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The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Churches Join In
Singing Christmas
Songs This Evening

All churches Uill join in the
singing of Christmas carols at
the court house square at
9:15 this eUening, it ,Das de-
cided at the second meeting
of the ministerial association
Monday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage. Req. w.
Henry Westby a1ill be in
charge and Mrs. G. E. Martin
t1ill direct the singing assist
ed by brass quartet.
On the program lDds Cap
tain Tom Moss t1ho gdue q
talk on his missionary tDork
in Virginia. The nert meeting
a1ill be at 2 p. M. Monday,
January II, at the home of
Req. Oscar JonesOn.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24

For days and days
In our best aDGys
We've tDritten Scdds
OF Christmas Ads
Wishing one and All Good
Cheer
For Christmas and the Glad
NeU Year
peace, Good Will and Luck"
Ue said
Not from ourselves, but you in
stead.
We plumb forgot, as you can
see
To ,orite line to you from ,De.
So notc tDe'lI say, as our labor
ends,
Merry Christmas To You, Our
Friends
May Health and Happiness be
your part
(Nert year Dill you leaue us
better art,
Still on hand so aDe can be
As Uell designed in ads as
thee).
THE GAZETTE STAFF
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Tops Cities
Its Size in
Trade Total
PER CAPITA SALES TOP
LIST OF RIVALS AT
$82.83

A wonderful business town:
Redwood Falls.
In 1885 Redwood Falls did a
larger volume of retail business
than any other Minnesota town its
size and more than many twice its
size, according to business census
figures just released by the United
States department of commerce
at Washington D. c.
Only one town of less than 5000
population did greater volume
than Redwood Falls last year.
That was East Grand Forks, with
1922 population, whose 81 stores
benefited greatly by the sales tax
just across the Red river in North
Dakota.
The 81 stores reporting from
Redwood Falls did a total volume
of $2,114,000. They employ 227
persons besides II proprietors and
have payrolls totaling sits, 900.
Fifteen other Redwood county
towns crossed $3,588, 900, report
ing 276 stores, 274 proprietors, 266
employees and a payroll Of $780,
600.
Eleven food stores in the city
reported total business Of $317,-
600 while ten eating and drinking
places crossed $158, 900 and six
apparel shops took in $255, 900.
The share of the family income
which goes for cars and gasoline
is indicated by gross of $3.50, 900
in sales by 10 garages and 500, 900
by 16 filling stations. Eight places
listed as lumber, building mater
ial and hardware stores rang the
cash registers for $223, 900 while
three drug stores were credited
with SIS, 900 and a classification
of "other stores including liquor
stores" listed 13 places with
gross of $3.50, 900. The volume of
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
MORTON BOY
SCALPED BY
SCHOOL BUS

Run over by the Morton school
bus Friday afternoon, Robert
Carr, z, of Morton had the left
side of his scalp torn from his
head. Physicians at the Redwood
Falls hospital where he was
brought, sewed the wound which
was IL stitches in length.
The boy, a second-grader whose
parents live a little over mile
north of Morton, also suffered a
cerebral conclusion and multiple
bruises about the body.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Fewer Weddings
Explode Theory
Of Leap Years

Redwood county nlGidens
are still demure and retiring,
according to marriage license
statistics for the closing Leap
Year.
License applications for
1886 are lagging behind those
of 1885, only I65 hdving been
received so far this year in
comparison to 169 of last
year.
"There's still time" Clerk
of Court Frank BaldaDin Gd-
discs spinsters, although he
sadly reports that he has had
no applications since Deem
Der 5.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24

John Mansfeldt of Sheldon
Iowa, George Stegner and his
daughter, Mrs. Alta Holley Of
Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Peterson and daughter, Janice
Ann of Sioux Falls, South Dako-
ia viii be Christmas day guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stegner.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Frank Theiring
Opens Pump Shop

Frank Theiring took over part
of the Parish Bicycle shop last
week for a pump store in which
he will carry a full line of pumps
and accessories and do furnace
repair work.
Mr. Parish will continue his BIZ
cycle business in the same place.
Mr.. Parish has been located in the
shop since 1920 and has sold and
repaired bicycles in Redwood
Falls for % years.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
PAY DIVIDEND

Welcome Christmas checks
were received by about 800 stock
holders of the Redwood County
Rural Telephone company this
week as a dividend of seven and
a half per cent was paid.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoel and
son James, arrived here Friday
from Windthorst, Saskatchewan
and visited at the j. j. Christen-
sen home until Wednesday. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Christensen
they went to Nora Springs, Iowa
for a visit with other relatives.
Mr.. Christensen will join them
there for Christmas day. Mrs.
Hoel and Mrs. Christensen are
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hanson and
Mrs. d. M. Colvell of Minneapolis
and Miss Helen Marie Covell of
st. Cloud will be Christmas guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Covell.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Redwood Leads In
Per Capita Sales

In per capita sales, Red
wood Falls leads all its near
by rivals and has only three
peers in the state among
towns of $500 and larger.
They are Worthington, Thief
River Falls and FairmOnt.
Per capita sales (vOlume
divided by population) for
Redwood and nearby cities
are:
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24

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Evening star., 1936-12-13
ROOSEVELT CENTER
BASKETERS ACTIVE
Eight Games Are Scheduled in
Loop This Week-Wrestling
Demonstration Carded.

THE Roosevelt Community Center
Basket Ball League steps up its
tempo this week, with eight promising
tilts scheduled for Roosevelt High and
Mcfarland Junior High gyms.
A wrestling demonstration will be
given Tuesday night, when Tom Clay
ton, chairman of the District A. A. U.
Wrestling Committee, will display
various grips and locks with the aid
Of . picked squad of grapplers at
$50 O'Clock.
Following Is the basket ball schedule ::
Tomorrow at Roosevelt, 7:30, Peer
less Furniture VS.. Knights of Colum-
bus: $50, p. w. A. VS.. Pepco; to-
morrow at Mcfarland. $50. Social
Security VS.. Alber Mcneil: Wednes-
day at Roosevelt, 7:30, knights Of
Columbus VS.. F. A. "A; $50, Pepco
VS.. Peerless Furniture; Wednesday at
Mcfarland, 8, National Parks Service
vs.. Accounts and Deposits; Thursday
at Roosevelt. 7:3o. r. A. c. A. VS.. Alber
Mcneil; $50, Social Security vs.. Agri-
culture.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ut Santa Anita, although none of them
as yet has developed handicap candi-
dates. Joe E. Brown. the wide
mouthed comedian, has q string Of six
now racing at Bay Meadows and they
will appear at Santa Anita. Bing
Crosby, the crooner, has movieland's
largest stable and is building quite a
breeding establishment at Rancho
Santa Fe. Others famous in the film
business are entering the sport on a
lesser scale.
Browns first horse, named Straight
Jacket, almost destroyed Joe's faith
in thoroughbreds. Finally he gave
the critter away. When asked about
old Straight Jacket at a banquet q
q few weeks later, Brown replied: II
think We are eating him and I got
the saddle" Joe recently purchased
q ranch in the San Fernando Valley
and hopes, within a few years. to have
one of the finest breeding plants In
California.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
S|LAS CAPTURES
JEFFERSON PARK
Drives in Stretch for Win OF
Mile Race Feature at
Fair Grounds.
By the Associated Press.

"AIR GROUNDS, December IA
l. SdlAs, 3-year old son of Cruci-
flxion, owned by Mrs. B.
L Franzheim. won the Jefferson
Park Handicap. one-mile race that
topped an excellent program at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon.
Coming from behind, under q rous.
ing ride by Porter Roberts, Silas,
though forced to race to the outside
rail TO pass the bearing -out Reelon.
wore down the Coward and Coffey'
filly and won by q head in an exciting
drive that thrilled a large crowd.
Mrs. N. Burgers Bon Centime was
third. well beaten by the first two,
and Mrs. z. Haughton's Cascapedia
fourth.
Marcabala Sets Early Pace.
MARCABALA. owned by B. Her
Avn nandez, set the pace. closely pur.
sued by Reelon, Bon Centime and Ste.
Louise. Silss. far back in the early
running, was able to make up much
ground while skimming the rail early.
Entering the stretch. Roberts, in
order TO avoid the soft footing near
the rail in the home stretch, went
wide, rounded the stragglers, and rid
ing hard. set sail for Reelon, which
had disposed of Marcabala, and which
had opened what looked q safe lead.
Silas Wears Down Reelon.
r EEON bore out and Silas, contin.
uing with q resolute rush, had TO
bear out to pass him. He proved
equal to the occasion and wore down
Reelon.
Bon Centime had raced prominently
all the way, retiring after making o
mild bid to get to the front
Silas paid $3.50 for 81. He was
one Of the three winning outsiders Of
the afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Charles Town
Results
Dy the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
$-year-olds and up; about AZ furlongs:
sSf'ci Ssid Clip ,M.ss.as MGs1s"asq $50 sssSS sSS SS
Dressmaker (GarretD $50
Also ran.Kyoto, Mist Hawk, Hyph,
ehindig, Old Dominion.
70! sfeosn ds.rs. 'f1S fS.n %9. eoaa:.
Hs.Iy;M.s Henry; ,2!S; !sa:I%.ne' 1880 go s..e
Also rsn--Be.uty b. ForetheI. Mono.
IoTue, Tuleyries Ruby. Brief.
.,.!1laa, THIRD lEAcE.rur,s, r 500, til. Wood:
pos:fin lspyser $50 $50 $50
SNOW Coat tMaehadol 4.40
Daiiy Double paid $500,
Mia'sS: " ' ii .sss: about q ssrlosssS = ~. nc
'aH fts., seq :sss.5! .Ed".rsS $50
. Tuleyries Star, Gentleman.
Mrs. X. N. Gilpin-Mrs. E. L. Bull entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs.. $500; tn. West
virsinia; claiming; for 4-year-oIds and
up; u miles.
Post Brigade tJohnSon) 1880 TAO 600
Brown Wren tWimmer) 4.40 $50
Golden Play tMaehado) $40
Also .an-Miss Catlan, Chatteress. VAL
ley Rose. The Scaup. Rollick.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; the sum
mefs: claiming; for 3-year-olds and up;
h miles.
Arr0an (Cohman) 1920 900 $50
Sea Finn wv. Snyder) $50 $40
Morun H. Machado) 2.6O
Also ran-Magic Gift, Mary Wales,
Minna, Cantie and Polly Dear.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; claim
ms; for 3-year-olds and ND; i. miles.
Iuculent &c. C0ffman) 500 $50 2.f0
Jimmy IL. Machado) 500 500
Never Idol IF. Cusiman0) $50
Also ran-Tea Jester. Barbizon, Great
Loss. Huppy. Light Action.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
SEABISCUIT IN FRONT

SAN MATEO, Calf, December u
R).-Seabiscuit. owned by Mrs. c. @.
Howard of San Francisco, made q run.
away Of the Worlds Fair Handicap at
Bay Meadows today. leading all the
way to win the seasons prize event BY
five lengths.
Wildman was second and Giant
Killer third. Seabiscuit ran the 3-i6
miles in l:554s. a new track record.
and only 4s Of second OF the Amer.
ican record, held by Discovery.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
TRACK TOFEATURE
TWO GREAT RACES
Handicap for 500, 900 and
$4,000 Derby on Card
to Open Christmas.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.
OS ANGELES, Calf, Decembe


12.-Santa Anita race course,
hard by the little city Of
- Arcadia. under the lee of high
mountains and in q setting of orange
groves, will open its third season on
Christmas day.
Few tracks ever have enjoyed the
success that has come to Santa Anita.
Its first meeting payed OF the full
investment in grounds and buildings
and its second produced . dividend
Of almost 5000 per share for stock
holders. The stock that originally
sold for $500 per share now is worth
close to $4,000 and none Is available
Fred Purner, the voice of Santa
Anita, relates that stall room was
refused to more than 1,500 horses, so
great was the demand for stable space
by owners and breeders from all parts
Of the country. The 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap continues to be the
main event of the tracks program,
but the Santa Anita Derby, with
$500 added, also has become one OF
the main events Of the American turf.
Those events have attracted the best
horses in the country and already
some Of the topnotchers are stabbed
In Santa Anita barns; among them
Top Row. winner Of the 1886
handicap.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
FIFTH RACE-MAMA'S CHOICE,
MR.. BUN, KNIGHTS FANCY.

Victorious over Angus, Xandra.
Light. Sang Froid and Sabula at
Pimlico, MAMA'S CHOICE didn't
appear to like the Bowie track in
her later races. She shipped to
Florida in fine shape and in the
fifth number Monday she appears
to be nicely placed. MR.. BUN has
been freshened up and may head
KNIGHTS FANCY for the place.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Prairie Dog Liked.

SEVEN 2-year-olds are in the field
for the 5ia -furlong event. Prairie
Dog, racing for Mrs. Emil Denemark
Of Chicago, with Jockey Charley
Kurtsinger UP. was an early IA
vorite.
Five Of the eight races on the in
augural card attracted limit fields
Of II horses. Twenty were excluded
from the first race and four from
the sixth. The second event was
split. with the other division run
ming as the eighth race, and nine
still were excluded.
With S700 minimum purses, q total
Of $4,000 will 60 to horsemen in
eight races day. Dwyer has posted
$500 gold watches for the leading
trainer and jockey at the close ol
the meet.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Fair Grounds
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
a.s t.esoct ~ s.mi,., ts1Sns: aoso 72o
Lottsfns tpuay 500
| Also ran--ketired. Gold II. MarF.ret g.,
Old Hop. Going Some. I skotchy, I Easter
nitt,t t;;,s Grssbr0om and Baranea;
| SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: elaiminsi
z:.ss: = ;n:.!s:IiS 1s' 40 sss e s.ss e
cs c.s...l s. tas:".1' af''' ~" $40
| Also Also rsn. fc.olx D'o.; fRs.u!:h
Wr.ps.r. ,Me.ndme: Mis- Adams. shsbans
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500, elainingi
4-year.elds and up, 9 furlSnss.. "a.
sugar Jar tDoasherty, $40 s.oS
Curling (Eccard) $40
Aiso rsn-f Style Corner. Gibby's Choice.
jessie jaSSs1S.' D. N. EFF fri.ls. '"'' " ~
s.5 sogsss and ss fssss. ssSSi a'n'
e:ss:s::!::9 :a;s.:!sss' ..s..., $40 81: 81: e:
Time, 1918.
ss.:l is' s sss s.s:s e:
s-B. Hernandss entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purss, $500; eI.ininr;
ihs ss ssso S ana go
Law Maker (Turnerl 16.4O 300
fBalapin MANN 4.20
Also Ai%'' l.a9dirunsl.. aieosi ch.r.v. fksyl...
Swap, Batting Eye, Sercery, Texas Moon,
Imperial Betsy and fSon Richard.
ssx1s s.1: n.oss; ssas :ss:s r.sa ss:
silas GReberts) SEQ 400 $40
S'f f,S:. S:s'1%: I:so&! .eA'.''.-' $50
Also .ran--aFIag Cadet. -Casespsdis.
aMarcabla. Watereure. Eddies Brother and
Ste. Louise.
| SEVENTH RACE--Purse, $500: claim
inE; 3-year-sids and NJ; mile and 70
Whipovilf On. FaIlon) 1S.2O $50
Great Meadevs tLewe) SEQ
sister. ME, Bisei HAT. Lirhs sresse.
fCelnte:s Bye Muscle In and fSpsFe.
LOUIS FINISHES EN-.
Almost every boxer knocked out b
Joe Louis has failed IN attempting 70
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Bold Venture on Deck.

A FIELD Of SO has been nominated
for the handicap to be run on
February ~. The Anthony Peuetri
Stables leads In nominees with siz
and Bert Baroni, owner of Top Row,
has entered four. The first six horses
in the 1885 handicap all have been
entered for next years race. They
include, besides Top Row, Time Sup
ply, Rosmont. Azucar, winner Of the
first handicap, Whopper and Howard.
Bold Venture. winner of the 1886
Kentucky Derby, heads q group OF
3-year-olds that includes Red Rain
and Bright Plumage of the c. v. Whit
ney Stables, Mr.. Bones, Indian Broom
and Sea Biscuit. Racing at Santa
Anita for the first time, Walter M
Jeffords has entered Fire Thorn and
Rouge ct Noir. Col E. r. Bradley
winner Of several Kentucky Derbies,
also is invading California tracks for
the first time and will have Boiler
maker in the big handicap race. A
third owner to make his debut at
Santa Anita is E. F. Seagram, the
Canadian distiller, who has named
Stand Pat, Sablin. Mill Pond and
Arabian Myth.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
new "BABY" RACE START
Juveniles at Tropical Park to Use
Australian Barrier.

The Australian barrier will be used
to start the 2-year-old races at Tropi-
cal after January /. The device,
shipped from New York. where 1t also
has been adopted. will be installed in
the quarter-mile chute at the head Of
the stretch for use in the baby" races.
While this training will give the
juveniles good preparation for their
New York appearances next Summer,
it is believed in some quarters it will
cause them trouble when they race in
States which do not use the barrier.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Film Folk Have Entries

COME famous thoroughbreds are
missing from the field. Discovery,
favorite in the two previous handi-
caps, has been retired to the stud by
Alfred Vanderbilt, and William Wood.
ward failed to nominate Granville
Memory Book of the Greentree Stable
Is another that Is missing. However,
Vanderbilt, Woodward and Mrs. Payne
Whitney all have entries in the race.
Several movie kings will race stables
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Race Selections
TROPICAL PARK tFast).
nv FEED R0X

fANh Vt A8tIs
BY FEED BOX.
1-Sorceress, Bob Charlie. Prince
Say.
2-Zevanaid, Epitaph, Dark War.
1Crowning Glory. Blue Beard.
Count Rae.
EZaca, Prarie Dog, Proph.
5-Mama's Choice, Idle Along,
Knights Fancy.
6LHot Cake, Real Jam, Strategist.
7-Drusus, Flying Dere, Spartan
Lady.
SKawagoe, Primer, Sandy Boy.
Best bet-Zaca.
TROPICAL PARK CONSENSUS.
track FAST.
By the Associated Press.
1-Sorceress, Bob Charlie, BearniaS.
2-Epitaph, Aunt Flor, El Bandido.
3ECrowning Glory, Joyride. Blue
Beard.
+Prarie Dog, Zaca, Noel H.
5-Mama's Choice, knights Fancy,
Idle Along.
5Real Jam, Just Buck, Payracx.
7-Stroppe, Ross, Tellwhy.
sLLoloma, Sandy Boy. Over
Yonder.
Best bet-Prarie Dog.
TROPICAL PARK (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Sorceress, Prince Gay. Whittle.
2-E Bandido, Shepherd Boy,
Blakeen.
sCrowning Glory. Count Rae.
Likewise.
@Phoph, zaca. Prairie Dog.
1Idle Along, Bushmasters
knights Fancy.
1Chief Mourner, Hot Cake, Boo
cap.
7-Drusus, Ukraine, Ross.
@Dixie Princess, Good Dame,
Over Yonder.
Best bet-Proph.
FAIR GROUNDS EAST.
1-Mah Grant, Double Nugget.
Pancoast.
2-Anne ". L., Fitkin, Gift Of Roses.
Scream, ,Stormer, Denclxire.
southland Beau, Donnacona
Kid, Little Upset.
5-Brophy, Manly, IAddie Stone.
7-Ricciardo, Beau Bon, Grass
WrAck.
e-Registerite. Aurica, Taunton.
lest bet--9outhland Beau.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
CENTRAL CENTER TILTS
Four Court Games This Week,
With Loop Opening Tomorrow.

Central Community Center Basket
Ball League will be inaugurated to-
morrow night when the w. P. A. and
Lansburgh fives meet in the seasons
opening game at Central High School
at $50 o'clock.
Three other games are scheduled
this week, all to be played at Central.
On Tuesday at $50 the Railroad Re
tirement Board will play Mount YER
non. Wednesday the Daily News and
Super A. c. fives clash at $3.50, after
which the Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration meets Labor Department.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
BUYS SOL0MONS PLANT.

SOLOMONS, Md. December Ia
An announcement of interest to yachts
men and the commercial boat trade
was made here by George H. Town
send Of Greenwich, Conn, that he has
purchased the famous yacht and ship
building yard Of M. M. Davis & Son
from the estate of the late Clarence
z. Davis.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
THIRD RACE-CRO WNING
GLORY, QUICKLY, JOY RIDE.

GROWING 1GLCRY, q lad that
has accounted for nine victories
this season, is our selection to cop
the honors from the clever sprint
ers in the third. Always a great
weight packer, this gelding has been
asked to pick up 126 pounds over
the 5la furlong route. QUICKLY,
a mare that has been worked into
great shape, may head JOY RIDE,
one that displayed splendid speed
in Maryland.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
RACING IS SHIFTED
TO TROPICAL PARK
BougainviIIea, Feature oi
Opener Tomorrow, Draws
Field of Seven.
By the Associated Press.

~ ORAL GABLES, Fla, Decem-
Der 12.-Horse racing returns
to Florida Monday when VIII
~ liam v. Dryers Tropical Park
opens for q 26-day meeting.
A $1,000 inaugural handicap for
all ages at / mile failed to material
ize and the fourth race. the Bougain-
villea, for the regular $70o purse was
made the feature.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
PLANS new JUDGES COOP
Empire City Track to Have Higher
Stand Next Summer.
By the Associated Press.

The Empire City Race Track may
follow the examples set by Belmont
Park officials and move the judges
stand to higher and more distant
location before next Summer.
According to current reports, the
ofncials will be placed on the grand
stand mezzanine Q considerable dis
tance back from the track. The space
now occupied by the judges stand viii
Be used, - at Belmont, for IN In.
closure N which .ths winners VIII Be
Evening star., 1936-12-13
FOURTH RACE-ZACA, PRAIRIE
DOG, NOEL H.

After getting of to a slow start
this year, ZACA finished up in a
blaze of glory at Narragansett Park
by winning two races from high
class youngsters. In his last effort he
was six lengths in front at the end,
with Best News, Beautiful and 9TH
ers strung out in back of him. On
general form he figures to win this
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Track Reconditioned.

NEW top dressing has been ap-
piled to the racing strip and .
14-inch cushion will provide maxi.
mum safety for the horses. Racing
experts said it might slow the track
somewhat.
The regulation barrier will be used
at the opening meeting. The Aus
tralian starting gate, which permits
a walking start, will be installed for
the second meeting Of Tropicals
split season. from March to April.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Post Brigade Wins West Virginia Brilliant Meet Santa Anita
Fifth Suspension
AT Charles Town
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, De-
cember l2.-Stewards at the
race track here today not only sus-
pended Jim Hill, colored trainer,
but also asked the West Virginia
Racing Commission to keep him on
the ground for so days, after Gov
ernment chemists reported that q
saliva test taken several days ago
on Jim Moss revealed use Of strych-
nine.
Hill was the fifth person during
the meeting that closed today to be
suspended for stimulating horses.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
SIXTH RACE-BOOCAP, HOT
CAKE, STEALING AWAY.

BOOCAP, a mare that turned in
several impressive performances at
Bowie, including one victory. shapes
up as the most solid play in the
sixth. She has always shown good
form on the Tropical Park track.
HOT CAKE on his New Enland
form. will be mighty dangerous.
STEALING AWAY Is . picture
possibility. 20
Evening star., 1936-12-13
EIG HTH RACE KAWAGOE,
LOTOFUS, GOOD DAME.

KAWAGOE, trained by Hirsch
Jacobs, hasn't raced for several
months. but has been showing
smart speed in his trials. He was a
star among the plater-sprinters last
season, and from all indications he
is in for another banner campaign.
LOTOFUS should mold GOOD
DAME safe.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

SEVENTH RACE-PEACEFUL,
DRUSUS, AMERICAN PRINCE.
PEACEFUL, q miss that should
have won her last start at Bowie,
but which was the victim Of poor
racing luck, will likely give the plat
ers in the seventh a tough fight.
Her recent efforts have been of high
order. DRUSUS is a steady vet
eran and will like the track. AMER
ICAN PRINCE figures over the
others.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
ROMAN SOLDIER NAMED
Maryland Stakes Winner Listed
for Big New York Races.

TOT Big New York Races.
Elwood Sachsenmaier's Roman Sol
dier, which won all four Of the big
Autumn stakes for older horses In
Maryland this Fall. has been named
for the Metropolitan and Suburban
Handicaps and the Saratoga Cup, 70
be run over New York tracks next
Summer.
He probably will appear also In the
Brooklyn and Butler Handicaps.