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Friday Fight Results

AT CLEVELAND-Jack December. Mar
nuette, Mich. weterweight. outpointed Joe
Schund. Cleveland. l6. Lou Severe.
Cleveland lightweight. knocked out rony
Lucci Massachusetts. ca.
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New
York1-,.Prima Camera, 266ds; Italy. knocked
IA: Stanley Poreda, 202l2. JERSEY City.
scored technical knockout over RaiDh
Ficucello. 1912. Brooklyn. CD; steve
HamaS. 1911. PaSSaic. N. J.. defeated Hans
Birkie. 1921. Germany. 81 Walter Cobb.
211 Baltimore knocked out Ted Sandwiua.
POI Sioux CITY. Ia. az.
AT SAN NCISCO-Rsvmond fBatt-
ling Dozier. ia. Wichita. Kan. defeated
disqualified in the eighth round for re-
fuSing to fight
AT HOILYWOOD-Fid La Barba. won
on a technical knockout over Santiago
Gorilla. Panama. t6l.
AT SAN DIEGo-David Belasco. l+s,
Mexico CITY. decisioned Charlie Cobb. 1916.
San Diego. l0l.
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pRIrnHErr GIRLS SHINE

PRITCHETT GIRLS SHINE
The Jess Pritchett Girls 81 tb Enff 6 egss
Fridav when they broke the eXsSCl iil
sinSie and three same records. puttlna ny, up
new marx s Fl l for three fHF s Every
member on the team passed the 2 eoo Hl NJ
during this series Meyer 1 a6itngs ss which
included a single game score OF zoo - any
Rnnch. 576 Aganaist this scoring 49,
S Sooriies In fact Coca Cola finished with
ga figure usually good for 9oo T Tdrs
Marott, Shoe Kept PAGE tTor, VINO Mcoiaw Special.
NNttSSer contests we're decided two 70 one
Pospkp Floral Giensen PToonoIS; . Eve dS
lux ti GteeERe Real silk. Blacker Chilli. Hoosier
pete and Or. Chambers soa T IosSk ol were re-
corded during this series
oo.,noned series between the HooSieI
Gomez and Bailey RealN tWonqsue vim
f for the coffee team. the Bailey o poSSS III
ing the second one, when tney s tbis ieaSue.
purinTS t tnf Five and Hoosier Cones
iIipned overa triple win on M pssty AND AND
Wieshecnh eTFoiet won two from Joh rrSl
S9bSevrolet and Bader Cofee. Larry IF ga
led the 500 s iNG ewSm TaSH 500: MindasG
EsisIssp T nT sss; smith. els; Hornheregooss'
siif; Wseker SIG: Mahoney. 6S2' smith, 'V''
and MoNew. COL.
r,,xed doubles open to all will be the
attraction at the st. Phinp a. ~ -. Zee of
Saturday and II su 5aysr p pei set viii Be
ssbaSTred. First prize is guaranteed al
Two single games decided the lead N
the washington League, krlne1 o. - 6ee
Cossev one Stop team T9iln Tarr $50 " one
feat the en6 90S Hanna ma of the Geisen Iron
RRrew team finishing. with 2Sd 70 c,t sNe
his team triple win In o owe game aTus" Other
s soPTeftts Insurance over National Rsnigg
and and u twSISa~os pti en and Ausqstiner
from Good rich Silvertown. Coco SoIe r, anr
PHrasai paint Underwood tee kri lieI
for hish srSle %itn z,S 0g route scoring
sse BLACK hid 631. KRONER So4; Mli'et.
sis. Hanna 600, Scherlne. o1s' ~ ~ me-
son. 62s: Mccarthy. eSS brown 04e' anu
Faust. oo4.
Prims beverage won three ssm rs,,,t from n,
The Citv Candy team during the Fountaln
square .5s League play on the South SIDE sd
Spives All Horeth and Quill. hitting tor
marks OF $50 and 64s for the winners yns,s1
Spois T. and A. supply, the rubber o Ssins
dropped BY margin o. we pn also s0S won
asl Trov S on s c9v C User and MaTtin
tryscks Clarence Mack featured his
second game with an eleven strike 27e
Tvhits,,re fSs: Hsarima. so: schott. SIS;
resenr-. fsi: Pierson 6i6: Danna. 62S.
and Behrens. c4e
100 scratch doubles sweepstakes for
members Of teams rollins at the Illinois
sreys Is scheduled for TODAY and SUNDAY.
The entry fee for this event Is SI.25 ner
nan which includes bowling charges, The
first SIS goes n the winning team, AND the
reyt $50 - second nlace, Bowlers NAV
ron as often as they like. but must
change partners each series.
Charlie Cray displayed his old reliah
pill for the beneft Of the Avalon bovlers
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Unbeaten Filly
to Miss Races
BIZ Times SnecinI

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. &c. V.
Whitneys Top Flight, daughter of
Dis Done and Flyatit, who sprinted
her way to fame and became, the
leading 2-year-old money winner in
racing history, will have little OPP
portunity to reach the all-time turf
earnings record as a 3-year-old.
The undefeated filly is not eligi-
BILE for the 1882 renewals of Bel
mont, Withers and Lawrence stakes,
to be held at Belmont park and the
Travers at Saratoga. The great
champion is scheduled to run in
the Acorn, Coaching Club, American
Oaks and Alabama, exclusively for
fillies. Top Flight probably will be
nominated for the Preakness, Ken
lucky Derby and other rich events,
however.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Bill Nor
ton, Dartmouth quarter back, was
given the call over Barry Wood of
Harvard on the honorary football
team announced today by the New
York Sun.
Notre Dame placed two men,
Schwartz at half back and Kurth in
tackle, with Schwartz, for the Sec
ond successive year, accorded rat
ing as "the outstanding back in the
country"
Baker, Southern California guard,
and Pinckert, Southern California
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Local Driver
Stars in West

BIZ Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.-The
torty-lap feature motor speed race
at Ascot track Thursday was won
by Bill Cummings, Indianapolis.
Brian Salspaugh, Chicago. was
second, and Chester Gardner, Long
Beach, was third.
In a ten-lap special Cummings
grabbed another first ahead of Will
bur Shaw, indianapolis. Ernie
Trlplett, California, was third. In
other specials Salspaugh, Shorty
Canton, Earl Mansen and Hugh
Schuck turned in first place
triumphs. Attendance was, 5000 and
weather was cold.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-With
Notre Dame, Northwestern, STAN
ford, Southern Methodist and other
ranking teams scheduled to play
worthy opponents, any lack of guam
tity in the program for the final
Saturday of the regular 1881 foot
ball season was Offset by quality.
Only a handful of contests are
scheduled today, but from this list
fans are offered half-a dozen games
rating tops against any COMPETE
ton.
The east boasts three of the days
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WINS BRITISH RACE
Ten Wildcat Grid Players
Injured in Elevator Crash

spent Friday night, fell six stories
to the basement, it was explained
that mechanical device slowed the
cars descent and prevented serious
injuries to the passengers.
George Potter, regular quarter
back, and Art Jens, substitute end.
were the only players who received
injuries which threatened to pre-
vent their playing today.
Other players in the elevator, and
slightly cut and bruised, we're: Ken
meth Meenan, Paul Engebertsen.
Paul Mcdonald, Roy Auguston, Har-
old Weldin, Chester Sutton. Ken
meth Fossier and Andrew Valentine
and student manager Stewart
Knapp.
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Schwartz, Kurth Named on
Suns All-America Eleven

half back, joined Schwartz in win
ming the Sun award and gold
watches for the second time.
Clarence Mum, Minnesota guard
was selected as ranking line player
of the year. The first team lineup
Left End-Cronkite. Kansas State.
Left Tackle-Hardy. Harvard
Left Guard-Munn. Minnesota.
Center-Daugherty Pittsburgh.
Right Guard-Baker, Southern Cali
fornia.
Right Tackle-Kurth. Notre Dame
Right End-Dalrymple. Tulane
Quarter Back-Morton. Dartmouth
Left Half Back-Schwartz. Notre Dame.
Right Half Back-Pinckert Southern
California.
Full Back-Rentner Northwestern.
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DAZZLING BOZO of Birming-
- ham, Pa Stribling's latest en-
try in the field Of light heavies
and heavyweights, comes to the
Armory Tuesday night to meet
Jack Redman, Indiana heavy
weight champion, in the ten
round feature of the weekly Lee
gion mitt show.
Bozo has a notable record of
wins. He has fought two draws
with Make Rosenbloom, worlds
heavyweight champ. and last vim
ter in Florida held Roy Wallace,
Indianapolis, to a draw.
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best features with Notre Dame and
Army meeting at New York; STAN
ford invading Boston to battle
Dartmouth, and Yale entertaining
Princeton in the 1881 renewal of
the nations oldest rivalry.
Notre Dame is conceded a wide
edge over Army in New York's big
game, but Army is expected to give
the westerners a stiff battle. STAN
ford is a Slight favorite over Dart
mouth and Yale outclasses Prince
ton, despite the absence of Captain
Able Booth.
The midwest takes second sec
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Stage on Air for Army
and Notre Dame Battle

The National Broadcasting Com
pany has secured Amos Alonzo
Stage of the University of Chi
cago as its star attraction with
Graham McNamee during the
Army-Notre Dame game in New
York today. Stage is in the east
by arrangement with the Christy
Walsh syndicate to report the
Army-Notre Dame battle.
Coach Stage, coach for forty
years, will be introduced to radio
listeners by Graham NIcNamee
previous to the game, and pay a
brief tribute to Knute Rockne. Be
tween halves he will give an ex-
pert review of the game.
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Mate, Star of
Turf, Retires
BIZ Times SpeciGI

By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 90
The retirement of Mate for the re-
nainder of this years racing sea-
son was announced here today by
A. C. Bostwick, owner of the great
3-year-old.
Mate, who boosted his earnings
to $273,425 in the $4,000 Thanks
giving day handicap at Bowie, will
leave Monday with the rest OF
Bostwick's horses for winter quar-
tiers at Aiken, S. C.
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U. S. C. CUTS PRICES

BN aj,cd Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.-The
University of Southern California
will reduce admission prices for
their two remaining games of the
season.
Arnold Eddy, graduate manager
of the university, announced in
stead of the fiat rate of So, that
tickets for the Washington and
Georgia games will be priced at So.
81 and 81. Fifty thousand seats will
be available at 81.
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ATTACKS GRID VICTOR

Crispus Attucks high school grid
ders turned in a splendid triumph
at Pennsy park Thanksgiving after
noon by showing fine class in de-
feating Wendell Phillips high of
Chicago, II to 0.
Attacks rooters gave a demonstra-
ton of high-powered cheering as
their warriors got out in front and
retained the lead over the Windy
City visitors.
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GAELS THUMP OREGON

By Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa
ninety-ei ght-yard return of the
third-quarter kickoff by Bud los
CAM, and a pass, Beasley to Con-
rinus, followed by Beasleys two
yard plunge, gave ST. Mary's 16
OF 0 victory over the powerful Ore
gon U. eleven before 10000 fans
here Thursday. Herb Fletcher, Gael
quarter, booted a fifteen-yard field
pOa1
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By United Press

By UHlted PTeSS
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The swift
descent which ten Northwestern
football players experienced in an
elevator Friday night wasn't any
thing compared to the scare Purdue
may give the boys today" Coach
Dick Hanley said today. Hanley re-
peatedly has warned the team
against overconf1dence.
Although the elevator at the Chi
cago Beach hotel, where the squad
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Able Booth
Seriously I'LL
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Conn, Nov. %
Able Booth, Yale's sensational 14s-
pound captain and half back. ended
his brilliant collegiate football career
when his drop kick last Saturday
gave the Tigers a 3-to-0 triumph
over Harvard, ancient Eli rival.
Booth was confined at New Haven
hospital today with pleuriSy. He
was taken there Friday from Yale
infirmary after his temperature had
mounted to 1903 He was taken i'll
Wednesday and at first his case was
said to be a hard cold. He missed
today'S game with Princeton and
will miss the round-robin tourney
next Saturday.
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Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

loose When the draft was announced
Selph declared he would quit the game
rather than join the SOX. He said he pre-
ferred Texas to any other SPOT. Houston
belongs to the st. Louis Cardinal chain
and there was a slip-up throughout the
Cardinal system which permitted Selph TO
become a draft eligible. Columbus and
Rochester are Cardinal farms.
One of the prominent New York base
ball scriveners declares Barney Dreyfuss.
PlttSourgh owner has eliminated al man
aageTial applicants except two-Lefty Lei
field and George Gibson. 1t is said about
eighty applied for the Pirate leadership.
stars and Gibson was manager for a
couple OF seasons. st. Paul has not an
nounced the. reappointment off Leineld as
Apostle chief and this fact may be a tip
of on the Pittsburgh situation. Lefty led
the Saints to the A. A. pennant this wear.
and outfeld had super class for double "A
baseball.
FORGE GIBSON came under
" the head of baseball slave
when he was Pittsburgh's regular
catcher. In 1909 he worked back
Of the plate in 1873 consecutive
games and saw service in $50 games.
A real horse, was George. He was
a frequent visitor to the Pirate park
in the closing weeks of the 1881
season, and this led to the belief
DreyfuSs meant to give him an
other trial as field boss. Dreyfuss
is canny, however. When he signed
Ownie Bush several years back he
passed up both Pittsburgh and Indi-
annapolis for the all-important con-
ference and met Bush in Colum-
bus. 0.
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STRIB, SCHAAF TO MEET
Postponed Heavyweight Bout to Be
Staged Later at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Mob. 2S.-The post
poned Ernie Schaaf- Young Strib-
ling heavyweight bout probably will
be staged late next month or early
in January, Chicago stadium Off
Gals announced today. The match,
scheduled for Dec. 8, was called of
because Of an injury to Stribling's
hand.
Efforts to get King Levinsky, Chi
cago, to meet 1Schaaf on that date
were unsucces III.
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HUSKER TACKLE WEEDS
HUI, h Rhea Expected to Join Ne
braska Squad With Bride.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Hugh Rhea,
Nebraska tackle, was expected by
Coach Dana x. Bible to rejoin the
Cornhuskers' squad here today,
probably with a new bride. Bible
said he gave Rhea permission to
leave the squad at Pittsburgh,
where the Cornhuskers were de-
feated by Pitt, 400, Thanksgiving
day.
Rhea's teammates said they I'M
derstood he had been married to
Miss Margaret Danielson of Scran-
ton. Pa, after the game.
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LABROT SIGNS IRVINE

BIZ IWc8 NDecfdJ
BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 28.-WiI-
liam Irvine, who trained horses for
the late E. F. Whitney for seven
teen years, and who developed Sun
Beau, greatest money winner of all
time, has signed a contract to- train
the horses of Sylvester w. Labrot.
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8 NET GAMES CARDED
Flanner Buchanan Five Faces
Flashes in Tourney Feature.

Play in the independent basket
ball tourney at East Tenth Commu-
nifty house will continue tonight with
three Second-round contests on the
schedule. Flanner & Buchanan
tackles Indianapolis Flashes in the
feature battle. The schedule fol-
lows:
7:30 P. M-Indianapalis Street Railway
COMPANY vs.. East Tenth Triangles.
$40 ?. M--Flanner and Buchanan vs..
INDIANAPOLIS Flashes
9;l5 P. M.-Crawfordsville Casket Com
PAW VS.. Meridian Heights Flashes.
G. and j. Tire quintet received a sec
ond round bve when the Midwavs withdrew
end will appear in the semi-flnals on
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College Football Tits
Over Country Today

EAST
Army VS. Notre Dame. at New York
Dartmouth vs. Stanford. at CAMBRIDGE
Yale vs., Princeton. at New Haven
GEORGETOWN VS.. Detroit at Washington.
West Virginia vs.. Wash. and Jefferson at
Wheeling.
Western Maryland vs.. Muhlenberg. at
West minister.
NAVY vs.. Wooaters. at Annapolis.
SOUTH
Tulane VS.. Louisiana State University. at
New Orleans.
Georgia VS.. Georgia Tech at Athens
Washington and Lee VS.. Duke. at Lex
;ngton. Va.
SOUTHWEST
Texas Christian VS.. Southern Methodist.
at Fit. Worth.
Rice VS.. Baylor. at Houston,
Benefit Games
At Philadelphia-Lehigh VS.. Penn. State.
At Kansas Citv-Missouri VS.. Temple.
At Chicago-Northweste VS.. Purdue.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan VS.. Wisconsin
At apolis-Minnesota VS.. Ohio
State.
MOravian.
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CHARITY GIVEN $50. 72O

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Nov. 28.-Three
charitable organizations and two
county relief funds shared in the
distribution of the $63,72O net re-
ceipts realize from the one-day
charity race meeting at Latonia last
week, it was announced today.
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BOSTON SIGNS ROOKIE

/ Robert Barr, a free agent without
previous experience in professional
ball, has signed a 1882 contract with
the Boston Red Sox and will be
taken south on the training trip.
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ON AIR TODAY

GAN broaodcasts start at 1915 centra
standard time.)
Dartmouth VS.. Stanford-NBC network Il
WEAF. VITO. WEEP. WGY. WHEN
WTAM. WOW.
Princeton rs. YaIe-NBC network to WIFI
WRC. WFBR. WHO'D. VILLA.
Army VS.. Notre Dame-NBC and CHS net.
work to WIZ. WBZ. WBAL. WHAM
KDKA. WoAI. WCCO. WsM. Wink
WABC. WHEC, WPG. WCAU. KMBC
WAS. WDsU. WISH. wMH. CFRB
KNOX
Big Ten charity games. no broadcast
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EMERSON ELEVEN BOWS

bV FWcN NDCfl1T
GARY, Ind, Nov 28.-Bronson
Hall eleven Of Notre Dame thumped
Emerson high schools strong eleven
here Friday night, Is to 0.
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PEDIGO FLoPS DOMAR
Carlin Wins From Bailey in ArmOry
Mat Semi Windup.

Mat Semi Windup.
Blacksmith Pedigo defeated Jack
Domar in the feature mat event at
the Armory Friday night, taking the
first and third falls. Johnny Carlin
tossed Farmer Bailey in straight
falls in the semi-windup.
Dick Mitchell and Tommy Shaboo
wreStled thirty minutes to no fall
and Ralph Hancock wrestled a
thirty minVte draw with Walter
Bollman.
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HONOR R0CKNE ON AIR
Army and Notre Dame Officials to
Pay Radio Tribute.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov 28-GeneraI
William r. Smith, superintendent
of the United States Military Acad-
envy; DR.. Charles O'Donnell. presi-
dent Of Notre Dame university:
Chick Meehan, N. Y. U. football
coach, and Gene Tunney, former
world heavyweight boxing cham
pion, will speak in nationwide
radio tribute to the late Knute
Rockne at the Army-Notre Dame
football game in Yankee stadium
today. The program will be broad
cast over the Columbia network
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TINE release recently of Johnny
l. Neun, first sacker, by the Bos-
ton Braves to the Newark Inter
nationals brings to mind the fiashy
stuff he used to pull in the Amer
lean Association in 1924. Playing
for st. Paul. Neun was a phenom
on the paths, stealing fifty-f1ve
bases that season and one day,
against Louisville, he stole second,
third and home in succession the
first inning.
Neun put the final X o. to indianapolis
pennant hopes in 1924 by connecting for an
important three-base hit during a crucial
game in the last series with st. Paul at
st. Paul the next to the last series of
the campaign. The Tribe lost its flag
chances in that round of games and fin
ished second three games behind the
Apostles. Owing TO injury to a regu-
lar. rookie was used in left field by
the HoOsiers and he failed to shift to pro-
tect the spot where Neun usually planted
his drives. A ruinous three-bagger by
Johnny was the outcome.
Since his big season at St. Paul. Neun
has seen service with the Detroit Tigers,
ing, to Newark now doubtless means the
agile pastimer finally has passed out OF
the majors for all time as a PLAYER. He
was good gate attraction in the A. A.
in 1924 because of his aggressive style.
batting streaks and theft performances.
In taking throws at first Johnny put
some color into his play by doing the
SPLIT. stretch and other acrobatic stunts
throws look difficult Just to gain himself
some extra attention and applause.
TINE durable three among big
i league shortstops this year
were Woody English of the Cubs,
Joe Cronin of Washington and
Lyn Larry of the Yankees. They
were in there or Whereabouts every
day, English seeing some service at
third base. English and Cronin
made good after serving in the
American Association, the former
with Toledo and the latter with
Kansas City. Both are rated above
Larry in class, though Lyn brought
the biggest price when sold out of
the Coast League.
Carey Selph, second baseman drafted bv
the Chicago White sox from Houston of
the Texas loop, Is sought bv three other
clubs, Louisville, Columbus and Rochester.
Evidently the Young man has something.
Anyway. these three teams have filed
claims for him If the Pale Hose turn hun
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Sing Sing Grid
Program Hit

BIZ United Press
OSSINING, N. Y. Nov 28.-Sing
Sing authorities prepared today for
the game here Sunday with the
PoughkeepSie All-Stars, announcing
200 fans would accompany the All
Stars, this in the face of an attack
on "publicized football games" at
the prison.
The criticism was made by Su-
preme Court Justice William F.
Bleakley, who declared advertising
convictS and making heroes of them
is generally bad"
WINS BRITISH RACE
BIZ Unitcd Press
MANCHESTER, England, Nov. %.
.-Northdrift, an 8-to-1 chance. won
the annual Manchester November
handicap today from Signifer and
Pard. Forty-two ran.
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Don't Spend a Penny

until you have investigated Krause
Bros Closing Out Sale" Mems Hats
and Furnishing.
"COurthouse Is Opposite Us"
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AT JEFFEKSON FARk
First Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
Perfect Alibi lO8; Irao. 1903: Harpoon. 1903;
ItsO- 113; King Cherokee lis: King Halma
1903; Sir John K. 113: Gold Bet. 113: Rel
line. 1i3: Blusihng Maiden. 107: Irish. 10:
Ina Dreamer. liz: Flag Lieutenant. 113;
Fiala, ~: Wild Laurel, Ito; Black Stock
ingS los.
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Seventh Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; mile and half)-Tinita, ITO: Call Play.
Jr., 1903; Dark Ray 100; Glee Club, 49,
Peach Basket. 102; Bob Shannon. 113;
Fair Bill. I12; St. Ignitus. 113; Unum, 49,
Kadiak, 113: Huntingdon. 49, Glenno, 1l3
Hold On. los: Pntter 1n7
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Fifth Race (claiming handicap: 2-year-
Brandon Mint, 1o9; tbl Pompeius, 116; war
Plane 112: High Proof, 90; Ca) Clotho. 116;
Springsteel, 104; (b) Osculator, 49, La
10.
Ca)c. V. Whitney entry.
hi w r Coa ertrv
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Race Entries
Friday
AT BOWIE

AT BOWIE
First Race Claiming; 2-year-olds; maid
Troubadour. los; Coiffeur. 112; Catalan:
Idol. LOT; Westy's Fox. 1885, Jungle Bow
10; Chosen Pal, ITO: Hot Scotch. To-
Foolish Fellow ITO: Bessie s.. 1902: Last
Attempt. ITO; AusterIitz II. ITO: Wan Hill
10; Jimmy Sutro. lis: Swift and True
1l0 Happen. 107: Horatia, 109; Ina
Martin, 1922 How. ITO.
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Sixth Race claiming; 3-year -olds and
up; mile and eighth liz; Sun
Shadow, liz; Swatter, ITO; Bub McFar-
land, lis; Honey Grove, 112; Flying Max,
l12; Star Lassie, 100; All Told. 109 Syriac
ITO; AIRY 1t, 1903; Erin Queen 104: Fair
Dale, lis; Spanish. ia; Iron Sides, 116;
Matadi 108.