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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Edwards and His 'Chiropractic'
Hold Have Big Order Tuesday

Billy Edwards. the rough Texas
mailman who boasts that he can
flop any grappler in the game once
he clamps his ''chiropractic" hold,
takes on a big order at the Armory
next Tuesday night when he battles
Ed CStrangler) Lewis, former world S
champion, in the top match on the
Hercules A. C. all-heavyweight card.
Lewis and Edwards are rated the
two best deadlock artists in the
game. The bout is rated as one of
the outstanding matches of the in
door season. Edwards scales around
go and will be outweighed some IS
pounds, but figures his speed and
stamina, plus his "chiropractic," will
offset the difference in weight.
In other bouts, Sol Slagel, 255, To-
peka, Kas., meets Big Boy Davis.
236, Columbus, o., and Mahmet
Youseff, 215, Turkish grappler, OPP
poses Pete Schulz, 235, Galveston.
Tex.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
State Pin Meet
Under Way Today
Nearly 200 Teams in Event
at Terre Haute.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April g.
More than 100 teams representing
Is cities will compete for $4,000 in
prizes in the 26th Annual Indiana
State Bowling tournament which
opens here today. Final games will
be rolled May 5.
Six Muncie teams and two from
Evansville will open five-man CON-
petition today.
Indianapolis teams will bowl on
April 1914, 1921 and IS.
Competitors from Muncie, Bed
ford, Huntington and Terre Haute
will take the drives in day-long
competition in singles, doubles and
f1ve-man events Sunday.
Defending champions are: team,
Hosey for Mayor, FIT. Wayne, BOIL;
doubles, r. Rump and r. Ruth, Fl.
Wayne, 1926; singles, H. Schneider
man, Peru, sos; all-events, H.
Schneiderman, Peru, 1864.
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Principals to
Discuss State
H. S. Net Meet
|. H. S. A. A. Names is
Centers for Sessions Thurs
day to Study Tourney.

Definite action on proposed
changes in the playing schedule of
the state basketball finals was as
sured today with the announcement
that sectional meetings will be held
in Is cities April IL to discuss the
situation.
Only school principals, official
representatives Of members in the
Indiana High School Athletic AS
ISOLATION, will be permitted to at
tend the discussions, Commissioner
Arthur L. Trester announced.
Meetings will be held at Crown
Point, Lafayette, La Porte, Warsaw,
Fit. Wayne, Charlottesville, Kokomo,
Indianapolis, Muncie, Richmond,
Milan, Seymour, Salem, Sullivan,
Boonville and Washington.
Will Discuss Changes
The meetings will climax in
creased agitation against the pres
ent tournament system, by which
two teams to play three games on
the last day of the finals.
several IOQII1dIIl0IlG Changes nave
been suggested, and it is likely that
discussion of these will predomi-
nate the meetings.
Commissioner Trester said that
no definite program has been out
lined TO rthe meetings, however, and
that the principals would be per-
mitted Ito talk about whatever they
want to-
zimmerman in Charge
The belief is growing that many
of the meetings will "hit a snag,"
with no further definite leadership
from the I. H. S. A. A.
The local meeting will be in
charge of K. v. zimmerman, Troad
Ripple principal and member OF the
I. H. S. A. A. board of control, and
H. E. Sanford Of Covington. Prin-
cipals from Marion, Hendricks,
Boone, Hamilton, Johnson, Morgan
and Shelby Counties will attend the
session here. Definite sites for all
meetings will be chosen by the prin-
cipals in charge.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
xPrince Charlo. los: xTanne1y. i06; xBene-
ft, los: The Singer. Ito. Southwark. 10:
White Legs, iis: xPaul r, III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Gar Wood to
Try for New
Record Today
Speedboat Pilot Expects
Miss America to Better
HIM. p. H. Mark.

By United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April g.
Miss America X. with Gar Wood ct
the wheel, viii make an attempt at
a new worlds speedboat record to-
day.
At high tide, the genial pilot who
drove her to a new record Of 124.86
miles an hour in Detroit river in
1882, will shout above the thunder
ing motors. Pull EN- back, Orlin."
Orlin is Orlin Johnson, chief me-
chanic, who has ridden with Com
modore Wood for II years. He mans
the throttle.
Wood was confident, but would
not definitely predict a new worlds
record. He was sure, however, that
Miss Americas 7400 horsepower
motors would carry her to a new
salt water record. The existing salt
water record is III miles an hour.
Although she has flashed around
Biscayne Bay twice on test runs,
Miss America has never been timed
in salt water, which is more buoyant
and therefore faster than fresh wa
ter, wherein her worlds record was
established.
With her throttle held back. and
one second before racing on to the
north end of the measured mile,
Miss America will enter a narrow
passage under an arched bridge. with
three and a half yards clearance on
either side.
A cross wind would add hazard to
the already dangerous passage and
possibly force Wood to postpone the
trial. She must coast through the
passage at a clip exceeding 80 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
CREWS AWAIT START
OF TRADITIONAL RACE
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, April 6.-The heaviest
crew that ever piled into shell for
Oxford was confident of breaking
the 11-year sequence of Cambridge
victories in the eighty-seventh re-
vival of the traditional bound race
on the Thames today.
Both crews are lacking in excel
lence and have been handicapped in
training by bad weather.
Between 500,000 and 100000 spec
tators are expected to watch the
race from each bank of the river
along the Az mile stretch from Put
ney to Mortlake-scene of England's
greatest free show.
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Race Entries Today

eta; 3-year-olds and up; one mile and
10 yardsl-Sun Monk, 112; Hug Again,
ing Mamie, ITO; Manager Bill. 1o7.
Fifth Race (s350O: added; The Rowe
longs GOOD Harvest. 116; Brannon. us:
Bachelor. Dinner. lis: Currants. 102: Jim
John. l02; Wise Sister. los; Legume. 1903;
Nautch. Ito.
Sixth Race 1890; claiming: Swear olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
Fairly Wild. lis; xCaloric. ITO: Cabochon.
Ia; Airway. 112: Darkling. ITO: Saint
Kits. 1l8: chichester. ITO.
Seventh Race 1890: claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
1ad v Jq1 xohsTokee Sal I0s
Gossip. 80: Calgary Kay. lie: Don't Blush,
10S; xCousin George. 108; Atmosphere.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Opposes Special Session

By Times Special
NEWCASTLE, April Oh. H.
Evans, Republican leader in the In
diana General Assembly, has called
upon the entire Republican delega-
tiof to the Legislature to resign, if
necessary, to block special session.
IF a special session is called, it
can only be to get the money to
operate the IL boards and commits
sions created by the regular session,
which, claim, will amount to more
than $10000000. That money can
only come by taxation" Rep. Evans,
resident of this city. stated.
He attacked the measure to con-
solidate townships as "just another
step nearer to kingdom"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
SAUERS TO RETURN
FOR MAT BOUT HERE

George Sauers, Lincoln (Neb)
light-heavyweight, whom many
local fans will remember as the
Masked Marvel" winner of eight
straight matches here three years
ago, will return to meet Joe
Kennedy of Toledo in the first of a
Tomlinson Hall wrestling card Mon
day night. He will meet Joe Ken
nedy of Toledo in the first OF the
double main events.
The final match will send Erne
Piluso of Portland, Ore, against
Buck Weaver of Terre Haute. A
one-fall opened will complete the
program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Fishing the Air

Benny Leonard, retired undefeated light
weight champion of the world, and Lew
Tender. one of his greatest rivals a dec
sde ago, VII re-stage; their famous nous
they come to the Sports Review of the
Air as guests of Thornton Fisher. Saturday.
at GAS p. m, over WIRE and an NBC
network.
Lucrezia Bori, renowned soprano, has
selected several melodious solo numbers
ranging from sprightIy tunes of her
native Spain to operatic and waltz num-
bers for the Saturday program with
Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra and chorus
over WFBM and the Columbia network,
from to $3.50 p. m.
Max Baer, heavyweight champion of the
world, and his younger brother. Buddy
will be AL Jolson'S guests in the first OF
a series of full hour entertainments over
NBCWEAF network Saturday, at $50
p. m. Benay Venuta, young west coast
blues singer also will be guest performer
at the opening broadcast, and Victor
Young and his orchestra will be on hand
to furnish instrumental melodies.
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Hughes, Indianapolis, president o
the state organization.
q q .
RIA Project Obtained
BIZ Times Specfn.

CRAWFORDSvILLE, April g.
Approval of Federal Housing Ad-
ministration project for this city has
been given by state FILA officials, it
has been announced. A local Office
is to be located on the second floor
Of the Federal Building.
A canvass to determine the needs
of the city will be MADE by eight
college students working with gov
eminent officials. The Chamber Of
Commerce was largely instrumental
in obtaining the project for Craw-
louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Shooting School Is
Sponsored by Club

The Indianapolis Gun Club, after
Observing the operation of the free
shooting school conducted on its
grounds by The Times and EN- Roe
Sporting Goods Co., has decided to
conduct a similar school on three
days of each week. The first classes
will be held this afternoon at 100.
Instructions will be given in the
field and at the traps by competent
members of the club. Stress will be
laid on safety methods in handling
guns. Free instruction books will be
furnished by the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
FEMININE V0LLEYBALL
TEAMS In TOURNEY

The Women's City volIeyball
championship tourney win be held
at the Brookside Community House
today under auspices of the City
Recreation Department. The round
robin schedule follows:
p. M. Y. w. c. A. VS.. Brokside: lis.
foatn s va sr pRERsrs xs spwades i:So'
Spades.
2 p. m. South Side Turner's VS. I. A. c.:
c. A. VS.. I. A. c.; 2:45. South Side
Turner'S vs. Broookssde
p. m. I. A. c. vs.. Spades; Sis, South
Side Turner's VS. Y w O. A
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: 3-year-
olds; one milcl-Gci6 Sweep. los: Donnie
W. los; Charlie Dawn. liz: Chifally, us;
Ny Miss, ITO, Precious Setty, los.
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Cards. In Memoriams

loving memory of our dear
father and grandfather. James l. Chap
ago today.
JOHN. PEG AND CHILDREN.
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Fourth Race ISL 900: handicap: Swear
olds and up; Waggoner Coursel-Blessed
Events, ZOE: Pharatime. l0s: Money Get
s5: Back Fence. 100: On Rush. 1I2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
AMERICANS BREAK EVEN


BARCELONA, April 6.-Wilmer
Hines and Henry Culley, Los An
geles tennis team, continued a
Spanish campaign today all square.
Hines defeated the Spaniard Suque,
SO, Us, IA. Blanc of Spain
whipped Culley, 3-6, 6-3, 6-8, SO, in
matches yesterday. Doubles were
slated today.
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One of the final matches of the Amer
lean Bowling Congress. in progress at the
New York State Armory in Syracuse since
March l. will be described over WFBM and
the Columbia network Saturday from 9:45
to 10 D. m.
Amatuer radio entertainers in Indian
apolis and throughout the state, will
have their first opportunity to display
their talents before a microphone with
the first Of series of Amateur pro-
grams scheduled to 20 On the air Sum-
day at $50 o. m. over WIRE.
Five of Americas distinguished artists.
George Gershwin. Sophie Braslau. Ernest
Schelling. Henry Hadley and Howard Bar
low will be in concert Sunday devoted
to representative compositions of talented
American composers. =, This is the. FIRST
of two concerts in the American Music
Festival to be broadcast at D. m. over
WIRE and the NBC network.
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News Survey Of Indiana
By Times Special


BLOOMINGTON 6The S495000 disposal plant and
ID
after being construction almost
built with Public Works administration funds
completed before the city finally accepts
the system
Carpenter engineer will the general Spen-
disposal
Representatives aiding
setting bookkeeping
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WEEK OF APRIL

2:15-Own Ma Perkins CNBO.
2:30-"Dreams Come True with Barry
Mckinley tNBC).
2:45-EscourtS Quartette.
3:00-Ticker notes.
3:10-Eddie Birnbryer. and Larry Grue-
ter.
3:15-Betty and Bob (NBC).
3:30-John Barker, baritone and organ.
S:45-Life of Mary Sothern (NBCl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Takes Cashier Post
By Times Special

By Times Special
GREENFIELD, April 6-Arthur
G. Downing today assumed his new
duties as cashier of the Citizens
Bank Of Greenfield, succeeding
Donald j. Pickett, who resigned.
Mr.. Downing was associated with
the manufacturing industry until
1922, vlen he became connected
with the banking firm Of Fenton.
Davis g. Doyle, Detroit. He became
secretary of the Greenfield Building
and Loan Association.
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POP WARNER is "a
By United Press

% y 2 WFttW IFt68
PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Glenn
s. (Pop) Warner, one of the most
prominent football coaches in the
country, celebrated his 64th birth
day yesterday. He Is starting his
third year with Temple University.
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PIT. A. Group Meets

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 6.-The
10th District Indiana Congress of
Parents and Teachers Is holding its
convention at Jefferson High School
here today. Principal speakers
we're to be Dean L. Matthews, Pur-
dgse University, and Hrs. Logan g.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters
SATURDAY

-
4:6o-+lttls JACK Little .cgsl wAsc.
Jewish war Veterans program
4:ls-Jackie Heller uNBcl WIZ.
4:30-our American Schools NBc)
Romsny Tran (cBs.
Jesse Crawford Musical, Diary
4:45-Fascinating Facts (cBs) wABC.
5:o0-News: Cokley's orchestra tEBC)
Frederic william vile tcBs) wABc
Jewish program tNBCl WIZ.
5:1S-Musical Instrument Demonstration
s:so--Berein's orchestra (cBs).
News: Martha Mears. songs (NBC)
News: songfeIows CNBc WIZ.
5:45-Beauty program lCPSl wABC.
Feature lNBCl WEAF.
Master Builder program (NBC)
7soconyland Sketches (cgg wAHc.
Religion in the news (NBCD WEAF.
Army Day program (NBC) CWJZ.
6:lS-Whispering Jack Smith tNBC)
World Trade and Recovery CNBc)
s:sO-outdoor Girl Beauty Parade (cBs)
NORM Sisters CNB0 wEAF.
6:45-Grace Hayes. songs (NBC) WIZ.
Sport. review Of the Air (NBc)
Roxy and Gang tCBS) WABC.
Sigmund Romberg. VIM. Lyon
Phelps (NBC) WEAF.
7:30-Art Jarrett's orchestra.
7:45-Benay Venuta (CBS).
8:O0-Andre Kostelanetz and orchestra,
Richard Boneln (CBSl WABC.
Jamboree (NBC) WEAF.
Radio City Party (NBCl WIZ.
8:30-Al Jolson and guest artists (NBC
WEAF.
Barn Dance (NBC) WIZ.
Himbers orchestra (CBS) WABC.
9;00-California Melodies (CBS).
9:30-Calisornia Melodies (CBS) WABC.
Let's Dance" q hours (NBC)
WEAF
Military Order OF World war-Army
Day program (NBCD WIZ.
9:45-Guy Lombardo and orchestra
(NBCl WIZ.
l0:00-Glen Gray's orchestra (CBS) WABC.
Dance orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
10:30-Joe Pines orchestra lNBC) WIZ.
11:00-Shandor. violinist; Dorsey Brothers
orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
Claude Hopkins orchestra (CBS).
Orville Knapp's orchestra Chs.
II s20-RaU HerhacksS orchestra (CFRS1.
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1uIlOnRSl-hlnRS-
bury, us: Caliban, 49, The .FIankman.
l0S; Rich Strike, us; Imperial Bill, ll3;
Pantaur. 49,
Second Race $500: claiming; s-year-
olds; waggoner coursel--Magenta. 100;
Bonnie Pan, i07: xJust Imperial, 100;
Baby. lo5;. My. Surprise, 10; xBlue Cat.
xEric T.. los; Myrtle Brooks. lo5..
Third Race-ssOo: claiming: s-year-olds
and up; wagsoner course -xWhisking.
ios; xMetaurus, 1i3; Bedight, ILL., Hueu,
II; Terrier; IL; xGenteel Lady. ios; Pat
Lord Tournament. liz.
Fourth Race ISL 900: handicap: Swear
Events. sos: Phsfstime. 16s; Money Get ct
IS: Back Fence. ioS; On Rush. IL.
Fifth Race $4,000 added: the Dallas
Handicap; S-ysar-olos and Up; one ana
SSsses hns iio sE snS Aan 49,
pate. ilAE, oa,55dasn clMsssssss. J5Sols yRSlp
Hooky. 81; Our Count. lis.
lal-Letellier entry.
Sixth Race. $4,000: allowances: Swear
el SsBee one fpd S SpssTtesnih nes5y
Genie, 10: Eddie j.. ioi; aSouth Gallant
ia; Roman Soldier. las: Gov. Sholtz. 1906
aGalla Clay. lis.
(aI-Milky Way Fcrm entry.
Seventh Race $500; claiming: 3-year-
oids; one milcl-Gui6 Sweep. los; Donnie
w, los; Charlie Dawn ia Chifally, us;
Ny Miss, ITO. Precious Setty, los.
Eighth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: one and one-cighth milesl-
xPrince Charlo. los: xTannefy, i0s; xBene-
IT. los: The Singer. ITO: Southwark 10:
xCrowned Head, los: xCaw Cav. Ill:
White Legs. li6: xPaul T. Ill.
Ninth Race Substitute: $500; claiming;
3-year-olds, Waggoner coursel-Sue Anne
los; Hereon, III: xPeter Russell, los;
High Finance ia. xCarbineS Count, 102:
xchatter Belle. o.: Rutland. l97: xSassen-
ach. i06s Earth Shaker. 10. Valise. 1n9;
Hiss chlsro. loz; klarlhes. 1oz.
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At Boy Meado1Us-
One Rosf-Tadv Waifa

At Bog MeGdO1OS-
One Best-Lady Waite
1. Athena, Bright Knot, No Ex-
cuSe.
2. Bonynge, Sun Liberty, Donna
Jean.
8. Lady Waite, Lady Louella, Hope
Loring.
4. Black Forest, Sickle Bill, North
gals.
5. Brown Wisdom, Ancelot, Bill
Andy.
6. Meadowbrook and Powers En-
try, Happy Helen, Supreme Court.
Z. Top Row, Teralice, Toro Flight
8. Old Tuck, Vagabond, Starbrook.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS.

5:0o-NBC CwEAFD Jewish program.
7:00-COLUMBIA Roxy and his
gang.
NBC (WEAF)-Sigmund Rom
bergk; Society Debutantes.
8:O0-COLUMBIA-A Kostelan-
etz's orchestra-Richard Bon
ELI.
NBC (wJz)-Radio City Party.
a:3o-NBC (WEAF)-Al Jolson and
guest artists.
e:3O-NBC CWEAFl-'Let's Dance
8 hrs.
NBC (wJZ)-Military order Of
World War program.
e:45-COLUMBIA-B Congress
Finals.
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MONDAY

A. M.
6:30-Morning devotions
6:45-Tunefui Tick Tocks.
7:30-Musicel Clock.
S.00-BreakfaSt club (NBCD.
S.45-600 On the AIR.
9:00-Press Radio news NEO.
9.05-Smackout (NBCD.
oi5-Holman Sisters (NBC).
9:30-Breen and De Rose (NBCo.
9.z@Joe White (NBC1.
10:00-Hour Of Memories CyBC-.
IL .00-Morning melodies
II :30-Farm and Home hour (NBC-.
p NJ
12:30-virginia Lee and Sunbeam (NBC1.
IL :4S-Happy Long.
i2:55-Wonder news.
i.00-Peerless Pastimes
1:i5-Revolving Stage fNBC5.
1:45-Mario CozZi fNBCl.
2.30-Amertcan melodies.
2.1@Ma Perkins fNBCl.
2.30-To be announced.
2:41The Sizzlers lNBC1.
3.00-Woman's Radio review tNBC.
330-PH5lic Responsibility for Crime
Control tNBC0.
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Sixth Race $500: graded handicap: s.
year-olds; one milel-Barcarolle, 1o4; Hap
DIV Helen. lO8; Air Squadron. 106; (Al Bon
Amour. 104; JAR. D. Powers. 1o9; Kent,
4OG 1Al@Meadowbrook and Powers entry.
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Boys School Coach
Lines UpSchedules
Baseball and Football Tits
Carded for BiSonS.
BIZ Timea SnecinI

By Times Special
PLAINFIELD, Ind, April g.
Coach Elmer H. Wright today an
founced schedules for both the
1885 baseball and football seasons
for the Indiana Boys School Bisons.
The baseball schedule at present
includes nine high school games
which will be played before the
close of the school year. During
the summer months the Boys
School nine will play amateur ball
clubs in the 16-20-year-o class.
Clubs in this division are asked to
communicate with Coach Wright.
The baseball schedule:
j. April Slope. there.
April i3-Hope here
April 20-Morton Memorial. here
Nav 4-Silent Hoosiers. here
Nav il-Morton Memorial. there.
Nav 13-Creenfield there
MAY 24-Siient Hoosiers. there.
Nav 27-Ben Davis there.
The football slate for the Boys
School lists seven games with two
open dates. Sept. and IL are
open and games to be played at
Plainfield are sought. The sched-
ule:
Sept. 7-Open.
Sept 5I5-PPeer na,. there here. 49,.
Sept. 27-Kirklin. there.
0ct. j;3oCIispus Attacks. there.
oct. 1s-Washington CTerre Haute).
Oct. 26-Dugger there.
Nov. sheridan, here.
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5. Our Count. Sweeping light
Late Date.
6. Roman Soldier, McCart,hy y,
South Gallant.
Z. Chifally, Charlie Dawn, My
Miss.
8. Cav Cav, Crowned Head, White
Legs.
9. High Finance, Sassenach, Here
on.
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Fifth Race (s7oo claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: one milel-Panic Blues, ia: xIda
xBrown wisdom. 100: Nerissa. los; Rance
lot, 109.
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Fifth Race (s400: claiming: s-year-olds
and up: one milel-xPico Blanco. 1O9;
Shoot Foot. Ill; xCarmel 101; xLa Honda.
1o9: Sunny Bank. 1l6: xWise Baby. "a:
xGrossmont. 109 xMint Bird. 81: Crab
tree. 1l9: xBea. 101; Aka. Ill.
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AT ROWE

First Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongsl Merry Bud, 106;
Jess. ITO; xPlayfole, los; xOnward, 108;
Abercrombie. l0S: Sparky. 118; Ottawa
iO8 xRed Commander. ITO: xJilted. lo8;
Fervid, 1ls: xEvening Chimes. los; KEEL
It, ITO; Justa Teacher. ITO.
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Sixth Race (s4oO; claiming: 3-year-old
and up: one mile)-xLady Riaf, los; xMy
Gentleman, 109; xRicciardo Ill; xAh-
vance, 108; Mazol, 1l3; Zone. 113; Lazi
Canter. l16: xSeth's Pride, 108; Business
Man, ia; George Holiday, 1l3.
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AT BAY MEADOWS

First Race $500: claiming; .4-year-olds
and up; six furlongs)-Leonie. 100; Knight
Flash, 1O4:. xveruza. 1O4; High Sun ~;
Knot. I09; xAltena, 104: xSimon .Legree
lO9: xWhipsnake. 104: Chazzan. ia; xDor
Iucero 109
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Seventh Race (s4oO; handicap; 3-year-
Flower, 1o4; Rare Tree. ioi; serap DC
knight. 90: John Davenport, los; Alviso,
l0S;. Lucille K, LOG; Honuapo. lis. Quick
Flight. 10: On Well. 10; al Ur. lO4
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Seventh Race $4,000 added: the Spring
Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; one an6
one-sixteenth miles)-Bon Amour, 90;
PARK Winter. 10; TOP Row; liSi "a Terra 1na.
lAl Sand Baby, 1903; lThomasville. 1903
(A)-P. NJ. Pike entry.
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Fourth Race (s400: claiming; 2-year-
olds; maidens; four and one-half furlongsl
Silver Crown. LOG: Phoebe 10. 109; Pima
Peggy GeoY re. 10e: Countess Bye, iii:
Tynemouth ITO: Skeeter Hawk. liz; Fam
cvs Fancy. 1l3; Dickey Boy. liz; Edna r..
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Fourth Race $500: claiming: Swear
Odds and up; one milel-Ted Conard, ITO;
Highman, loo; Bona Cal. lis; Northgalis,
10; Sickle Bill los; Black Forest. lis.