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Race Results Yesterday

Sixth Race
$780, claiming; s1 mgfi.s, and up lie
Tom Jack Jr. (Peters) 80. $40 500 400
Bell Man Montgomery 1850 $50
Elcidio Judy ............ $40
Also Ran-SBostonian Gal, Noelwood, Fly
ing Flynn, Black Stockings, Homelke.
Seventh Race
$500; claiming; S-year-old and up; l milel
Catwalk Peters, ..........1480 500 44O
Lazi Canter (Sage) ...,,... 480 $3.50
Jean Brown lDronet) ..... 600
Time, 1:41 3-5.
Also Ran-Lightin Bill, Little Heel Per-
tinaciouS Nyack. Hobnail Lanier.
AT WASHINGTON PARK
First Race
$500; allowances; 2-year-olds; ss milel
Polly Rita tHanka) ..,... 1890 800 3.7e
HH Hath, (G9rbertl ........ $50 81
Time, 100 lis.
Also Ran-Blue Lillian. Kissin Bug. Bril-
liant Dee.
Second Race
1890; claiming; 4-year-olds up 70 mile. }
Tar Water (HanKal..... 14.0O 6.94 sos
Polyfon c, Winters oi.,. s.46 1.96
Time, i:24 AS.
Also Ran-Bichloride, Royal Treasure
Whiz7 James. La Sale. Paul T., Dispatch
ct, Lillian H.. SISTER Zoe.
Third Race
t$SOO claiming; 2-year-olds; "a mile.)
Lady Louella (Wintersl.. $50 2,Ss 20:
Que Cato tHankal ,..,.. S,22 2.4t
Playmore (Westropel ...,. SOC
Time, l:0l S-5
Fourth Race
1890; claiming; S-year-olds up; "a mile)
Bedight lKeesterl ...... $50 3,92 2.32
Minton( Hankai ...s..s 878 2,54
Hubio (Westrope) ...... 2.14
Time, iii SIS.
Fifth Race
t$1 900; handicap; S-year-olds and up;
l mile 70 yards
Dogmata (Harbort go. 40,S0 $50 $40
Sazerac (BalaskD 49,, 3,78 S,SS
Frank Ormont (Keester) 4S2
Time. 1:42.
Sixth Race
$500; allowances; 3-year-olds and up; rs
mile)
Bronze Saint (Westrope).. S,46 sos ESQ
Ashen lBalaskil ..,...., 9.98 426
Chief Pilot (Hankal ...... 6,6a
Time, lbs.
Seventh Race
$4,000; claiming; 3-year-olds and up; ia
miles,
Star Play (Kacalal ..,.....6 $3.50 1424 6.86
Fair Billows (Westrope)... 3,24 1852
Leyland tHarbortl ..,...,. 9.18
Time, 1883 Us.
Also Ran-Port Play, Peace Lady, AIDE
laide A.. Black Fool, Golden Words, Boston
Common.
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Runs Batted In
DODGERS SIGN ZACHARY

BROOKLYN, June 9.-Signing Of
Tom Zachary, veteran left-handed
pitcher, by the Brooklyn Dodgers,
has been announced here. Zachary
was released two weeks ago by the
BoStin Braves.
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BLUES TRADE PLAYER

By Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June o.
Bruce Connatser, first baseman for
the Kansas City Blues, has been
traded to Tulsa of the Texas League
for Red Rollings, infielder, Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh announced.
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BAER'S PARTNER WINS

ASBURY PARK, N. j., June o.
Al Trulmans, 162, Los Angeles,
sparring partner of Max Baer, de-
cisioned Clarence TX. o. Burns,
1854, Baltimore, in ten-round fight
here Thursday. Jack Dempsey was
guest referee.
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SATURDAY


300-Clark's orchestra (NBC} WIZ.
Velazco's orchestra tCBS) WABC.
Bigelow's orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
SS:Se-Piano Team (NBC) VIZ; ~
400-Al Pearce and gang (NBCl WEAF.
Van Steeden's orchestra tN6Cl
4:15-United States open Golf cham
4;aO-Charies Garlic. tenor (cBsl WABc.
Jack Jack, armstrong tCBsl n WBBM A,v
4;4s-John Herrick, baritone (NBC)
Frederick William Vile (cBsl
5OO-Baseball resume (NBC) WEAF.
Captain Al Williams (NBC) WIZ.
Belascos orchestra (CBSl WABC.
5;l5-Religion in the News lNBC) WEAF.
5:SO-Retty Barthell and Melodeers (CBS)
WABC,
Eddie Peabody, banjoists, De Marco
Sisters; Numbers ensemble (NBC)
-. Bestqr's orchestra lNBc) VIZ;
6:OO-Eats VALE, organise (CBsl WAIBc.
H Hed9yy on the AIT NBC MJH
orchestra (NBCl WEAF..
6;30-Hands Across the Border (NBO
Floyd Moyi Gibbons NBo, wEAF.
Morton Downey's studio party
(CBS) WABC.
7:O0-Grete Stueckgold and Kostelanetz
Donald NoViS, Brad Browne, Vor-
hees orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
Jamboree (NBC) WIZ.
7:30-Beatriee Fairfax (NBC) WEAF.
Dramatic Guild (CBSl WABC.
Duchin'S orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
S:00-Terreplaine Traveleade tNBC)
Manhattan serenaders (oBsl
WABC.
Tim Ryans Place (NBC) WIZ.
8:30-Elder MichauX and congregation
tCBS) WABC.
Barn dance (NBC) WIZ.
9:00-SylVia Froos (CBSl WABC.
LombardoS orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
9:15-News; dance orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
s:So-News; Biltmore orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
One Mans Family (NBC) WEAF.
9:45-Johnny Johnson'S orchestra tCBS)
WABC.
10 :0O-Russo's orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
Denny's orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
Glen Grays orchestra lCBS)
WABC.
l0:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC) WEAF.
10 .30-Arnheim' orchestra tCBS) WABC.
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californian Wins Women,s Tennis

HARTFORD, Conn, June 8.-Miss
Jane Sharp, Pasadena, CAL, de-
feated Miss Helen Surber New York
City, today for the New England
women's tennis championship ST.
Ga. CO.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY


P. NJ.
4:00-Al Pearce and his gang (NBC).
4;30-Jack Armstrong.
4:45-Tom Coakley and his orchestra,
5;00-Margaret Carlisle. vocalist.
5;15-Over the Rhine German band.
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5:45-To be announced
6;00-R. F. D. hour with ''BoSs" Johns
ton.
6:30-Floyd Gibbons fNBC).
7:00-HouSe party (NBCl.
7;S0-Beatrice Fairfax, dramatization
tNBC).
8:00-Travelcade (NBC).
S:30-WLS barn dance (NBC).
9:30-Mel Snyder dance orchestra.
9:55-NewS flashes.
1O:OO-Dan Russo's Oriental Gardens or
chestra (NBC).
10:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC).
1l:O0-Moon River. organ and poems.
ll;30-Gene PurcheI dance orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Sammie Rays orchestra.
A. M.
l2:S0-Mel Snyder dance orchestra.
1:00-Sign off.
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For the next twenty-five games,
save for brief stay in Washing
ton, the yankees will take them as
they come at the stadium. They will
entertain the Browns, the Tigers and
Cleveland in order. Boss Mccarthy
has tipped his boys that if they are
not back in the saddle with title
established therto by July 4, they
probably will never get back.
Vernon Gomez inaugurated the
home stand yesterday, and the senior
from San Francisco again demon
strated ne can be counted on.
Twenty-one Athletics faced him in
seven INNINGS, and not one con-
nected with a hit or drew pass.
The YankS meanwhile had fallen
upon Marcum, Matuzak and Flohr
for eleven runs, enough to win. Co.
mez eaSed up, the Yanks taking the
game, IL to 4.
Blast Two Pitchers
Detroit's leading bombers
meanwhile were. roaring through the
White Sox, blasting out George
EarnShaw and Phil Gallivan as they
rang up another, Is to 5, to stay a
full game ahead of New York Char
lie Gehringer had a perfect day.
four in four and except for the
fifth, when Madjeski hOmered with
Boken aboard, "Firpo" Marberry
never was in difficulties.
st. Louis engaged Cleveland in
League park in a Skirmish which
left the recently leading OhioanS in
fourth place, with the Browns third.
st. Louis scored two in the ninth
to win, 9-6.
Freddie OeStermueller, Boston
portsider, who left-handed the
Senators into submission for twelve
innings, won his own game, 80. He
singled in the twelfth, advanced on
Chalmers -CiSsellS sacrifice, scored
when Eddie Morgan plastered one
of Alvin Crowders slants into
center.
The Cubs had chance to go into
tie with the leading Giants in
the National, but wound up in third
place. The tail-end Reds dug them
selves out of a series of gatherings
at Pittsburgh and smoe the Chi
cagoans, 4-3. Babe Herman toiled
feverishly, bouncing out a homer
and two doubles. but it wasn't
enough to win.
Cards Move Back
The Pirates, sneaking up on the
leaders, encountered q venomous
flock of Cardinals in st. Louis, fresh
from disaster with the Cubs. The
Cards ganged on Larry French in
the opening heat and scored enough
to win. Tex Carleton restricted the
Corsairs to three hits, including
Vaughan's homer. The Cards moved
back to second place.
The Giants begged through a
game with the phillies, and it is no
fault of theirs that they are lead
ing the league today. Hughie Critz
misplaced Johnny Moore's grounder
in the seventh to fill the bags. The
winning run came on the next play.
Hughie juggled away double play
in the third and a score came in.
Travis jackson tried to catch Has
Inns liner on his breaStbone in the
fourth, another tailed. The PhilS
won, 80, Curt Davis letting the
champions down with six hits.
Van Lingle Mungo surprised the
Dodgers and the home town Glen
tele by tricking the Braves with a
four-hit game, Brooklyn registering
a biistering triumph, 10-1. The
Dodgers played in their usual free
and-easy way, leaving thirteen men
stranded on bases.
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Yankees Open Home Stand
With Win Over Athletics;
Leading Tigers Keep Pace
Cubs Boot Chance to Gain National League Top, Wind Up
in Third Position Giants Hold First
Despite Defeat.
BY THEON WRIGHT

YORK - general
concnsus it during wenyfour that
them oddson
nnnthap arenr liars.
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SUNDAY

A, M.
7;OO-Children's hour, vocal and in
strumental concert recitations
80 and dramatic readings (NBCl.
S:SS99-M5exican Typica orchestra CNBCl.
9O5-Morning musical (NBC).
9;S0-Poet Prince; Anthony Frome. tenor
lS:l@Goqld and SHELTER shelf Mo.
l0:Se-Radio, City concert, (NBCl.
SSCSGRS5Sp e the H RTnold and the
Commodores CNBCI,
l2:0O-concert Artists CNBC).
i:3O-Daneing Shadows (NBCl-concert
,.oo en-! ensemble, direction of Max Dolan.
2:15-Rhythm testers. instrumental.
2:30-Pedro Vio'S orchestra lNBCl.
S:OO-Ihe Nations Family Prayer
s;4O-TRe Hoover sentinels CONCERT
".Romances of Science" - Eli
4;1s-Po ntSaY Sisters. duo.
5:O0-Charlie Previn and his orchestra
5;sO-Joe Penner. Harriet HiIlard and
Ozzie. Nelson's orchestra lNBC)
6;OO-J JIMMIE 20 Dq Gpr and Rubinof's
7:OO-frving Berlin, the Pickens Sis
ters, the Reyelers quartet and Al
7:30-Gene Burehell dance orchestra.
7:45-Unbroken Melodies.
9;00-Victor Young and orchestra (NBC).
8:30-HaH of Fame-Nat Shiret's orch
erta tNBCl.
s;OO-zero hour, Flying Dutchmen or
Chestra
9:30-Tea Leaves and Jade.
10;00-News flashes.
1o:05-Castle Farm dance orchestra
10:15-Hotel Gibson orchestra
1o:S0-Castle Farm dance orchestra.
1l;0O-Benny Meroff's Coney Island or
enestra.
II ;30-boon River organ and poems.
1900 tMidnightl-MeI Snyder dance or
chestra.
A. M.
IL :sO-Castle farm dance orchestra.
1;00-Sign off.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

80O-Victor Young orchestra (NBCl.
6;30-Hall of Fame (NBCi.
9:00--Canadian Capers (NBC).
9;3o-Broadcast to Byrd Expedition
10 00-WalkaShow derby.
l0:l5-Russ Columbo (NBC).
l030-Clyde Lucas orchestra (NBC).
IL :00-Frankie Masters orchestra (NBC)
IL :30-Danny Russo orchestra (NBC).
IL 00-Sign of.
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MAJOR LEADERS


Home Runs
G GHa. cubs -. Il ott, Giants -le'''o il
Foxx, Ath. 800. Il Collins. Cardinals II
Gehrig, Yanks IA
Runs Batted In
Gehrig Yankees. SIS OFT, Giants 49,. AZ
Bonurs, W. SoX 46 Colline. Cardinals AZ
Suhr. Pirates -. AZ
Hits
Manush. Senators 77lMedwick, Cards 70
Moore, Giants Y Urbanski, Braves. SO
Gehringer. Tigers 70
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WELLS is ADVANCED

Coach of LOgansport State Basket
ball Becomes Athletic Director.
BIZ United Press
LOGANSPORT, Ind, June e.
Cliff Wells, coach of the state cham
pionship Logansport high basketball
team, has been named director of
athletics in the city schools here.
He will continue to coach basket
ball and supervise football, which
is coached by Ray Trobaugh.
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First Race $500; claiming; 2-year-olds
ys Ss Bars Dd RThard 1 Little PE cgSc
1906 XYbor. City, SO: Myrtle Brooks, lO6,
xJay D.. 104.
ana '0 up f@ one 9P mie,MBert Hs Lakr' io5
XSambo Brown, 1la; Bert John, IFS; Mint
xUluniu, ITO; Tuttut, liz,
Third Race 1890; claiming Swear -olds
finity, sl1s: MontarIs, lo7; Heien's Pride,
100; Knight Jasmine, l04; xOur Admiral
lo2; XFlickamaru, Ios; Homework, IA;
Bay Servant 1o4; xPillage, 1O4; Long Bit,
Fourth Race $500; claiming; s-year-olds
XDroit,. 10S; Captain Danger, ia. xsweet
III; Polly e. 10; xWestko, 10.
Fifth Race $500: claiming: the Oak
Repaid, lis; xDusky Devil, Ill; 1 Say,
los.
Sixth Race go; 500; added; the Thomas
GgrFSH colts and
Ca suIai ia; Cal Ross, ia Gallaclay, ia;
GPeat Haste ia bl STAY 49, chisf
Brook, lie; Skip It, ia; Prince John, ia;
(bl Race Graft, .1l6; Last Servant. 116;
(c) Wise Player 116.
Seventh Race Isl 900; Lincolnshire Coun-
try Club handicap; S-year-olds and up;
six furlongsl-Sun Captor, LOG; Gaillar-
dia, log; Blessed Event, 1906 Some Pomp,
104; Princess Camelia, LOG; Ever Gold. ITO.
Fight Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up one mile and one furlong l-Se-
Guided, l07; xGramarye 102: Glamhorough.
1l2; XPrince Tokalon. 100: Charities. ll2;
Ted Clark 112
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track fast
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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AT BELMONT

-f1rSC Race
A ssoo; eIai%pg; 52syesrs-od e. mle)
General Farley (Coueei) 5-1, So
g9nn Werring (s' Renickl. al.
Also Ran-Manual, Westvs Duke. Lam
Tudor Queen. Shady Past. Masked SEed"e eRv1 H'
Broad Channel. Second Guess,
Second Race
Isl 900, allowances; hunters; steeplechase,
8 Ryff olHSh sY Bsssstf Sp 2 miles
Inception fR. Woolf). Is out
Argonaut 2nd ~. V. Davis. even.
Time. 4:46 2-5
Also Ran-Sun Wrack.
Third Race
$500; allowances; 3,;year-olds and up:
! milel
Stand Pat OHumphriesl, ST.. as. as.
Changeling tKurtsingerl, IA, out.
Palamede (Comalleyl. Us.
Eime, 1885 3-5
Also Ran-The Potter. Jack Low. Ban
nerS Flying. Omayya.
Fourth Race
(sl,2oo; allowances; S-year-olds and up;
"a milel
Ajaccio (Wright). 1875, As, Ia
Kieyex (Litzenbergerl. 4-s, 1-S.
Universe (Coucc). even.
Time. l:IO2-5.
Also Ran-Kawagoe, Blind Bowboy.
TlAth MATT
t$l 900; allowances 2-year-olds: "a mile)
Dasher lKurtsingerl, Al. Us. Ia
Lady Sable Robertson IS, is.
Sir Lamorak. (Humphries), Ia.
Time. SO as.
Also. Ran-Prince comixa. Be Mine,
StepaSide.
Sixth Race
$500; claiming; S-year-olds up; l milel
Scotch Gold Merritt Al, as, As.
Testing lCouccil, 81, S-5.
Spanish Way &c. Raineyl, AS.
Time, SO AS.
gandist, Mountain Elk, Uncle Donald.
AT DETROIT
First Race
$500: claiming: 2-year-olds: y mile.)
bozsns g. Wooifl ....,, ''''' $40 e.ssSS
Finikin &C., RoseI ........ 500
Alison Ran--,Pish Tush. Always True.
Moving Clouds, Doubleton. Merry Freda'
Lucy DeS0' second Race
{ $500; claiming; 2-year-clds;o % milel
Old Nick tsteffen( $500. 800 2s0
Time. 100 S-s
Also Ran-Divids. Barney Allis. Red Rod,
Miss Angelo.
Third Race
($8O0; claiming; a-year-olds; "a milel
Come Seven Helm ...... AGO $50 2.40
Cantine Lass (Paradise). $40 500
Hammel (Landolt) $500, SAC
Time. 1918,
Also Ran-Gertrude S.. Moon San. Lucy
Sabine. Customer Thistle Fit, Urchin.
Fourth Race
$4,000; claiming; S-year-olds; "a milel
Deviish &c. Rosel ,.....16.40 780 4.40
Creole Bird (Maschekl -. 1880 1920
Campagna (Helml .,..,... 3.40
Time, 1:lS As.
Also Ran-Gene D., Sequoia, Six Bells,
Quidam, Night Brigade.
Fifth Race
/ $500: claiming; 4-year-olds up; "a mile)
Manners Peters, ..,.., 41.20 1900 sac
Don Romiro Up, Roberts) 400 sac
Tough Port (Dronetl.... 9.00
Time, liza As.
Also Ran-yishnu, Style Corner, Merry
Chatter. lie Rruyere.
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ARN0URC EMENTS
| Death Notices

CLARKE, NORA C.-wife of Charles NJ,
| Clarke, passed away while on a visit to
her son, Hamilton in Watertovn, 8. D,
Y MaaNRSNaRy mq BGGHgANA SSFY MoR1ARY e
| Saturday p. m. Friends invited.
Friends may can at the mortuary any
time.
John N, ' mother o Of Bernard May Joseph
and Celeste and sister OF Mrs. Thomas
Corlss Of BroWnsburg and Sister Anna
Louise of the Sisters of Providence, died
the home, 713 N. King Ave, Saturday
morning, June 9, at $50, and at St. An
thongs church at O'Clock, Burial at
Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
LEOPOLDEs, ALBERT-Passed away. at
the residence of Mr., and Mrs. Jacob F.
day afternoon june 7, age Il years. F1-
VALID FUNERAL IiSSs AL HOME illinois. at at
June ), at o'clock. Burial Floral Floral
Park cemetery. Friends invited.
LOCKMAN, AARON J.-Beloved brother OF
Mrs Esther Bear, and MaEkus and Moses
ssEyicss Win be bsla At The WAIP 4 FG-
afternoon. June 10, at 2 O'Clock. Burial
Shara Tefilla cemetery. Friends invited.
LYLE, GLENN. beloved son of Eliza
beth Lyle of Fortville, brother of Ray
Thursday, June Z, at the U. S, Veterans
Sanatorium, Marion, Ind Funeral Sat-
urday 10 a. m, June 9, at the M e.
church, Fortville. Burial Highland ceme-
terry. Fishers. Ind. Friends Invited Fu-
neral under the direction of GEO. Nc
CARLY Fortville.
MCKINNEY. WILLIAM Gage IS. hus-
band of Blanche l.. Mckinney and
father of Clarence Mckinney of cle eve.
land. o., passed away Thursday, June
2. 6.45 a, m. Funeral at the residence.
245 N. oxford, Saturday June 8, ID
q, m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park Friends may call at the resi-
denee after noon, Friday. SHIRLEY
SERVICE.
NEIGER--Evelyn stokley, daughter Of
Mrs. Elsie Karweik. Funeral 2:s0 sat-
1rday, June 9 at BRANCiS AND HOP
KINS FUNERAL HOME. nth and coI.
legs; HE-leS5 for further information
THOMAS ARTHUR C.-Beloved hushsnd
Of Mrs. Mary Thomas father Of Mrs
Martin j Larner and Ruth E. THOMAS
aied Iuesuay. Funeral Saturday.
St. Burial Washington park cenetsrT.
Friends invited. x1RRY SERVICE. - =
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BIZ United Press

EASTBOURNE, England, June g..
Australia today advanced to the
European zone Davis cup semi
finals by eliminating Japan. The
Australians clinched the series when
Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist de-
feated Jiro Yamagishi and Hideo
Nishimura in the doubles.
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FRANCE BREAKS EVEN IN
DAVIS CUP MATCHES
Japan Is Eliminated by Australian
Net Stars.

By United Press
PARIS, June 8,-France today
broke even with Germany in the
opening two singles matches of the
European Davis cup zone quarter
finals.
Christian Boussus of France de-
feated Eberhard Nourney, 6-1, 60,
60, and Baron Gottfried Won
Cramm of Germany oowned Andre
Merlin, 81, TO, GO, Us.
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!,
Red Sunset. 49, xLakar, 1OO Busy Prince,
Second Race $500: claiming; S-year-olds
and up; six furlongsl Double Date, lO7;
XSue Terry, 104 Justina 100; Monks Star,
10; Blatola, ia; Pana Franka, liz; Hoos-
ier's Pride, 1lS; xDorothy Dale. l07: Faig
Wanda. 104.
Third Race $500; the Reading Road:
maiden 2--year-oldS; fye furlongSl-Bll
Tabor, l12: Versicolor, lis; Prince Pine,
10; Ia Jawapa. IFS: (alscarp, liz: Hi
taJj. W. Parrish entry.
Fourth Race $500; claiming Swear
oidS and up; one and one-eighth miles
Nav. loo; Bocms . Pal, N io7: Twii ni is;
Hepsey's Beau. los; Southland Lad, ia,
and up Na SIX SHY @sRg ssatlen
Nitama III; zcRi@ney Sweep F'f fCs, iO'
Sixth Race 81, 500: added the Quick
Anps u.s. New DsSs I
Shepherd Boy lO2; Cactus Rose, 1903; Ding
Bin, 1O2; Leros. 113.
Seventh Race $500; claiming; The crys,
seventy Yard. Golfer, los; sallie Gray,
land Duke. loo; Old Judge, ia,
Eighth Race $500; claiming; s;year-olds
ec Conn w. 10 q, cay ca% iOg scogs rs
los; Upon pom, i u.s. silver Sun, los. o'""'
2xSApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clair; track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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WFBM (123Ol indianapolis

indianapolis Power and Lieht Company
SATURDAY
5;3O-Melodeers (cBs).
5;45-Looking at Life (CBS).
6:00-Cowhoys.
6:15-Bohemians
7:OO-Gretee stueckgold and orchestra
7:sO-Dramatic Guild (CBs).
8:9o-Elder Michaux congregation tCBsl.
s :GGsiysS ( ciSSs 'on'''
9;20-Reggis Childs orchestra fCBSl.
9:45-Johnny Johnson orchestra lCBSl.
1O:30-Carol Lofner orchestra OBS.
ll;so-Earl Hines orchestra (CBSJ,
1900 Midnight--Sign off.
SUNDAY
sO0-Chvrch of the air lcBs).
SSo-Meledy parade lCBSl.
900-Jake's. entertainers,
930--Christian Men Builders.
1890 to 12-Sient.
IL Noon-Edith Murray (CBS).
i3:I5-Piano pointers (cBsl.
l.30-Symphonie hour (CBSl.
2;00-Buffalo variety workshop tCBS).
2:S0-0regon on parade IcBSi.
S;o0-PlayboyS (CBSl
s:30-Bakers (CBs(,
4:OO-Wheeler Mission program.
4:30-Piano twins
4:45-Nick Lucas (CBS).
5:00-Peter the Great (CBSl.
5:30-Chieago Knights (CBSl.
6:00-Voice of Columbia (CBS).
7:0O-Family theater tCBSl.
7:30-Waring's Pennsylvanians (CBS).
8:00-LadY Esther Serenade tCBS),
8:30-Salon orchestra,
9:00-Message from Governor MeNutt.
9:15-Henry Busse orchestra (CBSl.
9:45-Johnny Johnson orchestra lCBS).
10:00-Red Nichols orchestra iCBS(,
10:15-Walkathon.
10: 30-Earl Hines orchestra (CBS),
l0.45-Nat Griffiths orchestra.
II :00-Ray O'Hara orchestra lCBSl.
Ii 3o-Jack Russell orchestra (CBS),
IL Midnight-Sign off.
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AT BELMONT PARK

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clair: track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions
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Fifth Race $500; claiming; Swear -olds
107; Oswego Princess, 109; I Prevail, l07
Ntuma, Ill; XChimneY Sweep. 1O6.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: The Crys-
tai Springs; ,3-year-olds and up; mile and
ioi VisisotR iOS Rich Phil Phi ios SOUTH S1dhg
| land Duke. LOG. Old Judge. ia.
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Eighth Race 5000: claiming: s-year-olds
a and up; mile nile and seventy yardslmLttle
Zeno Eve. 1903: Pal John, 1903: Oiibway
los; Upon, lis: Silver Sun. 10S.
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nj WASFiINUIUN FAhA
First Race $500; claimingi 2-year-olds;
five furlongsl Richard, 107 Propos-
ing. LOG; Charlie Dawn, ITO; Little Cynic,
106i XYbor City, SO: Myrtle Brooks, l06
xJay D., 104.
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First Race $500; claiming; 2-year-olds;
| hve furlongsl -Sora, 1lS; ParadiSical, los;
Lucy; los. Cynwyd, i07; xPoky Girl. 81;
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Fourth Race $500; claiming Swear
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles
Camp Prince. 112; Perkins, ia, Shirley
MAY. 100; Booms Pal, 1907; Twill 112;
Hepsey's Beau. los; Southland Lad, ia,
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BY Blosser

Suddenly darkness was upon them. and the
sounds of pursuit ceased. The men Of Opar have
no love for darkness. Then Talzan paused and
lowered La to the ground, but as he did so her
soft arms encircled his neck and she pressed close
her cheek against his breast and burst into tears
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DAVID BANNIsI e el-e5l4s %
find out who Killed TRACY hlNG. Or
crestra leader Banul7ter is an aeln9r
and former news paper man. re 70. =
On the murder case Eitn GAlhEE. star
rcucrtrr on The Post .-
Among those suspected are JULIE
FpfNrE tlrrd ur1ttv and known 10
have v.sltcd Klug sh9T-.El,, before ms
death HERMAN sCUHLACH WEo Eroie
Elng a threatening Letter, ana JOE rhfs-
ROTT. doUn-anc- 1lt r.--e- re 4 ss,y
LISTER. middic-aEe1 Ep.nater. had quar-
relied uifh KIrF recently "a
dead lr = wrecked altouo1ie ,
Barrirter Dersl1dgs the police chlel
70 irf Juliet come 20 his aunt nome
osfensibiv ag q guess Oh the tAecry tlas
a. fre rirl believes herself free they can
learn more about her. --.
DAISY COSNoR maid iu the Coleman
home. tells Gauev and bannlfler tll4s
on the night King Has mlslei 81. = ~ -
Pr COLEMAN twice between aAe
O'Clock. although Denise to.l p9--Cs
Coieran Was al her home a. tnat JlIne.
Barn'rter arrives home and amos
letter Wnicn be pats ~ his POCKET. IN
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