lake Trout Entries What is happening to lake trout? Is the dreaded lamprey pushing these favorite fish out of Lake Superior tooT These questions become pertinent when we observe that not a single lake trout entry has been received in The Free Press Fishing Contest. If you catch a big laker, Mr. Angler, b.e sure to enter it in the contest, which runs through Labor Day. The same goes for bass, bluegills, stream trout, pike, muskies, walleyes, and perch. For free entry blanks, write: Fishing Contest, Free Press, Detroit 31, Mich.

AIIVKRTISF.MENT Do YOU Own A "Scratching" Dog? If yon own and nrt fond of a dnjr nhft, though tlrun and Hrd-frfc, con-tinuoiifcly nrrii(-hln, dl Kiel nit. rubbing nd biting himself until hi ftkln 1 raw and ftorr. tiikptrt that hit trouble 1 diw tn an allergy which ha art up an in-tMi "Innrr Th dug In lor-ment and looks to you for help. Try this as many pleased owners ar doing. At your lrus Store or Prt Shop ak for and et a parkage of Reg Hunter AtilthiMamlne log TaMett, iperiaU.v prepared for prompt relief and control of a dog't Itching misery when doe to Merries, Try It as per directions.

Uearn qulrkly what It will do for your doc. free he doesn't lova you for It. If oiir denier can't aupnly send per hot to 4, Hgers 4 Bingham ton No matter bow yoo look at if you can't get a better deal than at Om 4 lorgtwl (Wan 17500 dram Kvr Vfrnwat l-MOt I HANEYS MELVIX YOUNGS, of Detroit, and no doubt many other Free Press readers, wrote Michigan's Senators about the plight of sea lamprey control, as we suggested in this column a couple of Sundays ago. Senator Ferguson replied as follows: "The Senate Appropriations Committee has provided $200,000 for the Sea Lamprey Control Program, which is $95,000 more than the amount appropriated by the House of Representatives. I am confident the entire Senate will approve this amount.

i The Common Council of the City of Detroit added its voice to the protest which is rising throughout the country against the so-called Grazing Bills (S-1491 and HR-2023). Said the Council in a resolution introduced by Councilman Del Smith: "The viciousness of these bills is to be found in the fact that the grazing privileges remain in perpetual lease, that is, the land practically changes ownership. "This Common Council urges the National Legislative bodies to reject any such legislation because it would be contrary to the economics of the Nation and would be truly a step toward the abolition of our recreational sites that have been utilized for more than half a century." Michigan is called the Wolverine State but it has no wolverines. In Alaska, where wolverines really exist, they have been placed on the bounty list. The Wildlife Management Institute commented as follows: "The Alaska Legislature not only overlooked the time-proven uselessness of the bounty system, but has committed itself to paying for the destruction of an animal which is already in precariously low numbers in that territory.

The bounty on the wolverine has focused attention on the gross mismanagement of a native North American mammal." Goo jobs! I with a Reopen, 'WORE I Chevrolet ABOUT THEIR 'BAG' Institute Discovers Hunters Brag a Bit THEY'RE HITTING HARD ON 10 Prize Winners in trie recent Field and Stream National Fishing Contest were taken on Genuine Dardevles. Experimental Shop Wood Pattern Makers Automotive Sheet Metal Workers Tool Makers Tool Room Inspectors Garage Mechanics Chevrolet's experimental shops are being expanded and furnished with the latest equipment and facilities. These jobs are permanent and offer unusual opportunities. Generous health and insurance benefits. Liberal vacation and retirement plan, cost of living allowance.

MAKE A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER NOW Apply at Chevrolet Experimental Laboratories 2117 HOLBROOK AT ST. AUBIN TO. 8-1164 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM tUO A.M. TO 5:00 P.UL (Do not confuse this hvation with Hi Gear and Axle Planl) Distribution of he Famous Osprty Linos. Gsarastood for one Full Soasos, Pariiiaf The Wildlife Management u-fiaf manv hnntitr wivps Vinvo time nunters cant oe trustea The Institute found this outj by comparing the actual num- ber of watprfowl retrieved onj regulated puniic hunting grounds with an5veri hunter' provided regulated public hunting ground! when asked by mail how many birds they shot.

AUTO RACES Complett Hard Tti Prorram Plus 2 Special Events 10W NON-FORD RACE POWDER PUFF DERBY Sunday, July 12th Time Trials 2:10. Ut tote 4:00 RACE TRACK PARK North Rivr Road MT. CLEMENS, MICH. So tlulv I Jul 1 jiitr Institute recently nrnhaWv Lnfinn ftr a Itwtv to ten tne trutn. The number of birds shot by "pencil" far exceeded the num bcr actu.y downed by much so, that Institute offi cials feel that failure to make allowances for this difference could seriously influence waterfowl harvest data.

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