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Evening star., 1926-12-05
TIAJUANA RESULTS

lo1ss2t r.RsT RAcE 7yslrGids and fs5 %
nssos s'" q M.s .scO5 aa pIo.rs FsGsm
Jones' $50 third Time, 90 p
0rmeshrook. willow Bush. Love. Valley joe
Buck Garret and Nlnon also
a%oNG kAG6 6s 'S%ar"'ds jons. 1@1
$500 won: Vibrator. III !sylvia! 81
81" ,STa isTG"d TIME hsll'TGs9 dmesa s''G" G"
Grafton. Letanz. Murphy. Harry D. and R"u
THIRD RACE. a;y.ar,e,d. and .ur
sSs"s $50 second jas. p, Rrowg In:'
Wood. Laura N. ,Toinet,e. Water shot. Frsnk
Snmp'er LoitIe Lorraine Cancellation Ch''f
FOURTH RACE 3-year-olds and M; ;
fnrongs-Deep Thought. lo3 Barr. Ss 6"
SO. $50 won: Runolathe 100 tDye
Reyer Cup Rearer and Book binder also ran
EIFTH RACE Gs ayesr9Ids ;Sssi;. and M ID aT1s's
s. so. won: The Franciscan, 10 Buck 81
third Time. ! ~. Chiva Wood Lady Wis
SIXTH RACE. a.yesr.olds and. up,,, ! mil
eT,: $40. So $3.50. , won: ,j, Psassn. 10, lH@
lO4 tBuckl. 81 so third. Time. 14T',
Hish Prince and Letter Six also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. a,yesr,oId; and and .g ssi !
$3.50 second Fl cid. IO3 Miller. $50!
s1 s % Gadmu. 'sn AND Nsr Smart pn GUY FrsG s
ran.
EIGHTH RACE % 3-yesr,oId. and wa f.r,-
is2spsdnvfsT. WON NJ. i9% Gmmfr Prnd'Ts1'' o4 sb. al
81, 81 Ps,idn s5a W%sa. %s H.aR %
and Valor also ran.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
AGkICILTVRE INTERBt-KEAU LEAGUE.
Team SlandinE: : =

Hsh team a1 sstsmE,""I1THjsSss n-o,,G,. Hss 1873 So
bur4a1s. " 5sa Accoant- n6i
314: Conklin Interbnreau'. 81: Dixon
tFr0n0micsl 36S
l4a. Stork and Terwisee tAccounts'. 14S
High gain over handicap arerage-Hollis,
Property. 66 pins.
Although somewhat handicapped by
the fact that Capt. Barber was un-
able to bowl, the Economics Five
managed to take two Of three games
and drew up within three games of
the top. Miller and Dixon did the
best work for the winners. while G.
Cooper was the outstanding shooter
for Accounts his set of 339 being the
best for the match. Harry Dixon of
Economics shot 16 in his second ef-
fort and then came back with 143 in
his third game. practically winning it
by himself.
Property registered It's sixth straight
victory in taking three games from
the Entomology team and has climbed
from eighth to fourth place in two
weeks and is now but a single game
out of third place. Hollis and Tai
bert with counts of 341 and 334 re-
spcctively, We're the outstanding
shooters for Property: while DeGlantZ
made a strenuous effort to stave off
defeat. shooting games of 1l2. 131 and
101 at anchor for Entomology. Prop
erty came from behind and picked up
~ pins In the last box of the second
game to win by a margin of 52S to
jl2. -
After spending Thanksgiving day
in the cellar. the Plant Bureau five
tore into the Interbureau us fer a three
game victory in perhaps the most
surprising upset of the season. Cor
mans 341 was the best set for the
winner, while Ferrall registered 100
for the best individual game. ROnel
was the only Interbureau bowler top
ping the 300 mark. The feature Of the
game from Plants standpoint. how
ever. was the bowling of Avery who
rolling his first league games as sub
stitute for an absentee. beat the 100
mark twice.
Chiefly through the efforts of
Moeller, one Of the most improved
young bowiers in the circuit. the So
Kems We're able to- take two games
from the Solicitors. Moeller also regA
istered the high game of the match,
125. Mnrphy's 3l5 set was the best
effort for the Solicitors outfit. ~ 49,
Evening star., 1926-12-05
SHELT0NWi SHOOT
WITH Al OUT. OF so

BAD conditions again haWaica pped
sharpsho6ters of Washington Gun
club in the regular weekly shoot yes
ter1ay at the Renning traps.
string of Al breaks in % was
good enough to enable H. n. Shelton
to win the singles spoon from l6
Yards DIR. w. f. Mason bagsed the
added target handicap trophy.
AS the result of r. ID. Morgan tax
ing the first leg on the yeayly distance
ha ndcap trophy with string of -
in - the race for the award, which
has only two weeks more to run. is
close MorganS win yesterday
brought his total of legs to II, just
one less than that of Blundon. DR..
Wynkoop also copped leg on the an
nual trophy yesterday. He got q
breaks in - from 30 yards.
In the doubles Williams shattered
10 birds" of "a to triumph>
Evening star., 1926-12-05
SPINELLAS WILL INVADE
CONVENTION HALL DRIVES
Sharpshootng Brothers Head Orpheum Squad That
Is Scheduled to Open Home-and-Home Match
on Washington Alley December 20.

Heading the Brooklynites arc the,
Spinellas-Barney and Phil The la
Ter is recognized as one Of tho hes
of duckpinners In singles. He has
repeatedly vanquished Paul FohIe';
of the Boston Miah Murrays and
Tossi of Pittsburgh in contests tn
volving the toppling Of the little.
ma pies. Brother Rarney also Ia 2
noted pin spiller and teams With:
Phil in doubles engagements.
Others in the BROOKLYN squad arc
John Brodell. George Stelter. Mort
Lindsey and Joe VolZ. All are ac-
cOmplished duckpin artists They
have had much tournament and spe-
cal match experience and are good
showmen. too. :,
Roll In Three Glasses.
There will be competition for flve
men teams. doubles and singles. with,
each squad entering but one doubles.
team and one man for the singles
Five games in each class will he
rolled here and similar program
will he followed in Brooklyn. Total
pins will decide the match.
This will he the firss match DO
tween teams OF Washington and
Brooklyn for some easonS. The list
time the Spinelas and their Cohorts
encountered local combination 'he
latter won in doubles and singles.
but was defeated in two of three
five man team games
Evening star., 1926-12-05
TYPOThETAE LEAGUE.
T~~m Standinse

HK Advertising Service moved. into
a tie for first place with Judd 4 Det-
weller in the 'rypVthetae League last
week by taking two of three from Co.
hmbia Printing Co. while the Big
Print Shop boys were dropping two
to Washington Monotype.
.Packwood Printing, Chas. H. Potter
and National Publishing handed their
opponents, Ransdell. Washington
Printing and Stanford Paper. respec-
lively, three-ply lacings, considerably
tightening the struggle for third
place:
National Capital Press and Thayer-
Printcraft both won two Of their three
tussles with Standard Engraving and
r. p. Andrews Paper Co. +
Eckloff, Columbian Printing Co.,
contributed high individual game,
while Voorhees,. Chas. II. Potter Co.,
rolled high individual set. 351.
Columbian Printing Co.'S score of
514 was the best team game rolled
during the week, while Washington
Monotype's set of 1,5S7 stood out
among the team totals.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

BY virtue of a crushing defeat ad-
ministered to the kumbaCks. by the
Columbians, while the Reedues were
battling desperately to avert shut
Eout at tile hands OF the fast going
Commercials, the champions are once
more leading the pack with two
game advantage over the fighting
Rronchos in the Washington Ladies
League.
The Nationals had a big week. reg
.istering six victories in as many
starts, and moved up notch in the
standing. AT, the, same time they
achieved a new record for high team
game when they totaled SAB in their
second encounter with Bethany, beat
ing the former mark, made by the
Beeoues earlier in the season. by 10
pins.
The Mats gave a neat exhibition of
maple-crashiny to attain that high
game record. Lucile Preble scored
nifty 12U. while Anna Williams ana
Edna Bailey each turned in counts OF
llS. the only two under the century
mark were Helena kohler, with SO,
and Can't. Lofines, with 80. Their set
total of 1913 ranks second for the sea.
son. Edna Bailey. with 318, grabbed
the honors for the best Individual set ,
while her teammates, Anna Wlfl1ams
and Lucille Preble, tOppled the pins
for, 312 and 301, respectively.
Margaret Boston Of the Climbers
was In rare form and gave a brilliant
exhibition shooting against the Mats
in a postponed match Friday night.
Registering games of 1O1, H and 10S,
the Climbers captain socked the
ma pies for the best three game count
Of the week, and averaged well over
the century mark for her two sets.
Margaret Miltner was a big help to
fthe Commercials in their triumph over
the Bronchos. Margaret ran up two
! impressive counts OF ia and lis in
the first and second, only TO drop to
~ In the fiual clash. Her 323 total.
! however, was high for the nights
play
Elaine Palmer. her teammate,
assisted materially With a three-gaAle
! count of si2. getting 1879 in her first
/ two efforts.
! Lorraine Gull came through with
some timely anchor Work to save the
last tilt for the Beeques. Pulling a
! spare In the last frame. She counted
10 on it TO cIinch the game by pins.
| she came Within An ace Of pulling the
sane stnnt In the frH oan,e when
she spared in the tenth frame. only to
Evening star., 1926-12-05
JUAREZ RESULTS

furloass-Lastrancas, ios 'Norton,: sioc
S5. $40. won: Bud Fisher. los Christian .
Sio6o; s, - 80 80 seeond; Al Porter o IL Har:
Barney Brackets Trippewa Charles A.
Byrne; Hasty Buddy, Boss Hughes and Pond
second RACE. a-yeay-old. and w: :
fnrMlongs1St. M s. Pierre. llc tLonEI So co
ior1' 500 So 90. sc"n"d; Biazonry. IL
tBueili So 90 third Time c9as Hon
Over. swenson. Prologue. Miss CONNER"
IonraonR THIRD RACE 4ysarG!s; Ss Ha;.: and m t,
$40. second; jerks. 100 ,rStterich' s.
Honey Little Thicketi. Uncle jay and Min,
FoiRTH RACE. a-year.olds and IN. :
fnrl"ne Some 90 Baby. u 'Taylor' Sloso,
Sll. $3.50. second SprinCvale. Ill Got
lln.,. $4,000. third. Time l:Oi2. Dr
Hall Ea G1lle"n Thnrn AiIsa his All dnr1 Golden Id
FIFTH RACE. s-year-oIds and IN: -,
sI2s" 81 iSo sHr vsF%' sgsS .oAn"1 M"rie s
mt II" BsEYsse kiGs sts9 s,.I,,sr third TIM
Bill st. Angelina Rock Of Ages Dan Hogan.
Judge Pryor, Grand Polly and White Lights
SIXTH RACE. a,ysar-olds. and IN; | mile
81 81 ~e" second s"" sbsTnx iTn ld o5 K".Ty
third. Time. 1':s 4ss. ~ Bobbe e' Brown,
Boreas. Billy skidd. TingIinE, Miss Leighton
sEy ESTH SHcE a-zear,old. and M: ]
g so Mdm s.naiar la b"hsS ia 60
Iinsi. $3.50. SEQ. second: Jennie ward.
Iia 70 Pa,.rinGg;ton.; SEQ. third. Time,
snider and Marauesito also ran.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS' LEAGUE.

j, Last weeks rolling found no change
among. the leaders in the Southern
Railway Clerks Lea que, but the lower
end of the standing had quite a sha ke-
up.
Freight Auditors continued itS
march toward the pennant by taking
the odd game from Operation.
Disbursing caught Station Accounts
mapping, made a clean sweep and tied
Operation for fourth position. also
pushing Station Accounts into the
cellar. ~
Pa ssehger. Accounts and Construc-
ton fought it out for the odd game
and Construction had to take the
short end. -
Capt. Dorsey was able to put his
regular lineup back in the game md
Purcha sing took two from Traffic.
Capt. Orme's ass set was too much
for Law and Auditors took the odd
game.
Orme rolled high game of 133 and
high set Of 355, while Operation rolled
high team game of $50 and high team
set Of 1922
Evening star., 1926-12-05
FEDERAL. LEAGUE.

rm.r..r, MsH 'rss Fleet, s:s'eS"sssHt ss Navy sss 'S'
.ts Ixs f+s@ s.s 'f!s"%%eFEiF Emsrss""S Fleet, Ssa
Hish indv,dnai sames po's%" c",sr i"'eIiDi: Arr
I!ati;,rs i4a; sAi1t4 r. Commerce i4' o0spe'' Ns
HiTh indlviaus ss..Maizea Ma. a1; Go%%sfss E"sei
Ssnots.s Ssa ms"eksi s,,5 s"ssse"'s f'ee' '' "''
Spares c!emests commsrs 81 t,el p'SS &,
oni:s +; as"sts: E%:rxs"S;S SSSn Fleet pu5;|: 5i
n~iiai"t. irii,r" and % Parts. , goseler. Interior
IS; E"khard,. Commerce, l"; F"se"' 'o"-
iniiv id,iai averages--t; Clements C0mmerre
nj 81: Miller. Publi. Building and Public .ii,
nt,ire. if" iS6.as.
Navy'S 1902 set, Public Buildings
and Parks team lost two tough games
ly the close margin of and pins
but came back in the third game TO
swamp Navy by rolling 54S to Navy :
i65. Bell and Kearney shared the
honors Tor Navy, with 3l2 set
each. ...
Commerce had brea thing spell i'll
the schedule and did not have to
ex-r; itself in winning three games
from the last place state team.
General Accounting Once an"
Emergency Fleet, two teams near the
tup hooked up IN an III 'eieS1l'S
match. the General Accounting once
team coming ont with tw" wins al
though ,he Emergency Fleet team set
Mas I.5a7 to General Accounting
Once team set l.ol9. G
Agriculture continued to climb III
the race by taking two or the tnfee
games from the Shipping Board
team. although Capt. Williams OF the
Sbiopers tried to stall off defeat
with q 34l set.
Interior came back. TO life. after
losing three games last week. by TAX
ing Two Of the three games from the
Marines. ..-
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Is straight. After losing the first
game Capt. Ayery,.s quint stepped out
and annexed ths next two. Neither
Of these teams made any remarkable
scores, Anity especially being below
form. Baker of Harmony and r. I'll
lett Of Amity were high for their re-
spective teams. ..
Mount Pheasant had little trouble
winning the first two games, from
Eastern, but tire latter came back
strong in the last contest, winning
ca asily, aided considerably. by kelly's
1871. Chalmers Croft of Mount Plea s:
ant had the high game. 1872. with
Loff1er, anchor man for Eastern,
taking the set honors.. with 3S3.. ..
Barrett and Xehmeyer tollaberated
to help Salem take the set from Fred
ID. Stuart. a.
Magenenu SURPRISED 'the Bright
wood boys by taking two games and
making them hustle for, the third.
Nichols won the" weekly prfZe';fof
high game, with 1873. while the Golden
Rule team, for whom he performs.
won two from Mount Nebo. losing the
second on account OF n 30pin handi.
cap allowance. Coix.eli rolled 322 for
Golden Rule.
Central performed well against Ar
lington. taking .an three. Welch,
Armiger and II. Mason were prom.
inent in their teams victory. ~."..
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Brooklyn BOwiers Strong.

took two games from the leading
Survey No. team. High team set
Of ] ,5SS which was held by Survey
No. 1 sWas sma shed when Secretary
added five to that total. When these
two teams last met. Oberheim. who
anchors for Survey, piled up an in
dividual record set of 36S but Elan
cry. who anchors for Secretary, went
Oberheim one better with a set Of 1863
Land gave the same dose To- Survey
No. team. DreXiliuS and Billings
were the stars for Land with sets of
333 and 329. respectively. while Peter
sen did the best for Survey No. ,.
Pension returned to it's old form
and WhiteWashed Indian No l. Sar-
nOff was the Pension star with a act
of 336 and he also rolled high game
for the week with 1873.
Parks took the odd game from In.
dian No 2
Members Of the league welcomed
the return of Armstrong of the In
dian Office who had been i'll for about
three months in Walter Reed Hos
pitaf
Evening star., 1926-12-05
NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

leaders in the pennant race in the
North Washington Church League re-
manned in a deadlock after the tenth
weeks battling for supremacy, Colum-
bia Heights and Mount Pleasant each
taking two from Wallace and Central,
respectively.
=: Petworth Methodist Episcopal and
Emmanuel caught the holiday spirit
and :,Petworth Baptist and Emory
were .downed, two to one.
Six"of the eight positions in the
race are now in dispute as a result
of ties.
Bill Clampitt now is holding down
honor mans position among the in
dividual averages with III. Copen-
haver leads in strikes with 10. The
race for spare leadership is hotly con
tested. Smith is in front with 80;
Willhide. Newkirk and Webb are
hunched with 81; Kluge. s5; Slicer. 35
and Mover, "a.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
PRINCE GEORGES tO,.NTY. LEAGUE.
Team StaIpdings. ~. ~ ..

st. Jerome's~ bowlers. whose Jim
proved showing this season has been
one of the features of the Prince
Georges County Duckpin Association
race, bagged two OF three games from
American Legion. last years title
holders, during last week.
Stephens 4. G., another quint that
is showing real class these days.
sra bbed pair, from Independents.
tolleS.ates. who idled. are still top
ping sthe league, but their lead was
cut to a scant margin bv CompanV r.
who swept 3unior A. c. and whose
consist ent toppiing of the little naples
has been the. Rigges surprise OF the
.campaign.> The Collegia giate-Chiilum
atch was postponed.
Arcades sent Indian Creek Laundry
deeper into the cellar by taking three
ga mes. ~ -...
Mount Rainier won two games from
Service Laundry. Gretta twice 'doWned
P:ggly Wigely and Ross Af.Stars
dropped the. odd tilt to Czarra Con
stantine Co.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

COVPnanT FTeSD!VTIdu "a. 49,.
High team set-west "ashinetoh bap''A''
High team game-Christ. Episcopal: $40
High individual game-BirEfeldt. Christ
High individual set-DeLsshmutt. Christ
361.
Christ. 1882.
Peck No. i team last week in the
Georgetown Church Bowling League
managed to run its lead up to three
games by three victories over Grace
Episcopal team, while Christ Ep1sco-
pal hasftak one of three from West
Washington Baptist.
Arlington Methodist took three by
forfeit from the tail enders. the Gov
pnant, tieipg with West Washington
Baptist for second place.
In the other match Calvery took
two of three from Peck. No. 2.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
DISTRICT IEAGIE.

High team set--King Pin. 1877 District
High team game-Stanford Paper Co. 661
High individual set--McPhilomy tStan-
High average-,M andley Curb Cafe}. 11s
High individual same-.McPhiomy ,stan
ford'. All.
The first week of the second series
in the District League has passed
and Government Priting Office still
leads, despite two losses to Curb Cafe.
Convention Hall was all set to move
into first place. but with the King
Pin boys in a record ma king mood the
charges of Captain Mulroe did not
have a chance. though they rolled a
1853 set. King Pin toppled 1877
NAPLES for a city record, with games
Of $40. 637 and $40. recording for the
second time in the history of local
duckpins. three consecutive 500 games
in league competition.
Curb Cafes double win over the
Printers was due largely. to the roll
ing of Mandley. Weidman and Friend.
Mandley rolled $50 to raise his Dis
trict League average pins, while
Weidma n turned in 366. just l pin
short OF Friends set.
Stanford Paper Co. had narrow,
escape and Is hanging on to a tie with
King Pin for second place after hav.
ing disposed Of the Never Davis club.
two out Of three. The last game
Sta nford won by a single pin. =.
Cornell's Lunch iourneyed out to
John Blick's new Arcadia to be guests
of the ArCadians. but the latter were
most inhospitable and took two of.
three games. -:
Temple and Petworth transferred
their match from Wednesday night to
Thursday night and evidently 1t was
a good move for Petworth for it took
all three games.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.

High team game-Mount Pleasant and
Golden Rule 500
Iligh team set-Amity. .65s.
High individual Eames-Harville and
Ward l4S.
High individu set--HarviIIe 397
Greatest strikes-Greg0ry. II.
Greatest spa-es--Ward. 64
High individual Average-r. Elicit. ll4-o.
Columbia won Its twelfth cOnsecu
tive game anu went into tie with
Amity fut first place by taking the
set FROM Washington ia the Odd Eel
lows League last week. Incidentally
Columbia rolled It's highest set to
date, .a32. Cones carrying the biunt
OF the burden. Ehlers. who rolled
only two games for Columbia. rolled
the highest single game of the match.
with 1871.
Amity could win hut one game
from Harmony. losing two games
after .unsIns its winning streak to
Evening star., 1926-12-05
COMMERCIAL I.EAGe r..

Commercial Leagues Thanksgiving
recess proved very beneficial to sew
eral of the teams. and corresponding
IN detrimental to the teams VINO were
scheduled as their opponents last
week.
SworZyn's took three games from
Dulin & Martin, this being the hrst
set in which they made ciea n.
sweep. Galts used their extra pep
and iolted the leaders, Carry's, for
clean sweep.
Washington BOttllng 60. took t"o
cannes from Parker Bridget team
and the Young Mems Shop took the
ndd game from Woodward & IOthrop.
The Evening Star team. taking two
Games from Times Herald. rolled high
game. $40. and high set. LIZ. Tor
the league this season. John ia um'
The Star anchor. made season rec
ord. with a set Of Az.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
BY JOHN 4. FERRAII..
= H, old Timer moved about

restlessly.
Say" he complained, look
Il ing at his watch for the
Sevent eenth time. we've
been hanging around here for an
hour waiting for an alley.
What Of it, demanded the Kid.
And put that watch in your pocket
before Santa claus grabs it FOR MS
sack of toys. If IT SAYS we've been
here an hour thenN have been here
% minutes.
dicnantly. this is a mighty good
IL ought 10 he good some Of th"se
days" interrupted the Kid. because
its gaining all the time. But, say.
he continued. cant YOU persuade Tad
Howard TO squeeze us in ON an alley
somewhere?"
Tad. Why" declared the Old
Timer. "if came in here with
President Coolidge and the Prince of
Wales. couldn't get Tad to shove us
ahead of our turn"
TRY if anyway" urged the Kid.
He must be in good humor' he's
been laughing ever since YOU Shot
that - over here the other night.
'Lauchne' Don't YOU believe it,
Tad hasn't spoken to me since. Af.er
all the work he puts i'm keeping these
ALLEYS in shape he considers II an IN
SUIT. direct reflection on the estah-
lishment. for me to come here and
shoot a."
should BE Barred From Alleys.
He's right at that" insisted the
Kid ANY mani won't say bowler.
because you're not and never VIII he
q bowler who can't do better than
., on alleys like these. and after 4"
wears continuous practice. should he
barred from the runways for life.
THEY'LL have to start barring 4
lot nf us if the rush keeps up. said
tho old Timer. "or hire policemen t."
keep the waiting line in order.
John Rlick is ha wing all the hot
dog stands taken out of convention
Hall market so that he can put alleys
In Their places" declared the hid.
And Bill Wood has hoen up in chi
caGo trying TO arrange for the trans
fer Of the Army and Navy stadium
here for use AS A bowling establish
ment."
It's funny" went on the Old
Timer, lust AS though the hid had not
.nokeu THAT with all these hoWlfrs
out every night new crop OF stars
hasn't developed. The same bunch OF
shooters still occupy the spotlight; no
new stars Al all
There are plenty Of new stars. IN
sist cd the Kid "only YOU can't see
en- any better than YOU can the
d,ckrfns. It's vour eyesight that fail
inc.
"Rovling may be like astronomy.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
JEFFERSON PARK

0dr FIRsT Sds RAGE III ages ssso
won: Fire Dog. los ,Lohnsnn'. Sc. S3 20
.zcond: War Grail l05 'StevensI 20
The BeadIe Dolly s Bally Craigue. Hero.
Pomegranite and Palatine Lad ale" ran.
SECOND RACE. 3-year-oIds up; 1 mile
Chick Up. 1O7 Emery. $1,000. $50.
$40. won: Chief Tierney;, ll5 Workman ;,
81 se"oT% R"YeI1Gn as saGp GrsvFr Dr.
Macmillan Gipsy FLYER. Jack Knight. Son
of Fortune. Slg" Branch. JOY Pride. Roh
Spalding and Royal Charlie also ran.
THIRD RACE. all ages: fnrlongs-
David l., 1o3 Lynch. SO. $40 So Won Won
Time :l31s, Blue. Hill. Rodrigo. Georgia
Rose. Ragtine. Big Sweep. Miss Meise. star
beck; Balboa and Everglade also ran ,,
longs-Hawk God, 10 lRichards... Sl4,
Sertsi StrtS S. "cs s. so second: swizzle. lo4
SPIDER. SPIDER" sparkling Water. Ben omar and
Little Guinea also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 3-year-olds un: J. miles
McTinkle, l0s 'MGC,oyi M1,sy SOS Sc 20 81" sos" ."
second r. George 9s%ar 10; ss,rr,S Smtn rnn
Polyo. Rlockhead and Old Slip also ran;
sISTH RACE ,ra.S, ayearSd. ss Mise
second: Hain. los +McEirovi: $3.50. third
Time | :39& Laddie Go. MuskaIlonge.
Monarchist:. Reliable, Royal Kiss. Rellini.
sEvESTH RACE a-Sear-oids nnI mile
S3.sG' 500. SEQ. won: ocean current.
% Ms,t,r sms s. So sa ;eGn 'aP'sr 4m.
Isl ~. Dentaria. Tea Rail-. Esrarra and
SpandOf also ran. I