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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-15
C0NTINUERAIDS
in MATAMOROS
Police of City Holding Six
In Connection With Re-
cent Robberies

Over SO persons were arrested
and six retained in the Matamoros
Jail as a result of the series of
raids inaugurated by Chief Of Po-
lice Salinas, cooperating with
American officials in SURPRISING
the ring Of international thieves
who have been operating in the
border towns on both sides OF the
Rio Grande.
Raids in the MatamoroS under
world, inaugurated Wednesday aft
ernoon, were continued Thursday,
American officials accompanying
the Matamoros police chief and his
men to identify merchandise.
A considerable quantity Of mer-
chandise which is believed to have
been stolen on the American side
of the Rio Grande, was uncovered,
and officials from San Benito and
other Valley towns are expected to
identify some of it today. Consid-
cradle goods looted from Matamoros
homes and stores, also was recov-
cred.
Julio Moreno, alleged leader of
the gang, is held in the Cameron
county Jail, having been captured
Wednesday afternoon after an al
legged attempt to rob a cash box at
the Gonzales store at 14th and
Madison streets. Moreno, who
! served time at the Leavenworth
federal penitentiary, is believed to
have escaped from the Harlem
state prison farm, and officers are
investigating his record. State pris-
on officials have been requested to
forward a complete description Of
the man who escaped from the
prison farm several months ago.
Cameron county peace officers to-
day were paying high tribute to the
efficient manner in which the Mat
amcfos police are cooperating in
uncovering stolen goods and arrest
ing those believed connected with
the international ring. The raids
inaugurated by Chief of Police Sa-
linaS were extended into every Sus-
piciouS quatrer Of the city and the
police drag net brought in over so
persons under suspicious of being
connected with the criminal ele-
ment. Of this number six are be-
ing held in the Matamoros Jail, the
police chief stating sufficient evil
dence had been secured to connect
them with the series Of robberies
on both sides of the border.
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its passage, probably will form the
basis at least for first consideration
of the &noltl relief question by the
senate committee.
This measure has been prescribed
as the original McNary-Haugen bill
with the controverted equalization
fee eliminated: 1t provided for a
revolving fund of $25o,Oo0, 900 for
use in controlling the exportable
surplus Of the major crops and also
for the creation Of a farm board
and of sterilization corporations.
During his campaign, MI. Hoover
outlined a program calling for the
creation of a farm board and farm
er owned corporations to see to or
derby marketing processes and the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-15
CRIMINAL DISTRICT
COURT is RECESSED

Criminal district court recessed
late Thursday until Monday morn
ing, when the grand jury will con-
vene to investigate a number of
cases which have developed since
it recessed in February.
The petit jury will not be called
until Monday, March Is, and the
special venire, called for Wednes-
day, March 20, has been excused.
Trial Of jury cases got underway
in the civil district court Friday
morning with a case from San Be
nito involving land title called for
trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-15
HOOVER PLANS
TO STAND BY
President Not to Dictate
Terms or Name Farm
Relief Measure

WASHINGTON, March 15.-CP)-
PRESIDENT Hoover has no intention
OF undertaking to dictate either the
Terms or the name of the farm re-
lieI Dill to be considered at the spe-
Ga session Of congress.
While he will outline his views on
the subject in his message at the
opening Of the extraordinary ses-
Slonsion April Is, he looks to the
mouse and senate agricultural COM
mittees to work out a constructive
measure.
There has been conjecture of
iate as to what name the new farm
measure should bear with the sug-
gestion made in some quarters that
an unfortunate psychological eff
Iect might be produced if it bore
the title "McNary-Haugen." the
same as the bill which twice ran
upcinTthe rocks of a presidential
Veys en- the Coolidge administration.
The McNary bill, which was in
troduced at the last session of con-
gress and failed of action after
both President Coolidge and MI.
hoover had refrained from urging
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-
With unmistakable enthusiasm, mo-
florists everywhere have placed their
stamp of approval upon this new
Matchmaking it, by a tremendous
margin, the outstanding motor sue
cess Of modern automobile history.
Why? Because Nash gives them
the Twin-Ignition motor gives
them cars equipped with the Blur
centralized chassis fabrication sys-
tenn -. with hydraulic shock alb
sorbers 49,. with bumpers front and
rear -. spare tire lock -. cars COM
pletely, luxuriously equipped -. at
no extra cost.
Ninth to fourth place in just six
months because the new Nash
400" is the only car of all the new
cars with every new and progress
lve featured sisaa asa.l
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Mimeographing Cuts
Duplicating Costs

imitation typewriter letters or
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there are a number of copies desired
can be done cheaply and satisfactor-
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reproduced also on the letter. When
"personalizing" a letter IS not desired
and is very low priced. Shirley Letter
mimeographing the purpose
Shop, Hidalgo Bank Bldg, Mercedes.
Phone 500.
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HAGEN LEADS

MIAMI, Fla, March 15.-P)-
Walter Hagen has stepped out of
the lethargic brand Of golf he has
been playing in recent tournaments,
today as he climbed into the a at
Jacksonville in quest of the Florida
open title, he carried with him a
fresh victory.
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protection Of the producers from
seasonal gluts and to care for the
surplus of their crops.
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w LINE IN ROMA

ROMA, March 14.-The Central
Power & Light Co.'S construction
crew reached the town limits with
wire Thursday and the distribution
of polls over the town started this
afternoon. BY April / Roma will
enjoy the blessings Of electric cur
rent, officials of the company said.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Washington Park Results.

FIRST. RAcE3--1 mile and 20 yards.
Milady (Neall, won $l2.08 65B A96
Hazel benson tHalbert), second 9.l6 502
Fireproof (Grassia), third $40
Mary Dale, Roseate I'd, Pat Calhoun. Big
Gun Molly Malone, Happy Bob, Matoe, Azov
also ran.
sosss SECOND Nsa EASEi n mile and % & yarss ,.
Howard Lee (Halbert), second 3.64 274
Kitty Mutually (Seriol, third 2,64
House Boy, Theo. Fay, Betsy jayne, Elfk1n.
Jodick. Pat Field, Al Garnet also ran.
THIRD RACE-5h furlongs.
Lost Agnes tErickson), won 1924 2.34 2.1O
Lucille (Chiavetta). second 2.84 ala
Labor (ShropShire), third 2 %
ran.
FOURTH RACES furIongs.
Blush. Maiden tshr'sl. won 5000 3.es $40
I. s. Jordan tChiavettal. second $40 264
Badger Face (NeaD, third 346
Blessef1eld, Old Kickapoo, Eugene 8. also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-1K miles
Montanaro tHalbert), won s14.22 692 400
Dowagiac lBarnes), second 7.90 5l8
.Blackwood, Gafsman, Sir Harry, Chicago
SIXTH RACE mile and 70 yards.
DR.. Fred tJoneSD, won $3.50 sag 3 80
Tamina tNeaD, second 3.96 3l6
Don Fernando tBarnesl, third asa
CzariSt, Hurstland, Magic Wand, Quibbler,
La Paloma also ran.
Sweet Mandy tNeaD, won 1886 3.44 2.92
Cecilia Grob tDeprema), second 500 $50
Master Ace (Ayraud), third 5.66
Golden Sight, Larerotte, Mekachee, Jim
Mcmahon, Jean Navelle, Power, Veneita M,
Laddie Go also ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Deuonshire Results.

FIRST RACE-51a furlongs.
Tamarin tCreeSe), won $6.65 3.95 500
Eumberside (Horn), second $40 2.45
Best Bonnet (Redding), third 2.50
Gold Koenig, Siren Song, Kings Court also
ran.
SECOND RACE-5 furlongs
Patsy Lewis (Woolfe). won s6.9b 4.l0 $50
Dougherty (Ryan), second $50 7.25
Aziz (Haines), third 385
Jack Whittier, Pat Gaiety, Sweet Tidings.
Just Flapper also ran.
THIRD RACES furlongs
sReigh Celene (Hanr); won S43.6S 1855 $40
Salta (Guerra), second 420 40
1mperator Edwards, third 3.65
TraYerence, Marie Blanche I'd, eSewanee,
Gold, Odd Seth, Dan Baum also ran. 'Field.
FOURTH RACES furIonss.
Matenson Nn1teE saorn 14homss) %Ha second 1'O
Andresito (Guerra). third 400
Sheriff Seth. Downcast. Good Shepherd.
The Doctor, Peter Ruff, Glenister I'd. High
land Captain, Classy, Board Boy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-l,s miles.
Beau of West (Horn). won $12.15 $50 sos
Fortunate Girl (Redding), second $40 $40
Jack Alexander tCreesel, third 270
Fairman, Grier of Spian also ran.
SIXTH RACE mile.
Grey March tSlate). won 1920 525 $50
Omardale (WeSt), second $40 355
Mimic (Huehesl, third 365
Trompe of Dawn, Referee, Seth's Ballot,
Non Stop also ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile and 70 yards
Moses tcorbet9. second 1000 $40
Coquina tRedding), third 345
Johnny Callahan, Ravin1 Lady, Never
More, Belpre, High Skip alGo ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
TANNERY ANNEXES.
CINCINNATI TROPHY
Finishes a Head in Front of
Ma Yerkes, Favorite, in
Feature at Latonia.

BY the Associated Press.
7 ATONIA RACE TRACK, KY,
June 29-E. F. Prichard's Tam
merry today captured the Gin
IL cinnati Trophy, with net value
to the winner of $3.50. The
favorite, Ma Yerkes, from the Brown
Hotel stable, was a close second. Take
Off, from the w. H. Whitehouse string,
was third, and Uncle Matt. from the j..
r. Devereaux stable, took the small end
of the purse.
The race was a sprint of furlongs
for 2-year-olds. Tannery, away slowly
was rushed into contention right after
the start, quickly disposed of Take Of
in the first quarter and, racing along
side Of Ma Yerkes through the stretch,
gradually wore her down to win in a
hard but excellent ride by A. Pascuma
by head.
Ma Yerkes was taken into the lead
soon after the start and held that posi-
ton under steadying restraint to the
last furlong, but could not Withstand
the winners final rush and took the
second place money by six lengths. This
was worth 81 900.
Take OFF, away fast and always close
up. saved ground throughout to take
third money by half length. This
was worth $500. Uncle Matt, much
bothered in first three furIongs, closed
strongly through the stretch to land in
fourth place by three lengths and take
the small end of the purse, which was
worth $120. Ten horses ran. The win
ner paid $12.70 for 81 ticket.
The racing was carried out under
clear skies and on good track and
the large attendance saw some fine
sport.
Jockey Dubois landed two winners III
a row, Whisk Arrow in the third and
Bessie in the fourth.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Fairmount Results.

FIRST RACE-5la furlongs
River Forest (Meyer), won $S9 81 IL 10 LOO
Coady (Parmaleel, second $50 4.40
Helen Bond, Jim Ormont also ran.
SECOND RACES furlongs.
The Padre (Pend's), won $2480 1888 SAC
Charming Lady (Martinl. second 1895 ID. .94
Thunder Call (Ftsher), third 15.04
Bridge Party, Essie, Anna Beall, Highway
Black Darling, Sagamo also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ih4 miles.
Isoard (Knight), won $50 2.72 2.62
Firth of Tay tLouman), second sos 2.62
Bourbon (Burnsl. third 4.6C
Mani Hawaii, Hengist, Vindication also ran
FOURTH RACE-5Ia furlongs.
Mr.. Dick tParInalee), won Sl7.74 SIS 400
Cristar (Burns). second $3.50 l0.3S
Vicksburg Judy, third 4.4G
Justina, Loretta B., Mike Carey also ran.
FIFTH RACE mile and 70 yards.
Yam Toy tPendergr'S), won $642 3.84 sos
Morocco tKnight. second 324 ass
SILn God I'd Hardy, third 4.5e
Bather, Herade. Stepalong, Sterling Sill
yer, Gold Mint also ran.
SIXTH RACES furlongs.
Ny Dandy (Turkl. second 4.64 9.ss
Elizabeth Bolla tWhiteD, third 6.22
Caroler, Golden Auburn, Brush and Judge
Murphy also ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile and 10 yards.
Uncom'o Gold (Swig'D, won $l3.22 $40 $50
Graydale Knight. second 4.s2 3.44
Nursery Rhymes lstamper). third 3.4S
EIGHTH RACE-1ls miles. 80. 80
Miles Prior tMeyer), second A26 3.2f
Harpoon (TurkI, third 4.44
Frank Hawiey. .suficiency, Frightful
Sweepstakes, Huey also ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
GREY COAT VICTOR
IN DWYER STAKES
Sam Ross Colt, ScantiIy
Backed at SOL, Beats
the 0ddS-on Choice.
BY ORLO L. ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

N YEW YORK, June 29.-The con-
quest for 3-year-old titular
VI honors on American turf was
scrambled still more at Aque-
duct today as E. r. Bradley'S
Blue Larkspur finished second to SAM
uel Ross Grey Coat in the Dwyer
Stakes.
Scantily backed at 80 to l, the 3-year-
old son of Gnome-Lady Grey, came up
from behind like bolt of lightning to
pass the champion of the Withers and
Belmont Stakes in the final strides and
win by head.
Blue Larkspur was three lengths in
front of the Wheatley Stables Flag
Day, which took down the short end
of the $4,000 purse, of which $19,450
went to Samuel Ross.
With only four other colts of here
tofore mediocre ability entered against
the pride of the Blue Grass State, Blue
LarkSpur was generally conceded to
have the race in the bag. In fact. so
strongly was he favored that he went
to the post odds-on, being quoted at
z to 10.
ODonnelI Rides Well.
But past performances meant moth
Ing to Steve O'Donnell, who had the
mount on the Ross color bearer. When
the veteran jockey gave the word, Grey
position, and as the quintet of flying
horses came down the long, long
stretch, Sprinted to the flying Blue
Larkspur and in hard drive was up
to win by head
At the half-mile Grey Coat was
fourth by one length. One mile passed
and still O'Donnell was holding him
back In the same position. The mile
and-quarter mark flashed by and Grey
Coat was in third place, with Blue
Larkspar leading Flag Day by a length
Then ODonnell went to work on his
mount, and Grey Coat responded
ganely. In the closing drive Electa
added starter, and H. T. Archibald's
Folking dropped farther and farther
behind, finishing in the order named
Grey Coat stepped the mile and one
half in 2:34
AS the Dwyer Stakes went to an out
slider. so did the fremont, the feature
event on the Metropolitan track for
juveniles. Mrs. Graham Fair Wander
bits inconsistent Sarazen II, quoted
at to /, won the 6-furlong sprint from
the classiest field of 2-year-olds yet to
appear on a New York track this season.
Running second to the namesake of
the once great gelding was the RAN
cocas Stables Mokatam, while close
behind followed Harry Payne Whitney's
Prometheus, which had been made the
favorite with the stable entry. Sarazen
us time was 1:l44s.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
kearOld Turf Title Is Scrambled BY Defeat Of Blue Lakspur
R0Uenna Results.
Associated Press

FIRST RACES furlongs.
Ravelle Fronk (Longo),. second $40 2.so
Luck Piece, Brown Lady, Ann Of Brittany,
Grandma G. also ran.
SECOND RACES furlongs
Indian tPerna), won 5000 $50 $40
War Court (Wallace), second 1000 $50
Little Hattie (Sandosel, third 500
son also ran.
THIRD RACES furlongs.
Silver Queen (Connors), won $3.50 $50 240
Mark Master tO'Malley), second $40 2 80
'ta aarish. "SSr ormosirl i Mally g., Gum Drop Drop
also ran.
Zonite tO'Malley). won $500 700 $40
San Antonio (Landoltl, second 460 $50
Lady lie Comte tRootl. third 500
- Betty nj I Brownipg; BHchon, May Bruen'
FIFTH RAcE-sla furlongs
Finisterre tMunoZ), won $18.40 900 240
Farceur (Wallace), second 800 2.40
Steinway (Clementsl, third 2.4O
MarQuesito, Bucado, Twenty Sixty, Pune
tuality, Rosemary Laycock also ran.
SIXTH RACES furlongs
It'd Bit (Kenly), second 500 48O
Kin Folks (Rice). third 280
Arabella, Liborio, Geoanded. sturgis also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile and 10 yards.
Emile F. CWallace), won $500 $50 500
May Cherry (oMalley): second $50 $40
ssuey Poly Sunn r onderkirk, Nicoett also
ran.
EIGHTH EACE-1 mile and 70 yards; -.
Brown Leaf (Landolt), second $50 $40
p snipsr. AIT All Rishtie, Ticker COL HeminSO fiSO
way also ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
MONTANARO TAKES
PEABODY HANDICAP
Crowd of 10000 Turns Out
for Final Day of Racing
at Washington Park.
BY CHARLES w. DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ OHICAGO, June 29.-Montanaro
4-year-old son Of Ormont-
needle, carrying a feather OF
~ SO pounds on his back, won the
$4,000 added Francis S. Pea
body Memorial Handicap at a mile
and a quarter today, closing the June
racing season at Washington Park.
The race was witnessed by a crowd Of
10000.
The winner Is owned by Milton De-
therage, a retired banker of Galesburg,
Ill, and was masterfully ridden by
Jockey Floyd Halbert, Chicago boy.
Montanaro was neglected in the bet
ting, despite victory a few days ago,
and rewarded his mutuel hackers with
$14.22 to win, $692 to place and $4.06
to show.
DOwagiac Lands Second.
He beat the Wild Rose Farm Stables
Dowagiac by a head after leading al
most from start to finish. Seventh
lengths back of the leading pair came
Canaan to pull down third money
Trailing were Blaekwood, the favorite
Chicago, another heavily backed starter,
and the Seagram entry Of Sir Harry
and GaffSman.
Montanaro reeled off the mile and a
quarter in 2:04 is, establishing a new
track record for the distance.
The victor, favored by his light i'm
post, was rushed into the lead soon
after the barrier was sprung and re-
tanned 1t to the finish. He was given
desperate challenge, however, by the
fast-losing Dowagiac in the last six
teenth. Dowagiac had been in hot pur-
suit all the way and was rapidly wear
ing down the winner.
Canaan, under restraint in the early
stages, could not catch the leaders when
he finally did cut loose. The Seagram
entry, the public choice, never figured
as contenders.
The Memorial was named for the
father of Stuyvesant Peabody, vice
president of the Washington Park
Jockey Club. The race was worth
$13,500. with $10,450 going to Owner
Detherage. Mr.. Peabody presented the
winning owner with a silver trophy,
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Arlington Park Entries

SONG AND DANCE MAN opened wide
fast PATROL had no excuse CORPOSAN
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Hamilton Results
Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-5 furlongs.
Bannerette tTownrowl, won $40 $50 ass
Macil Brown, second 3.75 2.70
Lead Gold (Brunner(. third 2.35
Lightfoot, Ecoma, Archipelago, Ned o. also
ran.
SECOND RACE-6 furlonEs.
sair Thorn Brown, won $7.4o 3.S5 $50
Iron Master. Lady McNeill, Bloomtip. Har-
borton also ran.
THIRD RACE-1is miles.
Hoi Polloi BROWN. won S685 $40 27O
Flamingo lMcGinnis), second $50 sos
Dushka tMann), third ass
Wee Baloo. Collar Victoria, Pretty Polly
H Master Bobbie, Sergeant Major, Fair Oil,
Plaguer also ran.
FOURTH RACES furlonRs.
Far Anita tBrown(. won $7.i5 500 220
Coots Fisher, third ass
Equation, Hannah Deebe, Imbros, Fair Bob
Air Chief also ran.
FIFTH RACE mile and 10 yards
Founde. Stone CTow'w), won $5.75 $40 2.05
Clear Sky BROWN, second $40 2.05
Sun Altos tPevic), third 2.05
Shakeitup, Flaneur also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ris miles.
Sea Lady (Gwynne), won $26.55 $40 SIS
Deronda Uittle). second 4S0 345
Chairman Brown. third 800
Flyer, Jimmy Brown, Last Cent, Blue Flag,
Letter Six also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-lA miles.
CeleritaS tTownrow), second AIS SIS
Middle Temple tMacIver), third 450
just in Fun, Golden Arrow, Waffies also
ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
FATOR REINSTATEMENT
TOBE EFFECTIVE JULY A.

NEW YORK, June 90 CP).-Laverne
Fator, Americas premier jockey, who
was suspended week ago following
his poor ride on H. T. Archibalds Folk
ing, has been restored to good standing.
His reinstatement takes effect at the
close of the Aqueduct meeting, July 4.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Mount Royal Results
Associated Press


FIRST RACE-5ia furlongs.
Pottery [Bryson), won S440 $50 2.65
Alacrity tMoorel, second $50 2.8O
Shadow Dance (Fatorl. third 4.05
LeaSide, Lily Cup. Rose Spot, Hawthorne,
p. Moody, Flora, Isabel c. also ran.
SECOND RACES furlongs.
The Code (Fatorl. won $655 $50 ats
Jamie tFeeneyl, second 5.B5 $50
Perriehon tThomaS), third 345
Two Sixty, Love Pirate, Pay Sand, Always,
Laddie Buck, Dick wilmington, Toiler also
ran.
THIRD RACES furlongs
Emplette tPrice). won $1,000 $50 $40
Jonah lFoden), second TOO 400
Hula (Bethel), third 665
Sebana, Star King, Probate, Superline,
Double Dare also ran.
FOURTH RACE mile and 70 yards
Great Luck (MitchelD, second Ii70 $40
Lucie Ann (Fator), third 29O
:, West Point, Lanoil, Foreman, First Dance,
Duckling also ran.
FIFTH RACE mile and 10 yards
Kosciusko Dainty, won $IBl5 $50 800
Glee Club tFatorl, second $50 245
Billy Baughn (Moore), third 3.15
SIXTH RACE-l mile and 10 yards.
Redouble tMoore), second 800 625
Disciple Dainty, third $40
Sporting Editor, Trif1e, Safeguard, Vie,
Scissors, Lord Douglas also ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile and 10 yards
LawleSS tBryson), won $3.50 4.45 2 80
Nine Sixty (Pricel. second $40 BIS
Lure OF Gold Dainty. third 2.80
DR.. Jiges, Kenstngton Lad, Ibby, Bedford
Dream Capt. Stevenson also ran.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

The Buntes Of Denver are athletic.
Earnest and Art won fame on the teams
at Colorado School of Mines. Bernice,
their sister. played four years each of
basket ball, hockey and base bali at
Colorado University and also was q
member Of the track team.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

N YEw YORK, June 29.-The con-
quest for 3-year-old titular
honors on American turf was
4 scrambled still more at Aque-
duct today as E. r RradleY's
Evening star., 1929-06-30

-uNC
forward
but
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Aqueduct Selections

BY POST TIME.
(New York Telegram.)
l. Paid, Lindy Lou, Fair Dawn.
Q. Hillock, Polish. Volunteer.
g. Distraction, Finite, Penalo.
4. Wonderful, Light View. Bridegroom.
s. Whitney entry, Petro, Brown Erin.
6. Blarney. Lord Broom, Atelia.
BEST-BLARNEY.
BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES.
Associated Press.
]. Madder, Royal Time, Pretty Patsy.
2. Polish, Hillock, Leonardeau.
3 Finite. Distraction, Curate.
4. Torpointer, Negopoli. Light View.
5. Dress Ship, Brown Erin, Shan Tung.
9. Lord Broom. Atelai, Club.
BEST-TORPOINTER
Evening star., 1929-06-30
LOCKE is REDUCING.

Roland Locke, who never trained
when he was setting records in the
220 and 400 meter events, has taken on
Is pounds as an assistant county at
torney at Lincoln, Nebr.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

& aS gRwssd sHnE winner Purse
Headl Trainer w. W. Taylor Value
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Bob Jones was is years old when he
won his first important championship,
the Southern Amateur.
Evening star., 1929-06-30


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Evening star., 1929-06-30

QUEDUCT, N. Y, June 20 ASSOCIATED Press)
wEATHER CIEAR. TRACK GOOD

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs.
good. Won easily: place driving.
Dinah Do. Owner, J. s. Elliott.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

SECOND onsh fuSnss maiden Curse sP
Value $780, $780,
Evening star., 1929-06-30
LatOnia Race Chart
LAToNIA, KY, June 20 ASSOCIATED Press)
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD.

81. iurlons samnE syar,eds and uDyaTS Purse aGo
Little Pinh Harmed Brothers Trainer Reed Values
Evening star., 1929-06-30


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Devonshire Selections

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l. The Coach, Breakaway, Valdosta.
g. Houston, Princesita, Pelaika.
g. Trolls, John William II. Plain Dealer.
T. Royal Cause, Murzim, Seventeen Sixty.
S. Queen Towton. McTinkle, Jack Howe.
6. Assessor Charlie, Rhyme and Reason
Sea Hawk.
l. Turkeys Neck, Hedgefence, Genial.
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longs For maiden 2-year-ods; claiming. Purse, $1,000
Elliott Trainer j. P. Jones Values, S700, s20o $780,
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BIZ THE LOUISVILLE TIMES.
Associated Press.
/. Line Rider, Herman Cortez. Ladrona.
2. Scotland, Nora D., Charmarten.
3. Account, Patricia Marian, DANGEROUS
4. Crucero, Hermitage, Yucatan.
5. Sweep Out, MisStep, Click
6. Sun Beau, Bobashela, Jack Higgins.
2, Spanish Aster, Semper Felix, Black on
White.
BEST-SWEEP OUT
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DeUonshire Entries.

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FIRST aACE-sl,o0o; claiming; 2-year-
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
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