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Cunningham, Wins
Mile In SIOU Time
By United Press

By United Press
PORTLAND, Ore, March pa
blazing sprint on the last lap last
night gave Glenn Cunningham OF
Kansas a victory over Sam Nc
Gaughy of University of Oregon in
a mile race which featured the Hill
Military Academy's fifth annual in
door relay carniva
Cunningham's time was minutes,
34.4 seconds. Delayed five hours by
bad weather. his only workout was
jog from the airport to hotel.
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8:i5 T. NJ. SQUAD-5-MAN
REST SCORES

Fife Eiec. Supply Co. Dryer Clark-Dryer
Detroit (2833l Oakla. City (2857)
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Odds: mile and seventy yardsl-xPepper
patch. 1903; Epinel. ITO: xBlue Cyclone.
102; Trumps. 104; xOnwentsia. i02.
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SCUDERI PINS STEVENS

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 27.-Mike
Scuderi of New York threw Ernie
Stevens Of Texas in the feature
match of the wrestling program at
the Star Casino last night.
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Third Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; mile and. seventy yardsl-Home
Shore. 100; Blind Pigs. 1o1; xBrcokhat-
tan. 107 Helios. 109: Rookhurst. l09
Drinkwater, 109; king Bonny 104: Ca
terer. 109 xUnchanging. 104: Red Label,
104: xDixie Dan. 104.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL.
New York, (A), 4: Boston (N). :

New York (A), 4; Boston (N), 8.
Chicago (N), 5; Detroit (A), 4.
Washington CAD, 8; st. Louis (N),
f.
Philadelphia (N), 8; Boston (A), 8.
Montreal Int), 3; Albany Gnt), O.
Chattanooga (S), IT; Baltimore
(Int), II.
Philadelphia ca, Is; Jacksonville
(S), 3.
New York (N), S; Atlanta (S), O.
Chicago CAD, 10; Ell Paso All Stars,
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GIANTS AND CLEVELAND

NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-The
New York Giants resumed their
series with Cleveland's Indians to-
day. With the exception of two
games with the Memphis Chicks,
the Giants will be battling the In
dians until their tour ends in Cleve-
land on April IL.
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Seventh Race 1890: handicap: Glass c.
3-year-olds and up; one milel-Wild Tur-
key. los: Spixi. i20: Bugglesome. 109;
Play Vote. LOG: War Games, 100; Noun
tainY Man La. Col. Greene. lis.
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ndray Stoves Wadhams Oils
Delaware, o. (2333) Milwaukee {
I'm Service. Inc. H. W. Shrle
SCHEDULE TONIGHT
s;15 SQUAD-FIvE-M MAN

S:15 SQUAD-FIyE- MAN
Alley
l E Elk e Elks No. ss9. Team ?, Eliza
Missouri Pacific Lines Valuation), St
Louis
3 Wayne Brew, Erie, Pa.
4 KOch's Beers, Erie, Pa.
MasOns, Corning, N. Y.
8 stanton Hotel, Corning N Y
Z IrOquois, Corning, N. Y.
3 Pierce's Food Store, Corning, N. Y.
Pyrex 81 Corning, N. Y.
10 Belle Knitting Corporation, Sayre, Pa.
IL Lehigh Valley Black Diamonds, Sayre.
IL Athens Dairy Co., Athens, Pa.
IL Wilbur Hotel, Sayre, Pa.
IA Gas Co.. Sayre, Pa.
Is Baron Steuben, Corning, N. Y
16 Deans, Corning. N. Y.
II Fraser's Grill, Elmira, N. Y.
Is Home Dairy, Corning. N. Y.
ID Elizabeth Eiks No. $780, Team 1, Eliza
beth, N. ].
20 Struck e. Irwin, Madison, Wis.
81 Chevrolet Motor Co., GAINESVILLE, wis.
22 Chevrolet, Superintendent, Flint, Mich
% Feeders Mfg. Co., Inc, Buffalo.
"A Canayan & Leggett Brewery, Inc, Mia
CARA Falls.
% Faucrbach's Old Pioneer, Madison, Wis
26 Missouri Pacific Lines (Stations Ac-
couGts) st. Louis.
% Petersen Fuels, Milwaukee.
% Rest Haven Taverns, Milwaukee.
20 Gossett's Bowling Academy, Bayonne
30 Old Judge Coffee, st. Louis.
n Leo's Cafe, Cleveland.
81 RCA Radiotrons, Harrison, n. J.
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Stengel Picks
Dodger Staff
for New Year
Brooklyn Pilot Says He'll
Carry Nine HurIers;
Mungo Is Ace.
By United Press

By United Press
CLEARWATER, Fla, March %.
Manager Casey Stengel of Brook
lyn's Dodgers is growing rubber
wrinkles in his brow worrying
about how to rotates his pitchers
this season.
Casey will carry nine fingers on
the squad, and eight of them are
regarded as starters. Moreover, Van
Lingle Mungo, ace of the staff,
works best with little rest and in,
formed Casey today that he wanted
to pitch in at least so of the 154
games.
Other probable starters are Clark,
Earnshaw, Brandt, Farmhouse,
Baker, Butcher and Osborne.
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Beanblossom A. C. has entered
the Municipal League and will prac-
tice at Rhodius Sunday at 2. Last
years players and new candidates
are asked to attend.
The NIaccabees baseball team will
practice Sunday at 1880 on River
side No. 7 diamond. For informa-
ton call Gilbert Menchhofer, Riley
5541.
The American Valve and Enam-
cling squad will practice Sunday at
1880 on its diamond, Holt-rd. For
information call Johnny Smith,
Belp' ont 0163-W.
Tae United Shepherds Association
baseball team will hold meeting
Monday at 7:45 at 24l E. Ohio-st
The team will play in the Frater-
nal League and wants road games.
Write H. G.. Johnson, 2l06 Wood
lawn-av.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-vear-olds
and up: mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING
1I3: Wood God. 113: xHyklas. 1903; Trau-
magne. 113; Cotton Time. 1903: xBright
xBIack Flash. I03; Merry Irene lss:
Holster. Ill: Ruff Day. 1l3: xMobile, 1903;
xTry Fair 1903 Snowman. 1i3: Longus
il3: Grant Lady 1903: Big Charley. Ill
Weather. cloudy: track. fast
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed according to post positions.
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Positive Relief
For Itchv Skin

Soothing Blue Star Oint ment
melts on the skin, sending tested
medicines deeply into pores to kill
common itch, letter, rash, eczema,
foot itch, ringworm, etc. Money back
on first Jar, if it fails to relieve.
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sox TRoUNCE sEMr-PRos

Ell PASO, Tex, March 28.-The
Chicago White Sox turned their at
tention to their remaining Is exhi-
bition games with other major
league clubs today after winding up
their series with semi-pro teams
yesterday when they defeated Ell
Paso, 18 to T. The Sox will play 13
games with Pittsburgh and three
with the Cubs. They got 10 hits
yesterday.
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sANDOR VARY WINS

BIZ United Press
tReprinted From Late Times Yeserdav)
NEW YORK, March 27-Sandor
Vary. Hungary, won over Jim Co.
field, Kansas City grappler, last
night at the Broadway arena wrest-
ling show.
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Baseball Notes

Ben Davis Merchants are to prac-
tice Sunday Players are to report
at the usual place at 100. For
games write John E. Stewart. 1885
Lindey-st, indianapolis.
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WIN POLO TITLE

BH cHit6d Press
DEL MONTE, Cal. March 2S-
Del Monte riders. assisted by five
goal handicap, defeated Santa Bar
bara, II to 9, to win the Del Monte
high goal polo championship here
yesterday.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS
One Best-Bright Knot

One Best-Bright Knot
l. Mr.. Boss, Cooney, Boy Bunting
2. Talvores, Papillote, Tocaya.
3. Probationer, Potion, Holland.
4. Camp Cook, Catchall, Lovers
Chat.
5. Ski, Wee Eight, Irish Vote.
6. Prewar, Cristate, Sir Michael.
Z. Urchin, Later On, Wild Transit
8. Bright Knot, Black Flash, Trau-
magne.
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olds and up: mile and seventy yardsl-
Ogle. 104: xBeige. 104: xYoung John. 1o4;
xGrasswrack 104: More Pep. 112; xDon-
Princess. SO; xDr. Jillson. 1o4: Genie Jr..
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BURMAN KAYOES KNOX
Dempsey's Protege Stops white
Hope"

DempSey'S PrOtege Stops white
Hope"
BY United Press
CHICAGO, March 28.-Clarence
(Re0 Burman grinning Irish pro-
tege of Jack Dempsey. today
dangled another promising white
hopes" scalp at his helt after a
spectacular five-round Knockout
over Buddy Knox of Dayton. O.
Burman. a vicious body punisher,
hammered at Knox for four full
rounds before he fired at Buddy's
head and dropped him with a left
hook after l minute, II seconds of
the fifth round.
Burman's previous decision over
Billy Treest, who had licked Jack
Kearns' Hank Bath. knocked down
one OF the stadium matchmakers'
biggest buildups.
With seven consecutive victories,
Knox was leading the tournament
when he faced the "Burman test"
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1915 SQUAD-FIvE-MAN

Alley
l A. F. F. Lunch, Syracuse. n. Y.
2 Glover White Optical Co., Syracuse.
2 Celluloid Corporation. Newark. n. J.
A. w. Reister "Fords," Detroit.
J Fort-Boulevard Recreation, Detroit.
6 Underwood Grill. Detroit.
Z Wayne Pilsner Beer, Detroit.
Gerisch Coal Co., Detroit.
Haberle Congress, Syracuse.
10 Syracuse Supply Co., Syracuse.
IL Irvington Elks No. 1245, Irvington
N. j.
~ Shallcross Inks, Philadelphia.
IS Dickens Motor Freight Inc, Kalama-
ZOO, Mich.
IL Yoemen Mutual Life ms. Co., Des
Moines.
Is II. VIM. Pollack Poster Print. Buffalo.
is Buffalo Athletic Club, Buffalo.
II Kuebler Accountants. Buffalo.
is Strand Recreation. Buffalo.
10 Bond Supply Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
20 Regal Finance Co., Detroit.
II MOffats Ale. Syracuse.
% Haberle Derby Ale. Syracuse.
% Sacred Heart A. c., Syracuse.
- Superior Beverages, Syracuse.
e5 !. J. Millett, Detroit.
o6 Cadillacs. Detroit.
- Kcller's Alleys. EasS Syracuse, n. Y,
IS Seagfrid's, East Syracuse.
% Cannon Tailoring Co.. Cleveland.
30 Giebel Mineralites. Cleveland.
81 General Loan Co.. st. Louis.
80 Frank Misencik Urdertakers, Cleveland.
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AT TROPICAL PARK

First Race (S700; claiming; maidens; 8
year-olds and up; five and one-half fur
longs -Herondas, us: Brown David. lis
Uncle Mike, lis; xBalaath. 105; Blakeen
ITO; Count Ten, no; Mirt. ITO; xJoan F,
lo5; Westdav, lis; Scintilla, ITO; Byrdrye
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1915 P. NJ. SQUAD MAN
REST SCORES
Pfeifer's Beer.
Detroit
Hank Smith
Windy City Bow. AS. Ziven Bros.
ChiCiQa (221T1 ChiraU0
OTHER SCORES

Cabanne. st. Louis ........... 2751
Thompson's Restaurant. St. Paul -. .2749
Frosts ,Scotties. Patterson .,....... 2733
Imperial Receiving. Detroit .... 2713
DealWlldes Old Thompson, Sheboygan,
Isermann Bros. Kenosha. wis. 80. 27o5
B. P. Q; E. No. 76, Delaware, o.. .2697
Leonard's Belvedere,- Syracuse. $50. 1884
Coluburn Wheel & Rim Service, Inc, 1'01
Wright Aero, Paterson, N. J........ $3.50
Livestock Petersen Map, Chicago. 1851
Borgwardt Morticians Milwaukee 1886
Chicago Guernsy Farm, Hinsdal, ILL.,. 1885
Temple Arcade, Detroit .............. 1924
Wise. Radiator Body Co.. Milwaukee 1884
CONGRESS Receiving. Center. Chicago. 1882
l31 S. Wabash tSparesl. Chicago 49,. 2506
Peoria Auto. Parts Co., Peoria ...... 2438
Bowling and Billiards Magazine.
ManbecE Motor, Des Moines Iowa. -. 27177
Natl Bowlers Journal Chicago. 1905. 2715
Hamm's Beer, Fargo. N. D. ......... 2711
auditorium Five. Toledo Ohio. 1855 1855
Leabury Clothes, Syracuse .......... 2673
Buchtel Rec'n.. Akron, Ohio ... 267O
P PaBBs BFss RgDS eS F psa n n
seiffert Bros, Utica, N. Y........... 2so7
Burt Burt, Foundry s4adry Toledo, Q; .... 2eol
Halcomb Steel Co, Syracuse ........ .25s2
re vilbis Co.; Toledo, Ohio. ........ 1851
va BIedT dglf ps $. Toledo Ohio
Camden Rec'n. Mat Camden, N. j. 1885
Mitzel's Insurance. Detroit, Mich =. 2516
pssutsych Jewellers. Cleveland. o.. 25l5
Suaretr Cent. Bowl. Assn, Chicago 24s4
Mcdowell Drugs, Akron. O.. ........ 2487
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PRINCE TIGER GOLFER

PRINCETON, N. j.. March "a
Prince Konaye of Japan is a golf
er on Princesd3 University's team.
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UMP FILINGS COCKTAILS

BRAWLEY, Cal, March 28.--
George Hildebrand. former Amer
lean League umpire, operates a
cocktail lounge ID local hotel.
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Cord Piston Rings will hold a
meeting Sunday at 2 at SAL High
land-av.. State teams are asked to
write Bill Rider, 1912 Bellefontaine-
st, indianapolis.
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(. Seventh Race $500: claiming: 4-year-
| olds and up; mile and a sixteenth
xLater On, 112: xWild Transit. l0s: xGay
Days i12: xDonna Wood. 109: xCaptain
Danger, ia. xc5olden K, ia: xUrchin. ia:
Sporting Maudie. ia; xShirley B.. 100;
xJusta Sheik. ia.
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Race Entries
Today
AT ARLINGTON DOWNS

od First Race $8oG alq2wances 2oysar-
Camp, ITO; Little Upset, 100; Hattie, ia;
(a(Dogaway, IT.: Royal Countess. 112;
ii, iii; Princess Stone, ia; Fast Ex-
press, lis; Gin Daisy. LOT; Orthodox. 100.
ta)Milky Way Farm entry; b)Valdina
farm entry.
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Ninth Substitute Race $500: claiming;
4-vear-olds and up: Oakland course Ex-
aggerate. liz; xCash Play lo7; xBlind
Star. 107: xMarabou l07: xSt. Mica. l02,
xhorey All; 5of; MeanS In A I5a az
Weather. cloudy; track fast
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed according 10 post positions
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and up; five and one-haif furlongsl-xoId
Reb, ITO: xRebekah. SO; KAY, l0s;
zzMucho ,dusto. lls; Speed, 100; Below
and Il up; one and and one-sixteent6 niles lies
BBell!ativity, III: Regis Play, =, 10; Best
ios xMi Nix Part si ios; Bender Fist. TO-
Colorist, ll3; Dark Mission, no.
(a)Miss A. Doris entry.
Fourth Race $500: allowances; 2-year-
ta)Cosette, no. (a}Little Shaver. 119;
Moss Ga, Gal, 10; Idle Midget. ios; Pegootsy
Fifth Race $4,000; handicap; s-year-olds
ana sIs! up: six furlongsl.,GTog ies Kievex:
Don Creole. lot; Dusty Dawn. 10.
Sixth Race Cs25oo: handicap: Swear
s T rem a 10: bschssar u.s.
lb) Corinto 100: Biography. 118: Chance
Pay. 1T; Mountainy Man. los; Maeriel.
la)Mrs. T. stevenson and B. F. seagram
tb}Mrs. F. Denemark entry.
Seventh Race $500: handicap: Glass C.;
s-year-olds and up; one milel-wild Tur-
key. 1o6: spixi.. 1905; Bugglesome. 1os;
pay y Tss l 49, W co e aamss 93 Noun
Eighth Race Cs7oo: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth milel
l13: xLady Genie. s103: Nipantuck. ii6:
xHighest Point. los; xChatterdoo, los.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order Of post position.
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Sixth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; mile and an eighth)-Stone
Martin us; xDancing Boy. 113: Axtel
ia: xJohnnie Nuchols. 104; Handsome
Hal. 108.
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CnLLEGE RASERAII

Illinois Wesleyan, 10. University
Of Chicago. 5.
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Second Race $4,000: claiming: Swear.
Odds and up; Waggoner Course)-Aniela
G, 101; Night Brigade, lis; xGibby's
Choice. 112: xWell Built 107: Lepidus
Ito: Ruckus. 112; xPretty Peg. 1902: Lone
Knight liz: Moonsan. III XSkippy Nc
Gee. lib; xWeSty's Duke, 1903; xTwo Tricks,
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Eighth Race $500: claiming: 4-year -olds
and up: mile and an eighthl-Scarp. 1903;
xRacketeer. los: xDunrock. 102: king
pin, 108: Scotland Beauty. 1903.
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Sixth Race $1,000; allowances; Swear
olds; six furlongs)-Tugboat Frank, los;
Bay Bubble, 1903; Sangreal ITO; Black
Highbrow, lis; Tennob, lis; Billy l., los.
Seventh Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; one mile and an eighth
Hilda, ll3: xKuvito lis; xDamascene,
113; XSergeant Hill, 1Q7; xParawick, 108.
Eighth Race 1890; claiming; 4-year- olds
and up; one mile and seventy yards
Blessed Event. 112: Orinoco, 1f8; Eternal
Flash, ITO: xChatterfol, 108 xCount Rae.
l13; xThistle Guy, 113; xWise Advocate,
113: Albuquerque, 113.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
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Seventh Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up: mile and an eighthl-Beth-
Ballot. IO7; xWaswanappi. ito: Paul T,
us; Senator Mike, liz; Pencader. ia.
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Third Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
Waggoner Course)-xTony Boy, 1O8: Shin
ing Hour, 108 Continuity. 10S; Polly
Barcarol,, 1OS; Chilhee. 10; Bohemian
BILE, 100; Barrette. 10l; xRainy Weather
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Fourth Race $780, claiming; 4-year-olds
and up; mile and seventy vards)-xJean
Brown. 106: xAurebon. 106; xBarney Keen,
H. 49, 49, All 1b BAYS i xvefd
xStar Royal, 106; Captain Red. 116: xOgy-
gia. LOG: xSolitary, Ill.
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Bowling Classic Scores of Yesterday
LEADINC sINCIEs scopEs

Camden Rec'n Am Camden, N. J. 2462
FinteX Clothes, Detroit ............... 2281
B. P. A. Club Members, Detroit. .2152
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright 1885 by United
NOONE's SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Copyright 1888. by United Press,

Days Best-ScotIand Beauty.
Best Observation-Disclosures
Best Parlay-Old Reb and Capitalist.
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Fifth Race (s35oo; handicap; Swear
olds and up; mile and a sixteenth
U Biiy jones' jones lia sarsds IT, Prince Oa
Abbot, 1885, Salaam, 104; Wacoche. 105;
Amazing, 104; Impeach, 104 Bold Lover,
112; Doran, 104.
(a)T. c. Worden entry.
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Sixth Race 1890; handicap: 3-year-old.
and up: mile and seventh yards -Prewar
Countess Ann SO; Cristate. 10s: Redress
I06; Lady Federal. 81.
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Eighth Race (s8oo: claiming; 4-v
AT FAIRGROUNDS

and up five and one-haf furlongs)-
xBessie Blues, 1O5; Oderic, lis; Hudson
R Ray lS n gNy 1S o Bo5 S saE 49,
Anapola, 10; xNo Bid, 95 Premeditate,
10; xInperal Bob, Ito; xScrambola, los;
xRelim, 100; xMintdrift. l05 xCooney,
10; Princess. Jaun, 100: xLlberty Oak, lis;
XMr. Eoss ITO.
Second Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up, five and one-half furlongsl-xCold
10; xAlwin, ITO; Papillote, ITO: Talvores,
10; Clamp. 10: Patricia McKeon, 10;
xMaxie Binder. 105; xTartan Betsy, Jos;
Tea, los; xTocaya. los; xJulia Irene. 1o5:
xGoober, ITO; Eleusagon, ITO; xSweepmore,
ITO.
and up one milel-xThrough Fairly. 1922
xDorothy Alice. los: Gnomnie / Is; xBroth-
81. Ben. 1O7; xProba toner. ito: Morvim,
lis; Kid Nadi, los; xKaposia. 102: I'm
prints 10; Busy Billy. 103 xElihu. ITO;
Defer. us; Jack Murphy. lis; Holland,
lis; Rouless. lis.
Fourth Race $500; claiming; s-year-olds
xshoteur. III; Lovers Chat: III: Priceless
l13; Sweet Joe, us. xWind Song. 1o4;
Camp Cook. 100; xRif. Iii: Mere Prince,
ia: xstoolpigeon. 1l3; xCatchall. lis;
Royal Purchase, 113: Halliard, 112.
Fifth Race $500: claiming; 4-year-olds
and up mile and seventy yardsl- Little
Ina. 10S: xSki. 1903: xSmooth, 116: South
land Lad. lis: xDezan. ll6: xTwo Brooms.
ITO; Tenless. 1l3: xAdrian. ITO; Gay Bird,
lis: Rey Flirt. lis; xNo Mistake: ITO;
Ill; Jim Ned, 118; xvee Eight. 10S.
Sixth Race $4,000; handicap: 3-year-olds
and un. mile ard seventy Yardsl-PreWar
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Fifth Race $500; 3-year-olds: mile and
a siyteerthl-Just Frank, 104: (al Border
Queen. 102: Jimmie Cabaniss. 102; Sun
port, ia: Weeks, 102: AMY Auntie, l16:
Bushmaster. 112: FL Bailsrino. 107: Nicks
Chuck, SO.
IalR. T. Watts entry.
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and up: six furlongsl-Grog. 106: Kievex
112; Great Haste. 113: Earl Porter, 95;
Don Creole, LOT; Dusty Dawn. ITO.
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The Mind
Meter : =
b.
LOWELL
Four-Word Test

Four-Word Test
In this test there are four words
given in each problem. Three Of the
four In each Ease bear 4 definite re-
lationship to mi another. Cross out
the one word that does not belong In
each problem.
1. ounce, ton, mile, pound.
2. Carl Hubbell, Curt Davis, Gabby
Hartnett, Ellsworth Vines.
8. eleven, twelve. thirteenth, four
teen.
4. hop, skip. contestant, jump.
s. pear, plum, orange, potato.
g Trenton. Chicago. Boston. AL
bany.
Z. daisy. tulip. fern, hyacinth.
8. Paris, New York. London, OF.
tawa.
9. piIfer, steal, donate, take.
10. New York Giants, Pittsburgh
Pirates. st. Louis Browns, Boston
Bees.
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~ s,r !, ~ rSo =
mr.cles vhich stt.ch
-. Barton the muscles "a re
bones,. tho ,ioaments I'M hold bones
together 81 tbe to,ntr the Hood cannot
deposit fat. Their q simply No room
for Il. The dron. ~ At fiow into one
another Ike inv balls Of mercury, I'M
iii they form one big bah. Gradually
the cells Of the connective tissue are
filled out until fatty tissue Il formed
/ am uuotine DR.. Eduard Rhein il
Die Koralle. Berlin.
The first point u that putting ON fat
= IN q n q sign Of health. q the
body seems able 70 get along OF 40 ~
work with 2 part q 4 100 eaten
ana then stores = part Of tne 9
away Tor a rainy DAY" meaning mat
snould no 1000 OF certain foods not De
eaten Tor q certain tune. Dody can
use some Of this stored q IN 20
carry on its WORK
Gain IN CoFpuleney
However With most Fat people there
are no arainyr DAYS as Z rule: in that
they are always able to get enough
food. This means that nature never
gets I chance to use up any Of it,
stored fat and 20 the fat Individual
remains fat or gets fatter.
The second point II that sWhere the
tissues are arm the blood cannot de-
posit fat" Al I matter OF fact the
places where fat Il deposited-chest,
abdomen, upper arms and thighs-were
not meant to be .softs spot. These
spots were meant to be hrm because
the huge muscles On these parts were
sneapt to be used or worked-the chest
muscles to carry the i'm II front with
whatever the arms might hold, the
abdominal muscles to bend the body
psOper posltion 1900 = aet.lns 49,
- snu 'le aAu =
p1opei or s.liy eAe ~
1nstead o. doans E VARIOUS ~
0ur civll1auon, Win ~ AaDol-
savine devices siloWs .nese 49,
mich snouid oe nrm g Deconne solt
spots ana hence iat simply no* =
"a soAt spots
This y the reason that exercise ~
sthe ideal method Of preventing the ac-
eumulation Of 2 ~ the DOG ana OF
Eemoving rat which q already
formed.
Exercise heats the body. and hence
EAHNyNH1 .---v--- AA-m-.-.-Y-.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-13
MRS January Report
for 18th District Offices.

District Statistician Edward Miller
has made his report for the month of
January showing the placements made
by the district MRS composed of Ely,
Virginia, Hibbing, Floodwood, Grand
Marais and Two Harbors.
The report shows total placement of
$50 for the month, IS of which were
women. The Ely placements were 20 on
PWA work and SO on WPA, six of which
were women. Virginia placed 104 on
PWA, II private and 1876 on WPA.
Hibbing placed SO on PWA, II private
and Is on WPA. F'loodwood placed 2
on PWA, / private and &c on WPA.
Grand Marais placed on PWA, 2 on
WPA. Two Harbors placed on PWA
private and 33 on WPA.
New applications, DEMONSTRATIONS, re-
newals and re-interviews for the month
amounted to 7152 in the district Men
numbered 4247 and women $50.