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New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

e:S0-Sandman's visit
 6:50-Sport news and weather fore- cast.
 7:00-Educationa lecture, under the auspices Of the Scott County Farm bureau. Subject: The Care of Farm Machinery" by Hugo Beckman, of Blue Grass. Iowa.
 7:20-Educationa lecture. Subject, "The Conservation of Fur Bearing Animals" by George ". Pauli, furrier, of Davenport. Iowa.
 s:00-Musical program, Edwin swindell, musical director: Olga Ed len. soprano; Oral Papenthien, con- tralto; Mildred O. Brecht, soprano; Erwin Swindell. organist.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
WOO
(John nWanamaker-Philadelphia)

7:30-Dinner music from Hotel Sylvania Havana Casino orchestra,
 S.30--Address, John II. Neeson, chief of bureau of highways.
 s:45--wOo orchestra. Arthur Earl Maccauley baritone; Harriette G. Ridley, accompaniste.
 a:55-united States naval obserNa- tory time signal.
 10:O2-Cnited States weather fore cast.
 lO:03--Grand organ recital, Mary E. Eogt.
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WGI
(American Radio and Researc

Corp-Medford Hillside, Mass.)
 6:00 p. m.-Boston police reports. 6:15 p. m.--Code practice, lesson No. 241.
 C:S0 p. m.--Meeting of the Big Brother Amrad club.
 6:50 D. m.-Message to Camp Fire Girls by Charles W. Casson.
 7:20 D. m.--"Science Up to Date" by the Scientific American.
 1880 D. m.-Evening program. Drama, "The Closed Door," by the Boston Stage society.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

usual Capitol standard of excellence.
 Reginald Denny achieved a worthy reputation for fast action in the early rounds Of the famous Leather Push ers'' series in which he was starred by Universal. "The Abysmal Brute" the film version of Jack Londons novel,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

6:00 p. m.-Dinner concert by the WBZ String orchestra.
 7:30 D. m.-Bedtime story for the kiddies.
 Humorous program.
 Infantry Section of the Organized Reserves" second of a series of lee- lures by Major Charles A. Thuis of the United States Army.
 S:OO p. m.-Program of Chamber music by the WBZ String orchestra, and Fred W. Gardner, tenor; Kath- erine Gravelin, aecompanist.
 $500 D. m.-Bedtime story for the Grown-ups by orison s. Warden.
 9:55 p. m.-Arlington time signals.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
WIFI
(Strawbridge and Clothier-Phila.)

6:00--"Sunny Jim--the kiddies pal"
 630--Meyer Davis Bellevue strat- ford hotel concert orchestra.
 S:00--Meeting of the Boy Scouts Radio Corps, program by Troop l. Drexel Hall. Pa.
 s!S0--Rudy Hellars entertainers
 s;i5-Roland B. Gilman will give a short talk on Tree and shrubbery Pruning"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
MUSICAL COMEDY AT PALACE.

smith and BagIey's merry musical comedy whirl, "The League of Non sense." again pleased many people at the Palace yesterday where they are playing a weeks engagement. This show is one of the best that has been offered here this season due to the fact that the entire company is made up of very capable performers. Frank smith and Allie Bagley are the fea- tured principals and they have in their support a great cast of singers,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

| dancers. and musicians. The chorus one of the prettiest and classiest seen here, are all great singers and dancers and several of them were we'll ap- plauded for their different specialties, Especially fine is the oe dance by five of the young ladies, it receiving very much favorable comment. The com edy bits are very funny and clean and provoke many laughs and all the numbers are well done and staged prettily The show is fine entertain- ment throughout. No one should miss The League of Nonsense" dur ing their stay at the Palace. They will change their entire bill on Thurs day, offering a brand new show. Fri day night will be amateur night for local amateurs and there will be three cash prizes.
 From war hero to hog-raiser is the span of Richard DiN's role as leading man in the Paramount production of the Zane Grey novel, The Call of the Canyon" which comes to the Palace theater for run of three days on Thursday. He is featured with Lois Wilson and Marjorie Daw.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
.spoRTING YOUTH AT CAPITOL.

Tonight is the last showing at the Capitol of Louise Lovely, the charm ing movie and stage star in "A Day at the Movies," and also the last chance for any who care to take part in the real moving pictures she has been taking on the stage this week. Pola Negri in "The Spanish Dancer vii! also be seen for the last time to- night. Tomorrow the show changes for the last three days of the week and brings as tho feature vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
w-NaC
Shepard stores--Boston) )

$500 D. m.--Children's half-hour.
 6:30 p. m.--WNAc dinner dance. Shepard Colonial orchestra.
 S:00 D. m.-Boston College night Glee club, instrumental trio and ists.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
WHIP
(Gimbel Brothers-Philadelphia,

6:o5 ?. m.--Dinner music by Jim my Campbell's Little Club Studio or chestra,
 6:45 p. m.--U. s. department of agriculture livestock and produces market reports.
 FOO D. m.--Cncle Wip's bedtime stories and roll call for the children.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
WISE
tAuanta JOurnal-Atlanta, Gal

10:45-'Ciassical Masterpiece Hour directed by Miss Helen Schaid. piaH- ist: Mrs Charles Trownselle, violinist; the Atlanta Male quartet, harmony singers
 Midnight = Special revue from "ShuffIe Along" famous troupe of colored entertainers. featuring quartet harmony.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
MCX

lDetroit Free Press-Dctroit)
 6:00 D. m.-Dinner concert, broad- cast from Hotel Fuller.
 7:60 D. m.--Musical program under the auspices Of the Tuesday Musicale.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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Westinghouse. East Pittsburgh) Wednesday. February P. 1921

Wednesday. February P. 1924
 6:l5 p. m.-Dinncr concert by the Pittsburgh Athletic association or chestra.
 1880 ?. m.-"The Mind and Its Re- lation to Health and Disease" by a representative of the Sanitation com mittee, Allegheny County Medical so- ciety.
 7:45 D. m.-The childrens period
 $500 D. m.-Market reports from the National Stockman and Farmer studio.
 S:l5 p. m.-"rhe Port of Hayre," by Charles Latus of the Pittsburgh Post.
 S.S0 p. m.-Concert by the Glee club of the Pennsylvania College for Women.
 s:55 D. m.--Arington time signals, Weather forecast.
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MCAP

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
 Co.--Washington, D. e
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

7:30 to 9 D. m.-Full concert by Mme Cara Sapin, of the Louisville Conservatory Of Music. Reading--An interesting historical episode. Late important news bulletins. Official Central Standard time announced at 9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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Fine faces are combined with satins and crepes and used over silk founda- tions for froeks.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

7:00 p. m.-Religious services un- der the auspices of the United Syna- gogue of America; daily sport talk by Thornton Fisher: Charles F. Rob- inson, baritone; talk by American agriculturist.
 S:30 D. m.-Philharmonic concert direct from Carnegie Hall, New York. Willem Mengelberg, conductor.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

11:45-12:oO p. ms. Jay Kaufman and His Celebrities.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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tE'ederal Telephone and Telegraph
 Co.-Bufralo, N. Y)
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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(Courier-Journal and Louisville
 Times-Louisyille, Ky.)
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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stsO-sandman,s visit.

tPalmer School Of Chiropractic--
 Davenport, 1owa.)
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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(American Tel and Tel. CON. Y) soloists.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

7;45--A Bob" Lawrence commun- ity concert.
 Davis Le Paradis band, played at the Cafe Le Paradis, Washington.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

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New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
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New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

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Evening star., 1924-08-17
SARATOGA RESULTS.

First nce. 3-year-ods and up; furiongs-
Banter. JIG tSchutting~r), 2 to l. even. L to ..
won; SKY Scraper. I22 Roblnson), 8 to 5.
TO 8. second; Dream Maker, 10 Lavine).
3 to J. third. Time. ! "a As. Noel, Scoop,
Donneny. Wellhnder, sherman, Rigel. Costi-
gan. Fabian, Top Sergeant, Rejection and
Make also ran.
Second race, 3-year-olds ssd up: about 2
mifrs; steepIechase se-Elkantara, $50 tCheynel
to I, even, . TO 5. won: Houdini. 1874
tByersl, to I. TO ), second: Autumn
Reiis. 10. tkleezcr,. out. third. Time. 4:fe.
Mnsta and Csrsbisjer also ran.
Third race, 2-yrsr-oids: 8 furlongs-BIue
Warbler. H. tHnrnb, u to I, ; to /, to /,
won; Maibird, IO8 tCallabanJ. 8 to ], 4 TO ].
second: Light Ship. 100 fCsrterD. 4 to 1. third.
Time. 1:I2. Mother Goose. Royaiite swing
ing, Msid at Arms, Kitty Pat aud Etolie dor
also ran.
Fourth race. 3-year-olds and up; T.. miles
Sunfag, 1i5 ,Eeogh}, 10 /, 3 TO !, to .,
won; Aga Khan, 115 tFields,, 8 to l, TO 5,
second; Mr.. Mutt, 120 CThurberp. even, third.
Time. 2:04 2-o. spic-snd- Span. kTondyke.
Bob'ail. Lucky Play and ThorndaIe also ran.
Fifth race. 4-year -olds and up; ~ miles
Kellermsn. 10j (FatoSD. . to |. 4 to ), 1 to 3.
won: WoodiAke. 107 fWiiisms,, 3 to 1. to
.. second: sylvan Springs. 1o5 IN. Fatorl.
len Prince. olynthus. Good Night. Romany
and Anniversary also ran.
Sixth race. 3-year-olds and up: 5i3 fur3ongs
--Ihiosyncrssy, 115 tFator). II to l, to l, 5
to p won: Fair Vision. 113 fkelsayt. q to 5, 3
to 5. second Florence Nightingale. l15 Col
tilettD. 10 !, third. Time. 1:07 Is. Tea
Pot. Goldbrisk. Pleasant Memories, Kiila-
sandrs, Bargain Day, Lithuan, Sing On and
Catherine HOulihan also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-17
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

1ls tWaiace,, $50. s.. SO. $3.50, won: Pictiu.
lls Church,. S3.oo. $40. second: Golden
Poppy, I04 iSteveus,. &.70 third. Time.
100. Petition. Flag Lieutenant. Head Cover,
Transformer. Foolscap. Wave Crest and Ruby
Marsh also ran.
Second raee. s-year-ods and up; fgrlcnyso r M =
won; Phil Mayors. se tMeknight. 500. S.
second; Watch Charm. 103 (Renzetti}. $3.75,
third. Time. 1:13 So. Snowden,. Anxluin
Maid, Pennin, Ablaze and Admirer also ran.
Third raoe, 2-year-olds:. 6 furtongs-Trevan.
10S u. McTsggart). $3.50, "a. so. $a.5o, won
Prince Hampton, 103 fBskerl. - 80. S.10.
second; Sun Hope, 1lo tWallace). $3.50. third.
Time, 1:14. Protectress and Clear View also
ran.
wrsith. 1oe ' WILSON,. s7.s5. ssso, $3.50 Won;
Ssrko. 112 tBaker), 81. so. 81 Is. second: Ra-
disney. Ios (Thomas), $3.3 third. Time,
1:f3 2-5. John Finn, Speedy Girl and Reply
Fifth race. s-year-olds and up: ~ miles
Giuseppe, 101 tRobertsl, $l9.Go. ". $50.
won: Beth Holder. 80 tMilner), $3.50, IS.
second; Fornovo, no (Thomas), $2.75, third:
Time, "a 2-5. JoaQuina. Black Shasta and
Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up; lit miles
Beau of the West. 80 tCiausner1. $4.6o, e4.35.
S2S5, won: War Tank. 105 tWallacel. $780,
81 40. second: Harp of Prophecy. 80 fStevensl, (,
81 third. Time. las 3-5. blossoms, Wed
ding Prince. Hartelle and Axrael also ran.
Seventh race. s,year-olds and up; mile and n
g ya.is.m-rhe Gsff: & lG tThGmsS ,., tnI $40
$6S0. $500 second Randays Royal. 90 INC
Knight, $615, third. The, 1:44 3-5. Ara
rosss. Smsrty, Capt. Adams. Gath, Brass
Taeks and Black wand alsS ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-17
BURROWS SETS PACE
FOR TRAPSHOOTERS

In one of the most keenly con-
tested weekly shoots of the Wash
ing Gun Club, Burrows took the
'"nors in the s0-tnrget event after
shoot-on with Porcher. as each
-rolie IS of the clay pigeons.
Deringer flashed keen eye to win
he 25-tareet handicap spoon with "a
breaks, but he was followed closely
by Burrows. who registered a 90
Monroe and Williams each turned in
19 breaks in the 24-target event of
12 pairs. but the former won in the
shoot-off.
Scores, so targets being fired at.
follow:
Burrows, As: Porcher. 4s: Griffith.
43; Emmons, 43; Wynkoop. 43;
Deringer, Al; Monroe, 40; Blundon.
40; Midyette, AZ: Stine. AZ: Fawsett,
A.: Horton, SO; Smith, So; Gfllett, 36;
Wilson, 81; Franklin, 80; Tailor, 35;
Cain, es.
Results in the 25-target handicap
follow:
Deringer "a: Burrows, %; Will
liams, %; Horton, %; Gillett, 90;
Slime. 21: Smith. %; Taylor, %;
Porehe, 10: Griffith. IS: Parsons, 21;
Marcy, II; Emmons. %: Wynkoop.
Is; Monroe, u; Blundon. 16; Fawsett,
1Si Britt, 10: Franklin, J6. Scores
in the "a doubles: Monroe. 10;
Williams. 19; Porcher, II; Burrows,
16: Parsons. IA: Marcy. II: Wyn-
koop, 10; Blundon. 15:A Horton. IA;
Smith, IA: Britt, IA; Gillett, 8; Wilson,
IL; Cain. s.
Evening star., 1924-08-17
AKRON RESULTS

First race, 3-yeasolds up; 81. furlongsa
$40. won: Little RomPer. Il3 lHolecko,. &.
s26n 50 second: Tom Norris; ll3 M
Leighton and Miss l.. NJ. also ran:
Second race. 3-yesr-olds up; 81. furiongs-
Margaret Loretta. 1o6 Smith, $50. s.,
SEQ. won: Aunt peda; III tEsmesi: 81 ~,
$40 third. Time. :os 20. square Charley.
Ella Wood. Sleigh Bells and Sabre Lash also
Third raoe. 3 3year-olds up: furIonEs
Old Pop. II. Smith. 81. 81. 80, second; Blue
wrack. IL. I1ilemanl. $3.50. third. Time.
LIS. Lucky Pearl. Eternity, Glitter Gold and
Ladr0lie also rar.
Josephine c. 100 ,Haieckot. IS 20. s.. $40
wen: Acosta. l02 iDoliui. $50. s.. ~. second
Lucky Dollar. 81 tSwausonI. s3.i0 third
Time. Los 81. Oneida. Quiet. Straight Shot
Jimmy Beekna and Threnojy also ran.
Hoover. 104 Dolin,. So s3- 60 So. won
Riddle Dee. 102 tSwanson). xl5, S. 90. second
Thirty-Seyeu. los tWinans}, $40. third
Time. los Is. Tom Craven. Quanah, RecouI
Sixth race, 3.year-o!ds up: mile and e
yaris-Be Good. 100 tEsmes,. $40. SEQ
81 80. won: Hsrminius. III tGarretp, ESQ
81. second: Recommendation, Jos tGraya,
Sc. 4Or third. Time. LAB 3-J. The Piainsman
Seventh race. 3-yearolds up: lls miles
HucEieberry Finn. as ,Haieckol. SO. SO
sG20, $50. won: Gpsy Joe. 9s (Dalin.: s.
s.,4", second; Ashi.n. l9s 'Tsyler,, :. SO
PonderoSa also ran.
Eighth race 3-year-olds up: II. miles
Fame IO7 tDoIin,. $40. s3.1. $eso. won
Uncle yelo 11s eS tSxanson' s. e So ;s SO , &c
POS 3-5. Peter Pierson, Hello Pardner anc
In Doubt also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-17
DEVONSHIRE RESULTS.

First race, syes,.SIes uE; fu.lones,I.d, e
won:~ Sslvo, 40 tMen), ss.45, 81. 60. second
faledon. los Mccoy. Ss.lj. third. Time
IL. June Fly. Bonafde. Plymouth Rock and
Algonquin also ran.
Second race. 3-year-oids up: ia furlongs--
Erra, l01 ,L.Egodt. Sl06 siln. s.. 3,
wen: Director. io1 tMangan,. $50. 81. sac.
ond Polynesia. lUS ,liarvryl. S..se, third
Shade. los ,I.!ebSodJ. sos. $50. $40
won; Tarymore. iii Harvey. s3.70. $50
second: Lena Wood. los tCostello) 275.
third Time. LOS Miss Bezzett, Capt. Donan
and Toppanite also ran
, Fourth race =, s,year-oads up: . fnricnSs.
Won: Dspaty.> 1oe Mooney. $50; $50.
second; Ten Sixty. no tMersier). s. IS. third.
Mercury. Goldaeid and Hands Tp also ran.
Fifth noe. 3year-olds up: 1S miles-Cat-
alan, 1T (Caldwelll. $4.65, s. 25. $3.50. won
HoroIogue, 1Os tWillisl, s.. $40, second
Ronnie Omar. f10 tClark), 1920. third. Time,
ISL. DR.. O'Mara. Chloris and Best Pal also
ran.
!, Sixth race. s-year-olds up: mile and 20
yArds-Yo Yoshimi. 103 (Merglerl. $40, 1896,
$3.50, won: Ferguson. los Mooney. $3.50,
$3.50. second; Marcella Boy. 10e (Mein).
s4.20. third. Time. 1:44 25. Sister Flo.
Sambo O'five. Telescope and Mary Maxim
Seventh race. 3-yearolds up: l4 miles
Peter Lee. 100 (ManEan). sls:Sa. sos $3.50
second. Royal Queen. 81 tHay,. s7.s0 third
stories, Sister Ioselia Mill Gate. Silver Msid.
Miracle Mau, Superlative and Tule also ran
Evening star., 1924-08-17
COLUMBUS RESULTS.

R.lps io 5e'' ss si4so sS ts,l'1s. s. 81;
Julia Lee, 113 tDominick). $3.50. S. 10, Sec
ond: Sun Born. 100 (Connors), 81 80. third.
Time. 1:04 As. Pardner Jewell, Katie Dear
and May X. also ran. =
Second race. S-year-olds and up: 51s fur
Longs .s 6 s-kiiTax; 100 tG.sZ,, 5000. q. 80.
ESQ. second: Roma. 105 (Noe). SEQ, third
Time. !, IL 3-5. Cover Up. Kings Belle, Mar
saT1st ret. 4.rn.n and Yaneo % also ran;
mcsfnHeoxss, &c ieS !arsy5; $500: $50. ~.
800, second; bsbyicnisn. ioi tSo.i. $50 SO.
third. Time, r:12 ICONS. Mad Nell, Ella.
beth Bean. Red and Pay on also ran.
Fourth f.os. 3yearolds and mp: 6h fur
louEs--Asa Jewell, 102 (MooreD, S15. $50, S.,
won; Jacobean. sS tNoel. -. $2.6O. second; !;
Dancer. 106 (Aron), $3.50. third. Time, l:26
Beretta, Merry Mars and Haidee also ran.
sn' xmth r.es' S,Zeafolds and up; 81 furlengs
Boss Man. 1o6 tFroEsate). t4.a0. N, second |;
Pat Hampson, 107 fNoe}, $3.50. third Time
20 25. George Washington. Grace Dough.
erty. Loyalty, Lucky Run. Mount Pleasant and
Sweet Blossom also ran.
Sixth nee. s-yeas-o,ds g. and up: nile and %
ssso, $sso, won: Ph.l.n: ioa SFfeEsatsl; !s.s0
third. Time, :53. Brown Lefty. Tuisi and
William Oldt also ran.
20 ysrds.-Biue Hiil. ioe iFrosssteS.. si az 3. .aS. a.
q .60, $3.50; won; Kent, L.. l0e lNpel. a. Co.
third Tfney 1 80 IS. oussIeea. Test:nsnt
QOlsRel and Grystal Ford aiso ran. d
Evening star., 1924-08-17
DELORIMER RESULTS.

rrns Fora rs ana Sp; sSrlcss ss.5
$50, won: Almirante. 113 iMooreI, s. 20.
255, second; Fitzallen, los (O'Mahoney),
Game scrspper and Keliy's Queen also ran.
Is SH:is sS up o fu,s9ss
$50, won: Carruthers. 113 tBaW, 1896,
$3.50, second: Jack Shrine, 1OS (Mahoney ,
S.. Is. third. Time. ! :N 2-5. Sinner H. Eve
ming Star. Tuftney, Swim and Dart Away also
ran.
e: Third n, r.ee, s-year-o,ds and up: furlouss-
Fictiie. no ljones,. s.. 50, $50. second: Wal.
ter Mack. 113 oO'Hara). S5O5. third Time.
l:o3 "a. Happy 60 Lucky. sandal. Festiv-
ity, Jocose and Belle Flower also ran.
Fourth race, 3,year-olds and up: 6k fur
iongs-Allah. liz tKennedyl. S5s5, $s.75,
s2s5. won: Chandelier. 10e iMcAlaney6, s. so.
neid. Jsmima and sstinmofe also ran.
Fifth race, 4-year-olds and up: eH furiones
--Attoo. ITO (Jones), A.25. sS.s5. S 50. won !:
Amber Fly, los (Foden), $3. 50. s.. 90. second ;
Blue Brush. 107 &c. O'Mahoney), So. 10, third
Time. LA 80. <Regiopolis, Faith W., Worm
wood and Salt Peter also ran.
Sixth raoe. 3-year-olds and up; 6Ia furlonss
MACK Garner, 1l5 tE. +. Moorel, s13.S
ssS' ssS; g. second; ,s.a BsSkaie1 us a. Ken:
Times, Pedestrian, F1ibberty Gibbet. Bun
Cling and Roanoke also ran:
--Rrass Band. lie &c. o'aahonD:yI, one s5ss. @
$50. 81: won: Myrtle Crown. 1O7 tR Nc
Crsnnl. t N.1o. SEQ, second; T. J. Pendersast.
MaEiei,n. Broad View. Heron and Service
Flag also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-17
HopeflIuth WHreak Little Faith Boxers
SUN FLAG, AT 8 TO 1,
TAKES $4,000 RACE

SARATOGA, N, Y, August 16.-Gif-
ford A. Cochran's Sun Flag. an s to 1
choice, won the Travers stakes, val
ued at $4,000. here. today by eight
lengths from Aga Khan, which was
second, half length in front Of Mr..
Mutt. Sun Flag went the mile and q
quarter in 2:042-5. II. p. Whitney's
klondyke, the favorite. finished poor
fifth.
The spinaway Stakes. valued at
$7,bO0, for 2-year-old FLIES, WAS won
by Il. X. Bradley's Blue Warbler, at
10 to ], by half a length. Blue Warb-
Ter Travelled the furlongs in 1:I2.
Maibird was second and Lightship
third.
El kantara won the North Ameri-
can Steeplechase handicap by 10
lengths. Houdini finished second and
Autumn Bells third. El kantara COW
cred the distance Of about 2 miles in
4:12.
Evening star., 1924-08-17

Later IL was established there waS
no break and in New York physicians
serving Tor the boxing commission
submitted reports which up to this
writing have been as carefully
guarded as secret service matters in
Washington.
One opinion is said to have been
that Leonard's thumb was disIocated
at the terminal joint. Another is
SAID to have gone this one better
and had both thumbs injured Critics
OF boxing to whom Benny displayed
MS thumbs when he returned to New
YORK found that they did look bat
.ereo, but no more so than the
thumbs OF many fighters after a
battle.
Has CauSed Much Talk.
anyway the whole incident has set
the fans talking. the more so because
inns IS not the first time Leonard has
mad his hands injured when a bout
was pending. He gave that as a
reason for pulling out of his first
match with Lew Tender and has
called the good old injured hand alibj
INTO play when for one reason or
another he failed to knock an op
ponent kicking.
One story has it that the promoters
OF the bout saw that tickets were
not selling like hot cakes off the hat
and wanted more time for promotion
propaganda. There is nothing to
lend color to this except the insist
ence OF the promoter. Johnston. that
Leonard cannot possibly fight for
many weeks. One would think he
would be talking the other way IL
he was in hurry to put the battle
on.
Another story was that there uas
TOO much interest in the Firpo- wills
hight, September 12, and that il was
desired TO get that mixup out of the
way before proceeding with the wei
terweight-cham m pionship bout. S,ill
another was that a deep-laid plot was
on foot to get the fight transferred
to Jersey
Then there was talk that Benny
decided. in the course of his bout
with Moran, that he needed more
time in which to get ready for 2
tough bird like Mickey Walker. This
is generally credited as plaus ible. and
almost every one thinks that if Leon
ard did find himself too rusty he was
right in not hurrying to meet Wal
ker. For when the bout is held 1t is
Evening star., 1924-08-17
OSTRICHES TO RACE
HORSES IN BERLIN
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press
BERLIN, August 1G.-Ten racing
ostricheS which are to vie with horses
for speed honors at q race course here
have arrived, and have been placed in
quarters in stables, which appear to
be very distasteful to the big birds.
For racing. the ostriches are hitched
to lightweight sulkeys and have their
workouts every, day when in training
which follows the lines generally ap-
piled to- trotting or pacing horses. The
ostriches all have names and are cared
FOR by stable boys just as are thor
oushbred horses.
The birds are guided by reins at
tached to leather caps, which fit over
The heads Of the ostriches. which take
the place of bits as used for horses.
Tony. one of the racers here, which
came from Italy, and Franz, owned in
Vienna, are natural born racers, ac-
cording to the ostrich racing touts,
and appear to love the sport as much
as their drivers. but the other fellows
they assert, are sort of mechanical in
their racing, merely following direc-
tions of their drivers, and without
seeming to know what 1t is all about
But Franz and Tony, say the drivers
now more about racing than any
r~se which ever got away at ths
post.