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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-07
Special to The Democrat)

New York, Dec. 7.-President Roosevelt's proposal to wage war on infantile paralysis on four-point national front has won the enthusi- astic approval of Connecticut phy- sicians.
 Among those supporting the pres- ident's new national foundation in that state are such eminent phy.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
GERMANS STRONG
IN FRENCH TENNIS
Henkel, Nine. Sper|ing Get
to Singles Finals of Hard
Court Meet.

IS Tue ASSOCldleO fTeSS.
~ ARIS, May %. - Germany
- clinched final-round places
both in the mems and wom-
ems singles divisions OF the
French hard-court tents champion
ships today.
Heinrich Henkel. second ranking
Teuton ace, eliminated Bernard
Destremeau of France in the semi
finals. 6-l, Ga. 6-3. to qualify to
face Henry Wilfred Dummy Austin
of England in the finals. Austin,
favorite to succeed to the title won
last year by Baron Gottfried Won
Cramm Of Germany, defeated Chris
tian Boussus of France, Is, 60,
1-6, SIS. Won Cramm elected not
to defend the singles crown, although
ne played in the doubles.
The women's finalists will be the
defending champion, Nine Hilda
Krahwinkel Sperling of Germany. and
Nine. Rene Matthew of France. Nine.
Sperling defeated the Countess de la
Valdene Lili de Alvarez, 81, 6-l,
while Nine Matthew was eliminating
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Poland,
IS, IS. The Polish girl, conqueror
Of Helen Jacobs in hte quarter-fnals
gave the French woman trouble with
her powerful drives. but her game
was not sufficiently varied to turn the
tide.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Paralyzed From Hips Down.

DRIVING to the home of Beverly
May, whose father, Bob, is Tow S
manager, Tow found himself para
1yzed from the hips down. He called
to the house for aid, but every one had
gone to the movies. Bob fell out of
the car and cravled on his stomach
into the house.
Beverly arrived home shortly there
after and Immediately put Bob to bed
and called a doctor. The doctor, in
turn, called an ambulance and for the
next 80 days Bob was on the fiat of his
back, sometimes running a tempera
ture Of l06.
The doctor, in his violent manipu-
3ations, had fractured bone near the
pelvic region and it nearly cost Box
his life. During his confinement in
shat one position, Tow dropped from
a05 to 1872 pounds. Naturally, even
Then he recovered, doctors said he
never would fight again. He has been
urged to sue the osteopath, but won't
Well, after using crutches for a
month, Bob began his battle to regain
fighting form. That he did is testi-
nony of the tremendous ticker with
Ia his massive chest.
Bob also was forced to mark time
t1o years ago when he suffered a
teloulder injury in a bout with Tony
Galento. Tow threw his right shoul.
der out OF socket and tendons were
tangled. After several attempts at a
comeback, Bob Travelled to Johns Hop.
kins, had the shoulder sliced and the
tendcns adjusted
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Washington Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
. FIRST RACE-Purse., 81 ,oc0; claiming:
Metaurus tRobertson go $50
Eddie's Brother IS. Roberts) 1I.4O
Also ran-Bedirht. Color Bearer. Fore
warned. MaderiS. Monks Time, Notified.
Firm Hand. Tonne ard Artful Shot.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 1000; claim
ing: :-Sear,oids; > furlonss -.o ,oo
Aces Wild tDotter, $50 $50
Dr1!t 4ime. aGp. !" :;os .Rsan $50
Also ran-Peter F.. Candy Hero. Busse
Trumpet and Manoeuver.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 .oao: claiming:
Combahee LTurner, 1900 $50 100
Sun Asia CCorbetu 800
Also ,an-Wat.rcur.. Kailin. Tenaee
and Air Line.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: mile.
Alkit Landolt 2l.4O $40 40
MuSsa,ins T;n. IN, ,k!urt'insep $50
War sG fe1ow sSsht Bandit SG 00 and winsed @
a-valdina Farm entry.
purse. 5000: "-year-olds: 5r2 furlonss.
1iasss!G. 1,ns vi,o hass4.o Mas 1920 Sc" s." ss" s"
aROv T. jCorbett $50
Time, 1867.
Also ran-TIger, Lillian ROtn. RADIO
Charm and Pelter.
a-VaIdna Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Chicaso Handicap: purse.
So 900 added: 3-ycar-old and up: fur
longs.
Sir Emerson Haa) a9.ao 800 $40
Hastinola tRyan) 1920 $40
War Glory tAnderSOn) 1.2O
Time. l:1llS.
Also ran-Black River. Higher Cloud.
Isaiah. Gold Flag, Preemnent and Dog
away.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
inE: t-year-oldS and up; liz miles.
Red Rogue tE. E. Ph'ips) $50 $50 ESQ
What WAY tRyan) 800 $50
FLYING Cherokee tMora) $50
Also ran-Niynah. Monocle. Habanero
and TIGER Claw.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 1000; claim
ing: i-year-olds and up: rs miles.
Yes Polly tRyant 1920 30 BIO
Parity "a. Rohertson) $50 80
Sir Ajax II. P. Martini 300
Time, I:5llS.
Also ran-Anna v l.. Byrdine. Hour
Lady and Mr.. Joe.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Twelve COURSES
STAGE JOURNEYS
Variety of Events Listed.
Three or More D. C. Pros
May Get in Open.
WAsH1NGToN's first big outdoor

WAsH1NGTON'S first big outdoor
w holiday Of 1887, stretching this
year over two and a half days, will
find the golf courses about the Capt.
tai crowded today and tomorrow with
throngs Of divot lifters. All the clubs
have scheduled tournaments for the
May 81 holiday, and some of them
have affairs starting today and rum
ming through tomorrow. Here Is the
week end and holiday golf schedule:
Congressional Country Club-tToday)
mixed Scotch foursome. tomorrow bet
Chevy Chase club-1s-hole handicap
match play against par tourney tomorrow
for the Victor Kaufman Memorial Day
Columbia Country Club-Best ball two
man team tourney tomorrow, also the chal-
iense isfsa. round nMl for & the Cummings Cup be-
holders. and L. w. Laudick and Merrill
Lord. challengers.
~ Washington Colt. and Country Cub
tourney tomorrow for the Sam Mosby
memorial putter.
Indian Spring Mixed Scotch toursome
event To-Day, miniature tournament to-
Manor Country Club-Flag tournament.
ariplng contest tomorrow for men and
Beaver Dam Country Club-(Today) ex-
hibition match between Babe Didrikson
and Cliff Spencer and Helen Dettweiler
and Leo Walper. starting at 2:3O pm:
tomorrow handicap event in four flights.
driving. approaching and putting contests
for men and women
Army-Navy. Country Club - Today
mixed Scoth foursome affair. flag tourney
Woodront Country Ciub-Ha ndica
tourney for the Marc Goldnamer Trophy,
Argyle Country Club-FTag tourney
Kenwood Golf and Country Club-Tarpet
ing contests
CAPITAL Golf ard Country Club-'Lotto"
tournament
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Qualifying A,uard to Snyder
As Auto Speeders Fill Field
T INDIANAPOLIS, May 20 (P

7 INDIANAPOLIS, May 20 P.-
Thirty-three kings Of speed were
ready tonight for the sound OF the
L starting bomb which will send
them away at 10 o'clock Monday
morning in quest Of 100000 in prize
money awarded at the annual 500
mile indianapolis Motor Speedway
race.
The tWo-week qualifying trials ended
promptly at pm. today. with full
field of 33 starters and two alternates.
There was one car on the track at
tempting to qualify when the trials
ended. It was driven by Johnny
Seymour of Detroit, but he was tagged
down.
Heading the list Of qualifiers as far
as speed was concerned was Jimmy
Snyder Of Chicago, who won $4,000
In qualifying prizes by running IS
miles at l25.287 miles an hour.
265-Pounder Makes Grade.
THE coveted pole position, however.
was held by Wild Bill" Cummings
OF Indianapolis. who qualified on the
first day at l23.445 miles an hour.
Snyder did not qualify until a week
ago
The trials, which saw the highest
speed in history at the Indianapolis
track, resulted in the deaths of two
men. Both, George Warford Of
indianapolis and Albert Opalko OF
Gary. were killed yesterday in sepa-
rate accidents.
Last year the pole position was
won at speed Of slightly more than
1l9 miles an hour and the lowest
qualifying speed WAS Ill. This year
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Romance Is Durable.

RoB's childhood sweetheart, wife
and sweetheart forever, as he says
Is the former Orlean Thomas OF
Birmingham. They both love chill
dren, but, ironically, three OF theirs
have died shortly after birth. They
were married when Bob was II and
Orlean is, and Bob still switches the
conversation to her as much as pos
sible.
In Birmingham Bob played on a
basket ball team with Ben Chapman,
washington outfielder; Petey Sarron,
world featherweight champion, and
Battling Bozo. who once trimmed
Make Rosenbloom, former world
Eight heavyweight champion Chap
man and Tow still are staunch friends
and 1t was Bob who was responsible
for bringing Sarron here.
Dave Evans. who heads the Birming-
ham Boys Club, which served as an
incubator for those athletes, dubbed
Tow Young Jack Tunney, taking the
first and last names of the former
world champions, Dempsey and Tun-
Aey. when ToW's mother disapproved
Of Bobs fighting. She now is for his
fstic career and has seen him fight
On several occasions.
Bob doesn't want to go back to driv-
Ing a bus He's certain he'll whip
candy Mcdonald on the police bene-
1T card at Griffith Stadium Wednes-
day night and thus pave the way to
more moneyed matches. He's still
smiling and confident despite the
frown thus far from Dame Fortune.
A guy who can fight back like that at
least deserves to be indexed in the
file Of future possibilities.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
How They Start
At indianapolis
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2e.-Here
are the 80 drivers with their
qualifying speeds, who will go to
the post at 10 o'clock Monday
morning for the start Of the annual
500-mile indianapolis motor speed
way race:
apoils, i2s445,: WiIbur Shaw. indi-
aanapolis. I22.791l: Herb Ardinger.
Second row-Billy Winn, Detroit
Il2.a22l;: Louis Meyer. Huntington
Park; Calf: dl9;61ay; Ralph Hepburn.
n1s.4ss,; Mauri urf Is1se.A' Rose BetTois betrois
c.Mf G1s,541o; ,,- Che, 3as, Gardner. Long Beach,
Fourth rov2Ronney Householder
Dubois. Pa. IiI6.sS2}; George Con. Con-
nor Los ANGELES IoO;:4ol.
H1s.sas}; G1ss9s,; Frank BFisk0. CHICAGO
c.Eif Sixth n3s rcv.cnn ze2! :, Bersers; Hollywood
@ Sags caif aaf'tf TsSd Eoais ESDsT': 4oms Ysn
Seventh row-Jimmy Snyder. Chi
caso, 125.2S7D: Kelly Petillo. Los
angeles l24 12W: Bob Swanson. Los
Eighth row-Harry Macouinn. Indi-
annapolis t!21 ,s22): Rex Mays Glen
dale. Calf. 11a.96s): Floyd Davis,
Springfield III. 1lS.a42>.
Ninth row-Shorty Canton. De-
troit 11S.555): AL Miller. Detroit
tlls.5!sl: Tony Willman. Milwaukee
G1S.24").
Tenth row-Georee Bailey. Detroit
11T.497): Ken Fowler. Patterson.
n; j.. 11742D; Russell Snowberger.
WilminEton. Del. 1l7.354.
Tex: 117.226): Ted Horn. Los Angeles
11s;60S); Frank Wearne. Los
Angeles 11s.220).
Alternate starters in the event any
Of the first 33 are not able to 70 to
the starting line-Emil Andres. Chi
cago 116.c40: Joel Thorne. New
York U15.602).
Evening star., 1937-05-30

the lowest was 1882, by A. B.
Deacon) Lifts OF Dubois, Pa, the
265-pound race driver
Although seven drivers made the at
tempt today to win the last spot in
the starting field. only two Of them
were able to win places
Frank Wearne of Los Angeles filled
the thirty-third place by running at
1920 miles an hour. A few minutes
later Ted Horn of Los Angeles, winner
Of second money in last years race,
got in the field by running at 1868
miles an hour. His effort eliminated
Joel Thorne, the 22-year-old New
York millionaire, who was the SLOW
est of the previous qualiflers.
Three Former Champs In.
THORNE and Emil Andres of Chi
cago will be alternate starters in
the event none Of those faster are
able to go to the starting line Mon
day morning. Andres speed today
was 116243.
Three previous race winners are in
the starting field. They are Louis
Meyer Of Huntington Park. Calf,
winner in 1929. 1888 and 1896: Bill
Cummings winner in 1884. and Kelly
Petillo, the Los Angeles Italian who
won in 1885.
Those who made attempts today and
failed were Dave Evans of Detroit,
Ira Hall Of Terre Haute. Ind: Louis
Webb of Beverly Hills, Calf, and Sey-
mour.
The 2l2 mile oval viii be closed to-
morrow for its annual scrubbing, and
then will be open at am. Monday
for the rush Of more than 10000 per-
sons expected for the annual race.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
zou Is Fortunes Foot Ball Capital Golfers Enjoy Holiday
High Faculties
In Diamond Feu(l

EASTERN and Tech High School
faculties will commit their
annual travesty on base ball Tues
day at Eastern Stadium at 3
o'clock, with Rusty Thompson,
Tech basket ball and base ball
coach. tanghng with Mike Kelley,
former coach at Central and East
ern, in a pitching and ducking duel.
Hap Hardell, wiry foot ball
coach. will play around second base
and Artie Wondrack, track mentor,
will cut capers at shortstop for
Techs teachers, while Artie Boyd,
foot ball and track coach, will
catch occasionally for Eastern.
Assistant principals and teachers
annually subject themselves to jeer-
ing in the fray and students like
1t SO well they turn out more so
than for a regular high school
game.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
PREP GOLFERS AHEAD

Georgetown Prep's golf team de-
feated Shadyside Academy Of Pitts
burgh, 81, yesterday In match at
Garrett Park, the Nassau system Of
scoring being employed.
veno Jansen tshadyside) defeated Dick
Canning 3 points: Jack Dettweiler
(Georaetown) defeated Tat Jansen, 8
points: Jack Rayer (Georsetowm de-
feated Nick Riviere. 3 points; Ed Lewis
points: Mlsolm Mcconnell (shadyside),
Doant; Kenneth Cumm1ngs. points.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
BALTIMORE PINMEN
INTERCITY VICTORS
Patterson Five Finishes League
Slate Three Games Ahead
of Mount Rainier,

PATTERSON HAPPY FIVE of
Baltimore won the championship
of the Baltimore Washington Major
Bowling League, as final standings
were announced last night. The win
ners had three-game advantage over
Russell Motor Co. of Mount Rainier
and a four-game lead over the third
place Washington Brewers.
Johnny Miller. Baltimores outstand-
ing bowler, won the individual high
average crown with an average Of
1926 for SO games. Ollie Pacini Of
Washington, twice the countrys No. l
bowler, was right on his heels with
l24-21 for go games.
Russell Motors team game of 683
was high for the season, while Ma
tional Beer of Baltimore had high
team set, 1916. Pacini took high
game money with 1872, while Cook and
Keith tied for high set, 443
The standings and prize money:
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Rippy Declines to Fly.

IF CLAUDE RIPPY, the District
= municipal champion. qualities for
the national public links tourney at
San Francisco in the sectional test
scheduled for early July, he won't go
to the Pacific Coast by airplane.
Arrangements have been made for
transportation of four local qualifiers
to Frisco by plane. But Claude isn't
so keen on travel via the air and if
he qualities locally he will 60 by train,
leaving the air route to his conferees.
The tall Rippy boy was runner-up
for the national title at Bethpage
State Park last year and he wants
to 60 to TIE 1887 championship, but
the airplane trip is out, as far as he
is concerned The local sectional
rounds will be played at East Potomac
Park over 72-hole test, probably on
July l and 2.
Manor Country Club will stage the
mems Maryland title tourney, starting
June with a 36-hole medal round,
with 80 to qualify for the title now
held by spencer OVeltoH ol baltHnOre.
The championship will wind up on
Saturday, June II.
Helen Dettweiler, ace woman golfer
Of Congressional, hasn't yet made up
her mind whether she will play In
the District and Maryland champion
ships, but it's more than likely she
will go to Chicago to play in the
womens Western affair around June
H. Helen is getting back on her game
after a temporary lapse.
MRS. BETTY P. MEcKLEY, the
AA District and Maryland women's
champion. faces busy month of
competition during June.
If her health permits, she will defend
both her sectional titles next month.
It's no secret that Mrs. Meckley,
courageous competitor that she is,
has suffered for years from a back
injury. But she plans to play in the
women's Maryland championship,
slated for Five Farms during the week
Of June 8, and in the District title
tourney, scheduled for Chevy Chase
June 1913, inclusive.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Open Beckons d. c. Pros.

WASHINGTON golf pros, 16 Of
whom arc entered in the tour
ney. are elated at the award of five
qualifying spots in the national open
championship to the local sector in
the tourney to be played Tuesday at
Chevy Chase. 1t means. in all prob
ability, that Washington will have
three or more contestants in the ma
tional tourney at Detroit starting June
10, for the out-of-town opposition this
year hardly is good enough to shove
the local lads out of that many quail
flying spots.
With Witty Cox Of KenWood auto
matically eligible by reason of finish
ing among the first 80 and ties at
Baltusrol last year, Washington can
have as many as six golfers at Detroit
But Ralph Beach and Johnny Bass OF
Baltimore, and AL Houghton of New
port News will have something to say
about that. They can go fast enough
to win one or two of the qualifying
spots. Beach qualified last year. along
with Bob Barnett, Leo Walper and Mel
Shorey.
Chevy Chase. by the card, measures
only 6,538 yards in length-not a long
test as championship courses go. but
the fairways are Watered. which means
that the course actually plays 200
yards longer. The first three holes.
and the last four are on the tougher
side of any golf pasture. and those in
between are no soft spots. The man
who scores a brace of 72s proba bly,
will top the field. for none other than
Fred Mcleod, veteran Columbia pro,
predicts that figure will lead the As
entrants.
Another angle to the sectional
rounds for the open is that some Of
the amateur entrants won't play.
which will necessitate reshuffling
Of the pairings. Several Of the boys
entered to boost the number of start
ers and to get more places in the
sectional tourney. Now they find they
won't be able to play, and the actual
starting list may be reduced to 40
by Tuesday morning.
And still another angle is that
there won't be any marking of balls
during the 36-hole tourney, unless a
severe rainstorm renders temporary
rules necessary, including wiping the
| ball on the green. The U. S. G. A.
has ruled that the near ball, if it in
terferes with any other ball, shall be
| putted first, making marking unneces-
sary.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
HOLLEBAUGH WINS
|NR|CHMONDGOLF
KenWood Star Beats EWe|I
! Up in Final of Meet at
Hermitage Club.
BY the Associated Press.

bS tHc hSSOClALeO P[eSS.
n 1CHMOND. Va, May 29.-Russ
~ Hollebaugh of Kenwood Golf
N Club, Bethesda, Nd. stood of
y stiff challenge by j. D.
Ewell, sr., Of Richmond to win the
annual Hermitage Country Club invi-
tation golf tournament, l up, today.
The husky, long-driving Washing
tonian started badly. dropping the
first three holes. Recovering, he
squared the match at the sixth. but
again lapsed and was two down at
tho turn.
Picking up speed on the incoming
nine, Hollebaugh won the tenth and
eleventh to square the match again
and went one up on the thirteenth.
After that he was out in front all
the way.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Results, Pairings
In Star Tourney

FIRST ROUND-Ricky willis defeated
Peter Blackwell. jr.. 6-3; 6-3 Jack Hoyt
ano A Erana defeated Joe Owens. 81.
6-1; John Andary defeated SCHUYLER Jack
Sod Son By Xr1 Don aFee7 Hs-
SSalconsr sa as{satsd T. 4 .sil6sTt -sllyera 50.
so aT Barney WesS deiea9ed ssta T.
Harvey Kreuzbere Ga. sS4: Billy Con-
fault; Harry ,He1ner defeated A. H. Rich
{eed Tne Prince &C. G ~ s,;a
yid johnson defeated Elwood Hof1ecker.
81 60: Larry Phillips defeated Fran
ssi;s sfSoSS f%S5SS' Sss ko5sP PMitehs defeated
sfsSSIv tsa5sd Fsix diisa,sd Sys Tdm Rsj7d Alan
Erwin Niemeyer defeated j. F. Liilard,
So: 60: Deane Judd defeated Leonard
ssmue Root ea aus austin Allen kse Bfsde Gsl
feated John oHanlon. 6-I. 60: John
Prans snS defeated ssate H9lbEunss by default
toa s.2. Decker: "a 81 Hubert TTeuths5t
is fsfestsa deteated Semas aoy RoaareS s al 9 .n,
EgaI9;oner; g. s,;: contreras defeated
feated Robert Bradley W BY uh Default: Bill I
Howard defeated Martin Burke by default:
Glasmire; 6Es. s-1: Stan robinson de-
fsatsd Harser. Ted Pisrss so So: George
st; John Smith defeated r. v. connerat.
Dia Aie s RitzenSerf Sa! =. df'st.sdd Sst.1 a.
f':tih 1H1Sn asTssS a1e0 s.i,st.s
T7enthsf IT. 9MsssT s zsSsss1 ss,satss dt,s.! Tgs.t
sD4s - so1ss dsfeat.d assss5t john smith, 3, E4
7-5.
SINGLES.
Reservoir Courts.
rrss Rooeft II. Movs " U.s. cbs, h
Allie Ritzenbere rs. Joe Baker.
Lovoer, Latona vs.. winner Bursess-chiids
match.
10 o'clockLwillis clockIo.willis vs. Erans. Turner
vs. Enner match henner
II o'clock-staubly VS.. Niemeyer. Blade
I = o'eieek-shore vs.. winner Turner
o'clockMRice vs.. winner Blade-Bruns
$40 oclock-welsh VS.. Jacob.
3:3O o'clock-Contreras vs.. winner
Welsh-Jacob match,
oclock-Mitchell VS.. winner Staubly.
Niemeyer match, Robinson vs.. winner La.
tona VS.. winner BurEess-Childs match.
DOUBLES.
Reservoir Courts.
10 'clock-Morris-R vs. Miller
Kinnerly, Herbert-Contreras vs.. Huls-
Treuthart.
II oclock-Goldsmith Bradley vs.. Lup-
ton Wilson.
1c oclock-Baker-Doyle vs.. Loney-
o'clock-A, Ritzenberg- -stocklinski
vs.. r. Herbert-Mosby.
Edgemoof.
10 o'clock-Hy Ritzenberg and Gould
VS.. Shore and partner.
12 o'clock-Johnsen and He1ner vs..
Banker and Bourne. Adair and Turner
vs.. Herreshod and partner. Mitchell and
Howard ". Blackwell and Il Nat.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
TWO TURF STAKES
TO VA[D|NA FARM
Haas Pilots Lassator and
Sir Emerson to Van at
Washington Park.
BY the Associated Press.


)HICAGO. May 29.-Sir Emer-
son and La!sSator, both owned
by the Valdina Farm of Texas,
and both ridden BY Jockey
Leroy Buddy" Haas, made it a field
day for that establishment at Wash
lngton Park this afternoon as they
swept the stake card.
Following La.ssators victory in the
Prairie State Stakes for juveniles. Sir
Emerson provided even more of an
upset by racing to a win in the
Chicago Handicap. The double stake
feature brought out crowd in excess
of $4,000 to Washington Park, ana
betting for the afternoon reached the
S350,ooo figure.
Jockey Haas Cleans Up.
IT WAS a big day for Haas, for the
two stake victories were his third
and fourth wins of the afternoon.
E. F. Woodward, master of Valdina
Farm, received S2,490 for Lassator S
victory, and Sir Emerson brought him
S3,2l0 more. Roy T's third in the
Prairie State brought in 5000 to the
Texas stable
Favorite for the Chicago Handicap
at furlongs was Hal Price Headley S
Freeminent, winner of the Toboggan
Handicap at Belmont Park in his
most recent start But Preeminent,
we'll up all the way, could never
threaten.