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Miss Francs Zones, who was
visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Peterson, and other relatives, left
yesterday afternoon by plane for
Miami en- route to California.
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Emile Coue. French mental
healer and kypnctist, was born at
Troyes, France, in 1927. He died
in 1926.
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L E G AL S

such county officer. Nothing con-
tanned herein shall affect Section 20
of Article III of the Constitution Of
the State OF Florida, except as 10
such provisions therein as relate 10
regulating the jurisdiction and
duties of any class of officers. to
summoning and impanelling grand
and petit juries. to assessing and
collecting taxes for county purposes
and to regulating the fees and com
pensation of county officers No
law authorizing the establishing or
abolishing of such Municipal cor
poration pursuant to this Section
shall become operative or effective
until approved by q majority OF the
qualified electors participating In
an election held In said county. but
so long as such municipal corpora
ton exists under this Section the
Legislature may amend or extend
the law authorizing the same with
out referendum to the qualified
voters unless the Legislative act
providing for such amendment 0r
extension shall provide for such
referendum.
Approved June 4. 1885.
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RICHARDSON'S GROCERY

Five per cent will be taken off
your grocery bill if you purchase
your food needs for cash this
week at Richardson's Grocery,
corner Eaton and &C Elizabeth
streets. This offer iseegood for
Saturday and Monday only.
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r. B. Alexander, from Wash
ington, D. c., arrived this week
and is connected with the Over
seas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict. Mr.. Alexander will be in
the field during the construction
work, it was said.
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Rev. ]. C. Gekeler, of First
Presbyterian church, who was at
tending meeting of the Presby-
terry in Lakeland and visited with
Mrs. Gekeler's mother at Dade
City, returned via Florida Motor
Lines bus yesterday afternoon.
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Captain Alfred Ferdinandsen,
of the WPA marine survey in
Key West and Miami, left yes
terday for the last named city
after a brief visit here.
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Mrs. Leonard Roberts, who was
spending a while with relatives in
Miami. was a returning passenger
over the highway yesterday aft
ernoon.
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Mrs. Federico Prindle, who
had been spending several months
with relatives in the north, was
a returning passenger over the
highway yesterday afternoon.
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The votes cast In compliance with
said proposed amendments. and the
canvass, declarations and returns
thereof. shall be subjected 20 the
same regulations and restrictions as
are provided by law for general
elections in the State OF Florida
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
! have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Great Seal OF
the State Of Florida. at Tai
lahassee. the Capital. this the
LIST day of August. A. D 1886.
(SEAL)
r. A. GRAY,
Secretary of State
aug714-21-2S: sept4-11-1S-25. Ocfe-
s-1s-23-3o. 1885.
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Evening star., 1936-03-29

"The telegraph hourly reported
the progress of the race, which to-
gether with home-manufactured
reports, increased the excitement.
1t was not until nightfall, and the
result known, that the crowd dis
persed.
NoTwITH NDING the
heavy roads and the snow
drifts through which the horses
passed, they made 81 miles in
hours and so minutes, to Ilion,
when both horses were side by side.
At mile east of Frankfort, Dali
tons horse gave out and was put
in stable, when Taylor's horse was
blanketed and kept movng on
walk towards Utica. After walking
for two hours, Dalton was seen
coming up, then the blankets were
removed and both nags we're NOV
ing towards the goal at good speed.
Taylor reached Utica at S
O'Clock, Dalton six minutes behind
him. Taylor ran to Whitesboro. 4
miles, In a. minutes: thus rum
Evening star., 1936-03-29

Two Contest from Albany Utica p

battling it out over the Straight
away" course between Albany and
Utica, N. Y, on March 80, 1857.
ONLY two went to the figurative
post and the careless turf
writers forgot to tell the names of
the horses or their pedigrees (f
any, but they must have been
bred for a distance" Christian
names of the owners-who also
were the jockeys-likewise were
omitted in the Herald story, which
quoted the Albany Journal in the
following account of the marathon:
THE MILE RACE
This extraordinary trial of horses,
and what may be termed cruel
treatment of dumb beasts, came off
yesterday and caused considerable
excitement in our city (Albany).
At the corners of the streets all day
long there were to be seen congre-
gated together crowds of men and
boys discussing the merits of the
race and the respective qualities Of
the horses.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BOYS CLUB TOSSERS
WIND UP THIS WEEK
Final Contests in All Glasses of
Basket Ball Tournament
Are Scheduled.

WITH finals scheduled in three d.
visions and a semi-final and
final tilt booked for the 85-pound
class, the second annual Boys Club
Association basket BALI tournament
draws to close this week.
On Friday at 7 o'clock the WASH
ington Boys Club Americans will clash
with Northeast Boys Club for the
ll5-pound title, which will be followed
at 8:45 O'Clock with the 145-pound
fray involving the Washington Bows
Club varsity and Georgetown Boys
Club tossers. Both games will be
played at the Washington Boys Club.
In a semi-fnal game on Friday at
GAS O'Clock at the Northeast Bows
Club, the Washington Boys Club
Blues will meet the Merrick Boys Club
85-pounders for the privilege of fac
ing the Northeast Boys Club for the
championship on Saturday.
Saturday at $3.50 o'clock the Mer-
rick Boys Club Senators stack up
against the Georgetown Boys Club
courtmen to decide 100-pound honors.
The game will be played at the Merrick
Boys Club.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BILLY JONES WINS
SEVENTH IN A ROW
Never Is in Danger as He Takes
Three DIS Handicap, Feature
at Arlington Downs.

By the Associated Press.
A RL1NGToN DOWNS, Tex. March
2S-T. C. Worden's Billy Jones
won the Three DIS Handicap for a
$4,000 added purse here today before
$4,000 race fans, running the mile and
a sixteenth in 1855
The 7-year-old chestnut gelding
scored his seventh consecutive victory.
Breaking from the barrier in first po-
sition. he was never in danger.
Prince Abbot, who improved his po-
sition after the three quarters, man.
aged to take second money. Bold Lover
was third.
The winner paid $3.50. $3.50 and
s2.70; Prince Abbot, s14 10 and Sc 80;
Bold Lover, $420.
The daily double players we're
awarded s62 40 for a 50 investment by
playing Shining Hour in the second
and Barney Keen in the third.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
APRIL 27 INAUGURAL
FOR DEPART MENTAL
Five Mines to Play for Title in
League That Is Headed
by Vic Gauzza.

WITH five teams competing, the
w Departmental Base Ball League
will open its season April 81, it has
been announced by Vic Gauzza, presi-
dent.
In addition to Gauzza. the following
officers have been elected: Walter
Thomo, vice president, and Edward
Conover, secretary-treasurer and Of
fetal scorer. George Shoemaker and
Walter Fry have been appointed as
umpires for the league.
AL Schneider again will lead the
championship G. p. o. team into
action. while other managers include
Ray Happier. p. w. A.: e. Valentine,
Navy: Layton Miner. w. p. A., and z.
Vanderlip, r. Il. A.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RACING SELECTIONS

MONDAY.
Arlington Downs East.
HEARTY, Offside, Royal Flight.
2-Exchange Club, Kate Greenway,
Retired.
3-Lo, Inscription, Sarahmond.
4-Reaping. Caliban, High Omar.
5-Ariel Cross, Heart Break,
Clarity.
6-Gannonic, Broadstep, No Change.
7-Pompous Genie, Orthoprism,
Sir Thomas.
s-Tap Dancer, Imperial High.
Miss Petrina.
Best bet-Reaping.
Tropical Park Fast.
Mira, Bottled Bourbon, Blakeen.
2-Maple Queen, Pagentry, Exag-
geration.
3-Queen Full, Little Audrey,
Cathy P.
Irregular B dun, Balmacan,
Creole Bird.
Sci Puma, Easiest Way, Crowned
Head.
6-Pipes Pal. Joan D., Herry H.
Bender First, Dark Mission,
Prohibition.
8-The Aenead, Polisher, Tolimata.
Best bet-El Puma.
Concensus at Tropical.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Carlesta, Blakeen, Brown David.
2-Exaggeration, Pagentry, Ma
pie Queen.
3-Queen Full, Cathy P, Odd
Girl.
Irregular Baddun, Thruster, Jez-
reel.
5-Donnahona, Grandpas Boy,
Crowned Head.
Sweet Susan, Pipes Pal. Joan D.
7-Salut D'Amour, Madwind, Pro-
hibition.
8-The Aenead. Taunton, Polisher.
Best bet-Donnahona.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

ming the hundred miles In II hours
and % minutes.
Dalton put up his horse / mile
this side of that place. After stop
ping at Frankfort he was informed
Taylor's horse was staggering
along the road, and feeling assured
that his horse could walk the dis
tance, he was persuaded to start
out, but when within few miles
of Utica, he found that he had
been deceived.
I'm passing through Little Falls,
the horses took different streets,
which some supposed might lead to
a dispute in deciding the race, but
this the judges, and even Dalton
himself, allowed was of no impor-
tance, as the distance was the
same.
There Is no disputing the fact
that the race was a cruel one and
the parties themselves are glad that
it is over with. The horses this
morning we're in one stable and In
as good condition as could be ex-
pected."
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RUNS SLOW RACE
0N.FAST COURSE
Wears Down Pace Settlers in
Winning Nine-FurIong
Event in 1::52.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS,
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, March
28-The canary and blue silks
of Chicago's Mrs. Emil Dene-
u mark. so conspicuous at the
Hialeah Park meeting. were borne to
a thrilling triumph by the Crusader
gelding, Chasar. in the Coral Gables
Spring Handicap here today.
The slow-starting 5-year-old wore
down the front runners with a steady
challenge through the final fur
longs to give Apprentice Ira Hanford,
leading local pilot, his eighteenth WIN
ner of the meeting and his second of
the day.
Five horses finished half lengths
apart. Second money went to Mrs.
T. Stevenson poorly handled Tenn
peStuouS, which was coupled with E.
F. Seagrams Biography and favorite
in the betting. The latter was third,
While Corinto. stablemate of Chasars,
edged out Mrs. w. P. Stewards Chance
Ray.
Maeriel DisappOintS.
THE Maemere Farms Maeriel, only
3year-old in the mile-and- fur
long event, ran very Disappointing
race in his first start since an unim-
pressive effort in the Florida Derby.
The colt, which had been looked
upon as a strong candidate for the
Derby consolation and the Kentucky
Derby, apparently has lost his form.
He was beaten five lengths by the
faltering Chance Ray and never
showed a semblance of his former
speed.
The Denemark entry paid $3.50.
Chasar finished the furlongs in
the ordinary time of SO over a fast
track. His victory was worth Sl,840
IN purse money.
Chance Ray Off First.
CHANCE RAY was first away.
George Seabo. trying for a triple,
let the Chance Play geldlng take a
daylight advantage ever Tempestuous.
Joe Renick, on the latter eased back
on the backstretch until he was in
fourth place, while Biography took up
the chase. Chance Ray relinquished
the lead to Biography as they swept
into the home lane.
Hanford had gradually improved
Chasar's position on the outside and
the stretch runner loomed as the win
ner after Strengthening out. Chance
Ray and Biography were whiting, but
Tempestuous, now under a hard drive.
was coming again in game fashion.
The cause was lost. for Chasar. once
in front, had no intention of hesitating
in the blanket finish.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
asar Takes Coral Gables Spring Handicap Blanket Finish
Fair Grounds Results.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 51s furlongs.
Premeditate (Mojena) $50 400 2.8O
Mint Drift (ChojnackD 500 240
Boy Bunting (Haber) 500
Time, 1.072s.
Bessie Blues, Oderic, f-Hudson Bay,
f-Eager Belle, Dominant Star, Ana
pola, f-No Bid, Imperial Bob, Cooney
also ran.
f-Field.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 51s
furlongs.
Papillote Reno) 11.20 4.60 $50
Tartan Betsy Ferguson) $50 400
Bare Timber (Hodges) 1l.20
Time, 108.
Cold South, flair Ken, Alvin, Tai
voreS, Clamp, Patricia McKeon, fMaxie
Binder, fHasty Hanna and King Tea
also ran. fField.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year and up; l mile.
Elihu (Chot1ackD 1920 $50 44O
Gnomnie Is. Young) 440 800
D. Alice (Ferguson) 900
Time, 1:41.
Through Fairly, Probationer, Nor
vim, Potion, Aurica, Good Aim, Hol-
land and f-Roules also ran.
FO U r TIL r A CE-Purse, $500;
claiming; 3-Iear-olds and up; 6 fur
longs.
Camp Cook CHaber) $50 $50 $40
Whitharral (Hodges) 1910 $50
Lovers Chat Is. Young) 400
Time. 1:13.
Royal Image, Shoteur, Priceless
Miss, Inspection, Sweet Joe, Mere
Prince and Stool Pigeon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; mile and 10
yards
Irish Vote Fguson) 1850 $50 500
Wee Eight (DowelD $40 4.80
f-Little Ina CTrippy) $40
Time, l:4335.
Southland Lad, Dean, Two Brooms,
Tenless. Adrian, f-Gay Bird. f-Hey
Flirt, Novito and Jim Ned also ran.
SIXTH RACE-The Perfec tion
Handicap; purse, $500; 3-year -olds and
up: mile and 10 yards.
Sir Micel IS. Young 1900 $50 400
Cristate (Mojena) 2.60 240
Redress Fowler) 800
Time, 1:4ll5.
Pre- War, Hickory Lad, Countess Ann
and Lady Federal also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500;
claiming; 4year-olds and up; mile
fnd sixteenth.
Shirley B. (Cowley) $3.50 1910 $50
Urchin Hodges 500 $40
Later On (Mojena) 800
Time, 1:46.
Wild Transit. Captain Danger, Gold
en- x, Sporting Maudie and Justa
Sheik also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; mile and
sixteenth.
Bright Knot (Gtt $50 $40 2.sO
Traumagne &C. SMITH 7.60 $40
Beckville fMojena $40
Time, 1:46.
Hyklas. Stout Heart, Black Flash.
Merry Irene. Mobile, Try Fair and
Longus also ran.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SETS TRACK MARK
FORFA|R GROUNDS
Sir Michael Wins Mile, 10
Yards Perfection, Main
Race in 1:41H.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-Sir
M Michael, feet running son of
" Cudgel from A. Gaignard, ir.'s
4 stable, came from second place
today to set a new track record for a
mile and 10 yards and win the Per.
fection Handicap at the fair grounds
The 6-year-old gelding stepped of
the distance in ADS to finish a
length in front of Mrs. j. Chesney's
Cristate.
The old mark was l:4lK.
H. Herendeen's Redress was third.
Heading into the home stretch, Sir
Michael was only a half length back
and in the run for the judges pulled
away.
Despite his consistent record, the
winner paid the long odds Of $19
straight.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
WOOD MEMORIAL
TEST FOR DERBY
Chief Eastern Candidates
for Turf Classic to Go
in Jamaica Race.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OUISVILLE, KY, March 28.-
Although horses in the money
in the Wood Memorial next
IL month may be also-rans in the
Kentucky Derby, turfmen are looking
to the race at Jamaica for a gauge to
the bluegrass classic.
Coming shortly before the derby,
results of the Wood will 60 far in
establishing favortism in the Church.
hill Downs race.
Brevity, the present favorite, is not
eligible for the Wood, but has already
won his spurs as 3-year-old.
Most of the principal Western con-
tenders, save Hal Price Headleys Hol-
lyrood, also will be missing, but prac-
tically all the chief Eastern candidates
are entered.
Tintagel Heads Pack.
HEADING this brigade is Marshall
= Fields Tintagel, winner of the
Belmont Futurity. Others are Ned
Reign, Memory Book, Granville, Del
phinium, Mont Blanc, Split Second,
White .Cockade, Bold Venture, Post
age Due, Shark and Triumphant.
Last Years Wood Memorial was won
by Today, but Omaha, who ran third,
leaped prominently into Derby rec
ognition because Of his strong finish.
1t was in the Wood that Gallant
Fox and Twenty Grand started their
impressive stake-winning 3-year-old
careers. Each came on to win the
derby.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TROPICAL PARK (Fast).
BY Feed Box,

Dy FCcu DUAs
/. Carlesta, Bottled Bourbon, Mira
2. EXaggeration, Maple Queen, Miss
Aline.
8. Queen Full, Cathy p, Odd Girl.
4. Regular Badoun, Creole Bird,
Thruster.
s. Miss Purray, Hadtobe, Crowned
Head.
6. Sweet Susan, Seeding, Pipes Pal.
T. Mad Wind, Prohibition, Bender
First.
8-Taunton, Pay Rock, Tolimata.
Best bet-Regular Baddun, win.
BY the Louisville Times.
SUNDAY.
Fair Grounds (Fast).
Imperial Bill, For Romance,
Dilwin.
2-Firemask, Snowman. Longus.
3-Dorsays, Meteoric, Federal Re
serve.
4-Southland Poet, Indian Red,
Ben Cloi.
5-Kurdair, All Night, Persuader.
6-RuShaWay, LoSchen, Prof.. Paul.
7-Southland Lad, DR.. Potter,
Potion.
8-Traggat. Dug In. Modern Age.
9-Wise Mona, Imelda, Ogee.
Best bet-Rushaway.
MONDAY.
Oaklawn Park (Fast).
1-Conastanto, Miss Sunset, Co
hort Girl.
2-Toncon, Midas, Ducky D.
3-Steponit, Rain or Shine, Small
Change
4-Her Hero, Tombereau, Erebus.
5-Repaid, Glastonbury, Corner
Boy.
6-The Break, Santerno. My Ideal.
7-Printemps, Oaten, Oddesa Star.
8-Harry Richman, Buck Private.
OutWit.
Best bet-Repaid.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Tropical Park Results.
BY the Associated Pres,

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; maiden 3-year-olds and up; 51a
furlongs.
Blakeen (Seabo) 9.20 $50 4.50
Count Ten (Steffen) $50 $40
Byrdrye Nynch) 400
Time, 1:O71s.
Uncle Mike, Balaath, Mira, Joan F.,
Westdav and Scintilla also ran.
SECOND RACE-The New York
Central; purse $500; claiming; g.
year-oldS and up; 5la furlongs.
M'cho Gusto (Hanford) $50 430 280
Zay (Fallon) lilo $50
Below Zero Gitzenberger) 500
Time: 1905.
Old Reb. Rebekah, Speed and
Epibeau also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. S700: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; LIS miles.
Relatively (Madely) $40 $40 $50
Colorist tRosen) $500 1850
Bender First May 4.30
Time, 1:4725.
Regis Play, Best Policy. Matthias,
Languorous, Mixed Party and Dark
Mission also ran.
DAILY double paid $50 for SD
FOURTH RACE-The Seaboard-
Purse, $500; allowances; 2-year- -olds;
4 furlongs.
Idle Midget CWholey) 9430 1880 1890
Little Shaver tBryson) 420 410
Pegotty Ann (Wimmer) ITO
Time, OATS.
Chanting, Moss Gal, Maedic and
Oddesa Girl also ran.
FIFTH RACE-PurSe, $1,000; the
Florida Sunbeam Handicap; 3-year-
olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Dusty Dawn (Seabo) TO $50 800
Earl Porter (Fallon) 1890 $40
Great Haste (WrighD 240
Time, 1:1145.
Grog, Kievex and Don Creole also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-The Coral Gables
Spring Handicap; purse, s2,50O; s.
year-olds and up; 1ls miles
fChasar CHanford) $50 290 out
+Tempestuous (Renick) 2.30 out
Biography (Wright) out
Time, 50
Corinto, Chance Ray and Maeriel
also ran.
MRS. T. Stevenson and B. F. Sea-
gram entry.
mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Southern
Railway Handicap purse, 5000; Class
c; 3-year-olds and up; l mile.
Wild Turkey G'zenbr) 1910 900 $50
Spixi May TAO $40
Bubblesome (Wimmer) 42O
Time, 1888.
Playvote, War Games, Mountainy
Man and Col Greene also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $700; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; I1/16 miles
Nipantuck Gynch) 1910 $40 $40
Parity (Hardy) $50 800
Highest Point CWright) 2.4O
Time, 1;46l5.
Waterset, Home Work, Lady Genie
and Chatterdoo also ran.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Arlington Results.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Zacaweista;
purse, $500; allowances; 2-year-olds;
furlongs
Dogaway CRobertson)
$40 2.so 2.3o
Gin Daisy (Morgan) $500 1920
Little Upset Haas 800
Time, 0:48Hs.
Camp, Hatty, Royal Countess, Cross
S., Eagle Pass, Princess Stone, Ortho-
dox also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; S-year-olds and up; Waggoner
course.
Skippy MCGEE
Pierson) $50 $50 2.90
Night Brigade (O'Malley) $500 1l.sO
Two Tricks (Morlan) $50
Time, I'LL IS.
Gibby's Choice, fLepidus, Ruckus,
Pretty Peg, Lone Knight. Moonsan
and Westys Duke also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; Waggoner course.
Shining Hour
Porter 2020 1000 100
Cottingham (Brammer) $50 490
Rainy Weather (Pierson) 40
Time, 1:1135.
Toney Boy, Continuity, Polly Bar
carol, Chilhee, Bohemian Lass and
Gay Bubble also ran.
daily double paid $62 40 for $2)
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; l mile
and 10 yards.
Barney Keen
(Pierson) 2400 $40 $40
Lonmeg (Chinn) 4.30 800
All Bays (Calvert) 1910
Time, l:47.
Creston. The Choctaw Star Royal,
Captain Red, Ogygia, Yelled and Sol
itary also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Three Dis Han
dicap; purse, $500; 3-year-olds and
up; l Lie miles.
doiA1y t11ddoJ OOO O.OU ~
Prince Abbot tBrammer) 1470 $50
Bold Lover (Allen) 420
Time, 1:4545.
Chanceview. aNavanod, Sarada. Sa-
laam. Wacoche, Amazing, Impeach
and Doran also ran.
at. c. Worden entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Santa Rosa;
purse, $1,000; allowances; 3-year-olds;
furlongs.
Sangreal
"a. Robertson) 1910 430 2 so
Bay Bubble Gongden) 800 2.2O
Tennob (CorbetO 2.30
Tugboat Frank, Black Highbrow
and Billy also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; is
miles.
Parawwick Parke) $50 800 2.40
Damascene tRukas) $50 $50
Kuvito (Hightshoe) $50
Northgalis. Augeas and Sergeant
Hill also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 4-year -olds and up; mile
and 70 yards.
Thistle Guy
(Brammer) $40 800 2.60
Wise Advocate (Caperton) 420 3.20
Albuquerque NOLAN 48O
Blessed Event, Eternal Flash, Chat
terfol and Count Rae also ran.