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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10

Nass announced with today that the bomb which
wrecked their beer hall shrine a. Munich killing
wounding than 90 persons had missed Adolf Hte
by only 10 had piled 10 feet Of debris tn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10

"'-' '"''e Of 100000 Reich marks ls20o0o0)
the capture OF the perpetrators and announced prva
individuals had added 100000 Marks making the total
ward 100000 marks lS24O000).
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Washington has already nippsd
a alex British scheme 10 direct
profits from war business into
lConLlnes1 % Page Q, coiannn A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Angels Score
Pair Of Wins

Los Angeles is back in first
place today with game and
half edge over Seattle.
After dropping four in a row
to Seattle-during which time the
Rainiers did fast clog on the top
rung-the Angels. came back over
the weekend to take the last three.
Sundays two games ended
~ and 1914 for the Angels,
mainly through snappy.
though damp, fielding and
some top-hole pitching by
Julio Bonetti and Jittery Joe
Berry.
Bill Walker was tagged for the
loss in the first game while Paul
Gregory was charged with the
nightcap defeat when he was
touched for four runs in the second
inning.
Portland and San Francisco were
rained out Sunday, and the Seals
thus took only two of the three
games played. They will be forced
to play IL games in the next series.
This week San Francisco moves
to Seattle, while Los Angeles drops
down to Portland. San Diego faces
the Oaks at Emeryville while
Sacramento goes to Hollywood.
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On the Lam
With -.
Elliott Metcalf

0NE OF these the Poughkeepsie mag
hre Aud only because Washington and California
dominate the sport Of shells IncidentaHy the Huskos
remarkable shoicing stamp Al Ulbrickson the king Of
coaches Year M and year out the silent Scandinavian
has bccn heodnan he has shOpn his unusual ability.
ONE Of the
wild life four buck huddc The the
loggedon land EaonyiIe.
spiked buck and still smaller background
Of brush first attracting
and Mike Barovc driving the decided he another
So he backed up lying ground the of the
two standing animals
attention to
1t was sight finds lifetime And had
camera to record that sight
DEAR MET:
think voice suspicious of most mountain trout stream
fishermen, when write folows
Each TO bring more stream area closures
by order of the state fire warden and by request of logging
companies.
In instances there fire hazard In most
others the that failure
properly protectvey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

Attendance records We're shat
tered yesterday afternoon at the
Druxman gym in the Crystal Pool
building, Seattle,
Spectators iammed every nook.
corner and Granny to watch Al
Hostak and Solly krieger go
through their training PAGES in
preparation for their Is : round
middleweight championship match
at the Seattle Civic field June 81.
The crowd was damned on
the sidewalk outside of the
gym for half an hour before
Challenger Hostak arrived to
go through his routine.
In Seattle. gymnasium crowds
have always been a fairly accu-
rate gauge Of actual fight attend
ance. On this basis Promoter
Nate Druxman is assured of ire
mendous crowd the night of the
big battle.
The advance ticket sale has been
terrific. but there are plenty of
good seats still available. Tickets
in Tacoma can be secured at Lane
Cigar store.
As the fans file out of the gym
after the workouts. it can be gath
cred that Hostak must be con-
eeded the puncher's chance against
the smart, caeey krieger.
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DEDO RATED
NO. | BOXER

WASHINGTON -Charles F
Reynolds, president of the National
Boxing association, said today that
little Dado is the number one fly
weight champion, regardless of an
nouncement in Los Angeles of a
bout between Manuel Ortiz and
Jackie Zurich FOR the American
flyweight title"
we will recognize as for the
worlds championship a bout be-
tween Dado and any flyweight.
European or American. selected by
the British board of boxing con-
troll" Reynolds said.
Reynolds said that the MIA rule
requiring a champion to defend his
title every six months would be
enforced rigidly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
TIGERS SPLIT TWO-GAMES WITH WENATCHEE
Rally Almost
Dumps Locals

WENATCHEE - The league
leading Wenatchee Chiefs can be
beaten-but not often enough, so
far as other members of the West
ern International baseball loop are
concerned
Tacoma's Tigers succeeded half
way yesterday. They clipped
Wenatchee In the first, II to 10.
even though the Chiefs had five
run splurge in the ninth TO pull
them up within run.
II WAS the same old story
in the second game. Wenat-
chee combed two Tacoma hurI-
ers for Is hits, while four
Chief pitchers yielded nine to
the visitors. The outcome
Wcnatchcc 4. Tacoma !.
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Tonight's Softball

CITY A lesgut. AT HeldtIberE =
Transfers. Mckinley
City 3 league: Iverson Walker
Brake Service vs.. Jensen Fuel CO
Mckinley.
Commercial league. Sizer a Co.
vs.. Retail Clerks Stewart. Weyer-
hAeusers vs. Wheeler Orsood Hzr-
mon; Postoffice vs. Office Outfltters.
Jefferson; Tacoma Drug Co. vs.. Bus-
telen Lumber. Jefferson.
Labor Union: Bakers vs. Musicians
Portland ave. Chemical Workers :
Garage Employees, stadium
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that counted for the losers.

Pentecost was the loser in the
nightcap. allowing eight hits as to
six for Fletcher. Wiegman lofted
one out OF the park in the first
game Saturday night.
Mondays game is potent to both
clubs as win for the Paintmen
puts them in second place. Vic
tory for the once lowly Models
moves them bit closer TO getting
their nostrils filled with the Whit
of pennant. Game time Monday
is 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

Fresh from two-game win over
the strong Olympic Ice Cream club
Model Lumber tackles the powerful
johnson Paint aggregation at Lin
coin bowl, Monday night, with the
usual proviso, weather permit
ting" The Lumber boys won 1871
and 81 from the Creamers on Sat
urdsy night
Eddie Fletcher WAS the hero
Of the twin victory. hurting
both games for the Models,
keeping eight hits well scat
tered In the first. while the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

SUMMARY
Runs batted In. Hartman, Reach 8.
Mattos 2, Clifford. Medeghini 5. Skel-
ely, Christopher DeJan 2, Milani q,
Bonetu 3. Debiasi Lanning: two- base
hits, Colbcrn. Hartman. Reich,
Mountain, Christopher. DeJan. Debi-
asi. home runs. Reich 2, Clifford
Medeghini. Shelley, DcJan. Bonetti.
stolen bases. Colbern. Hartman. Bo-
netti; sacrifice hit, Medeghini. double
plays. Hartman to Colbern: left on
bases, Tacoma T. Wenatchee 8. base
on balls, off Gerhcauser /. Mede-
ghini 2. Cole /; struck out. by Ger
hcauser |. Debissi 3. tanning l. Med
eshini 2; hits off Gerheauser 8 in =
innings, Dcbiasi II in els innings.
Lanning | in inning, Medeghini ~
in 3 Innings, Cole 2 in | inning:
passed ball, Niemiller: hit by pitcher.
DeJan by Medeehini: umpires. Nell
son and CLARK; time of game. 2:04.
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Record Crowd
Views Boxers

The railbirds are stringing
with the Savage Slav to make
n great bid to regain the title
and most of their kopecks
will he down on the eN-champ
TO win the nod after a vicious
battle.
Red Bland. Salt Lake middle
weight, and Al Penna of Spokane.
Hostak's chief sparring partners,
are providing the latter with some
excellent workouts. Bland. fast
and good boxer, makes Hostak
step at fast pace. Pcnna, built
a great deal like Krieger, gives Al
chance to use uppercuts and fig
ure out the right way to fight a
short, chunky mauler.
Promoter Druxman has received
word from Jim Braddock that the
former heavyweight champion of
the world would be in Seattle sew
eral days before the fight. Jim
will referee the title melee.
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BRITISH PRESS FAIR!

bingham. San Romsni and Ride
out. respectively-in the slow time
of All. and most of the English
writer's blamed the accident on the
little bank solicitor for setting
such slow pace. Wooderson holds
the world record Of 1864. and
repeatedly was in condition to bet
ter that mark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

LONDON - The British press
was fair today In its comment on
Sydney wooderson's defeat in the
Princeton mile Saturday. and fears
that Wooderson's unfortunate
brush with Blaine Rideout might
develop into an international in
cident" were forgotten quickly.
Most London papers agreed that
Wooderson was spent and had lit
tie chance Of winning. Only the
Daily Herald Writer Clifford Webb
went 70 far as to say that Wood
erson appears to have had a very
raw DEAL
Wooderson finished last in the
field Of five-behind Fenske. Cum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Skeet Shoot
BELLNGHAM =

BELLINGHAM = The Belling-
ham and Vancouver. B. C. Gun
clubs tied for first in a three
cornered skeet shoot here yester-
day, with aggregate scores of Go
each Bellingham Won its two
team shoot with Vancouver. u.s.
i04.
The Sksgit team was third
with s..
The B. s. Plough trophy cup
for high scorer on the Vancouver
team went TO H. Dayey with 40
out Of rs.
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Runs batted in. Hartman. Abbott.
Medeghini Clifford 3. O'Shea. Skel-
ley 3, Christopher. Cole. Wright: two
base hits. Reich, Mountain, Mattos.
lsekite, o'Shea, Christopher 2. Cole
2: three-base hit. O'Shea. home runs
skelley. Wright sacrifice hits. Cliff
ford Shelley. Bonetti double plays,
Christopher to Niemiller: left on bases.
Tacoma q, Wenatchee Q: base on
balls. off Candini 4. Bevens 1. Ise-
Kite |; struck out. by Candini 3.
Beven l. Isekite /; hits, off Candini
IN ~ innings Gerheauscr ? in
- innings. Lanning | in Il inning
isekite Is IN innings: hit BY pitch
er Christopher by isekite. passed
ball, Niemiller. winning pitcher. Ger
heauSer' losing pitcher. fsekite: UNI
pires, Clark and Nelson: time of
game. 2:i3
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Keep Alongside

The first three miles were un-
eventful. Washington racing Cali
fornia oblivious of the other five
crews. AS the Bears slowly crept
up on the Columbia and Navy
boats that were early pace-setters,
the Huskies kept alongside, and
at the two-and-one-half mile
mark, the race evolved into a
coast struggle.
Washington was understanding
the California boat two whole
strokes for the entire body of
the race, a 80 to CALIFORNIA; 80,
but the power and spacing in the
Husky boat kept it near the
leader.
With mile to go, California
had a length and one-half lead
with 800 yards to go, they still
had that lead. Then came the
Huskies. Ellis Coder pushed the
stroke to SO, then 3s. and an
unheard of 40. Behind him Dallas
Duppenthaler upped it another
two notches. to AZ. Yes, the No. Z
man was stroking the boat.
The open water between the
two shells closed in the first 10
strokes and Washington was only
one-half length behind-but the
finish line was reached too soon
"a game and valiant band of
Huskies finished in second place.
They pushed California to a rec
ord; 1925, and clipping five full
seconds from Nays 1910 record
thar, eaI,av
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
England Captures
Yacht Club Event

The Dagman. owned by Victor
England, Sunday won the commo-
dore's cruise of the Tacoma Yacht
club. The Lillian. skippered by
Commodore Robert Bourbon. was
second. and the Romance. owned
by Everett Stevens, was third.
Twelve boats competed in the
race, which was run over a r.
mile course around ketron, near
Steilacoom. The |. J. Leonard
trophy was at stake
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lstted for Gregory in second.
Batted for SelWay IN sixth
SCORE BY INNINGS
los angeles ......... 042 900 10
seattle .............. lol 020 O.
SUMMARY
losing pitcher Gregory. innings
pitched; Gresory 2 Selway 4. Pickrel
AZ bat, off Gregory z off Selwsy
is Piekrel 4 hits off Gregory 3 sell
way 5. Pickrel 4 runs scored of
Gregory I, Selway , Pickrel ( Berry
strikeouts. Gregory /. Berry 3.
passes on balls. off Gregory } Selway
z, Piekrel ?. Berry /: passed balls
Haneken; left on bases, Seattle s
Los Angeles 7; two-bsse hts. Stat
English. White. Strange. runs bstted
IN. Morrissey 2 Strinser 3 Berry ,
STATE 3. J. Collins. Strange Cihoekl.
sacrifices, Berry. Sueme. STATE. stolen
base. Vsnni. double play. Strange -
Morrissey TO Archie. time. s5. I'M
piress Farming and Falls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
NIERNAIIO\AI. IEAGII

Syracuse 81 Toronto SO. second
game II innings.
Buffalo ST.. Rochester Ia, second
game seven innings.
Newark i6-t Baltimore Ia second
game seven innings
Jersey City S. Montreal 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

Three base hit, Samhammer. Two
base hit Hornig stolen bases. Call
tesux. Clawttter. McGinnis. Carroll.
bases on balls. off Holmes 3 Ser
venti 3: ~.ruek out, BY Holmes Ser
venti 5: Wild pitch. Serventi. sacrifice
hit Hornig time OF game. Ais. UNI
pires. Morgan and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Spokane Twice
Defeats ''caps''
SPOkANI

SPOKANE - Spokane blasted
the invading Vancouver B. c..
club twice, 10 and 6-5, in WI
league play yesterday In the
first game, Levi Mccormick, Spo-
kane outfielder, went hitless for
the first time in IS games. Gugich
held Vancouver to five hits.
afternoon Camel
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been started by osgers than resulted from the
fishermen the greater number of forest
values. applied to their sport.
With all this following questions worthy
Of research possibly of official attention.
Arc logging companies calousy
recay the heritage all rather
to clean up logging operations eavngs and eliminate fire hazards
state. closing
~ request Of private companies order In effect to create fishing
preserves company officials and fiendss
Yours for a freer outdoors.
COLLY KRIEGER holds that AL Hostak is made order
- for and won't have too much trouble knocking him
bowlegged" =.
Now, confidence is great quality in a competitive
body but Sony really doesn't believe he will not have too
say that because soly always will remember the 18th
bone and knees Of that same SOy
tn 14S heat Of ss.slns o,s, Whal he likely do .ny
time along the trail with his hands sturdy shape
by chance imagine Hostaks hands not strong
tough stand better than $3.50 chance folding
get your paws Savage
have been ealouscd and buksknned like Montana saddle
in $ always pow
Also, Krcscr bear mind that Hosak KNOWS what
did incorrectly their first fight He has Tony Martnoehs
movies of the fight the fun 10 stanzas time and again He
has how Soy trapped him into cnches then him
liver vicious skill that the New Jew
of the good infisher of the division
manager
Eddie Marino featheuesht title
fighter the movies side, every
The keen little guys have pictured and he has
thoroughly
kreger. therefore
he II he he
the championship
stride
FAN mrites TO ask the highest paid player history Of
~ the Coast league
Well that man Earl Sheely. fnst-socker for Sacro
mento. When his pay IN the clouds II $4,000
year
Bert Ellison San Fraaciscos old aud first sack
also sf0000ayear but not strictly player
alone, like Shelly
WALTER the San Francisco Seals sgen spoke vol
There paroles pardons for violaos OF nseoaiis
convicted death
o efforts
City kid renstated:
should When onfesses
five he should he guilty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Junior Baseball

Park Junior Baseball league
games Tlesdsy. 40 p m Wright
Park VS. Community House - Jeffer-
SON Summit Cubs vs.. Spsnsvsy at
Harmon.
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Two-base hit, Manning: stolen
bases. Falconi. Lake; double plays,
DeViveiros to Baer to Manning CO.
Stewart unassisted; bases on balls. off
Osborne 3. off Gugich /; struck out.
by Osborne l. by Gugich 2: sacrifice
hit, Gugich; time of game, as, UNI
pires. Moran and Morgan.
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lptdIo .....s.0@ Z u IA !
a Batted for MARTINEZ in eighth.
b Batted for Walker in eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles ......... 0l0 600 300
Seattle .............. 0O0 900 OO2-2
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Walker innings pitch
ed. Walker 8; at bat. off Walker 81:
hits. off Walker g. runs scored. off
Walker 4 runs responsible for. Walk
er 4, Bonettl 2. strick outs. bv Walk
er |. Benefit l; bases on balls off
Walker |, Bonetti /. Wild pitch
Walker; left on bases. Seattle 4 Los
Angeles 5;two-base hit, r. Collins.
runs batted in. Cihocki 2 StrinQer.
Bonetti, Archie 2; stolen bases. White
J. Collins double plays. Gyselman to
Archie. Bonetti TO Stringer TO Collins.
j. Collins to Stringer to J Collins
Mayo to j Collins: time. las UNI
pres. Farts and Tanning: players
walking, r. Collins 2. Strange.
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Although laying claim to only
one national intercollegiate eight
cared rowing title, the University
Of Washington won the mythical
regatta championship Saturday at
Poughkeepsie with one first and
two second places, a far better
record than established by any of
the other six schools in the water
melee
The main event - the varsity
race-went to the favored Cali
fornia eight, but only after the
Golden Bears STAYED off a brill
liant Husky finish that experts
said would have given the race
to Ulbrickson's crew had there
been an additional 10 strokes to
row.
The wash ington 'low
stroke" crew W bout a
sprint" actually counted 10
full strokes In that last thrill
Ing minute, and were hitting
42 pace for the last few
strokes. Where they got this
sprint techni que. no one
knows. II wasn't in them in
either Of the two time trials
roVed over the four-mile dis
tance.
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Al Well Pleased

Al well PIeaSed
AL Ulbrickson was more
than pleased with the per-
formances Of his crews. Con
sidering that this was the
first fOur-mile race for every
body in the varsity boat.
think II was a marvellous
showing Ulbrickson said al
ter the race, and I'm GER
tainly proud of that Jayvee
crew. l thought they had
one race left I'm them but
wasn't sure after watching
them practice the past few
weeks. But they came through
in grand style on the day that
counted"
The Washington junior varsity
lost a hear-breaking race. With
victory almost in their grasp. the
boat faltered in the last quarter
mile when an oarsman caught a
crab. enabling an moderated
Syracuse boat to come from be-
hind and catch the Huskies in
the last 10 strokes. With Gus
Eriksen stroking. the Huskies
sprinted most of the way at a
high stroke and showed remark
able endurance in doing so.
Walt Raney's freshmen proved
they were great crew by taking
an early lead. rowing we'll
planned race in rough water. and
then having enough left To with
stand a Columbia rally at the
finish.
Coxswain Fred Colbert an
nounced after the race that
he was returning for a fifth
year at school. This means
tibrickson will have eight of
the nine varsity men return
ing. besides the entire fresh
man national championship
boat and almost half Of the
iayyee crew.
Washington broke camp early
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

I Sunday morning and left in
group for New York, where il
was Washington Day at the
fair. They appeared on a radio
program, were honored at the
court of sports" and were guests
at a reception in the Washington
building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
MODELS PLAY PAINT SQUAD

winners were collecting L, hits
off the Combined efforts Of
Bland and Wilcox In the sec
ond game. a postponed affair
from June s. Russ Niesen's
home run WAS the only blow
that counted for the losers.
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This fact was recognized by the
1889 legislature, which passed a
law to force them to do so. To
what extent II will be enforced
remains to be seen.
Be that as It may, most fisher
men arc willing to, and do, carry
their share of the burden of pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Husky Crew HOnOred At New York World Fair
OarSnen Take
MYTHICAL Title
By BOB CAIN

YoRK-They honored three University OF washington
yesterday Worlds Fair court of sports rambling
wrecks who rambled to place and the
frong osh minutes and 81 seconds
a winning
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Totals .........52 2 8 27 IA
a Batted for MARTINEZ in eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
Seattle Repels
Foe, 81 s. 81

hitter Carpenters home run for
the Angels in the eighth. Chslm-
bers Cissell got a triple, a double
and single in five trips. Los
Angeles won the second, So, jump
ing on Osborne. Tost and Fleming
for IL hits, all but one Of them
singles. Fay Thomas was the
winning hurler.
Sacramento wound up the week
in seventh place Port
land in the cellar on the short
end OF a four to three series. The
Cards took the opener. 50. and the
nighteap 10. Tom Seats BANKED
the Beavers in the first game until
Frank Hawkins homed in the
ninth with two men on. Carl
baldi's home run in the second
won the closing game for Lee
Sheriff..
This weeks games find San
Francisco at Portland, Sacramento
at Oakland, Los Angeles at Seat
tie and San Diego at Hollywood.
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PORTLAND. Ore. - Frank N.
Troeh slowed three more trophies
away today a. the result of his
Sunday afternoons work with =
shotgun at the annual Oregon
state trapshooting championships.
Troeh grabbed the singles
title when he puIyersi,ed 1873
out Of possible ZOO birds,
the doubles crown With ~ out
Of 50, and finally the handi-
cap. With "a out Of 100. With
these wins, the veteran Port
land thEger-puIier poeketed
his 18th tournament victory.
The perennial champion. how
ever. just missed a tie in the sln-
gles event because as the dust
cleared away after q carnage os
some $4,000 clay pigeons. Archie
Parrot Of Portland, z. y. Harden
brook Of Klamath Fails. and
George Jsntzer Of Medford wound
I'D with ls7 each.
Carl NininE Of Sacramento
proved the most formidable
out-of-stzter by tying the al
most inyincibie Troeh In the
singles when he. too, baxEsd
1873. His score uas however
disquabfed - grounds NJ
cut-ef-stsss tsesigibshty for
the Oregon crown.
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Hunter Wins City Amateur BaubIe


stables At canente. viii leave the
Mextcsn track Sunday for Long
acres Heading thls harm are
Crete and MAKE q fsresk. two for
msr handicap horses and Scvtte.
q five.tlme winner IN coed company
At c1ssase. Completing the stable
are Independent Way, Only George.
Sergt. Hisvtn. Rswses. reHHy
George ard Judge Lowe
Arrival ~ the shipnests
Tram nav Meadows shss rs~ss.
lrr increases The sawhev ~
ser.e. .cw a. th~ grounds Ia
more fhss sss With rw~ervs-
tts.. 90 hard ter 80 YET 10
cam<.
Meanwhile preparations for TIE
opening were gong forward IN
speedy fashion to-day, following the
arrival ef the last cf the leading
officials ard department. nsaas
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BobVan de Mark
Places Second

A young rsccms s~rvtsssv. ssil
ard slender, vita ~ engaging e~v~
scrsiity. aid wsli ny The warm Sun
and the sshslarAssnx west wind
sunday. sut in the e~cl, quiet
atmosphere At the Meadow Paris
clubhouse 10 encountered an IN.
lecssasfat obstacle.
I've scea. sasas~4 ttsssss
s'tAurk" Mu~tev. wks . few
~sssas~s hessse hsA ssses~>1-
cred Ats Geis record ~ wts.
sssa ~ rArswss ss~sssws
seas~ame~s. fsee< NE shWss-
Tag svs~wAs. yseetvs1 thess eea-