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Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
PREMIUMS AT THE FAIR

The following persons from this
place were awarded premiums at
the Dover fair: Miss S. F. Tullidge,
1st premium for picked mangoes,
embroidered handkerchief, special
chair cover, 1st: Mrs. w. F. Glenn
ents, 1st,for soft soap, and for knit
lace, homemade dress End, pin
cushion. 1st, sack, End: Mrs. ]. E.
Hoffecker, 1st, for preserved POM
granates; Miss Sue r. Colt 1st for
hard ginger cake, ditto for bead
work, table mats, special. Mrs. w.
o. Hoffecker, End for pieced silk
quilt, ditto for carriage afghan, 1st
for drawn work doilies. Miss EN-
ma Hough 1st for crazy quilt. Miss
+. +. Hudson, drawn work doiley,
special; Miss Minnie Clement, 1st
for collection of insects, Miss X. L.
Storm End for collection Of insects.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
For Levy Court Commission,

Being 2 candidate for Lew ct,-|
Collhllssloner from the First Levi
court District Of Kent County ths
opportunity is taken to solicit n!
support Of the voters at the c,nll
ing General Election. It is I'd
Ilfsl tlfne my name has ever b4sa
on the official ballot, and. if eIsrtl
ed, I pledge myself to devote M
untiring effort to the protection j.
the interests Of the taxpayer 4
this County.
Joseph Freeman CLARK,
1O-17 st Kenton DsI
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
Statesmen WANTED

GOOD OPENING in South Neg
Castle County. Full time ruu:
selling Rawleigh Household Rl
ducts. Start at once. Must haT:
car. Get more particulars WIT:
Rawleigh's, Dept. DEJ-5l2E
Chester, Pa. or see Edgar W. FHl-
ier, Smyrna, Della.
1917 At
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
THE STEAMER TYGERT
BURNT

1t Is a singular coincidence that
in the general wiping out of what
was most familiar name in the
business interest between this town
ard Rothwell's Landing, few
years ago that the Steamer, John
E. Tygert, should also be destroy
ed. This craft so well known to
travellers and freighters out of
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
Modernizing With Glass

Many home owners. in moderniz.
ing their houses. are making provi-
sions for larger glass areas which
bring life to dull or slightly out
moded building. The free entry of
sunlight and air into the home, from
attic to the basement, is being ac-
complished in many homes through
the increasing use of corner win
dows, glassed-in dining alcoves,
french doors. and even room-length
walls Of glass.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
NEW PRODUCT AT LAUREL
Manufacture of New Mushroom
Basket Started by Company

The Marvil Package Company.
Laurels largest industry, and one
of the largest fruit and vegetable
package industries in the east, has
started the manufacture of a new
product, one of the means of keep
ing the plant operated the year
around. 1t is four-quart mush-
room basket, now being turned out
at the rate of about 10000 each
working day.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
RED MEN AT CLAYTON

The new chiefs of Shawnee
Tribe, Imp'd o. R. M, of Clayton
are: Prophetic. Shaw; Sachem,
George @. Allen; Senior Sycamore,
]. r. Clements; Junior Sycamore,
n. G. Severson; Chief of Records,
R. Y. Wallen; Keeper of Wampum,
William Webster; First Sanap, w.
L. Gooding; Second, T.B. Fluharty;
Guard of Wigwam, John Ennis;
Guard of Forest, John A.Heinhold; !;
Braves, w. G. VanWinkle and E.
Streets; Warriors, John H Clifton,
Horace Wright and Aaron Han
cock; Powows, T. w. Downing and
A. Sevil.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF OCT. 18TH, 1890

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17

bov, 49,, = aho !oo automoal.I
nave been reported by police h n
Motor Vehicle Depart9ert St y
ing to display the stickars : - ~
denote approval in the ssf..,. ~ !
spection campaign. oficials
that in every case discovs,.s = :
o"nel ellner Wll have to tota.
g issi "lloA of pass inspection
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
Electric Hotbeds

Electrically heated hotbeds are
used for growing farm and garden
plants for transplanting.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17

Musical u. 5. Citizens
One out of every nine persons in
the United States plays a musical
instrument.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
HARRY LINDLEY COMPAN,

HARRY LINDLEY COMPANY
This excellent company are bill
ed for the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this
week. This will be the last oppor-
tunity for our citizens to witness
their shows this season as they go
direct South. Friday evening they
produce Mr.. Lindley's drama writ
ten by himself entitled the code. I"
Saturday evening the great soci-
ETY. play entitled Filtration.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
class of probationers into full
membership in the church.

class of probationers into full
membership in the church.
The farmers are having a dis
couraging time with the weather.
The wheat that was drilled before
the heavy rains of a week and two
weeks ago is growing finely, but
such has been the hindrance by the
rains that from a third to a half
of the acreage has not yet been
drilled. A good many avail them
selves of the better weather of Fri
day and Saturday to run their
drills, but hindered again by the
rains of yesterday and the day be-
fore. To-day is sunny and bright.
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Smyrna Record, announced in its
last issue that with that number it
would cease to be a newspaper.
The editor says. with the reason
of its suspension the public has
nothing to do, as they are wholly
of a private nature. The fact is
sufficient" The Record was start
ed over seven years ago by S. F.
Phelps, at S1.5O per year, who ex-
pected to soon have the field all to
himself, but he wound up his ca
reer in four years with a loss to
his friends of some $4,000. Edi-
tor Taylor had the paper three
years. He started out to make at
least more decent paper of it and
on subjects in which he was inter-
ested was facile and good writer,
but, as he said, he tired of the
drudgery and unthankfullness in
running a country paper. 1t is
another demonstration of the fact
so often solved in this country,
that there is not room in towns of
1000 to 5000 inhabitants for more
than one paper unless that town is
county or capital town.
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17

At a reorganization w..
the Middletown Rad c,,a ueslg |
lowing officers were 49,, ss' Iae q
Allen r CrucbIav cba;l Na
Harry F. Culver. vica -,la. as.5 "
Mrs. Harlan M. Fisber .--1-'a'I
and Clarence p Wahar .s'''l
Mrs. Blanche Lockwood ~ C,'a'1''i'
the retiring chairman
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17
BRIEF ITEMS n
THE PENINSslHH] nj
Brief News Iton, |
we know in and
larger Peninsula Town,
ooA EACHANCpS

4 HaJloween en- bazaa, ,.,r |
by the Senior Class - = "ll BEL
Rodney High School n ne t caes
gymnasium on Wedn = NE saoj
October %. The cIa- oay hid
ming a dance on Frids 5s aiSo is paI
tober p. 10y nigh, d
Mrs. Anna Lee ". H.
was reelected nras;da ls. q Land
twelfth Consecutive ~, lof i
state Women : C,5ristia Ia o. d
ance Union at the cIosin. isaHt1
Of the organizations ) sizt;..s ss'Sa'
nual convention in Ayan.' .-sl y
odist Church, Milford Iaa4 ras A'ti'
Smyrna times., 1940-10-17

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The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

Edward C Kelley, Special As sistant to the United States At torney General, Washington, D C, was an arriving passenger to- day by airplane from Fairbanks and Juneau. He was accompan- jed by his wife and son.
 Mir. Kelly has been assigned to the Reindeer Acquisition headed by Chas G Burdick for the pur- pose of handling the legal phases of the governments program to acquire ownership of all reindeer owned by white interests, under congressional authority.
 MT. Kelly will make his office directly across the hall in the Federal Bldg. from the Reindeer Office, on the main floor.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09
The Fans Corner

first half of the series is
 md is my face red? The Al
 won handily from the
 team in the first game. Ii
 5 ot particularly one-sided, b even though the Nome team threatened several times, they lacked the old punch to put over win.
 True to tradition the Hammon- Commercial contest was a real thrillar. It was nip anh tuck from the start, and anybody's game to the last including the unpires. Candor compels us to give slight edge to the umpires. The game ended with the Ham, mons putting up a real fight to win. Their effort soon died how ever with an attack of stigma tism on the part of Umpire Jac- obs.
 Here's how it happened. Go ing into the Hammon half of the last inning with two out, the score Commercials 13, Hammon g, the Hammon boys started a bat ting rally. They had put two nuns across when Fred Roberts made scratch hit and after a couple of pebbles on the Commer cials and a mad scramble, wound up on third base perfectly satis- fed with himself. But hold! Much to the surprise of everyone including Tom Givan, Jacobs called him out at first base.
 Thus endeth the first half, and let's see how we now stand. It leaves the Commercials in first place, Alaskans second, Hammon third, Nome fourth and the Old Fan behind the eight ball. Any way, we picked the Commercials in the right order.
 Umpire Lewis became i'll at the start of the first game. His position was efficiently taken by Ken Rude in the first game and L A Nevin in the last.
 Well, we are starting all even in the second half but until this old warrior licks his wounds awhile, there will be no predic- tionS.
 The scores:
 Alaskans l3-Nome II
 Hammon 10-Commercials 13
 The Old Fan
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

nations most noted financial jour nals.
 On the return trip north MT Taggart visited Mrs Pearl Van Sickle; Mrs Sheldon's sister, Ol- i've Coombs and met many other oldtimers among whom were Josephine Sundbach and Lillian Bakke now millinery buyer for Magnin's San Francisco store Mrs Taggart will return to Seat tie with Mrs Sheldon who will drive her car completing an auto journey from New York City where she spent some time with her son and with MT and Mrs Jim Gaffney at the Hotel Ten Park Avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09
JURY DISAGREES ! TO 5 CASE TO BE RETIRED

The jury in the case of the U s vs Nome Mercantile & Mining Co.,, was unable to agree on a verdict yesterday and was dis missed by U s Commissioner C C Tanner last evening about o'clock after it appeared there was no hope of arriving at yer dict.
 s,o
 From all reports the jury stood at ? to is favor of con- viction at thetime of their dis miSsal.
 The office of the U s District Attorney today announced that the case would betrried in the near future.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

Sam Taggart of Nome has re- turned to Seattle after spending the holidays in California. MT. and Mrs. Taggart were guests of Mrs VeSta Sheldon who late hus band formerly owned the Bank Safety Deposit Company in Nome. Sam reports that Harry Sheldon is on the editorial staff of "The Business Week" publish ed in New York City, one of the
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

The PAA mail plane arrived today from Fairbanks after stay ing overnight at Ruby. AS incom ing passengers were MT and Mrs Edward C Kelly and son and Ar vid Folding. The plane departed about noon on its return flight with Joe Dexter as a passenger for Golovin.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09
NATIVE SCHOOL CLOSES ACCOUNT OLD EPIDEMIC

Due to the large number of ma tive school children afflicted with colds and the flu, pr. Morcom and Miss Sheppard, government nurse, considered it adviseable to close the school Thursday after noon and Friday. School will open again Monday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

More than $200 has been receiv ed from outlying communities where Benefits for Crippled Children were held on the Presi- dents Birthday. Those who held such benefits include Teller, Rot zebue, Fortuna Ledge, with more to be heard from.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Attention

BOX PARTY, Cards and enter tainment Saturday night g pm l O o F Hall. Admission 25t. Coffee and Ice Cream free. Get your invitation from your Odd Fellows and Rebekah friends.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09
ATTENTION

First Pioneer Card Party of the winter series will be given Mon day, February 18th at 9:Oe pm at o o F Hall.
 Social Committee
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-09

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La opinión., 1940-06-21
UNA VICTORIA
DE MARISCAL
E N NJ E IC0

MEXICO, D. f., JUNO II. (Pc).
Con ell concurso de 246 atletas en-
la masculine y "a en- Ia femenil, Sc
inicio aver en- ell Estadlo Salvador
Canine Dfaz Ell Encuentro Atleti-
co Estudiantil de lClasificados, or
ganizado por las Federaciones De-
portivas Understands y de Eseue-
las Tecnicas.
El programa incluia dnicamente
pruebas elimlnatorias, pero a petit
cion de los participates en- la Ca
rrera de 500 metros pianos y te-
niendo en- cuenta que solamente
habfa IS corredores inseritos Sc re-
solvio efectuar Ia final de esta prue
ba obteniendose ell siguiente result
tado:
Primer lugar. Alfredo Mariscal,
de Educaci6n Fisica, tempo 2 mi
nutos 6 segundos y 2-10; segundo
lugar. Heriberto Ortiz. de la Esi-
me; tercero, Carlos Bernal de Pre-
paratoria; cuarto, Jose Martinez
Olivia, de la Escuela Superior de In
genieria y Agriculture; quinto, En-
rique Heredia, de la Iii; sexto, Jor-
ge Monies, de ~Ingenieros.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
TOBY Vigil DA
La EVANCHA A
NICK PETERS
Pelican hoy pOr segunda
vez en- ell Estadio de Holly
wood

Toby Vigil, ell masnifieo boxeador
mexicano que tiene en- su record
solo mi derrota por decision, sos
tiene hoy en- la noehe una impor-
tante pelea con ell negrito Richard
Polite, de Nueva Orleans, en- ell Es-
tadio de Hollywood.
81 Vigil derrota a Polite, un mu
chacho de 21 amos de edad que pa
rece tener IS, y quien tiene en- su
record mas de 20 ~victorias por
knock out, obtendra un encuentrO
con George Latka. ell professor del
colegio de San Jose State a quien
los eXpertos consideran como ell mas
l6gico retador de Sammy Angott
por ell campeonato mundial de pc
so ligero.
Vigil tendra esta noche una con
tienda muy dura para el, porque
Polite tiene cast ell mismo estilo
suyo, boXea como "esgrimista," es
un habil izquierdista y su punteria
con Ia derecha es magnffica.
Fue Vigil quien "ablando'' a Nick
Peters para faeilitar la victoria de
Latka sobre ell eriego, pues ell pro-
fesor de San Jose lie reabrio la cor
tada que Peters sufrio en- un labio
en- su pelea con ell m~exicano. Vigil
noqueo tecnicamente a Peters, graz
cias a esa eortada en- ell labio in
ferior con los certeros upper cuts
del mexicano.
La nnica derrota de Vigil en- su
carrera professional fue contra Jim
my Garrison, quien 10 vencio en- la
mejor pelea vista en- ell Estadio do
la Legion este ano. En- la primera
pelea Vigil-Polite en- ell Olympic,
ell referee anoto cinco rounds para
Ell mexicano, cuatro para ell negrito
y uno empatado.
Sin embargo, muchos aficionados
opinaron que Polite habfa obtenido
un empate, porque ataranto a Vi
gil en- los primeroS rounds, mien-
tras que en- ell case de Garrison, Ell
p1blico protesto Ia decision ale
gando que Vigil habfa superado a
su adyersario.
Polite ha sufrido dos derrotas
desde que lego a Los Angeles, am
bas contra Ricardo Lemos. La pri-
mera vez fue descalificado por ussr
ell hombro izquierdo como protec-
tor. y en- la segunda fue noqueado
por ell meXicano.
Billy Latka, hermano de George,
entra en- acoion hoy en- la noche
en- la peIea semifinaI del proera-
ma, contra Bob Murphy, y en- los
preliminares a 4 rounds los adver-
sarios seran chuey Vargas contra
Jimmy Lakes, 10 $50 Iibras; Fran
kie Martin contra Dub Bowen, de
1877, Serit Mendoza contra Kent
Martinez, y Make Vigil, hermano
de Toby, contra Al Gomez, ambos
de 1872 libras. Gomez es hermano
del ~malogrado Lou Gomez, ell pro-
tegido de frankie Garcia muerto
en- una peIea en- San Diego con ell
negro Hut Thompson.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
Ell CORDOBA
DERR0T0 AL
ANAHUAC o.
Fsor MICHAEL

C1UDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO "a.
(PC).-Los campeones del Cordoba,
a-provecharon sus jits en- las entra-
das segunda y septima, y hacienda
tres carreras en- cada una de elias,
Sc llevaron ell triunfo por Cd, So
bre los 1ndios del Anahuac, en- ell
primer juego de la serle Que Sc mi
clio aver, en- ell Parque Venustiano
Carranza.
FERRIS McDuffie fue ell encargado
de lamar la esferica por el equipo
campeon. Su labor Ia podemos ca
lificar como de muy buena, pues
siempre que Sc vic en- peligro logro
salir avante. Su bola hizo tantos
estragos en- las filas indfgenas, que
1nicamehte Sc dej6 sacar ocho in
discutibles.
Dos de esos hits 10 pusieron en
apuros en- ell noveno inning, pues
en- este aeto los Indios amenaza-
ron con empatar el desafio.
III score hasta antes que los del
Anahuac fueran a batear su nltimo
turno, Sc encontraba CO. Los aficlo
nados, Viendo la forma en- que es-
taba lanzando McDuffie. no espe-
raron va NADIA del Anahuac en- ese
noveno episodio.
Pero los Indios, que unca Sc dan
por vencidos, fueron a batear su ul-
timo turno y todavia alcanzaron a
empujar a JON u dos c%orredores.
Pero 10 malo para McDuffie no fue
este, sine que 10 p%usieron en- aprie
tos al colocarle corredores en- segun
da y tercera. Su fortuna fue que
cuando este sucedio va habfa a
cado dos outs y que Santana. que
fue el nltimo bateador que Sc lie
enfrento, elevo inofensiva palomita
al jardin derecho.
A nuestro modo de yer Ell direc-
tor del Anahuac perdi0 la cabeza
cuando fue a batear Santana, pues
La opinión., 1940-06-21
.BUENA TARDE|
DE TOROS EN-
CIUDAD JUAREZ.

Ell PASO, Texas. JUNO Is. CPC).
I'll numeroso p1blico Que aslstio
ell domingo a la corrida de toros
efectuada EN- la plaza de Ciudad Jud
rez, salio ampliamente satisfecho
dc la estupenda actuacion que tuvo
la graciosa y guapa Conchita Gin
tron, pues en- sus dos toros Sc la
VIC artista, valiente y yoluntariosa,
no habiendo escatimado esfuerzos
para dejar complacidos a los aft
c%ionados.
La peruanita Sc encargo de la IL
dia de los dos primeros toros de
Ibarra, que dieron un juego bas-
tante acceptable. siendo lastima que
no lutheran estado siquiera una Sc
mana en- los c~orrales de Ia plaza,
pues entonces habrfan resultado
verdaderas peritas en- miel. La gen
til Conchita los toreo a in veronica
con su peculiar gracia; despues y
va a caballo, les coloeo los %rejones,
siendo esta una de las suertes mas
vistosas de su toreo estilo portu-
CUES. Con la muleta estuvo artista
y torera, despachando a su enemi-
go breyemente. El pnblico no Sc
capso de o%vaciopar a Conchita y Ia
hizo dar varias vueltas al ruedo.
La actuaci6n de "Chicuelin" dejo
mucho que desear, especialmente
en- Ell Gltimo do Penuelas que es-
taba pidiendo a gritos un torero,
pero era mucho toro para csc mu-
chacho que a pesar de su buena
voluntad. todavia no cuaja. Sin EN-
barge, tuvo algunas buenas
como Ell hermoso quite que hizo por
gaoneras. Else mismo toro alcanzo
a Manuel Jimenez. teniendo que ser
Ileyado al taller de reparaciones en-
brazos de los m~onosabios, mientras
que ell sobresaliente, un muchacho
que deberia seguirse dedicando a
repartir anuncios, hizo trizas al ami
NAL que al fin fue ~regresado yiYo al
corral
La opinión., 1940-06-21
independence,
en- IN Juego
e Domingo

Los Estrellss dc Independence,
novena m%exioana de esa oolonia del
sur de California, a%nunoian para
el proximo domingo un juego de
baseball contra ell equipo do Ana
helm, dando principle a las 2i3o
p. M. on torrenos dc Independence.
La noyena de Anahcim esta al
mando del manager JESUS Haynla,
quien confia cn que sus jugado-
res sc impondr6n II los Bstrcllas,
dirigidog por Paul Magdnleno y
jose Estrada.
lei domingo pasado los Estrellas
de Independence tenian %concerta-
do I'm juego contra Casa Blanca, pc
70 estos no 80 %presentaron n ju-
gar, pcrdiendo por default. lei
juego iba n ser de reyaneha para
los Estrellas, y habia atraido mas
de 500 aficionados al parque de Ia
Colonia Independencia.
-
4 LEA listed IA OPINION" h
La opinión., 1940-06-21
PREPARATIONS
DE ATHEISM
EN- QUERETAR0

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 10.
-PC).-De hoy a mahana sc da-
"a a la publicidad la conyocatorin
para el Encuentro Atletioo Nacio-
nal DUO tendra verificativo el pro-
xlmo mes en- la cludad de Quere-
taro.
la fecha de Ia competencia Sc
habfa fijado para los dias 8. y 6
Z do julio, pero teniendo en cuen-
Ia Que este ultimo dia seran las
elecciones presidenciales y ademas,
atendiendo a la solicitud de los Es-
tados de San Luis Potosi, Michoa-
can y Morelos, que pedian Sc trans
firiera ia fecha debido a que has
tn el dia 80 podran hacer u COM
~petencias dc selection. Sc senala-
ron en- forma detinitiya los dias 10,
20 y n de julio.
Hasta la fccha sc sabe que II
viaran contingencies los Estados de
Tamaulipas. San Luis Potosf, Hi
dalgo, Michoacan, Nuevo Leon, Me
xlco, Distrito Federal y tambien
estaran Representatives los meXica-
nos radicados en- Los Angeles, Ca
lifornia. asi como Quer6taro, anfi-
triton del Bncuentro.
La Confederation DeportiYa Me-
xicana g%estionara I'm dcscuento de
90 por clento en- el precio de los
pasajes a los atletas que concu-
iran a la competencia, y ademas
el gobierno del Estado pedira a
los hoteles y casas do %huespedes
den precios %especiales a los COM
p%etidores.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
PROBABLE
QUE -SWEEPIDA
SEA RETIRADO
Que es muchO peso l22 IL
bras, en- ell handicap
Golden State, manana

FL Cofre dc la comunidad en- los
Angeles reeibio una contribution
de $4,000, %sananeis del proarama
de earreras presentado ell ultimo
martes en- ell Parque Hollywood, a
bensfieio do esa aarupaeion de ca
ridRd.
El Cofre de la Comunidad reel
bio las entradas ntegras. con OK
eepci6n de los gastos indispensa-
bles de |operacion del hinodromo,
segNn anuncio aver ell gerente SC
neral Jack T.. Mackenzie.
Otro anuncio de importancia he
cho aver en- los circulos hipicos
de %Inglewood, fue que sweepida,
Ell potro ostrella %propiedad do II.
c. Hll. probablemente no CORA
manana en- ell Handicap Golden
state por $4,000.
S%weepida, que Sc perfila como
el mejor potro eriado en- Califor-
mia desde los tiempos de Norwich.
obtuvo IN peso de t92 libras, o sean
ocho mas do 10 que 10 e%orrcspon-
den en- Ia division de 3 amos. y
esa es In causa de que duiz0s no
cora en- ell cvento estrella del pro
grama de ma0ana.
FL peso maximo en- ell handicap
Golden State fue impuesto a 6ub-
bling Boy, dc 4 amos de edad, con
1876 libras. Pero basandose en- l.
osesla dc peso seg1n la edad de
los oaballos, %Sweepida ooneederia
una v%entaia de ooho libras a Bub
bling Boy. FL seeretario de care
ras Francis p. Dunno probablemen
&c fue influeneiado por la inesp-
rada victoria dc Swoepida O. -
handicap dc viii Rogers ell 1ltimo
sabado, para imponer t22 libras al
vonoedor del ultimo Dorbq do San
ia Anita.
la imposition dc los pesos ha
sido siempre IN problcma para los
propietarios de eaballos. Segnu SO
supo aver, Hill no guerra correr
n Swoepida el sdbado pasado en- eli
handicap do WIN Rogers. porque
Sc le impuso tambien 122 llbras.
Sin embargo, el potro do una
magnifica carrera y gano S7,625
para eli %dcportistn dc stockton.
Isl yo fuera ell propietario de
Swecpida, no 10 correria con 122
libras, contra eaballos dc mas
edad', fue el oomentario que hizo
I'm o%bserVador aver, defendiendo
la actitud dc Hill al retirar a su
potro estreIIa do la carrera de ma
mana.