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0 Furtaw Gets Touchdown-Happy with 5 for St. Martini FAN FARE By Walt Ditzen I We SEE 3 SO ANW0U5 TOHELP-lOiDNT EVEN HAVE T0A5 Don Sparks 43-0 Rout of St. Rose Woods and Waters By Jack Van Coevering HIM I I 1 ANDHECAVe torn, uf en. Monday morning answers: Patricia Drew, of Detroit: Yes, a bow-and-arrow hunter may hunt during the rifle season if he does not get a deer with bow and arrow, but he must buy another license. Bowmen will open their season next Friday throughout Michigan.

Davton Wins Central Loop Plavoff Final DAYTON Da-ton copped the Central Baseball League playoff series by defeating Fort Wayne. 10 to 5. In the deciding game of the finals. The victory was Dayton's fourth against two for Fort Wayne in the best-of-seven series. Fort Wayne grabbed the lead in the second inning on first Baseman Joe Sabatella'w home run with one aboard.

The Indian, tied the score in the third on Dirk Rurkardt's two-run triple after two were out. The Generals went ahead again in the fourth, but Dayton left no doubt of the outcome by pushing over four runs in its half of the same stanza. Herb Conyers opened the seventh, also a four-run inning for Dayton, with a home run. Race Entries s. sssTssssssssfri mTT asstsas aVjS 'j nnTiinDi7cn ennn runTnov nu i ituaiLLU rviiiJ i huivui SO H.P.U-8 REBUILT MOTORS Installed Complete $09 EXCH.

PRICE John Campbell, of Dearborn: Write the Dept. of Travel and Publicity, Parliament Toronto, Canada, for detailed rules on moose hunting in Ontario. Opening dates vary from Oct. 1 to Nov. 25, depending on the district.

RALEIGH BARRETT, of Grosse Pointe: You may hunt bear the year round in Schoolcraft County, but not with a rifle during the small-game season. The law pro-hibits rifles or shotguns with Archers Bring Down 12 Deer ECEDAH, Wis. (P) Bow hunters bagged a dozen deer on the opening day of the deer season at the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. The archers concentrated their hunting In the fabled Meadow Valley, home of the nation's largest group of white-tails. buckshot, ball and slug loads or cut sheila duing the open season on small game.

TEL, of Detroit: The Michigan Stream Control Commission investigated the tarry deposits you picked up in the Detroit River on your baits when fishing at the foot of Joseph Campau. They found coagulated latex chunks, tar and oil, covered with about a quarter inch of silt. The material may have come from United States Rubber or from the City sewer. United States Rubber no longer uses the material you found. The City sewer discharge has also been cleared.

A third possible source, the Michigan Con solidated Gas operates only during the winter and will be Inspected by the commission when operation is resumed. BAO, of Detroit: You can eet Canadian films for your sportsmen's club from the National Film Board, 400 West Madison Chi cago, 111. There are five sound and two silent pictures, 16 mm, color. Tiger Averages BATTING Includes: All labor, new oil, gaskets, Master Precision Workmanship, 1 Day Service No Money Down i No Job Too Small Is) rm ra r. rir -w rw I DETROIT FREE PRESS 24 Monday, Sept.

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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES FIRST Pure S2.3O0. claiming. 3-year. ana a p. rannnca 1 1 1 man Pal Poopa 114 rivet Heel.

17 Ma-ien Lad 114 Bolo Pat 114 PetMm 108 Gold 1 ira 1 1 1 Irane Winter Sons 120 SKt'OM) Purse Jekle Bean Gold Proxy iiu Arab Fanry Marharka Mi Flnff sweet Uouah 114 111 1A9 II? 1 10 lira 114 Sun STrnnol Si.SOO. elatmlDR lit 3- Tear-old. 6 furlonca: I4itnrtowa 111 'OearBomle 10S 105 Pennlle 1 1 Bold Harry Moon Bira Marklcht Kirhavoo War Torn 11.1 Shartowa 101 10.1 Terhnirolnr 110 113 Kaldinc Star II'! 'Subwriber 103 141 Bill Twic THIRD Purse tl.fHKI. elaimlnc. 2-year- maiden.

6Vz lurlonitfc Nan IIS lavonlaa 111 1 IH 11.1 lift 118 118 Skiff Sheilmar Betethel Mnhbo Better Buy Galla Bana Bic Road 1 18 118 1 15 11.1 in 118 118 Murillo Toot tie MeCabe Maraaret Blen Roman Days Kaniatan lflare Moata Sinbad 11.1 1 18 118 Bond Market 118 Harry Loo VOl RTH Parse S3.0O0. elaimlnc. 3 year-old and up. 6V furlnnaa: Santa laua 117 Sat. Abe 117 Bellbronk 100 Camna Flrat 114 SlirkaGirl HtKvanSteD 109 Beneva 117 FIFTH Parse SS.OOO.

allowances. year-old. 6V4 furlnnca: Oniek Tlcer 118 Merrr Walts IIS Whlrlinr Donah Mr. Smuc 11.1 BlneMrht 118 iold F.arle 118 Saint Mehnlai 115 tThankyoualr 113 tDenemark entry. SIXTH Purse C3.0O0.

elaimlnc. S-year-nld and up, 14 mile: toexia 10:1 Leonids 117 Faithfal lOO MisaBusybeo 111 Stefan 1 1 1 Not True 117 Silent Julee 11.1 hie hie 110 Purse elaimlnc. 3 Tear-old and un. I lIA miles: Royal hap 111 Potomac 117 Be Brief 117 'Sheltie 11? Polcnnnry 114 Jonotinc Mateh 117 KH.HTII Purse claiming. 3 rear-olds and up.

I 116 miles: Lneky Colonel 111 I men 107 Darby Dimout I.arkmead Jane Straeth Ballielm Plav Sura Turf Reirh Miss 4 (Ml Sweep Swinger 1 1 lo: Moon Blue 103 Ill 117 117 111 Metor New Caledonia Duffle Canada Kot Jay 111 114 104 117 Monitor 11 NINTH Sub). purse 1..100. elaimlnc. 3-Tear-nld and un. 1 1 mile: Paddvcneasy 1 1 Sandusky Key 114 Miss Sonia Sons Twinkle aldina Foe Appetizer Trust Fund Valillna Aide Our Bess 111 18 1 I 1 111 i 118 Fire Dust no 11.1 Favorite Trap Joe Vnlentl No l.eddle Martharine Sky Wolf Mis Pebble 114 1 108 1 I 117 Devalue 1 1 1 Knhlns Pet lOtt Apprentice allowance claimed.

ROCKINGHAM ENTRIES FIRST Purse elaimlnc. 4-year olds and un. furloncs: Stork of Peace 111 Trvout 114 Oueen Flash 113 Blue Gray 113 Park Heishts 113 Mixer 1IA Doit Fas 1IO. Miss Lena 1 Music Master 1M Valdlna Greedy lO.l Seat Knee Km Sir Chester 111 Sain Nnrris lit Shoot to Boot 113 Fox Man 111 Fas Blend 1IA SKCOND Purse elaimlnc. 4 year-olds and up.

A furlongs: Kentucky Sis 111 irt ate 113 108 113 1 1 1 1IA lO.t 1 l.i Be Proud 117 Nane Hvcro Maximont A Mm lean Job Oolriie'a Money Till Wicains I'arell 113 Mtshirler 1 IO Abrasion 113 Lost l.old 113 lonnn M. ti. 1 1 Ml riarBob lOrt tiolden Scotch 06 THIKIS Fnrse elaimlnc. 2-year- oid fillies. A furlnnzs: Ventana lOO Treasure Key 108 Whatanur 107 Sinner Way 116 Mil mot Kese 107 Snottv 107 Kileheor 17 Amen 107 Sandy Atlas 10O NoraT 108 Crcssanna 107 Hot-Rod Racer Crashes Partington Pastures, Ryan at 15 Mile, was the scene of the season's second serious hot-rod racing accident Sunday.

Jack McKenzie, 23, 11824 Canary, East Detroit, locked wheels with a car driven by Al Roden-bach, 10700 E. Warren, on the backstretch of the 14th lap of the feature event. McKenzie car hurtled over Rodenbach's and flipped across the track onto the grass. McKenzie is in Saratoga General Hospital, suffering from a broken collar bone, burns of both legs from the knees down and possible internal injuries. Bronco Back Breaks Leg Special to the Free Press KALAMAZOO Western Michigan College lost the services of its second football player in two weeks because of a leg injury.

Robert White, breakaway half back from Muskegon, sustained a break of the large bone of his right leg in Saturday's game with Western Reserve. Two weeks ago Emil Tomanick, Cicero, 111., center, suffered a double fracture of his left leg. Something New Wrestling fans will see a new wrinkle in battle royals Monday night at Arcadia when 10 grap- plers collide. BRAKE RELME SPECIAL! FORD, CHEVROLET OR PLYMOUTH lllll Grsni Klree at Flynoath BO S4S4 I II I if Monday9 Halfback Goes 55 to 3 Yards for Scores BY HAL SCHRAM Halfback Don Furtaw went on the biggest scoring rampage of the Detroit high school foot ball season Sunday. He scored five touchdowns, four of them in the first half, to lead St.

Martin to a 43-0 triumph over St. Rose. rurtaw'g tallies were on dashes of 55 and 28 yards and plunges of five, four and three yards. The triumph was the second straight for the Cadets who are the defending Second Division East Side champions. ST.

MARY of Redford had to stop two Lourdes marches to gain a 6-0 victory as it opened defense of its First Division title. Lourdes was on St. Mary's six-inch line In the first half and marched 62 yards to the one-foot line In the fourth period but couldn't score. The Rustics produced the only touchdown In the first period on a 32-yard pass. Roman Zeck to Chuck Sedgwick.

DeLaSalle got away to a fast start in defense of its First Division East Side championship. The Pilots trounced St. Catherine, 33 to 0, with Ed Jarkman scoring three touchdowns. Bob Griffin did all the scoring in St. Alphonsus' 19-6 victory over St.

Rita. Griffin plunged for three short tallies. Touchdown dashes of 35 and 15 yards by Bob Benard helped St. Frederick defeat St. James, 18 to 9.

CIICCK ROARTY recovered a third-quarter St. Philip fumble and Chuck Carter rolled 35 yards in three plays for a touchdown as St. Charles edged Philip. 7 to 6 Carter also plunged for the deciding point. Hank Wojciechowskl caught a pair of touchdown passes from Ted Kazanski to help St.

Ladis-laus defeat St. Mary of Orchard Lake, 13 to 8. Bob Fenek's three touchdowns weren't enough as St. Francis de Sales bowed to St. Mary of Royal Oak, 26 to 25.

Tom Carroll scampered 57 and 47 yards for touchdowns while St Cecilia conquered Visitation. 24 to 0. Carroll also plunged over from the one-yard line for a third marker. TTV TTV 11 i i rr i ff tf 111) but Capitols9 Goalie Stars Special to the Free Press SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich.

The Detroit Red Wings completed their pre-Olympia training: program by defeating Indianapolis, 1 to 3. In winning their fourth straight game from their American League amiiate, trie Wings were never headed, and only sensational goal- tending by Charles (Chick) Ber ardo in the final 30 minutes kept the score from mounting. Berardo, a 22-year-old American-born goalie who played out law hockey at Eagle River, last year, kicked out 21 shots in hl period and a half of action. He was beaten only once. Ted Lindsay topped the Wing marksmen with two goals as Marty Pavelich and Capt.

Sid Abel added the others. Eddie Bruneteau, iJake Forbes and Clare Raglan scored for the Caps. With the Western contingent already en route from Saskatoon to Detroit, the Eastern camp will break Monday. Plans call for the first workout on Olympia ice Wednesday. Amateur Day COPENHAGEN (F) More than 38,000 watched Denmark's national amateur football team play a scoreless tie with Britain's professional eleven.

TO- I rlMIM) MTT AJL1120 MOTOR CITY SPEEDWAY t-Mil ScwMBwMt iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitH I TONIGHT! I I "ANIMAL I 1 WORLD 1 COURT" I AT A NEW TIME 1 I MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1 I 1U- 1 rasst lttf.1Ma; I nma old Mi ANY HAKE CAR ANY COLOR Our Thorough Inspection of Your Car Guarantees That You Will be Satisfied. Prt .57 i .41 .31 .288 .2811 .7.1 mm Wit! 40 .221 1 .211 .200 .171 .167 ,.167 .071 .000 Totals 118 4978 673 1322 625 PITCHING 75 .263 20 4 28 I. IP SO BB 51 7 67 67 94 46 82 37 52 Pet. 1.04 Ml 1.OO0 .714 .667 .613 .565 .500 Pierce Kretlow Gray White 3 0 55 3 2 19 13 13 2 3 0 2 1 12 10 13 2 4 14 16 211 75 55 45 55 252 140 211 92 205 1 1 7 41 19 61 73 182 85 163 75 17 N'whouser 37 H'rhinson 30 Trucks 14 Benton 2.1 Overmire 33 .428 .417 .1 1 1 Trout H'ttcman 30 10 35 2 Totals 148 74 74 1188 654 568 .500 SIXTH Purse handicap. S-year- oia and up.

furlongs: Aifoxie 117 Mis Klmo omir Missile 118 Pipette TRomana 108 Sweet Dream Paddled Duck 113 ichfeld-Rvan entrT. 118 no SKVF.NTH Purse CS.0O0. allowances. 2-year-old. 1 mile Feudal King 111 et.alHcope 111 Pry FW 114 Best Dolnc 1 1 1 FireArain 118 B-One Hitter 111 Foxcatcher Farm Capot Benevenuto 44 hanatowa Mlraheaa Abstract IMt Ill 1 1 I 103 1 I in eniry.

tt.recntree Stable entry. r.K.IITH Purse elaimlnc 3- year-old and up. I 4 mlles s-liose I anon lit Tel Hrn Tmiter Maldem 1 lloulcate Snob Tourist liatintless Bo Alpine Astarte 11. in assina 1 0'l llimmellee IIS old Rav 1 I I t'Unf Story lOrt Fun KM Bell the (at 117 Flame of India 1041 tllaxlland entry. Jacobs-liecht entry.

Apprentice allowance claimed. NORTHVILI.E ENTRIES CTR.ST Maiden pace. 1 mile: Waldorf Karea Ahlie Corporal Ray Nanrv-At-Iw Fnldinc Money Jack MrKar Mis Irlsco Jay Araheim Mary Clalmlnr trot. -l mile: Jedorwill Eddie Todd Patrick Jim HarTester Main A hanee Boy Hedcle McKay l.ur Plata TIIIR1 pace. 1 mile: Tannic Harvester Boone Trray Butcher Boy 111 lie rest Alvln ardinal I.nlci Dillon Qoeen-At-Tjiw RosaltT FOl RTH 20 trot.

1 mile: Spencer Frisco Low land Scott Vnlnho HillTrood Brewer Iiuastra, Rot Worthy Tol.e Mirhtr Voln FIFTH West Side Lion's Club pace. 9-lrt mile: Corporal Gen Soldier Roy Joe Bradea Abbe SITII It pare, T.orne Lea Tiskirnii Neal Patch Rlnnledate Knxana Abba HU irst Abbe 9-1 A mile: lea re Bonny Cash livnamo Ibile Miss Bert Abbe laiminc trot. 9-16 Merrr F.nrland SEVKNTH mile: Jimmle Watt I Morran Belmor Hi Kcott Rush Hanover Javadale KK.IITH West Side Lion's Clnb pace. 1 mile; Cornnral Oene Sold'er Boy Joe Bradea Abbe (iae NINTH 14 race. I.orne 1 Rinnledale Keanna Abbe Hob First t.eorte Abbe 1 mile: lears Bonny Cash pToamn Hale Mis Bert Abbe TlskiTnu Neal Patch Merry Koxland NORTH VILf.E DOWN.

8 SFLF.CTION. 1 4 ornoral Ray. Miss 1 risro Jay. Karea A bbe. Main A.

Jim Harvester. Jednrwlll lnnie Harvester. Butcher Boy. Queen At Law I.ouastra. Tolnho.

Roy Worthy. Joe Braclen. Rinnledale. Abbe Cay. 7 Rush Hanover.

JaTadale. Belmar Hi Scott. 8 ORPOKAL GENE. Joe Bra den. Abbe i.ay.

9 I.orne Iee. TisklyosVt Merry Kntland. Croni Won ly Sunnybrook Sunnybrook Golf Club won the championship of the MGA by defeating Sylvan Glen, S'2 to 5a at Edgewood. Larry Tomasino, of Sunnybrook, took medal honors with a 68, three under par. Andy Condon and Ronnie Rothbarth were low for Sylvan Glen with 72s.

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by Triangle incl (CoDyriKlit. 1P4S: by Triangle Pilhiiraiions. Inc. AT BKLMONT PARK 1 Fluid Drive. Kay Star.

Trifle, 'i Three Kiver. Dutrl. Bra Band. 3 Deimos, Top Knot. Rise to follow.

4 WHIRL Hide Request, Mail from Home. 5 Hoarier Pole. 4 oincldenee Faraway. 6 Alfovie. Sweet Dream.

Pipette. 7 Mirabeaii. Dry Fly. lauot. 8 Ilimmrlee.

llnuigate. lasslna. AT ROCKINGHAM PARK 1 Mixer. Dolteasr. Tryout 2 Be Proud.

Clean Job. Maxlmont. 8 Money Way Uhatanarsa, bandy Atlas. 4 MISTF.RT MARK. Cherry Cake.

Speedee Boo. 5 Punctual. Bolo Tie. Take Awbt. 6 Lady's Orphan.

Fearless, lellow ilurnet. 7 Able. Happy Haste, 'eems. Pompagle. Incopo.

Aldridce. AT HAWTHORNE PARK 1 Bolo Pat. Sun Symbol. Velvet Heels. Penniless.

War Toro. Dear Dosgie. 3 HKTTF.K Bli. Betethel. Koroaa Dav.

4 Beneva. Slick's Girl. 8rt. Abe. A Not True.

Ml Bnsybee. Leunldas. 7 Royal Chap. Be Brief. Potomac urf.

Play Sure. Hot Jay. irst Dust. Valriina Aide. Trust Fund.

FOIRTH Purae $2,300, claiming. 3' year-olds. 6 forlonrs: Xanana I I Florlzan Belle Abbe' First Snr HUh Derb Day Sarittaire ittle Renny Fire Raider Bona Girl 103 res son Miss 111 l(Mt 111 111 111 101 101 111 Uuasl A herry Take HNS Blue Tamelia 1 1 1 Dover III Sneedee Rmn 1 CHI Mystery Mark 108 FIFTH Pars rlairalnK, 4-year. old and np. fnrlonxs: nriynt -IrKosy Petty (ash Take Away Senator 113 113 kupa 108 Punctual 1-f It.

Bill lift Panila 1 1 Good Sweep 1 IdyCavite 10A lOrt 113 113 112 1 IA lit Borrins Bob Diatribe Bolo Tie SIXTH Pnrse S7.TOO rlalmlnr. 3. tear. olds and np. 1 1IA mile: Vellow Hornet 107 nazals 112 lnd l.iiht 1 l'J Fearless 111 Rob Mann III LadT's Orphan 111 Reportable 104 SEVENTH Purse S2.200.

claiming. 4- Tcar-oias ana DP. mile and 30 yards Able 101 Knurh 108 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi ioi Carysfort rem Jarlcee HaonT Haste Time l'p lue Snort Semifine 1 1 1 101 103 IO 1 I 1 Kiavolo Man Nisht Porter Chance Had anlain Bono Kosemere Lin West field Ie's Jacnno clalmlnr io lot ot 4. F.lt.HTH Purse year-olds and Biddr Barton D. i miles: lit Anvelt 113 114 l'JO lit 111 Inefino 108 KM I I I 114 AJriridce Pnmnaela (iarand Desert Ration Klhel Jean I nkiKisn Kew'd Miss Bobolink Kisklnc All lit Aoprentlce allowance claimed.

BELMONT ENTRIES FIRST Purse elaimlnc. S-year- OHI nines. furlongs IWMlener course Knyme IO-1 Battlinc Vixen 1IO Klnid Krive 18 Poser Trifle Fsehie Scamp l-ani Laeuli Julibee Peseta Kittiwan Polemic Annfranbee I la tiolden lien 1 1 1 111 1 IO 107 1 IO I HI Kr! 118 1 IO lO.l 114 10U Kay Mar 1 1 I Here Today 107 Hope Anderson 1 03 MndaA. 107 Centerpiece 110 linhy 1 10 StacePlot 110 Mis t.adflr 10. Sorority 118 Balled 10 Cisred 111 Swap Shop R.

A. Firestone entry. SECOND Purse S4.OO0. allowances, 3- Tear-olds. 41 furlones: Poor Pebble 10:1 Beansy Hutel Brother TA Three Rivers Callita liuscans Dew 11 fit ITt if! ll HZ -Musician Brass Band Cunning Miss ftrnnd Isle Fltinc lllssle Fleet ommand Kins Ranch 11 117 no in 1IH 1 1 entry.

THIRD Purse S.1..VM). clalmlnr. 3-year, olds and nn, about miles oyer hurdles: row's Bill in Kise to follow 130 Mrr'nnson l-'5 halrt D'or 13" Top Knot 1 11 lcimos 13 Brudcrs Brood 130 1'retendcr 137 FOI RTH Pnrse SI.OOO. allowance. Z.

ycarilds. A forlonrs Otidrner course): Thet.lohe 111 Ton Mc 11? llromllome 1IK Whirl Awhile 118 Outland 113 Mark Hish lift CheeseCloth 115 haailtarius 118 Wide Meanest 118 FIFTH Purse S.I.OOO. hsndlrsD. 3-J car- olds and no. 1 1IA miles: tHrlcht Nword I IB Lets Panre lO.f oinridence -'-i Ouarter I'ole 114 faraway 17 Campos 108 V.

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