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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-15
Apples ADVERTISED: Local

APPLES ADVERTISED: Local
apple growers. functioning under
the organization name of the Blue
Ridge Apple Growers. arc making
their first approach toward or
ganizcd effort in selling. i map
of the county and the SaIuda
community contains the location
of apple growers with roads IN
Dictated 50 as to help apple buyers
find their way To their orchards.
Their names are given thereon
with mileage from the city with
information as TO the kinds of ap-
pies that may be had now in bulk,
graded sized and packed. This in
formation has been placed in the
hands Of the county farm agents
and with the leading Chambers
Of commerce in every county IN
Georgia and Florida, whence com
eth most Of the apple trucks.
DOLLAR VALUE: Merchants
arc for the balance of this week
showing us just how far "A dollar
will 90 if properly stretched.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-15

Was there no prayer for James Yes. doubtless
there was but Gods will for Peter was dsliversnce
for more service. while Gods will for James was
death and glory.-Sunday School Times,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-15
BIBLE THOUGHT


killed James with the sword.
Peter . WAS kept in prison: but prayer was
made without ceasins of the church unto God for
him. And the angel Of the Lord came upon him
in the prison and he smcte Peter on the side.
sayins, Arise up quickly. And his chain. fell oh
from hi. hends" (Acts 12:1-l9l.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Camarata Has Improved.

CAMARATA is being touted as one
Of the most improved lightweights
IN the country Returning to the ring
after four-month rest. he won
three straight in New York, whipping
Augie Gonzales. Felix Garcia and
Frankie Terranova.
Cormier. whom he meets tomorrow
night. gave Calvin Calp shellacking
IN his Arena debut few weeks ago.
At that time he showed some ring
-eeneralship and punching power.
Cormier licked Ralph McNaughton,
the Canadian champion: Nerv Blan-
don, the Australian title holder;
knocked out another Australian, Herb
Bishop, and took Pete De Grasse in
q match at the Garden.
straiges gave Irish Johnny Dean a
boxing lesson only last Monday to win
going away. He should receive stern
opposition tomorrow night. though
for In New York Alex is considered
fair sort of ringman. In less than
two years of professional experience
Alex has knocked out "a opponents
1t should be typical boxer VS.. slug
ger bout.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Santa Anita Results
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
aa.year.olds a... and up; lie miles o.o .o
Heroakel Conard &c. Pierce) $50
Time, 1:44.t.
Tension. Ell Portal. Daily News. Rodney
Pan, Lumillion, Bon Amour and Shasta
Boy.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $1,000: maiden
3;year,olds: I furlonss.
Gipsy Minstrel .
Stage Hand tWestrope) $50 $40
Ga!lator q: Adams) 800
Also ..n1yirsini. Boy. Mep. Lish.cn
MsrsS.ii Marsh t and Born Born BiseT. S''"
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
King: Heir ~
1nd.n S ftss:e'ss nssse sRn.,., 4ao ssssSs ssSs sssss
Bright News lBaIaskD $40
ai%s' Hi.o r.nmk..urn Check. Romm,. r1o-
FOURTH RAcE-Pgrss. ,.si.soo: for
cisneros !M.ssheK 7.so SO go
kefns f;m.. 'ash fist.t' Ix.nDe'e 20
Also ran-Gioom Buster, sharpshooter,
Sleep Well, King Royale, Stop Scout and
Count Edward.
FIFTH RACE-The Rose Bowl Handi-
| cap: purse, &l.5OO; for 4-year-olds and
Dosaway iE. TueEer) $50 800 $50
| Speed To Spare (Workman) $50 ESQ
| Happy Bolivar (Gribble) 2.6O
Time, 1:1O7S.
Also ran-II0yd Pan, Little Nymph,
| Pompa and Campillo.
SIXTH RACE-The New Year Handi-
| cap; purse. 5000 added: 3-year- olds and
| upward: I IA miles.
| GoSum (Gray) $3.50 1920 $40
| He Did (BalaskD $40 l.g0
| dGleeman tSena) s.20
| Time, 1:43M.
Also ran-Indian Br0ow. Pasha, Tick
| On, No Dice, Count Atlas, Fair Knishtess
| and Sabues0.
d Finished second, but dissualined and
| placed third.
SEVENTH RACE-Grade "B" Handi-
cap: purse, $1,000: 4.yeAr.olds and up
| IA miles.
Deer Fly (Sena) 15.4O $40 2.SC
| Mccarthy (CorbetO $40 3.2g
stepahead q: James> 2.6O
Also rsn-Nssslyn and The sfnser.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Fair Grounds
Results
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
t-sear. .olds and up: s fuIlongs.
~ ~" iisn'sI IN syedae9S RGSGi' H4o go sso
Our ,1 Crest 1SornaD e.so
Also ran-Boston Sound. Bright Land.
Raymond. Zuni. Toby Tyler and Odd Blue.
SECOND RAcE-Pur.e. s1oo; claiming:
Eredricka r. III WesU $50 $50 500
Honey Roll ,MorEan) $50
Also ran-fMr sehott. Which Blond.
fGold Kin Bay Earle. Little Hetty, Vintage.
Field.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 500: claiming:
ioueen Irene 'Mojena) '' $50 $50
Prosy Rose SEQ
Also r.n1Fortuity. Little Msre.ll., fon.
Boy; Golden Fate. Fast Roamer. Jackemma.
Field.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
BUNNY BABY tMelochei 20 4.oo $50
William Palmer !Cornay) 400 $50
"eHds.~ T;n. IS; SOB R"berto 500
Also rsn-Nymph. Novelette,, sunny
Mac and Star Flower.
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp purse, 81, 900;
3-year -olds and up; 6 fur1onss.
aheaping u. Richard) SEQ $40 $50
Dead Calm tO'Maney) SEQ 500
virginia J. tHanauer) 4.SO
Time. J;12h.
Also ran-Leading Article. White Cock
ade. aMiss Dolphin. Hsstinola. Yule Star
and Good Omen.
MRS. A. NJ. Creech entry.
SIXTH RACE-The New Years Handi-
cap: purse, $4,000 added: 3-year -olds and
up: ! "a miles.
Hope Eternal
w. L. Johnsonl 1910 7.20 44O
yisieoth 81. Mccoy S.S0 $50
Trouper (KrovitD $50
Time, LASS.
Also ran-fOur Count Wise Player.
aCarvoia. Zevson. aCalumet Dick, Wax
wing. fTrina. Prince Torch and Carl s.
az. X. Bryson-T. J. Hill entry.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500: claim
ins; 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Scout Azure tMusser) 1850 1920 $50
Corker "a. Craig) $40 4.S0
Hit and Run tHuttOn) $50
Time. 2:12.
Also ran-TellinEyou. fwilco, Manly.
Paydema, Barrette. High Man, fIdle
Money. Tiemuo and fishes An.
fField.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
CHARLEY GEHRINGER.

few days of the meeting that persons
Of culture and refinement, as well as
the regulars, were in attendance, but
it is fact that on opening day. for
instance, the United States Minister
to Cuba entertained box party.
All residents Of Havana seem to
regard racing as pleasure to be shared
with their fellowmen, and it now seems
to be the policy OF those responsible
for the undertaking to put racing on
high plane and maintain it in that
order, aside from monetary consid-
erationA
Lou Smith, general manager Of the
Oriental Park race track also is inter-
ested in greyhound racing plant.
Visitors who like to get plenty of &C.
ton thus can be accommodated day
and night. and pleasure seekers find
no dampening influence in their quest
of good time.
At Oriental Park every effort has
been made for the accommodation of
every one For instance, those of US
who have been in attendance at the
various tracks in this country are in
clined to favor the pari-mutuel sys-
tenn Of betting. New York is the only
State still clinging to the old book
makers system. On the other hand,
practically all Cubans favor the books
In an effort to please every one and
not knowing which system Of betting
would be the most popular, oriental
Park invited Havanans to make q
choice. The response being inconclu-
sive. it was decided to have both the
books and the pari-mutuels.
Those who prefer the crisp. matter
of-fact technique of the bookmaker,
whose words and manners at times
make the bettor feel like some one
who has used the wrong fork at a
dinner party. or at times gives the
wagerer the impression he is robbing
the odds-layer-the latter, of course,
only when a good wager has been
cashed-find a host OF these gentry
on the Zine" ready to accommo-
date them.
Those who prefer the "iron men"
are even better looked after because
places to bet are scattered all over
the grounds, in prominent spots in the
grandstand, in the betting ring and in
the paddock.
There is another difference, however
one that would tend to make most of
us favor the windows selling tickets
on the pari-mutuel plan. The book
makers will not accept a wager under
IS. while the machines will take the
customary 81 as a minimum, with no
limit as to the maximum.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Tropical Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 500: claiming;
Miss WEBB a. ind RoSsrts, SS 7o $50
Chance Queen NV ". r. w.rG ' $50
Also ran-Euryaius. -Chaneery. Ny
Grandson, Felsa. No Dust, Inscription and
Scintila.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 5la furlongs:
E::s:' E'::': 5s;s;; !E?;;.'"'''' 1880 s:sss ss$
Also .an-Elrc.'s Ace. SUN Madras Tenn
Ends. "' Se''e' " ~ anu
THIRD RACE-Purse. s1OO; allowances;
I.'s M.sss esdt % DI.n DDaSOs $50 az ssscc
Rock High ,Sarno) 7.40
Time. LOO.
.x .'s So% R.sy snd
Lady Elain.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; allow
Periette CWsID 1880 500 $50
Pattycake tMcCombs) $50 400
aSunanair honrden) $50
Also ranwaCont.. Cease Fire. bIndan
Head Spanish Babe bPalamede and Con-
Partridge entry.
SprOw and Ramsey entry.
FIFTH RACE-The z. Phoecian Howard
Memorial Handicap; purse, $4,000: 3-year-
olds and up: IA miles.
Mucho Gusto tArcaro) $50 2.bO $50
aParadiSical Dean) 2.SO I'D
Our Willie tSwain) 500
Time. 1:i4.
Also Ianauneasy.. Motley. Panther
Creek and aBernard r.
al. J. Collins entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. &sOO: claiming;
Swear -olds and up; 81 furlonss.
Happy Knot iHartIe) 1850 1880 $40
Max b. (Scheihl 1850 .M
Escehish !schlenker) $40
Time, 1.OS2s.
Also ran-Vote Boy. One NiEht, Wowo'
Sir steel, Tonianna. NV Kin and Com
pAny.
SEVENTH RACE-Pusse. 500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and aSS;, mile, On IN
Continuity IN. WalD $40
Also ran-Blackthorn. F1yinE. Breeze.
Runamuck. Spurlin, Narise, BOOMING Guns
and Copper Tube.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800: claiming;
4-year -olds and up; " miles.
Flagsonr (Scheih) 1920 1850 SEQ
Lady Milly (CalverD $40 $50
Berry Patch tSarno) $50
Also ran-Weapon. Lifelike, Onco Sweep,
A .O'ConneIl. BOmar. Tut Tut, War Echoes,
Atcines and Miss Aline.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
ANOTHER VICTORY
FORMUCHOCUST0
More Weight Fails to Slow
"Big Gus" in Capturing
Howard Memorial.
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, Jan. l.
Mucho Gusto, the big bay vet
eran that Ramsey and Coppage
4 bought back from Walter
OHara for $500 before the opening
of the Florida season, scored his sec
ond straight victory since the sale
when he captured the $1,000 winners
share of the E. Phocian Howard Me-
mortal Handicap here this afternoon.
Carrying 1l9 pounds, or more than
he shouldered in winning the Christ
mas Handicap, Big Gus" as he is
known in New England, made his own
pace and scored by length and half
The son of Marvin May, a $3.50 IA
vorite in the field of seven, again ran
the l 1-16-mile distance in 1:44 fiat,
despite his added weight.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
; :ff{&2&t&zEE{ :::zz8:K{9&&8HEzHif
Selections for fast track at Tropical Park TOMORROW
(BEST BET-BRILLIANT PLAY.)

speed and will go well over this
short sprint distance. RIFTED
CLOUDS is in very lightly and will
be able to get fairly close. KNOW
ING will get into the picture.
SIXTH RACE-MIXWELL, WAN,
PHALASAN.
A speedy entrant is going in the
sixth offering when MIXWELL
goes to the post. This racer is as
sharp as q razor now and has a
bit too much speed for this field.
WAN has been improving fast and
will be able to get the second share
without trouble. PHALASAN has
lots Of speed in the stretch run.
SEVENTH RACE-FAR CRY,
FOUNDER, MARTIN BAR
TON.
Coming right off winning ef-
fort, we look for FAR CRY to re-
peat the nice performance Of last
week. The racer can outclass this
field If running back to that effort.
FOUNDER is on the upgrade now
and will be the main contention.
MARTIN BARTON will get up in
time to land the third share.
EIGHTH RACE-BACK FENCE,
PRINCE DEAN, HOOSIERS
PRIDE.
BACK FENCE appears safe bet
IN this offering and should pay off
at right nice odds. This fellow has
been working out like champ and
only needs to take part of his
speed into this race to win. PRINCE
DEAN likes the mile distance and
will be the one to beat.
NINTH RACE-BOMBER, EMVEE,
KIMPTON.
This substitute is made up Of
cheap racers, but they are evenly
matched. We expect BOMBER,
EMvEE and KDdPrON TO wage
. close duel.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
WEATHER AIDS HUNTS
Warrenton Hounds to Meet Thrice
Weekly This Winter.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, Jan. War
renton Hounds will meet during jan
uary and February on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, weather
permitting, according to Amory s.
Carhart, M. F. H., and Capt. r. j.
KirkPatrick, secretary. Times and
places may be obtained by telephone,
but have not been given out in ad-
vance.
An unusually open season has given
practically uninterrupted hunting up
to this time, and all the local hunts
have been active.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

ing card Matchmaker Goldle
Ahearn will offer tomorrow
Il night at Turner's Arena.
Nick Camarata, Vernon Cormier,
Joey Straiges and Eddie Alex are the
four who will occupy the spotlight in
the main attractions. All are light
weights and both the Camarata- Cor
mier and Straiges-Alzek clashes are
slated for eight rounds.
Ahearn plans to match the winners,
with the survivor getting a shot at
Benny Leonard's rising young light
weight, Irish Eddie Dunno.
Next to the main bouts in interest
Is the siX-round preliminary between
Al Mancine. the "machine-gun"
punching bantamWeight from Provi-
dence, and Tommy Ricco of Camden.
-Mancine is only l9 and is being
brought along slowly by his handler,
Sammy Goldman, while Ricco is a
stablemate of Straiges.
Murray Kanner, the gangling local
heavyweight, who has won his last
nine bouts, meets Jack Sheridan, for
mer Golden Gloves heavyweight cham
pion, in six-rounder. while El Brook
man and Tommy Hoover will open
the card at $50 o'clock with a four
round scuff1e.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
IS A L ORIEN TAI PARQUE.
" PRONTO," meaning to
~ the Oriental Park race
4 - ira ack and hllr1~N - iS

TRACK, ana hurry - Is
Spanish phrase soon learned by turf
fans visiting Havana, Cuba.
On Christmas Day. big-time racing
returned to the island under the
auspices of the International Jockey
Club. While it is little too early to
make definite predictions as to the
success Of the venture. it appears ma
tives and visitors alike have taken to
the king Of sports" in big way.
If there is anything about which
Cubans are serious it is entertainment
and sport. They openly acclaim
thoroughbred racing.
OF course, there has been racing in
Cuba for the past several seasons, but
it has been allowed to degenerate
drawing no horses Of any consequence
| and very little capital from the United
States.
With the return of major competi-
ton it was noticed during the first
Evening star., 1938-01-02
SANTA ANITA JAMMED
Record Crowd for Track Sees Out.
slider Win Stake.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. (P.-Sixty
thousand persons, the largest crowd
in the history of Santa Anita racing.
saw Gosum, generally overlooked by
the bettors. win the $4,000 New Year
Stakes race.
Despite the counter attractions of
the Tournament of Roses Parade and
the Rose Bowl football game. throngs
filled Santa Anita's enlarged racing
plant.
Gosum, 4-year-old bay colt owned
by Nelson A. Howard. paid on 50
pari-mutuel tickets $3.50 to win,
sl4.20 to place and $500 to show. The
winners time for the mile and one
sixteenth was minute 1926 seconds.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Oriental Park
Results
6y the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-5h furlonss.
seminole Queen tNapierl rs 1-2 II
6hnd Playdema tPernia) 8-5 4-b
Red & Eva cFs,eD cFsrnandeD as
Also ran1Bendsr Sport. Pin Luck, Thin
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; {;
Aiyssr-o,ds .n.at tG.nnsI and up: 6 furlonss; i.
Arctic Land tCasteD as as
ouT s:ilis IN:pier) as
ID. Also. r.nETrapshoot.r. surly. Up In
Arms. LADY Chiniauy, Julio Macaw. Black
. Dreams and OEie.
THIRD. RACE-Purse, S4Oo; claiming:
S.;isa S;. s%,is sH!a.l:s, ,,u.,'s: 81 2. /,
'is 21!s, Wfidft r. Fern.nds.5 a as.p'nd''' FL IL IL
,, Ai:o r.n.Thunder'Dessd, .s NJ =. ... L.sy Beacon.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
.S-year-olds:. 8 furlongs.
Rs,,'s,4! { fiS;f ;Esft:;, %;;;i;s2,, Il =
alenE and Full Bite.
,,l11 rTTH H.! nAcE-Ths Speed H:rais.e; a ,..e
Bobby Buxton
"a. J. Fernandeyl 6-1 So 6-5
Showabal (Hacker) 81 S-5
Pordina "a. Fernandex) 3-5
Time. :O6M.
Also rsn-Acute, Be Quiet, Count Dean.
SJab Jub and Bally Bay.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4:year-olds and up; maidens and winners
Of one race: 1 IL miles.
Wraek Princess (Hacker) 81 7-10 1-3
ndickey's Boy &C. James) 2-5 Id
Orae (Goiochechea) 6-5
Time, 1:51M.
Also ran-Toncon. Empress Mother and
.Artful Prince.
SEVENTH RACE-Pufse, $500: claim
Ing. 4-year-olds and mp: 1 mile and go
@asie Arrow tyillalebo) 81 So 6-5
ROYAL Lassie (Pernia) 6-S 3-S
Morgil &C. James) ii
Time. 1:49.
Also ran-Aunt Carol, Ropins, Owitch,
Wandering Gold and Noreds.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Runs Rambunctious Race.

second in the Christmas Handicap
dropped pound from that effort and
gave Mucho Gusto more competition
on this occasion. She lasted to head
Jesse Spencer's Our Willie for the
place.
The winner bothered several horses
during the running. Going into the
first turn, he bumped Panther Creek
Then, at the turn for home. he inter-
fered with Paradisical. which was on
the rail, and Our Willie. The latter
was victimized when Mucho Gusto
bore out.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
CHICLE IS RETIRED.

The great sire Chicle, sire of the
Futurity winners Mother Goose and
Whichone. has been retired from duty
at c. v. Whitney's thoroughbred breed
ing farm in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
WILLIE HOPPE.
ANITA LIZANI (OUdU.
YACHT RANGER I'm center)
Race Selections
TROPICAL PARK (Fast)

TROPICAL PARK Fast.
BY The Louisville Times.
l-NOtice Me, Crop, Starogan.
2-Saxlon, Count Maurice, Earldom.
3-Blue Anna, Phil Cough. Stop Light.
4-Freedman, Depend, Tilaana.
5-Fair Lead, Orientalist, Gene Wag-
erS.
6-Proph. Terpischore. Teddy Beau.
Thomas Down, El Puma. Far Cry.
8-Adamite, Prince Dean. Mariato.
9-Emvee. Bomber, Kimpton.
Best bet-Notice Me.
CONSENSUS AT TROPICAL PARK
Fast.
Ev the Associated Press.
Crop, Debate, Hornet.
2-Musical Jack, Count Maurice,
Paques.
| 3-Weary Flower, Pripo, Stop Light.
| 4-Tilaana, Mama's Boy, Doris Rene.
5-Knowing, Gene Wagers, Fair Lead.
6-Terpsichore. Mixwell, Black River.
Far Cry, Thumbs Down, Ell Puma.
| 8-Mariato, Prince Dean, Aperitif.
Substitute-Kimpton Kindred Spirit,
Bomber.
Best bet-Crop.
FAIR GROUNDS Fast.
By The Louisville Times.
1-Jadaan, Miss Lizzie, Actdine.
2-Supreme Kiss, Lee Walker, Intro
ductlon.
3-Ladino, Zowie, Old Dominion.
4-Joji T., Brown Ben. Blackie.
5-Doug Brashear, Little Tramp, Fair
s-Doctor c. N, Petty Taw, Move After
! Golden Quest, Major Greenock
Barcardi Sweep.
| 8-Baldy, Acautaw, Technocracy.
Best bet-Doug Brashear.
ORIENTAL Fast.
| BY The Louisville Times.
Friend Whitley, Capablanca, Black
Dreams.
2-Ejector. Spoiled Boy. Flo Along
| 3-Forewarned, Centerchord, Brown
Supinet.
4-Alanova, Billy O'Neal, Dome.
5-Cumberland, Mannerly. Pete,
Pumpkin.
6-Zulu Lad. Ultalu. Roping
BUSY Sally, Rickety Jane, Wilt
Money
Best bet-Zulu Lad.
SANTA ANITA Fast.
| BY The Louisville Times.
Shasta Fitz, Likely Lad Heel 1n
Pride o Nee, Shasta Lark, Sky
Angel.
3-Royal Rhapsody, Nedrob, Tropic
Isle.
Ariel Cross, Bon Centime, Teddy
Green.
5-Sun Fgret. Torchy, Palvos Prince
6-Marynell, Torolee, War Fellow.
7-Farquahar. Royal Reign, Flagstone
s-Bon Amour, Chief Yeoman, Dark
Conquest.
9-Supreme Court, Ozana, Bonynge.
Best bet-Ariel Cross.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
UPSET WHITNEY BRED.

Upset, the only horse ever to conquer
Man O. War. is among those on the
roster Of turf greats bred by the Whit
ney Farm in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
FOURTH RACE-BRILLIANT
PLAY, HNNIE DEAR,
PRINCE CLOIJD.

The best bet on the card IS
BRILLIANT PLAY, which has
been turning in some grand efforts
here. The racer is well spotted and
seems to outclass this field.
JOHNNIE DEAR, a recent winner,
is stepping up in class this time.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
ZevSOn Bumps Carynla.

ZevsOn Bumps CarvoIa.
THE start was bit ragged with
Zevson humping Carvola and
costing her chance to figure in the
purse Zevson recovered. caught UP
with the leaders and weakened badly
in the final half to wind up last in
the field of 12
Calumet Dick, backed into favorit-
ism along with Carvola as the E. K.
Bryson entry, was away first but
dropped back to sixth place rounding
the first turn. Calumet Dick carried
top weight of l24 pounds.
Visig III, with Jockey Goggles" Nc
Coy up. moved up fast during the first
half mile and handily disposed Of
WaxVing but could not keep up with
the pace of the winner.
Trouper was a factor all the way
and under good handling by H. Dro-
vItz ran a smooth race.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
FIFTH RACE-TABITHA, RIFTED
CLOUDS. KNOWING.

TABITHA Is q useful and honest
marc that has been dropped into .
good SPOT here. She has all her
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Grounds

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
0RLEANSFEATURE
TO HOPE ETERNAL
Visigoth Runs Second by
Four Lengths-Winner
Pays Big Odds.
BY the Associated Press

"A YEW ORLEANS, Jan. Hope
nj Eternal. Mrs. S. Orr's 6-year-
" old mare, today won the
A ' $4,000 added New Year Handi-
cap at the Fair Grounds track here.
Visigoth Of Shadybrook Farm was
second, four length back, and Trouper
was third.
Hope Eternal paid sl840 for 50 to
win, S7.20 to place and s440 to show.
Visigoth paid $3.50 to place and $3.50
to show, and Trouper. carrying the
colors of Mrs. A. R. Smith, paid $3.50
to show.
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1885 BIG FOR RED RAIN.
Red Rain won both the Flash and
Hopeful Stakes Of 1885 for c. v.
Whitney,
'ROPH, DEBATE,

FIRST RACE-PROPH, DEBATE,
VERY BUSY.
This event should be a fast
sprint, with PROPH shaping up
as the winner. He has been
whipped into sharp condition and
looks like he can outfoot this band.
DEBATE and VERY BUSY will be
close together in the battle for the
place.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Santa Anita

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
THIRD RACE-WEARY FLOWER,
STOP LIGHT, PHIL COUGH.

A small band Of maiden 3-year-
olds is fighting 1t out for this prize,
and we look for WEARY FLOWER
to graduate in this mile test. The
racer is improving fast and looks
too good for these. STOP LIGHT
Is good enough to beat out PHIL
COUGH.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
7uo Feature Scraps Offered Card Turner'S TOMORROW gt
GOOD MEN BATTLE
:: IN GROUND T|LTS
Camarata Faces Cormier,
Straiges Meets Alex
Tomorrow Night.

feature bouts mark the box
ing card Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn will offer tomorrow
Il night at Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Oriental Park

Entries for Today.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
EIGHTH RACE-BACK FENCE,
PRINCE DEAN, HOOSIERS
PRIDE
NINTH RACE-BOMBER, EMvEE,

This substitute is made up Of
cheap racers, but they are evenly
matched. We expect BOMBER,
EMvEE and KHPrON TO wage
Q close duel.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
SECOND RACE-HIGHOMAR,
ETHEL'S CHOICE, SAXLEN.

One of the better looking bets on
the program is HIGHOMAR, an
honest performer which has all his
speed now. He will like this distance
and gets in with a fair weight.
ETHEL'S CHOICE gets a big
weight pull and will be able to get
second.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

l1NTH fSUBST1TUTE) RACE-Purse.
zoo: claiming; 4-Year-oldS and up:
Evening star., 1938-01-02
CLINT FRANK.
SHIRLEY HANOVER
(Lett, Quail.
Tropical Park
Entries for Tomorrow.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up. & furlongs