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RUDY DUsEK WINS
By United Pres

Do LHIIfU FTtc8
CAMDEN, N. j.. Sept. 29.-Bud
Dusek, Omaha, defeated Gino Carl
baldi, Italy, in a wrestling match
here Thursday. In other bouts Karl
Sarpolis wrestled TO a draw with
Ernie Dusek, and Scotty McDougal
threw Ernie Stevens.
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SCORES OVER MIGNAULT

BIZ UHltcd Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 90
Lou Scozza, veteran Buffalo light
heavyweight, Thursday won ten
round decision over Bud Mignault of
Brockton, Mass, before 1000 spec
tators.
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ITALIAN FEATHER IN
DRAW WITH SANTOS
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Vittorio
Tamagnini, featherweight champion
of Italy, and Jose Santos Of Por-
tugal battled TO a ten-round draw
Thursday before 1000 fans at the
Fl. Hamilton arena.
Tamagnini, seconded by the for
mer heavyweight champion, Primo
Camera, suffered deep cash over
his left eye in the sixth round but
held his opponent on even terms
despite the handicap.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
Indiana polls Power and Light CompanV
SATURDAY

p. M
4.00-Mischa Raginsky orchestra (CBSl.
4.30-Tonight on the Air.
4.35-Front Page drama.
.50-Leon Belasco orchestra (CBSl
5:00-Jerry Cooper (CBSl.
5 .30-Men of Notes trio lCBSl.
5:45-Mary Eastman iCBS).
6.00-RoXy revue (CBSl.
6:45-Rhythm club (CBSl.
7:00-Saturday revue tCBS).
7:30-Champions tCBSl.
8:00-Manhattan Serenaders (CBSl.
8:30-Elder Mchaux (CBS).
9:00-Bohemians.
9:30-Casa Iona orchestra fCBS).
9:45-Joe Haynes orchestra lCBSl.
the Indiana roof
l0:l5-Rube Wolf orchestra (CBS).
10 30-Charles Barnet orchestra (CBS).
IL 00-Herbie Kaye orchestra (CBS1.
II 30-Carlos Molina orchestra (CBS1.
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li9' zJlnnes. 100. wiian. iii: Brin4le.
Second Race $500. claiming: 3-year-olds
ana Up. SIX fgTionEsl-xMy Counselor.
ios High Tornge 100. IA Red Wagon, i0I
zkavagoe. iof. Golden spur. IL. isIDreel.
lalA. O. Vanderbilt entry.
Third Race $500. claiming: s-ysar-olds
.nd up. mile and serenity Yards Mad
Rock Coventry. IFS: True John. 10:
= Small Change. 10. xstylish Mack. ITO.
xAran. 10. "a Rustic Cuba. us. Miss
xHv Scotch i0i. Repeal IO9
ialB. Bond and Mrs. NJ. ~ Bond entry.
FOURTH Race $1,000: The Piedmont: J.
yesr-olds and ", mile and severity ysrdsl
-Chstmoss. 100. ChartTeS. io5; Grey
Glade. 100. Kate 100. Royal Guard. io5;
Precursor. 100.
F.nh Race $4,000: added: the Hayre
De Grace CUP handicap. 3-vear-olds and
Up. one and one-eighth miles -Chicstray.
Queen. 100. Bazaar. III. Discovery. l26:
Indian Runner. l2i. Grev Glade. 10i: Dark
winter ITO. Faireno. l22: Azucar. 100.
Sixth Pace $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and ID. mile and seventy Yards -taiSt.
Fluffy Lee. los: stocks. io4: Primute. ios:
yGsliie. los. Intimate. il5: Flagstone.
al. NJ Jones and G. Boehle entry.
Seventh Race 1890: claiming: Swear
olds and IN: one and one-fouTth miles =
Olamav li2. xPost Brigade ITO: Sun WAY.
lo4. xDo Tell. i07: Hereward liz: xCoat-
tails l0s.
K Apprentice allowance claimed
weather clear. track. fast
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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One Of the feature tits of the Em-Roe
Senior League Sunday will bring together
last years undefeated Shelby Service squad
and the BriRhtwood eleven, listing only
one setback last fall. Brightvood boasts
roster Of former college and high school
stars
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Cards. In Memorfams

pETrY-fu loving memory OF my beloved
husband. GEORGE A. PETTY, who
passed away two years ago today. Sept
20 1892
I have lost my souls companion.
A life linked with ny own:
And day 81 day ] miss him more.
sad sssed 81 his wife anna.
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Carter Lines Up Heavy
Card for Mat Offering
Matchmaker Signs Andy RaScher for Special Fray;
Hewitt Faces league at Armory

With the of grappe opening
bout matchmaker Lloyd complete
the wrestling at he Armory.
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At Coney Island
One Best-NewgrO
l. Fair Cynthia, Smear, Ben Min
turn.
2. Tulip Time, Butterfly, Dark
Hazard.
3. Meteoric, Abdel, ViSigoth.
4. Newgro,. No Doubt, Prince Doc.
5. Elwawa, Little Cynic, Beaver
Dam.
6. Back Log, Grand Rock, Sky
Lad.
7. Brimfield, Deeplster, Sada.
8. Temple Hill, Cresta Run,
Smooth.
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ANNOUNCE MENTs
---7-7777-777777777
L Death Notices

1 Death Notices
BROWN, MARY F.-Age 80 years, passed
her daughter. Mrs. Chris Hoffman. 1873
10 a. m, at the CONKLE FUNERAL
HOME, 1884 w. Michigan street. Friends
invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends
may call at the residence until a. m.
SATURDAY.
ENGLEDow. ELMER HARRIsON-Age AZ
years. beloved husband Of Della Engle-
down and father OF Alma May Engledow,
brother Of Emmett Engledow. passed
away Wednesday evening. Funeral at
the Methodist church, RAIDER and Eugene
Sts.; Saturday. 3 p. m. FRIENDS invited;
Buriai Crown HI: Eriends may s,,t can a. a.
SHIRLEY SERVICE.
ESSEX, JOHN Father OF irwin Essex.
fla, passed away Thursday. s:I5 D. M.
dsnce Burial Crown Hin; coALTaIN
FUNERAL HOME. Noolesyille. in charge.
GREEN. JANET-Entered into rest
% oSsd @is Btnam afS 20 y''Gus Green
mother Of Jsnet Stewart Harry; Bios
f ash wilson Maf sister c II Hdam ds aug Hhs
day at residence. 1890 n oxford. 2 .. N.
HA lfaeS " 1RVi'Msno oRE ii FUNERAL FoAH PAX
LoRs in charge.
MANNING. JoHN-Husbsnd Of Mary T.
M Man. and fsth s. e e Mas
Dolores Manning: brother OF Frank.
Joseph and Rev. Donal J., and Thomas
F FnndiS Mo asdsy " Oct sso. a the
residence 1902 Oliye st. Services 81;
R Roy Gross eHq Ffisnds invtsd ln'ermsns
o'DoNNELL, FRANK A.-Beloyed husband
Of Mrs. May Breen O'Donnell,' brother OF
Terry O'Donnen. died az his home. Birm-
ingham, Mich wednesday. Friends may
Sum- a. as2 H VI 4Gh st. ' Traay s after
p. m. Funeral Saturday 10 a. m. At the
PPs h STsd H a2gs cs0s Of
meet at the home. $3.50 .. m. Friday.
KIRBY SERVICE.
REGAN, JULIA M-Age 10 years. passed
R.ssn at $50 5ns RoFs Il New Rsr jersey Psy
7. fTEENEY .i rUSEH2L HOME s.s5 North
papers please copy.l.
sTEINBAUER, JOHN J.-Beloyed HUSBAND
Harry s. steigaesigsr Of o% nf. 6 NsS,;
sshsnsseT s0th q Ine q ssSss M sna
s SIR BE- h sE Z E x: rssde Rs.a sSss $
etery. Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL
sTTENECKER, WHLTAM-Entered into
rest Wednssdsy; io:So ?, E e.; age vn y
Stienecker father Of Ernst Stieneeksr.
stepfather OF Mrs walter Hansen, Fl.
mer r and Ralph A. Mayer Funeral
Saturday at residence. 5l4 Weghorst ST..
.. m Friends invited Burial Grown
Hi HARRY. w. MOORE FUNERAL
PARLORS in charge. +
TRAIT CHARLES A--Beioyed father OF
MrS MYRTLE NJ Mattox OF Terre Haute.
Ind. and George z. Traut Of Indian
apolis passed away Friday morning.
sent "a age IS wears. For further par
tlculars call wALD FUNERAL DE-
REcTORS.
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At HaUre de Grace
One Best-DiScovery
l. Witan, Stegal, Inscription.
2. Vanderbilt entry, Golden Spur,
Dartle.
3. Bunting, Rustic Cuba, Mad
Eagle
4. Chatmoss, Charities, Kate.
5. Discovery, Indian Runner, Ba-
zaar.
6. Flagstone, st. Stephens, In
initiate.
7. Hut, Olamay, Zembla.
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At Rockingham Park
One Best-MOIly Greenock

At Rockingham Park
One Best-MoIly Greenock
1. Bobby Buxton, Royal Link, Kin
dred Spirit.
2. Molly Greenock, Synod, John
Gilpin.
3. Paddock. Jim Ormont, Cash
Surrender.
4. Projectile, Clotho, Isaiah.
5. Marmion, Mad Trump, Dynas-
tic.
6. Balancer, st. Omer, Red Badge.
7. Blind Brook, Flat Rock, Caterer
8. Secular, Teenie r., Portfolio.
At Lincoln Fields
One Best-Wise Ways.
l. Full Tilt, Sister Mary, Trag-
gat.
2. Brother Lou, Brilliant Queen,
Lovesick.
8. Chrysostom, Chief Pilot, Tiny
Kitty.
4. Grattan, LIE Miserable, st. Mica.
5. Chips, Bataille, Flickamaru.
6. Wise Ways. Mr.. James, Wise
Daughter.
7. Rowdy Boy, White Legs, Am
scray.
8. Mad Career, Cameron, Longus.
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Poor Henry! Filters on
Diamond Puzzle Him
Writer Doesn't Understand Why, If They're So Con-
tagiouS, Detroit'S Tigers Don't Have Them.
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Sept 29Evey baseball papers
these devoted to describing how the
Louis Cardinals suffering for something called
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WKBF (14O0) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcsstine. Incl
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
4:OO-one Mans Family (NBC).
4:30--News flashes.
4:45-Tom Coakley's orchestra (NBC).
5:00-The Knothole Gang.
5:10-Where to go in Indianapolis.
S:1S-F FMpngS with Captain Al Williams
5:3o-owen's Royal Hawaiians tNBc).
6:o0-Don .Bestor's orchestra (NBCl.
6:S0-Hands Across the Border (NBC).
;25-Democratic county committee.
7:3o-saturday. Jamboree tNBC).
S:3o-Danny Malone (NBGla
8:45-Siberian Singers (NBC).
9:00-Sports review
9:15-Guy Lombardo's orchestra (NBC).
9:s5-Paul Whitemsns orchestra (NBC)
10:o0-Jesse Crawford tNBCl.
lO:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC).
11:00-Hoosier Athletic Club.
1I:3O-Bill Moons orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Sign of.
SUNDAY
sI5-ciiodister Bells CNBcl.
S S33ee rio, Ro 9g,alI en- sNBc).
900-The Southernaires (NBC).
930-10l Mems Bible Glass.
10 Watchtower
iiS 10 5S-6rvsta 4 G GeRen sNSc'
ii:SO-Radio CITY Music Hall concert
tNBCl.
12:30-Rose Room Melodies.
12:45-Program chat
:00-American Melodies.
2:Oo-BToadcast from Buenos Aires
2:Is-HarTy Bssons Musical Memories.
55 9SS-TGhn 3 nd KsnnSdy ,N Age.
S;3o-House by the Side OF the Road
4:3o-Radio Explorers program tNBc).
5:o0-c catMhS5fpehh hour noH 'NBc3.
s::SSoo--TTo be! Be a tMIS1
6:30-To be announced
6::66SS Wen MsnndelI Hall Hall CNBCa; ,Nzc,
8:O0-Marshall Players.
s $5S-Jsws ef f Bo2 oq Melody.
9SO-Jane Froman and Frank Blacks
orchestra (NBC).
10:00-To be announced.
Jqhnsons oFchsstra NB
12o0-Midnight-Sign of.
MONDAY
A. M.
s30-Morning Devotions.
645-The Temple of the Air.
7:00-Musical Clock.
8:00-Breakfast club (NBC).
9:00-Harvest of Song (NBC).
9:l5-Mcrning Melodies
25-Newscaster.
9:30-Morning Parade (NBC).
10:00-The Honeymooners (NBC).
10:15-Tony Wons (NBCl.
10:30-Melody Mixers (NBCl.
IL :00-Marion McAfee (NBC).
11:15-Charles Sears fNBCl.
1l:30-Farm and Home hour (NBCl.
P NJ
10 ,30-Vic and SADIE fNBC).
IL :45-Luncheon Dansant.
1:00-Newscaster.
1:05-Revolving Stage (NBC).
l:45-Gus Van tNBC)
2:00-Ma Perkins. (NBC).
2:15-To be announced.
2.30-Women's Radio review (NBCl.
3:00-John Martin Story hour tNBC).
3:l5-Gale Page (NBC1.
3:30-Palmer Clarks orchestra (NBCD.
WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
P. M.
4:oO-Al Pearce and his gang CNBc).
4:30-To be announced.
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At Detroit
One Best-Fritter Circle
l Uptodate, Uall, Mamie.
2. Stock Market, Emery, Com
mandman.
3. Minnie Belle, Oderic, Ladino.
4. Some Good, Bling Crosby, Irene's
Bob.
5. Starbrook, Double Dare, Ire
molo.
6. Mr.. Joe, Royal Blunder, Rock x.
7. Fritter Circle, Screen, Lady
Friend
8. Eveline F., Jodie K, Gertrude
Reade.
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At AQueduct-
One Best-SailOr Beware
1. Evasive, Airline, Lawmaker.
2. Jungle King, st. Francis, White
Lightning.
3. King Saxon, Dusky Princess.
Okapi.
4. Sailor Beware, Sound Advice,
Omaha.
5. Jamison, Ward in Chancery,
CHANGING.
g. Johns Birthday, Tweedledee
Glendye.
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The Shelby Service squad will hook up
with the Brightwo0ds an Brookside No. 2
Sunday.
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Third Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongs Monks Star. los;
iodine. 107: Cash Surrender, l05: xPad-
dock. l06: xPasS LOG.
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81. Paul NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles r. Liz
enbv pastor Morning theme. Conscious
ness OF Larger Self: night, The Ministry
Of Music"
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
copyright. 1894 BY United Press,

4NOO4NL . OLLLO1IO4NO TOIE IOUtAI
Days Best-Discovery.
Best Longshot-Witan.
Best Parley-Flagstone and King Saxon.
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Fourth Race Isl 200: The Rochester
claiming handicap; All ages. I'VE and one
half furlongs My Dandy. liz; ProJectlle.
que. IS: Isaiah. l07
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AT ROCKINGHAM

FIRST Race 1890; claiming; 2-year-olds;
i've furlongsl -xStrange Times. 90: xBobby
Boxton. III. Kindard Spirit. III: Silent
Don. i06 XRiver Rose. l03. PokeaWay. l06,
xRoyal Link. III Blue Bubble. LOG. xJay-
dee LOG: xTeedee Ruth 90.
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AT AoUEDUCT

Al AQt EDlOA
First Race 1900: claiming: 2-vear-olds:
Eve furloneSl-Fourtain Pen. ZOE; First
Roundup IL; Golden Dream. los; Law
maker ii2. Dunfox ia: Airline. lo9;
Merry Bud. i0s: Evasive. 100; Crete. lOs'
Thorson. los.
Second Race Isl. 900; claiming; Swear
olsS and Up: one and three-ouarters
miles: over hurclesl-xxWhiie Lightning.
iso: Jungle King. 14s; St. Francis. l41:
xRocktor. lao. xFortis. 80.
Third Race fsi.3oo: handicap; all ages:
six and one-han furlongsl-King Saxon.
us. DuSky Princess. ITO: Okapi. ia:
Toney Fastep. los.
Fourth Race 80 500: added: the Junior
Channpion: two-vear-oids. one miiel-
Cheshfre III. Sailor Beware. ii6: Agner
III. Omaha III. Special AGENT. III:
sound Advice. ia
FIFTH Race 1900; claiming; three-year-
olcs anc M. one l-Speedmore ZOE.
Uncle Donald. ZOE: Sound Money. l0l;
farison. ile. RID Van Winkie. IL: xBih
ios.
sixth Race gsi 600: conditions: all ages:
six furionrsl-The TriumFir, III: Twee-
diedee 100: Gallant Prince l03: Help Ne
us. Flashing Coiors us Light Brocace.
100: Johns Birthday. ~: 0iendye. ia
xFive pounds claimed for rider.
xxSeren pounds claimed,
weather clear. track. fast
Horses not listed n order OF post POSI-
tionA
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AT DETROIT


Eve and one-haif furlongsl -Uptodate, 10;
si six Mask 10: Changing ways, io7; Easy
eTssh h l9 H RRsTla Sf i Atiact Mah
100; Good Aim. ITO.
Second Race $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
fer. 1903: Meantic. III: Stock Market. III;
Emery; 106' Burgoo; III; xSun worship.
SOL Mea S 5oa ITS 1ddnnsPoS6 lOS
Third Race $4,000: the Blue and Gold;
allowances; 3-year-olds and up; six fur
longs Minnie Belle, l07; Matar, no;
Ladykin. lOs: Maystick. ITO; Terrain. 1Ol
Fourth Race $500: claiming; s.year-GIds
sPa SP o Bn9 TO- 1 The
Point I0s; Miss Careful. liz; Semester
xsome Good. los: Irenes Bob. ios. --
Fifth Race tsl. OoO claiming: the Dis
miissl@xDoubie Dare. iO2; starbrook. iis:
"a Tremola io9; Hurswav. 113: Aga Sun.
l0i: xKentuckv Moon. 1903; xIe Ministre.
los: Dixit. l03: xRempli. 1o3: xBoston-
CalLanElOis and verheyden entry.
sixth Race 6s2. 500: the University Of
@s Si iio: Moonson 100; Mr. sponge
Blunder. Ils: ibl Ramrod 90: (bl South
Bend. e5: Mr. Joe. ITO: tc)Rock X. ll2:
IA STAY 95.
talT. Donlev entry.
fhiT. c. Geary and Young Bros. entry.
tciTranouilitv farm entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: three
vesr-oldS and up. one mile -xTeeny
weenv. los: Quick. 1ol: Lady Friend. l04;
xBricht Knot 40: Winifred. 109: Divert
ioi: White Ace. lol: Screen iO4: Fritter
Circle. l07: Resisting. 100.
Eighth Race 1890: claiming; three-year-
olds and IN: ore and one-eighth miles,
Thistle Guv 107: Regis Plav. l04: xBrass
Buttons i02: Beckville. ll3; XEveline F.
los. xGolden Words III: xPacheco. 100:
Jodie K. 1i2: Gertrude Reade. ITO.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
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Fifth Race $500: allowances; 2-year-
oldS. one mile and seventy Yards
Charlie Jr.. 100: King Bonnie. 100; Beaver
Dam. i0e: Tearout. 100: Knee Action. los;
ElVawa, III: Jawapa. los; Little Cynic.
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Second Race Isl. 600: claiming: 2-yesr-
olds. 1--WE furlongsl -Tutticurio. l07: xHaT-
datit. 100. Queen Vic. 107: Knew Flag 1903:
xJohn Gilpin, lO2: xCivil War. l06; Grand
pas Bov. Ill; Synod. l0S: Molly Greenock,
i07. Unlawful 100.
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First Baptiss-The First Baptist church
viii open rs fan meeting on Monday,
and the speaker viii ee Rear Admiral
Richmond p. Robson OF New York.
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sixth Race so 900: added; the Walnut
seventy yardsi-Backlo9, lis: Cactus Rose.
los. Chhasar. us; Would Dare. los; blue
F-rnperor %. Scarp. %. talGrand Rock.
TO- ROYAL Gold, 100: Sky Lad. IFS;
corinto. o.: Nv Blaze. 100: Our Justice
foT. slBrilliant Rose. i0l.
is1Spring Valley entry.
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Irvington VI. E.-The Rev Guy o. Car
perter pastor. Morning theme. The
Sunday School-A Divine Task; night,
Our Father
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Second Moravian-The Rev. George c.
westphal. pastor. Morning. Sunday school
rally program. The Rev j. r. Hoesman.
OF West Salem. NJ. viii preach in the
evening.
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Fifth Race $4,000; added. The White
River Handicap; 5ooyesr-oelds and up; ,1n,,s
IA NV Dandy. los: Mad Trump. 9s Mar
mion 103
ta1W r Pefrhnrt enfrv
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MONDAY


A. NJ
7:00-Pep club.
5:00-Song reporter (CBSl.
8.l5-Harmonies in Contrast fCBS).
8.30-Metropolitan Parade tCBSl.
9;15-Breakfast Billboard.
9.30-Marion CarleY (CBSl.
9:45-News lCBS).
9:50-Three Flats (CBS)
l0.00-Waltz time lCBS).
l0.l5-Beale Street BOYS tCBSl.
10:30-Mayfair Melodies (CBS).
10:45-Homemakers hour.
ll:l5-Elizabeth Barthell tCBSl.
ll:30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
l2:00-Noon-Just Plain Bill (CBS).
P. M.
12:15-George Hall orchestra (CBS).
II 30-Recital (CBSD.
l2.45-Pat Kennedy with Art KaSSell or
chestra (CBS).
1:00-Allen Leafer orchestra (CBSl.
130-Poetic Strings (CBSl.
200-Four Showmen (CBSl.
215-Dance Rhythms tCBS).
2:45-Chansonette (CBS).
3:l5-Salvation Army band fCBSl
3:3o-Chicago Variety program (CBS).
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Fourth Race $500: claiming: 3-yesr-olds
and M: / LIS milesl-Garb. los: XPrince
Doo los; PeedeeQue. Ill: Boom's Pa, los;
XNewgro lo9. No Doubt. lo6.
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Third Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl --XWahmi 100; xOh
Raw. los; xLong John. Ill; Auf Wieder-
xFiowery LADY. lO5 xAbdel. III: Meteoric.
IFS: Potterton. ios; xSt, Jessica. Jos;
Chslkeye. us: Black Babble. IL: Nav
McTonouch los: Try King ll6; xSis
Asnes. los: xDelms Dunn. los: xRoulade.
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Clifton street Faith Missien-The. Rev;
Mrs z A. Schooley. pastor. sunday school
az 10 a m. and evening evangellstic serv-
ice By the Rev. l. ~ Trotter AZ 1850 2. m.
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Miami street Pilgrim Holiness Mission---
The Rev L. Y. Trotter. pastor. Children 5
ard judah viii speak at the evening serv-
ice
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Capitol ave. NJ. E.-The Rev. T. Arnold
Clerg pastor. Morning theme. The
Transforming Touch: night. Religion
and Roses
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Riverside Park NJ E.-Thes Rev. II. J.
Kieser. pastor. Morning theme Lest We
Forget. night. Thy VIII Be Done
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Third Race ISL 200: handicap; all ages:
six and one-haf furlongsl-King Saxon.
us. puSky Princess. 10. Okapi. li4:
Tonev FaStep los.
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Unity Truth Cenier-The Rev, Murrel
Q. Powell. pastor. Morning theme. "A
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Sixth Race Isl 900: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: one milei-Fast Move. l0l: xRed
xGrand Hopes los: st. Omer. ll3; xSwat-
ter. 10s: xFlying Don. l04: xBalancer. 104.
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AT CONFY ISLAND

FIRST Race $500; claiming:. 3-year-oIds
Fair Cynthia. lOs; xKing Kelly. ia. Ben
Minturn. IFS; Mayreen. loS; Pharahead,
IFS: Grania liz; Dusky Lass. 49, Linn.
lis: xBrustigert. los: Chipols. 1T.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
olds and up: ono and one-eighth miles,
10. XPrincess A. o.. iO9: Why Mask. III;
Sada. us: Lady Mary. los: Brimheld. Ill.
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I iLangiOis and verheyden entry.

Seventh Race $500: claiming; three
vesr-oldS and up. one mile -xTeeny
Weenv. los: Quick. l0I: Lady Friend. l04;
xBright Knot. 10; Winifred. 100; Divert.
l0l: White Ace. 10l: Screen lo4: Fritter
Circle IOT: Resisting I09
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Eighth Race $500: claiming: s-year-olds
and up: one and one-eighth milesl-xRe-
Luck III. CreSia Run. ia: Temple Hill.
IL: xMorning Fair. 100: xoJibway. los;
xFogarty. i03. Smooth. ia; xJohnny SHAW,
III. xBourbon Prince. los. Buster b. 14o
XApprentice allowance claimed.
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81. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c.
= Fackler pastor Morning theme, The
RlesSedneSs Of True Humility: night. a
Model Confession OF Sin"
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MANNING. JoHN-Husbsnd Of Mary T.
Manning, and father Of Mary. Donsl,
Edith. Thomas, Alice. Rosaline. D. and
Dolores Manning; brother Of Frank.
Joseph and Rev. Donal J., and Thomas
Manning. passed away FRIDAY Sept. 20.
Funeral Monday. Oct. I. $50. at the
Patricks church. . a. m. Interment
Holy Crogs. Friends invited.
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First Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongs 104;
Bubbling o.. 104; xTraggat. 1903; Sister
Mary. 104; xHamiton. 104; xFull Tilt, 102;
May Nap. 107: Joe Macaw. lot.
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Fourth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
finity 104; Wanderoo. Ill: xKissie, 1902;
xWar Dimes, los; Norman D.. l05: lie
Miserable. LOT; xBright Penny. IS; xSt