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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
Blue Lake Mecca
Of Spoftsmen

The Grant County Sportsmen's
Association is sponsoring a picnic
to be held at Stark's beach. Blue
lake, ON Sunday, June 20. This
picnic will begin at 1000 a. m.
and continue throughout the day.
Everyone. no matter where they
live; or whether they belong to any
sportsmen's association or not, Is
invited and urged ITO attend.
There will be no charges for
anything in connection with this
picnic. Everyone should bring hts
own eats for a basket lunch at
noon. Free coffee, cream and sug-
ar will be furnished, but everyone
must bring his " cup. Free Ice
cream will be Furnished for the
children. Free parking will be
provided. Highway patrolmen will
be on hand to direct the traffic.
There is an excellent beach for
swimming. A free baseball game
between Junior Legion baseball
teams will be held In the after
noon. $1,000 in cash prizes will be
awarded to the winners in boys
and girls races to be held.
Captain Godfrey, nationally
known fly casting expert, will be
on hand to entertain. The program
he will present will be 80 novel,
interesting and instructive that
this part OF the program alone will
be worth the time of anyone in
terested in fishing to attend.
Two sound trucks from Spokane
equipped with loud speaking equip
ment. will insure every pant Of
the program being heard.
The purpose of this picnic Ia to
celebrate the occasion of the
awarding of prizes to the winners
In the predatory drive. just closed.
| Contestants In the drive included
any uOy VA SlIl AOJ oFOI yCdlo
of age, who desired to enter.
Some IS prlzes worth nearly
100000 will be awarded. The top
prize is a 20 repeating rifle, com
plete with telescope sights. valued
at over $4,000. Ten 30 rifles in
all will be awarded. All the prizes
consist of sporting goods, careful
ly selected, the kind any boy or
girl will really go for.
Over 100 boys and girls took
part in the drive, which ran from
March 18th to June 18th. The
awarding of prizes will commence
at 1880 in the afternoon.
The Grant County ,Sportsmen's
Association is anxious for a large
turnout to celebrate the occasion.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
MUSIC AND DANCE RECITAL

Pupils Of the Davis-Hartle stu
dos will be presented in a music
and dance recital to be held in
the school gymnasium at 8 p. m.
Wednesday.
There will be no admission fee,
and the general public is cordially
invited to attend.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, June 20, 1887

Sunday, June 20, 1887
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, II a.. m.
Sermon: Christ Rides!"
Evening praise s D. m. Sermon:
"Plentious Redemption"
Blessed are the people whose
trust is in the Lord.
I. A. Davis, minister.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17

Several Coulee City families at
tended the Pioneer picnic at Jur-
gensen's grove a Wilbur today.
The annual event brings together
old-timers from all owe the Big
Bend country.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
AID MEETS THURSDAY

The Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terian church will be entertained
by Mrs. Lewis Box at her home
next Thursday. June "a, at 2 p. m.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
CHAMBER MEETS

The Coulee City Chamber of
Commerce met in regular session
Wednesday night at the Columbia
cafe. Routine business was con-
Quoted.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-17
Brothers Buy
Columbia Cafe

Harry and Charlie Womack,
this week purchased the Columbia
cafe. The restaurant was formerly
owned by the late w. H. Pazen.
For the past few weeks Fred Egg
ger of Spokane has been operating
the cafe, following the death of
Mr.. Pazen. The new took
owe the business Wednesday.
The Womack brothers are we'll
known throughout the Big Bend,
having been at Ritzville for the
last IL years and are highly re-
garded as culinary experts.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
War Admiral LengtandHa Winner in Washington Handicap

The condition book scheduled a race
for 3-year- r-olds and up that was ex-
actly what Trainer George Conway
had said he was looking for to give
the Admiral q tightening up race.
Knowing this, other owners would not
enter their horses for fear they would
have to buck up against the triple
crown winner, but the day before the
race when time for closing the entries
neared and Conway had not put in his
appearance they rushed to get in the
lists.
AT the last possible moment Conway
showed up and entered War Admiral
and you should have heard the squawk
the other trainers put up. When the
weights were out and it was discovered
the Admiral had only 104 pounds to
carry the uproar grew more pro-
nounced.
Tuesday when the race was run
every trainer tried to Withdraw from
the test with the exception of the
trainers of Muscatine and Floradora.
The track officials allowed three horses
to be withdrawn, but refused to allow
the balance to even consider declining
the issue. The race was practically a
walkover for War Admiral and every
one knew it.
But just to show you one more angle
of this squabble, I am informed that
Conway had an understanding that if
it rained he would be allowed to with
draw from the competition.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

j. s. ana Il. q. HTCTItT tnITy.
c Mrs H. Good and D. Chatterly entry.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

a week Jimmy Corcoran turned
on the heat at Washington last week,
playing the best ball of couple OF
85-shooters Jimmy turned in 80
for the first nine, and if you think
that's easy, try it yourself some time
That course takes more than
pitch and putt The boys at
Washington are waiting for the return
of v. Calvert Dickey, the big hope
and-pray man :.
Dickey has been fighting an
illness and an operation, but he
has licked il and will be back in
few days -.
Members of the victorious Congress
sional team in the Maryland State
team matches will be feted at a din
ner at the club next Sunday night :. :.
Manor golfers are getting ready Tor
their field day. scheduled within
fortnight Over at Washington
big field is assured for the Women's
Invitation Tourney, slated for Novem-
ber 9 And who remembers four
or five years ago, when most of the
star golfers of the land were in WASH
ington during this week, getting ready
to play in the Kenwood Open? -.
It's q shame Washington doesn't
have a major pro tournament any
more Indian Spring may stage
one next year, with an unannounceo
angel slated to put up $4,000 for a
pro tourney . Turkey tournaments
are billed for East Potomac and Rock
Greek Parks next month, with one fol-
lowing the other. so as not to inter-
fere with the links activities OF the
boys who want to earn a turk the
hard way.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500, maiden
2-year-olds; furlonEs.
Chief Menteur (Nodarse) $50 $40 $50
Fire Marshal tRobertSon) $50 2.40
Carrying Time (Stevenson) SEQ
Time, 81.
Also ran-Neixhbor, Facula, OddesR
Don, Port Mora and Idle Lad.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Rockingham Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year ,elds and up; fu5lcnss.- m On
Miss Chicrs tDriscolD $50 400
Whittle (Hartle) 6.SO
Also ran--Hasty Hannah. Color sketch;
Shakes. Happy and Gay. Lady Grandace
and Blessed Event.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
s-year;slds% End and up; 6 fuslsnss' sn on an
Brown Marvel tBiermano 900 4.6O
High Martin w. +. WarG 4.4O
Also ra11Lusny color W.r C.rys strips. HS.
furI and All AsoE.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-eldss . and up; L nile t;o eso An
Bugle Call Dufy) $40 800
Spur Flower tBierman) 4.4O
A:s r.n.k.psna4, III. !e;y, s.; ma Ns%qes ons Il
Step.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiminsi
3-year-olds and up; 1 Is miles on
Bay Buddy tWimmer) 41.oo 1s-@ o
Sainted (Scheih) $50
Also .r.n-Fe5est B.: skipses. Count Me-
Hot Cake anu nHues"fHe'
FIFTH RACE-The Continental Handi-
can; purse, 81 .S0Ot 3-yeAr-0lds and up;
Lost Friend tMeioche) 1890 $50 $50
Boston Mary tBierman) 7.4O 40
HolIuschickie tDuffy) 4.oV
Also ran-Abaddon. Trina and Hope
Eternal.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500, claiming;
3-year r-oIds and up; 1 mile.
TOP Tax tDuhy) 11.2O 5.40 4.0
| San Marine tDickey) 1910 5.S0
White Het Jacaue) 4.oV
Time, 1:40M. ,,,,,, ,
neck and Round Table.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
| ing; 3-year -elds and up; ii. miles:
Kindacorn tHartIe) 14.9O $50 a.s0 70
| Hats on (Napier) 4.SO 3.vS
| Berry Patch tMeleche, STU
Also ran-Reberta. Mcralist. Pepper
Patch, Whippereracker and The Triumvr'
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500, claiming;
| s-year-sIds and np; 1,s miles.
| Jackie d Mccoy 4S.30 15.40 4.6V
| Singers Felly James) 4.80 3.2O
| Gilbert EIstsn tBierman) S'oV
| Time. I:f8. rx.
Rec.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

They've been having rough time
finding a pair of challengers for the
Cummings Cup at Columbia, but they
nope they'll make it this week. Two
successive qualifying rounds to find a
brace of challengers for the oman
team title of the club near Chevy
Chase Lake have been washed out by
rain, and they'll try to pull off the
qualification affair again next Wed
nesday.
Dana Belser and Craig Nc
Kee, holders of the cup, are
waiting for the nomination of
the challengers.
Miller B. Stevenson and Donald
Woodward, Luther Steward and AL
bert R. Mckenzie and Marty West and
Harvey johnson look to be the COM
binations to lick, with the odds favor
ing West and johnson.
The challenge round will be played
on Sunday, November 7, weather per-
mitting.
Two Scotch fOursOme events are
billed at Woodmont today in what
Golf Champion Leopold Freudberg
looks upon as the big moment of the
fall season at the club. The men will
play q Scotch event in the morning,
while men and women will play in a
mixed foursome affair this afternoon.
Chip Shots.
WIFFY cox is big pain to himself
w these days Wilfred>is in the
throes of q tussle with the dentists
having all his teeth drawn ;. Obvi-
ously such an affair doesn't help his
golf, for he hasn't played in more than
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Second Victory of Season.

Second Victory of Season.
WELCH'S victory was his second
of the season He broke the
course record in dual meet against
Alfred University recently in his first
run of the season. In second place,
behind Joseph Fox of Yale at the
turn, WEIGH moved into the lead be-
fore the runners turned into the hills
for the second time.
From that point WEIGH had the
race to himself and finished 100 yards
ahead of Stu Whitman, Dartmouth's S
captain.
Dick Hawkes., Whitman's teammate,
finished third, while Fox brought
Yale into the scoring by placing
fourth. Columbias captain, John
Wilson, was fifth.
In special scoring arrangement,
that made the quadrangular meet into
six dual meets, Dartmouth was IL
points better than Cornell, 13 points
lower than Columbia and points
ahead of Yale. Yale gained two VIC
tories. beating Columbia 1928, and
Cornell, 21-34. Cornell topped Co
lumbia, 1892, while the local college
left the park with nothing for its
efforts.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Rockingham (Fast).

Rockingham (FasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Zevanaid, Civil War, Lord Dalton
2-Razzle Dazzle. Jack Fly, Darn May.
3zBright Bird, U Demon, On Leave.
fair Time, Emvee, Social Error.
5-Bob c., Motilla, Jane Vito.
6-Satrapal, Vitox, Notice Me.
BILLY Eye, Sainted, zor.
8-Molasses Bob, Pompous Genie, Ell
Puma.
Best bet-Zevanaid.
Rockingham Consensus (FasD.
BY the Associated Press.
Lord Dalton, zevanaid, Dedication.
Ozark May, Razzle Dazzle, Bene-
ficiary.
3-Bright Bird, Prince Dean. One
Chance.
4-Social Error, Bye Bye Mary Fair
Time.
5-Jane Vito, May R., Bob c.
6-Satrapal, Miss Tad. Opoca.
BILLY T., zor, Makeit.
8-Molasses Bob, Founder, Chancery
Best bet-Dark May.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Laurel Results

s-year-olds and up; lie miles.
fsRPsEs fsn way k15ts!n'sf' kelsg5 $50 $50 ssS sS
Playoff (Smith) 3.IO
Also ran-Brooke Herod. FredaIva. Sill
very Way, SaxopaI and Sun Sweep.
SECOND RACE-Purse. sI.I00: claim
Alice G. Games) $40 24G
Proph tSeabol $50
Also ran-Timber Lady and Jair.
THIRD RACE-Purse. ST .0oe; claiming;
2,year:olds and upi 1is miles.
TEMPO tO'MalIey) 11.1O 10
Would Dare tJones) $50
Time. 1:f91h.
Also ran-Jane McCrea. Sang Froid.
Bushmaster and Church Call
DAILY Double paid SSi.9O.)
Jenkins Handicap: purse. 5000 added;
sun Alexandria 5corb'D $3.50 $500 1910
Chaps (Woolf) 30
Time. 1:41.
Also rsn-Autumn Quest. fwarlaine,
Essiaytee. Tedium. Evening Shadow. folly
Jack. Dorothy Rock. Handcuff and Teddy's
Field.
FIFTH RACE-The washington Handi-
capi purse, Ato.uVU added; 3-year -0idS and
up, III miles.
War Admiral !Kurts'ser) $50 $50 e.40
HeeIfiy (WoolG $40 4I0
Burning Star tWriSht 800
Time. 2:04M.
Also ran--CaIumet Dick. Firethorn, An
eroid and Chanceview.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
for 3-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Flarstone tShelhamer) 4.S0 200 2.6O
Minton tWright $50 200
Secret Vote (Jones) 4.40
Time, 2:06.
Also ran-Pompete, Departed, SIeuth,
Lockstep and 0ldfield.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; for 3-year-olds and up; Ii miles.
Yenoc (Mora) 22.00 $50 40
Royal Blunder (Corona) 500 $50
Pharolar fJames) 500
Time, Lao.
Also ran--Rowes Crump, Abuaueaue
and Jolly On.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Empire City
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
! FIRST RACE--;Purse. I.oOO: claiming;
2-year-olds;I mile and 20 yards.
Sir Ally tAnderson) 11-5 IL 1-2
Join Us tKeppler) 1871 6-1
Detonation tKopeD As
Time. I:16M ...
There. MuddIer. Tryback, Ace Of Trumpx,
Noble Scot. Telling Them and Pine FrlIs.
SECOND RAcE-Pur,e.. $1,000: maid
ems; all ages; about furionTs.
On The H,sSps Dot swestrope) IL il
Wise Fox (Stout) rs
Also ranHCanoe, LIE knight. Jig Away.
Miss Min and Rash Hurry.
THIRD RACE-The Autumn Day Stakes:
Miyako KopeD I'll 81 as
bevis nsFHy tasi,e Nate tHSmsf6 onsHen 10 gut
Also ranHwstch Case. PoIyata. Baby's
Breath. aOne Jest. Donna Leona. Moon
entry. a"AA "'''" an" '''' ''' '''"'
FOURTH RACE-The scarsdaIe ,Handi;
cap; purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up: ! mile and 20 yards.
aWsodberry ssehultr) IL
Also %e ran@Busy X. Little Miracle. Fair
Knis shtess. Infantry. Crossbow ii. Thorson.
Pasha and Cabailero III.
"A. Hanger and L. b. Combs entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Exodus Handicap;
class d: purse, 81 200 added; 3-year-oidx
and up; mile and 90 yards
| Skipton tPacker) l0-l al .S-I
Cascapedia tBaIaskD 5-2 I-3
Headin Home (HowelD 3-o
Time, 1:44.
Also ran-Toby Tyler, Fair lead. Might
Bud, Planetoid, Indomitable, Page Boy
| and Talked About.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3-year-oIds and up 1 Is miles.
| Highmost (Cuscianna) I'll 5-2 30
Ladino tJaekle1 Al
Eyejny (Tucker) %-I
Time, 1.50.
Also ran-Free, Nadir. Bright Chance,
Gold Cress, Dombef, Bright Prince, Fan.
ning Heel, Tickmsra and Ny Purchase.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Counterfeit Mutuels flushed.

4 LSO, understand that counterfeit
= mutuel tickets were passed on
several different days at Laurel, but
the reason you did not see it in the
newspapers, except for the first day it
happened, was because detectives try
ing desperately to locate the counter
feiters were afraid the publicity might
give the latter too much chance to get
under cover.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
WEIGH OUT FRONT
IN HARR|ERS' RACE
Team HonorS to Dartmouth
as Cornell Ace Leads
QuadranguIar Pack.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
"A yEW YORK, Oct 30.-Howard
mi WEIGH, the 1. c. "A 2mile
VI and Ivy League 1-mile cham
4 pion. took individual honors
when he won a quadrangular 5-mile
cross-country meet among Cornell
Dartmouth College, Yale and Colum-
bia at Van Cortlandt Park today.
Welch was timed in 27:16.
There was not enough support be-
hind WEIGH. however, to give the team
title to Cornell Dartmouth. which
finished 2, 3, 9, 10 and Is for 38 points.
was returned victorious. while Yale
edged into second place with 43
points. Cornell was third with 60
points, while Columbia was last with
SO points.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Race Record Missed.

DAH HE. Hal Price Headley's entry.
came from far back and finished
behind Kings Heir. Diavolo Boy
slowed down to walk at the finish.
Three others, Glen Brush, Legal Ad-
vice and Alup also ran.
The Jockey Club Stakes, feature OF
the closing day at the Churchill
Downs fall meet and regarded in Ken
lucky as a forecast of next years
Derby contender, didn't produce rec
ord time this year. The track record
for the mile for 2-year-olds set by
Twenty Grand is 1886.
Mountain Ridge paid his hackers
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 for So in the
pari-mutuels. Kings Heir rewarded
with s16,40 and $3.50 and DAN He
paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
MOUNTAIN RIDGE
WINS TURF DUEL
Beats Kings Heir by Neck
in Jockey Club Stakes
at Louisville.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Y OUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 30
Mountain Ridge, backed into
the favorite position after his
- stablemate Tiger had been
scratched, won the Jockey Club
Stakes for 2-year-olds here today.
The free-running son of Royal Min
strel covered the mile on fast track
in the reasonably good time Of 1888 3-5.
He paid his owner. Mrs. Ethel v.
Mars, Chicago, proprietor of the
Milky Way Farm, $3.50. The race
carried a $4,000 added purse for its
eighteenth running. Mrs. Mars won
it last year with Reaping Reward
Jockey Albert Robertson kept Noun
tain Ridge in contending position
as Diavolo Boy set the early pace.
Then the colt responded gamely, to
finish far ahead of Dixiana Farms
Kings Heir by neck.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Race Selections
PimlicO (Fast).

Pimlico tFasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Trade, Doggerel, Guarantor.
3-Acautaw, Balcony, Happy Host.
4-Pit Bull, Dressage, Commission.
5-Roustabout, Matey, Threadneedle.
6-H. P. Headley entry, Deliberator,
High Fleet.
T-KinroSs, Zowie. Sickle Bill.
8-Xandra, Mr.. Bun, Battling Girl.
Best bet-KinrosS.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
SIXTH RACE E-CLINGENDAAL,
ROUGH TINE. APPEALING.

A crack band Of sprinters IS
entered in the feature event, the
Baltimore Autumn Handicap, and
shapes up as a very close affair.
A. C. Compton's speedy gelding,
CLINGENDAAL. is holding his
winning form and gets the call to
capture the added money by a
close decision over ROUGH TIME.
The latter is a real speed merchant
and stands a chance of getting up
first. APPEALING will be close on
the first two.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
HUNT SEASON TO OPEN
Blue Ridge Club to Stage First
Affair Tomorrow.

WINCHESTER, Va, Oct 80 R).-
The Blue Ridge Hunt Club will open
its Winter hunting season Monday
with q meet at Clay Hills, home OF
Capt. and Mrs. Ewar johnson.
Extensive paneling has been done
in the Blue Ridge country, making it
possible for horses and hounds to
penetrate the entire distance of about
10 miles between Castleman's and
Berry's Ferries, along the Shenandoah
River.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
PRO GRIDMEN DISBAND.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 80 (P0.-
Following their 27-to-7 defeat in Bos-
ton. the Pittsburgh sAmericans of the
American Professional Football League
have disbanded for the remainder OF
the 1887 season.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Pimlico Consensus East.

PimlicO CONSENSUS (FastJ.
by the Associated Press.
Little Marty, Bartholdi, st. Francis.
Lifting, Presidential, Red Pepper.
3+Sea Gull, Acautaw, Titan Kiddie.
4-Regal Sun, Pit Bull, Fair Company.
5-Threadneedle, Dark Hope, Bow and
Arrow.
6-Clingendaal, Rough Time, Pre-
eminent.
Joan Asbestos, Sickle Bill, Light
Chatter.
s-Departed, Snobby Scamp, Xandra.
Best bet-Threadneed
Evening star., 1937-10-31
SEVENTH RACE-SJCKLE BILL.
BUILDING TRADES, PRINCE
SDIENnOR

SICKLE BILL gave some fine
efforts at Laurel and deserves the
call in this event. The racer is
going in top form and will be able
to last long enough to get the nod
over BUILDING TRADES. The
latter won recently at Laurel and
will be mighty close in the affair.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Churchill Downs
Results
By the Associated Press.

BIZ the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. ssOoi all asesi
Ifan 4S. sSIn,.1 3Rs IstsTsTsn Dsss.1 500 sc
Texas Flag Up. Roberts) 2,4o
Also ranGvictory Miss. Sweeping Blaze,
and Long Face.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming,
Zebulo Hardy $50 $50 $50
Miss Lizzie (Nodarse) 400 $40
Straight Thru tschlenker) 13.40
Also ran.Red Chief. Assist, Ripple
Along, Trough Creek, fScenario. Ada W.
Mere Blaze, Fightaray and Kharfair.
field.
THIRD, RACE--Purse. $500, maiden
2.yesr-olds; furlonss.
Fire Marshal (Robertson) SEQ 2.4o
Carrying Time (Stevenson) 3.20
Also ran-Neirhbor. FacuIa, oddesn
Don, Port Mora and Idle Lad.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Day sirnsi tDotterH5 ia.so SEQ $50
ch,nsias 4Iss q; 8 Rsbsre5 $50
Also ran---Msiden Dream. Stirred Up.
JudEe Leer. Grey sauAw and Good King.
.rh n uhSCc-uAuufospt Rhtbes slsVuVs
all ages; . furIonEs.
yisiEoth tSchlenker) 500 40 800
Josh tSouth) $50 $50
zSiIverette tRukas) 2.S0
Also ran-sPanic Relief. ssuaw Lady.
Double B. and Hose.
&C. Watts entry.
SIXTH RACE-Kentucky. JOCKEY Club
Stakes; purse, $1,000 added: 2-year-olds'
Mountain Ridge (Robertson)
Kings Heir tstev.nson) 1910 $50
Dab He (Arcarob $50
Time, 1:3S&s
Also ran-Diavolc Boy. Glen Brush,
Legal Advice and Alup.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 3 years-olds and up; II miles.
Star Bud (Dotter) $50 $40 ESQ
SaueeLer (SOuth) 400 $50
Lady Genie tChzlD 4.S0
Time. 1:fs2s.
gall and Carnelian.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing: the Au Revoir Handicap; 3-yesr-olds
Sam Alexander (South) 100 $50 2.6o
Night Gail (Dotter) $50 3.20
For Romance tNodarse) $40
Time. 1:557S.
Also ran-MottIed. Irish Play, Lucy,
Seven Star, Sweet Tone, Poet Prince and
Mr.. Mack.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
EIG HTH RACE-DEPARTED.
BIJSH MASTER. PLAY OFF,

DEPARTED is well spotted in
the event, meeting the right kind
of opposition over the route the
racer likes. This one is nicely
treated in the weights and will go
we'll in the closing stages of this
marathon affair.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
VOLS CHANGE SCHEDULE
Duke, Georgia, Wake Forest and
v. P. I. Off 1888 Card.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct 80 (P).
Athletic Director Bob Neyland
has announced that Duke. Georgia.
Wake Forest and Virginia Poly would
not be on TennesSee's 1888 foot ball
schedule.
They will be replaced by louisiana
State, Clemson, Chattanooga and an
other team to be selected.
The schedule:
September "a. Sewsnee:
October l. Clemson: s, Auburn; 15,
Alabama at Birmingham' 22. OPEN 2S'
l.. S. u.
November 5. Chattsnoogs; 12. Wander.
bilt at Nashville; "a. Kentucky.
December 8, Mississippi at Memphis.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
DERBY SET FOR MAY 7
Time Must Be Okayed by Ken

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 80 R).-
The 1888 Kentucky Derby date was
fixed today for Saturday, May Z, by
Col. Matt j. Winn, president OF
Churchill Downs.
The date for the $4,000 added race
is subject to confirmation by the Ken
lucky State Racing Commission, which
usually approves the day chosen by
Winn.