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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
INDIANAPOLIs


Manual 20. New Augusta %.
Bon Davis a. OaklandOn. Il
Washington. IS. Lawrence. u.
Tech 26. Warren Central. Is.
Southport 20 Acton. ID
ghorfridge. IS. NeW Bethel. %.
Manual. p. CastletOn. 10
5 son bort q. Techl. 20.
ANDERSON
Anderson. 30. Alexandria. 10.
LaDel. "a. Ewood. p.
ATTICA
Atica. 81. Husboro. i6.
WliliamsDort. 80, West Lebanon. 20.
AURORA
Aurora. 40. Dilsboro. -
Rising sun IS M0ores Hill 10
BEDFORD
Bedford a.. Oolitic. IS.
FAYETTEVILLE "a. Heltonville. Il.
Tunnelton. %. ShawsWick. Is.
Williams. %. Huron. H. -,
Mitchell ga SprlnCville. 70.
BLOOMFIELD
5ss,oan.ilie. g. .; S seoibiand. Fl
LYONS IS. Midland. 20.
Bloomfield. p. Owensburg. 10.
BLUFFTON
Rock Creek. 81. Chester Center. II.
Lancaster So OSSidN. -
Bcrne "a. Union Center. %.
Kirkland. 90. Monroe. 10.
Button. -. Jefferson. IL
Hartford Township 30; Pleasant Mills. z.
Petroleum p Liberty Center. -.
Rock Greek. 50. Geneva. II.
Berne. %. Lancaster. 10.
BRAZIL
Spencer. %; GOsport. 4,
VanBuren. Is. Cory. 10.
ASHORE. %. CLAW City. IL.
8 Bo~2r g Green sfer 81 Pat H 49,
Brazil 81, Freedom. 7.
CHAMELEON
Canneltou %: Derby. 20. =,
Leavenworth. 80, Oil Township, %.
Marengo. .. Troy. q.
Tel City. q, Bristow' g
COLUMBIA CITY
ChurubuSco 80. South Whitley. IS
Jefferson Center. IL washington
CENTER. 10.
CONNERSVILLE
Harrison Township. 81, Orange, 20.
BrooSville -: Liberty. Is.
Connersviile. 40. Harrisburg. is.
Brownsville. %. Fairview. %.
Laurel 30, Bentonville. 28.
Oidcnburc l6: Springfield township. IS.
Evcrton. %. .Alqulna; p
Whitewater -. Kitchel. 30
COnncrsville. 30. BroOkville. IS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Charlottesville %; New Ross II.
New Market II. Darlington. Is lover
imef
Linden. 3s wingate. So
Ladoca. is. Waynetown. s.
Alamo 2s New Richmond %.
Waveland. q. Bowers. IA.
DANvILLE
Danvile. q; Lizton. is.
Amo. p. New Winchester. Is.
P,ainheid. 27. Clayton. Is.
Brownsburg. So. Stilesville. is.
Pit,sboro. IS: North Salem. II.
DELPHI
Monroe Township. So; Adams Tow
Delphi. 81: Cutler. 10
EVANSVILLE
Griffin "a Cvnthians. is.
New Harmony. %. Newburg. 20.
EInerfcld Is. Mt Vernon. "a
Bosse Of Evansville. 81: Milersburg. II
Wadesyilie. q chandler, H.
Poseyville. Il, Stewartsville, Is.
Central p, Reitz. p.
TT WAYNE
Elmhurst. IS. woodburn. 1s.
Monmouth IS. Lafayette Central. SO.
New Haven. -. Harlan. %.
Hoaeland 50 Hunfertown. 10
Central r Wavnel. "A. Arcola. IA.
N6rih Side n waynel. IS: Monroe
south side. %. Elmhurst. %.
Monmouth. So New Haven. 2s.
FRANKFORT
Scircleville IS. Kirklin. II.
Fraukfort %. Forest. II.
Washington Township. "a sugar creek
Township 2
RoSsviile o. NfichiCantown. is.
ColfaX S6. Jackson Township. ~.
FRANKLIN
Edirhurr So. Van Buren, Township. IS.
Greenwood 81. Trafalgar. IS.
Masonic Home. a.. Nashville. 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
DUSEKS BREAK EVEN
ON WRESTLING CARD

RT imrs Special
TORONTO. March 1.-The four
DuSek brothers from Omaha all ap-
pcared on a mat card here Thursday
night and split even in the series.
with one win. two draws and
defeat
Ernie Dusek. 224. threw jim
Browning. 238. Verona. Mo. in 36
minutes. Emil DuSek. DO. wreStled
10 a draw with George ZahariaS.
go. Pueblo. 80 minutes: Rudy Du-
SEX, DIT. drew with Ace Coleman,
200. California. and Joe DuSek. 2l6.
was thrown by Vic Christie, 202.
California. after Is minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Oklahoma City Gets
Pro Golfers Meet

Eg Trfri Press
SARASOTA. Fla. March 1.-The
Twin Hills Golf Club, Oklahoma
City. Mill be the scene Of the Pro-
feSSional Golfers Associations an
nusl championship tournament,
Oct. 1920.
George r. Jacobs. association
president. announced selection of
site and dates from winter head
quarters here. Tournament plans
have been revised 10 provide for 81
instead OF % QualifierS. and Sc holes
Will be PLAYED daily after l8-hOle
rounds on the first two days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

-Columbia-Lilac Time. Arthur
Murray. dance instructor.
NBC (WEAFl Jewish pro-
gram.
6:3O-Columbia - outdoor Girl,
Beauty Parade.
-Columbia-Roxy and his gang.
NBC Sigmund Rom
berg; Society Debutantes.
5.OO-Columbia-A Kostelantz'
rchestra-Richard BoneLi.
NBC lWEAFJ -Shilkret's or
chestrs.
NBC (WJZl-Radio City Party.
s:3O-NBC (WEAF)-The Gibson
Family.
-Columbia-Mi SYM
phony.
e:30-NBC CWEAF)-'Let's Dance"
3 hours.
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Richard Bonelli. distinguished Amer
icau baritone Of the Metropolitan opera
evening star. 20 du Mein Holder Abend-
stern" OF Wagner. from "Tannhausern as
a highlight Of his program over WFBM
and the Columbia network with Andre
Kostelanetz and his orchestra and en-
semble Saturday from 8 10 $50 D. n.
Richard Himber and his Champions
wifi broadcast half-hOur of dance tunes
over WFBM the the Columbia network
Saturday at $3.50 D. m.
Samuel Untermever. well-known New
York attorney. will discuss The Growing
Danger 10 National RecoverY-Our Con-
fiscatory Income Taxes" during a broad
cast Saturday at $3.50 D: n. over an NBC-
WIZ network.
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KID COCO WINS BOUT

By Times special
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March q
Louis kid Coco, local 148-pound
Negro fighter, won an eight-round
decision over Ray Napolitano, Brook
Ign, here Thursday. The referees
card gave Coco seven rounds, with
the other even.
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AT SANTA ANITA

ods and up; six furlongs l--xTeenya.. 100;
oregon Meteor. 10; ,XRufle lQ5; zi7 al:
Flash. 1o5; On Edge, 100; xNotify. 100;
Second Race $1,000; claiming: 3-yeaG-
Can Ele. ITO: Noon Rose 107: Nappus; ll2;
Ssn seDe 49, 49, Gsrme 49, u.s. A E2RIi
i07; Tassa1ara liz; swiftly, III.
old ThT one RaEf G9S ' B q6 Pa69t
lis: Watonga. l12 Kent. 100; Fress On,
100; Melody Lane. 1o4; Deerfy. 100; Read
work. l09.
Fourth Race $1,000; claiming; 47ysaE-
olds and up; six furlongs l-BeHe GrIer
1885, d ds0aER Th9 p l Prince aIoS 5S
ITO; Chatter Queen. los; xLonEford' 100.
4-year-olds and up; LIS miles --Resardd-
less liz aiJnSsyiuS rI Ia s Ss1f Bee9y Io2
CalJ. W. Shaw and C. N. Mooney entry.
Sixth Race Cs25oo. added; me santa
Sound ADVICE, l2s; PGndit, ia; Be
Pitter Pat. lis; Bye 10, los; ANN o'Rulsy.
"a Rough Diamond, lo4; Happy Helen.
los Toro Flight. ia
ta)C. V. Whitney entry.
Seventh Race fsi300: Handicap; Swear
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles
sun Archer. 1903; Sweeping Light, ia;
Frank Ormort. $50; Chance Line, 10i;
High Glee, lis; Head Play, 100.
Eighth Race $4,000; claiming 4-year
olds and up: one and one-eighth miles 4
xBertrand. 100; Jillion. ia; Warning, ia;
twisted Threads, ia Master Toney. ia;
xHobnail, l0e Hyman, ia; xGolden
Knight 107: Babee. l09; Kislav, ia;
xTheorem, l0T: adjudication. 100.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
INSURANCE MEASURE
APPROVED BY SENATE

New Regulatory Law Now OoeS 10
Governor for Signature.
The state administrations 1nsur-
ance bill was unanimously approved
in the Senate yesterday and now
goes to the Governor for signature.
The bill places all insurance COM
panies under emore rigid regulation
of the state insurance department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
MARCH 3, 1885
Lew AmberS
RapS Out Win
Over Fuller
New York Boxer May Meet
Canzoneri in TUne-Up
for Barney Ross.
BY LAYTON CARVER
rrtsd Press staG Correspondent

EEW YORK. March LEV
Aubers. less than a year out c.
tho TAN timber a upper NeT YORK
state today looked back on a VIC
-o-v IN the first 15-round bout o.
r.- career and toward a shot a.
barney Ross would lightweight
championship
Tre hurricane from Herkimer
~ T. spotted Sammy Fuller. the
R~-1n Toy Bull. the most deyas-
ta.ng punch in the lightweight
division plus 10 years experience
and won q decision last night IN
slam-bang battle hat pulled
Madison Square Garden out OF the
dOldrums
Ambers justified the New York
state Athletic Commissions faith
in him as 10. 1 challenger by de-
fea.ng the choice Of the Illinois
commission
AS a final tune-up for the igni
with Poss here outdoors during the
summer. Ambers probably Wall meet
Tony Canz0neri. former champion
it was announced today A decision
will be reached Monday.
Has victims Admiration
But on the word Of Fuller, who
should know. Ambers doesn't need
ANYTHING except the same cyonclic
attack he launched with the first
--,,r ,,,~5 v,,ainfafned 70 the finish
last night
Hes a whale OF a fighter" Fuller
said today. squirting through knots
around his eyes and speaking
through sliced lips. And If Ross
ha- any trouble making l35 pounds
and I know he viii. Ambers will out
gallon him. He stands a chance
under any conditions I should
know. I've boxed EN- both
Ambers went into the ring weigh
Inr 1874 pounds and Fuller was just
eight ounces heavier. but there the
similarity ended
Before a crowd just short Of
10000. Ambers relied on speed,
agility and the fog Of gloves which
developed Fuller from the third
round on. He carried the fight TO
the stiff punching Bostonian.
slipped or took pOt-shOts without
slowing up. and was still blazing
away At the finish. though he mar
rowly escaped being fattened.
Makes Desperate Stand
FULLER laid back with his left hand
cooked and every time ne fired Am
hers quivered to his heels. but came
out Of It punching and returned
stageer for stagger. round after
round
In the 18th Fuller made one last
desperate stand. He knew Referee
Jack Dempsey and the judges must
vote against him. so he let fly with
q PRAYER on every punch in one
final salvO that took the play away
from Ambers and came perilouSly
near "a knocking him out.
In that final wild burst of fire.
Ambers received his only mark. a
cut under the left eve which shed a
fine trickle Of blood. A darting
half-hOOk. haf-uppercut to the
point Of the chin lifted him to the
tips Of his toes. Apparently he was
being readied for the finisher. But
ne boxed his way out fought back
furiOusly and gamely. and finished
with an edge in - Of the IS rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
NORTH SIDE COLLISION
SENDS 3 TO HOSPITAL
Trio Injured When Automobiles
Crash at Amidst Crossing.

Crash at 42nd-St Crossing.
Three persons, one an aged
man, were injured yesterday when
two autos collided at Amidst and
Guilford -av. Miss Isabelle Schelly,
26, Of 3O1 E. North-st, and her
grandfather, Henry G. Short, 73,
were taken to City Hospital. Three
passengers in the other car escaped
injury but the fourth, Charles
Liziuf, 20, of .4849 N. Illinois-st, was
injured and taken to the hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
At HidlcGh PARK

At HiGlCGh PARK
One Best-Gentle Knight
1. Gentle knight. ErebuS. Post
script.
?. sun Monk. CathOp. Golden
Fate.
3. Ding Bin. Friedrich. AsgiS.
1. Sparta. Glory Greenock. Black
Mistress.
5. ArahO Stable entry. stand Pat.
ChAcCinC.
6. Right Rank. Motley. Brindle.
7. Sig show, Brass Monkey. Fair
i Wild.
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At Houston


At H0USt0n-
One Best-Can't Remember
I. GypSie Chief. FiaghOrn. Cogay.
.. DOzana. ETC T. Bessie Eve.
3. Flagbearer. DOrnOch. AMMAN.
4. Can't Remember. Bold Lover.
Hasty Glance.
S. creech entry. Rip Van Wrinkle.
Our Count
s. Al Neiman. James Boy. Cav
Cav.
:. Bacardi Sweep. Drastic Water.
Meany.
g. Mint De Me, la Sale, Shasta
Broom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
RIPPLE IUNIORS LOSE

The Broad Ripple Junior High
School basketball team lost to
Washington Township Junior High
netmen, IS to %, Thursday after
noon at Washington Township gym.
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Knox College Net Title
of Little 19 Conference

By United Press
GALESBURG, Ill, March g.
Knox College, internationally IA
nous as the Schol that hasn't won a
football game since 1881, won the
basketball championship of the lit
tie Nineteen Conference last night
by defeating Coe college of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, 43 to %. President Al
bert Britt assured cheering students
that "it undoubtedly is a promise Of
better days next fall"
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SUNDAY

s 0O-The Rev Morris Il. Cosrs
8 30-Peerless trio (NBC1.
8 +5-Aidcn EdkinS NBCl
9 00-The SOuthernaires tNBC).
$500 be announced.
10 -WatchtOwer
Wajberg Brown string quaFtette
Melody hour
II .30-Radio City Music Hail on the Air
o-Noon-American Melodies.
IL 36-Jewel Box Of Melody.
y 45-WhlSpering strings
/ 00-The Poet Prince lNBC).
l.I5-Marshau players.
l.30-MOdern melodies.
2.O0-Newspaper adventures.
? l5-The Olympians.
? 3O-Sunday VeSpers (NBCl.
3OO-Jol!y. Coburn and his orchestra
3O-Morton Downey lNBCl.
400-Sentinels Serenade NBCl.
43O-The House by the Side OF The Road
iNBCl
5O0-Nelma Pattmann.
5.l5-Roger Bean.
53O-The Clock Turns Back
5 35-Harrv BaSOn.
; .45-OrigIn Of Superstition.
6.00-Jac6 Benny tNBCl 49,
630-AmeriCan Radiator Musical Inter
lude (NBCl.
-6.45-Wendell Hall lNBCl.
7O0-General Motors symphony concert
800-The Thrill Hunters
S:15-Rhythm and Harmony.
945-Do You Believe in Ghosts.
9:00-Jane Froman and the Modern choir
tNBCl.
9:3O-one Mans Family NBC)
10 00-Henry Kings orchestra lNBCl.
10 30-PresS Radio news tNBCl.
10:35-Joseph Cherniavskys orchestra
tNBC)
1f.O0-Abe Lyman's orchestra tNBC).
II 30-Don Pedro's orchestra (NBC).
- -Midnight-Sign off.
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MONDAY

a. M
5:30-Top o. the Morning.
6.00-Nation's Family Prayer hour.
6:15-Morning devotion.
6:30-BuenOs Dias.
6:45-Chandler Chats.
7:0O-Phil Cooks Note Book (NBCJ.
7:l5-American Family Robinson.
7:30-Cheerio fNBCI.
8.OO-Joe Emerson, Hymns Of All
8:15-Music by Diyano.
6:30-Mail Bag
45-Morning HOusewarmers.
9.00-Jean BOaZ, Blues Singer. and piano.
9.15-Clara, LII n En- tNBCl.
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-NeWs flashes
9.45-Elliot Brock violinist.
10:00-WOR Dedication program.
10.l5-Questions & Answers.
10:30-Melody Mixers.
10 .59-Time
1i:00-Home Loan talk.
II:05-Mary Acott blues singer
11:15-River and market reports.
11:20-Livestock reports.
II 3O-Natl Farm & Home hour (NBCl.
P NJ
IL 3O-Howard Woods dance orchestra.
II 45-Earl Burtnett dance orchestra.
: 1.00-Ohio School Of the Air.
2.00-Vic Il Ssde (NBCl.
2.I5-Ma Perkins (NBC.
2.30-"Dreams Come True" with Barry
Mckinley NBC).
2.45-Travel talk
3lO-Edde Birnbryer. tenor and &C
Gordon.
3:15-Betty & Bob-drama.
3;3O-John Barker baritone. and organ.
.45-Iife of Mary SOthern
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. NJ
4OO-rcadia Cafe orchestra CNBCl
4:3o-JsSSe Crawford's Musical Diary
5OO-R F. D. hour-Boss Johnston &
McCormicks Fiddlers.
5.30-Bob Newhal.
5:4s-Sport Parade with Thornton Fisher
6Oo-"What of the Future" U. of c.
6:3o-The Street Singer (wOR).
6:45-"The Wayne Family.
7:OO-Sigmund Romherg & VIM. Lyon
Phelps lNBC).
7:OO-Bily Hillpot & scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
830-"Gibson Family" Musical Comedy
CNBCD
9:30-Lets Dance-Benny Goodman. Kel
Murray IL Xavier Cugat (NBC).
A. NJ
u 30-Mel Snyders dance orchestra
l 00-Bernie Cummins dance orchestra.
1:30-MOon River, organ g. poems.
2 00-Sign off.
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MONDAY

a NJ
6.30-Morning Devotions.
6.45-The Temple of the Air.
7.00-Tuneful Tick ToCkS.
7.30-Musical clock
s 00-Breakfast club (NBC).
8:45-800 on the Air.
9.O0-JoSephne Gibson (NBC).
9.15-Holman Sisters tNBCl.
9.30-The Oleanders (NBCl.
9.45-PreSs Radio news tNBC).
9.50-Viennese SeXtette tNBCl
10.00-The HoneymOoners (NBC).
10:15-Tony WonS (NBCl.
10.30-MelOdy Mixers tNBCl.
11:15-Bennett Sisters (NBCl.
II 0O-Fields and Hall (NBC).
II 30-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P NJ.
I23O-Virginia Lee and Sunbeam (NBC)
y ;45-Happy Long.
1:0O-VarSitv Matinee (NBCl.
2 .OO-American Melodies.
2:15-Ma Perkins (NBC).
230-To be announced
2:45-The SizzlerS tNBCl.
3 00-Womans radio review (NBCl.
3 30-Ken Sparnon ensemble tNBC).
3 :45-JuleS Lande ensemble (NBC).
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

P. NJ.
4 00-Little Jack Little orchestra (CBS).
4:15-Tea Time tunes.
4:45-Church program.
500-Little Jack Little orchestra.
5 3O-Eddie Dooley's sports talk.
5:45-Milton Charles (CBS).
5 55-NeWs.
6:0O-Dr. G. Bromley OMAN.
6:15-Kurkdiie Ensemble (CBS).
630-Edgewater Beach orchestra (CBS).
700-Roxy revue tCBS1.
7:45-Musical revue tCBS)
6O0-Richard Bonelh and orchestra
:3O-Champions (CBsl
8 :OO-Mnneapolis Symphony (CBS).
3O-Law for the Layman.
45-California Melodies CBSl.
10:00-Louie Lowe orchestra.
10:I5-NeWS.
IO:20-Chico De Verdi orchestra.
10 30-Atop the Indiana roof.
10 45-CaSa Rev orchestra.
II :00-Johnny Green orchestra (CBSl.
11:15-Cab Galloway orchestra tCBSl.
IL 30-Luuie Lowe orchestra.
IL -Midnight-Sign off.
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At Santa AnitG-
One BeSt-Traitor
/ Traitor Notify. Cold Wave.
>. Can Ele. Swiftly. TaSsaJara.
3. Deerfly. Pundit. Sickle Bill.
/ Georgia Lily, Sharp Thoughts,
Prince Heather.
5. JoviuS, Sand Baby, Regardless.
6 Sound Advice, Bluebeard, Pam
toufie.
7. Head Play, Royal Blunder, High
Glee.
8. Bertrand, Hobnal, Golden
knight,
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At Fair Grounds
One BeSt-Burnside
I. Goron, Edith walker, Magic
Line.
> Last Stand. Hamburger jim,
Bright Wine.
3. Forceful, Thistle Dick. Shoteur.
/ Shirley May, Wild Transit,
AnimatOr.
5. our Mae. Mccarthy. Tom
Black.
6. Testing. DauntleSs Miss, Fan
Fern.
:. Burnside, Mokan, Jack Biener.
s. Narcelet. Cynara, Transcal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Race Selections
BIZ Tom NoOne
tco1vrsh- ov
NOONE'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY

Days BeSt-Gentle Knight.
Best LOngShot-FOrceful.
Best Parlay-JeSting and Al Neiman.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
OFFERINGS

6.l5-Black Ghost.
8 .3O-Nati0nal Barn dance lNBCl
930-Guy LOmbardo's orchestra NBCl.
10 00-EnN Coemsns orchestra NBCf
10 3O-Bernie Cumnlins orchestra NBCi
II .0O-Larrv Sirv's orchestra MIC
ll.3O-HaI Kemp's orchestra lNBCl
y .00-Micnight-Si of.
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"a al. Cattarinich and F. seremba entry.

Sixth Race $500; handicap: s-year-oIds
and up; one mile)-(alBy Gracious, 90;
Smooth 100; (a)Brother, 102: Testing, III;
Fan Fern, 1903; Dauntless Miss, 105; HIT
And Run, 106; Cloudet, Ill; Learoyd, ITO;
Our Mae, 112
~ = Rradlev entry
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Eighth Race Cs4OO; claiming. .4t-year-olds
and up: one mile)-Little Jay, liz; xTrans-
call, FOO; Nanny D. 1917; Don Pablo ;d3! ~ liz
Trotwood. liz; BUSY Marie, 100; DICE 3n7.
Porter 1l2; Carisss, 100; Marcelet. lO1;
Known Limit, 1O2; Little Toots, 1O7; Grand
Voivode, .1o7; xCynara, 1o2; Carus ClaTus
ia; Lothario- 112; Old Bill. liz; %JuSt
Remember. 1902.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions
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Seventh Race (s40o; claiming; 4-year-
o!ds and up; one mile l-XNorthee11n spy.
Biener, liz xImelda, l02; xFlanude. 102;
Sporting Maudie, 107; objection; 1QS;
xOur Pride. 1902; xMuf. 1902; Burnside ~;
Halliard, liz; Polly's Folly. 107; Baritone,
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Race Entries
Today
AT FAIR GROUNDS

First Race (s4oo; claiming: Swear -oids.
100: Sugar Greek lO7; Edith Walker. lo3,
Talvores. 1917 Magic Line, III: Leo B. ~
Doc Osler l08 Moving Clouds. l06: Bel
Iona. 107; Gordon. l07.
Second Race Cs4OO; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; six furlongs Spoiled Boy,
il3: Patricia G.. l0s; Authority IO8;
Bright Wine 1903. xJudge Dixon. l08; Per
suader. 113. Aglaia. 1903: Hamburger jim.
ll3: xDonny Johnny. 1903; Young John.
l13; Last Stand, li3; Red Vamp. lO8.
Third Race ts4oO; claiming; 3-year-olds
XPTIncesS PyEe lo7; XMgaGym]99ggntt 1o4,
hy 1O5; xThstIe DICK. Id2 xKIng Bel Gel
liz; Blind Star, 1903; All Night II:
xShoteur, ll2 xDon Carlos. l12; XCeltic
Prince. ia; xWar Dimes, 1l2.
Fourth Race ,s4oo; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles -
xWild Transit. 1922 xLuke Council, 107;
Pacheco, 1l2; Joe Geary, ITO. Royal Sport.
ITO: Brown Admiral, lis: XThe Spanlard.
los; Shirley May. los; xAnimator lO5.
Fifth Race $500; allowances; 3year-
olds; one mile -Leana G., l05; Our Mae.
Il2; (aDChief Osceola. 107; Blue Cat, l05;
Little Duke. 1903; Funderburg, ITO, Exc
tude 90: Princess Belle, 105; Blue Hour,
100 Tom Black Ito, Mccarthy, III; Cam
mons Roar. 1903; Glittering. 1O3i Ca)Miss
0O tsaj. cattarinich and F. seremba entry.
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NEW HOME

LIST floor, large living room
with fireplace, large dining
room, large kitchen, electric
refrigerator, gas stove, all
built-in features, doub | e
drain board sink, very large
open porch. End floor, 3 fine
bed rooms with large closets,
beautiful tile b a t h with
S over. Basement, hot
water heat, automatic hot
water gas heater, stationary
laundry tubs. 2-car detached
garage, lot wooded and
Shrubbed. 1t is complete
and priced to sell.
TERMS. $500 DOWN,
BALANCE MONTHLY.
Drive direct out Conn.
ave. to sign on property at
Kensington, Md.
Open from 2 PM. to 9 PM.
Daily.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
s417 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Phone Shepherd 1928. j.
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BLAIR-TAKOMA
BETWEEN TAKOMA PARK AND
CTTV ER SpRINE

SILVER SPRING
New brick Dutch Colonial home;
large living room with fireplace;
dining room; kitchen in apple
green and cream, with factory
built cabinets, inlaid linOleum and
ElectrOlux refrigerator; large
screened porch opening from
kitchen, suitable for a Summer
dining room; two large front bed
rooms and smaller rear one; tile
bath with shower; linen closet;
rock wool insulation; hot water
heat; side porch; attractively land
scaped lot; garage with overhead
doors. $500.
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sALE-NyEsTMENr PROPERTY

LOT 500. SQUARE 1880. CONTAINING
approximately $4,000 So it.. about $4,000
#. being second commercial. WITH railroad
frontage for one-car siding. Sacrifice TO
settle estate for S4,75O; assessed value,
S.. 500 L. v. THACKER. INC. 2726
18th st. ne
NEW. DETACHED: LIAM: NV: INSUL.
ROOF INCOME. So 900 YEAR. $500.
P1CHLER. 1905 K NV. NATL. 1900.
MODERN BRICK HOUSE, RENTING S465
year. Price. $3.50. Real value. BOSS
& PHELPS. l417 K St
READY FOR DEVELOPMENT. II ACRES
on 10th st. bus line at Forest Glen, Md
Buy II by the acre; sell it by the foot. F. r.
WESTON. 240O Forest Glen road.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. NV. WITH
barber shop. 8 apis, all rented TO good
tenants: price, $4,000; total monthly in
come, $ll5.
635 Southern Bldg. Ma. 1900. %
DOWNTOWN BRICK HOUSE ROOMS
and bath. garage; rented same tenant
last three years; $1,000 per mo. Price.
100000 Will net l2l2fs.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1919 K Street NV. Dist. 1918.
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EXCHANGE.

SIX-ROOM CONN. AVE. CORNER HOUSE.
opposite park. for larger one: reason. five
children. Phone National 5422.
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ANYWHERE
RESULTS SINCE 1924. ". B. PICHLER,
1905 NV. NATL. 1900. CLEV. 500
WILL EXCHANGE PRINTING FOR NEW
bathroom fixtures and fittings or good used
ones. Address Box i69-A. Star Office.
EXCHANGE A SEVEN-ROOM WINTER
cottage, Colonial Beach newly renovated,
for small house and grounds, suburban.
Address Box 246-A. Star office.
MODERN ENGLISH-TYPE BRICK AND
StUcco house. excellent NV. neighborhood,
for suburban property or nearby water
front farm. Address Box 264-A Star Office
WILL TRADE GOOD BUILDING SITE IN
built-up section for beach site. Give price
and full details Address Box 233-A. Star
Office. -
HOUSE. g ROOMS, WITH SCREENED
porches ami. on Chesapeake Bay. to ex-
change as first payment for large house in
city suitable for roomers. See HOPKINS
STORE, Shady Side, Md or phone West
River 21G-F-l3 l.