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Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
WITH THE REPS
By John Murray
REPS POLISH PosNERS l-3.

REPS POLISH POSNERS A-3s
In their opening attack the District Softball
title, the Reps ourneyed to Ballston, Virginia last
Sunday to do battle with the Posner Bros, Winners
Of the Army and Navy League title in second round
encounter. Accompanie ed by Hometown delegation to
cheer them and belitt1e the opposition the boys
themselves ball game, 4-3, and by that win
found themselves matched against Ie5.As in the tour
ney's quarer-fnalss The date for this game is not
yet definite, but Washington papers Will carry the
stati sticss
Eddie Trmbu1e drew the day's starting assign
ment by merit of his Last weeks performance against
Carr Bros. in the Prince Georges playoffs, and for
five innings he held the enemy hit1ess. In the Six
tn they raked him for to lo1ot the count, and
Curt Barker trotted in from his 1eftfield post to
assume command. His mastery complete, and Pos
remained hitless for the rest of the session,
but the Rep assault equally lacking until the
Last of the seventh. Bill Blanchard then drew the
days hero ASST ment with the tied the bases
loaded, the count him three to two. The crowd
hushed, - the pitcher wound UPHILL tensed and
got set--dom came the pitch---a ball, and he
walked to force in Bauer with the winning run.
Benny Beale got the day only two for three, and
Barker the only extra base blow, double. Curt
gets the credit for the win the tied
when he arrived the mound, but hats off to Eddie
Tr,mbule. For five innings he stood the Lads
their collective ears, allowing but two hits and not
a single score. He looked good, and as half of
the Rep pitching power, he leaves nothing to be de-
sireds Come on DetrViaI--s
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Ahoe5y yNon'meots

Travelling through Connecticut, Rhode IslandS
and your reporter able to contact
various recreational groups regarding athletic act
tvitdes Each group amazed when Informed of the
scope these activities here in Greenbe1ts Local
sport fans lucky to have such progressive
Athletic Club
Wednesday night, August Il, the Club held it's
monthly business session at the new Clubhouse By
the way, you paid visit to the Clubhouse since
the boys really got to work the interior. Pretty
Robin for the Block Champi onshdps following the
League playoff. One game to be played each evening
at 1890.
Tonight, at 1890, the Braves and Dodgers tangls
in what should be whale of a contest. They are
playing for the National League Championship.
W.W.Jcnes has been appointed custodian to succeed
Al Keagle. The Athletic Club Is to be congratulated
their choice of Jnesy for he is Of the clubs
most capable, energetic, and untireing workers. The
club needs guys like Jones. By the way, get him
to tell you how to train your wife you get
out when you want to vi thout lot of squaWidng.
Friday, Sept 6, is going to be gala night. The
Athletic Club intends to stage various athletic
Star game between players of A. &C Blocks against
players of D. E&J Blocks Will start the ball aro1lg
followed by relay base running and fmgo contests
I suggest they also stage fat man s race witt the
following contestants: "Twinletoes" Jones, Block
nLesn Sanders, Block, nCllbby" williams, Block,
"Butch" Reicky, Block, and "F1eetfoot" Dove, from
Block. The club Is also sponsoring booth at the
Fair.
Have you heard about Bauer's scouting for next
years team? He's determined to have championship
team in Blocks He first aqured Barker and now he
has inve ged Messner to over.Mce going George,
but aren't you afraid of stealing Sanders thunder.
The latest worganzed group in Greenbe1t is call
ed the splinter Gang" Members be seen at night
at the clubhouse sitting around on their you know
what, crd dtizng the work of their fellow workers.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Greenbelt Bowling League Meeting
Tuesday in Social Room

There will be an important meeting of the Green
belt Dckpin Bowling League Tuesday evening, Aug
school.
All those desirous of joining the league this
year urged to attend, as play Will start about
the 18th of September. Anyone wishing to enter
team should organize prior to the meeting. Infoa-
t1on regarding the league before the meeting may be
obtained from the officers of the league. They are
Frank Lastner, l9-P Ridge Road, Phone 1886, Lloyd
MacEwen, l6-F Ridge Road; and Buck Williams, IRA
Crescent Road.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Slugging ShamroCks Trim
AnaCOStia For 10Th
Boggs Allows 3 Hits

With Ernie Boggs In form Sunday, allowing
only hits, walking none, and whiting vsitors,
the Shamrocks pounded out total of II hits to
lily defeat the Anacostia A. C. nine by an IL to l
The visitors only the result Of
In the seventh.
Mcdonald, Cain, and Moore paced the locals attack
with extra base hits, and the Shamrocks punched
their hits and scored In the first, I in the
third, in the seventh, and in the Ell ghth.
BOX SCORE
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Greenbelt Gun Club Announces
Match Winners

The Greenbelt Gun Clubs first real public activi-
ty, the Community Rifle Match held Sunday, August
l8, attended by about fifty residents and visit
Twenty-eight Greenbelters participated In the
P.Ms
Granville Marts, Leon Manning, Evelyn Boggs, and
Paul Zimmerman the medal winners. Their awards
Will be presented to them at the Town Fair next month
by officer of the Gun Club.
E. G. Tilton, whose score of $4,000 the
Manning's placed in Class by virtue of his
having made more lO-X's, center bu1ls-eyes than
Manning. Tilton's consolation turned out be that
he placed In the higher class, while Manning headed
the Class group and collected a medal.
Evelyn Boggs scored the higher of the two
competitors and the Woman' 8 medals
The final card reads follows:
rrAc
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Women Reps Win 14-1O

Pounding out total of II hits, good for total
Of 22 bases, the Moments Representative Softbal
Team their first game of the by defeating
the Bureau of Engraving girls by L. to 10 score
Last Wednesday, August L., 1910. The women played
their best game far this season, with P1atner,
DeP1etro and Curtiss leading the attack with each
connecting for hits in 4 times at bat. Mrs. OIL
hit the only homerun Of the game, of two hits,
and DePietro triple. Misses Carver, Waldrop, and
cylersworth best for the losers, each getting
hits in 1 trips to the plate.
The next game Will be played on Wednesday, August
q; 1910 the ball field in back Of the pool.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Greenbelt Golf Tournament
To Be Held Sunday

The Third Annual Greenbelt Golf Tournament, spon-
sored by the Greenbelt Athletic Club, will be held
Sunday, August IS, 1870 at 1870 Pm. at the Anacos
tia Golf Course. There will be three prizes: Low
net, low gross, and kicker's handi cap.
It expected that both of last years. prize win
ners, John Andestead and narvin Wofsey, will be
hand to defend their laurels.
If you wi sh to play in the .1nent desire
further infoation, call James Johnstone Greenbelt
3777, or Earvin Eofsey, Greenbelt 267l.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
WOMENS' SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Only two games were contested Last week in the
Women Softball League, rain and wet grounds
caused postponment of the contests scheduled for
Thursday, August IS.
In the games Tuesday, August -, the Sansone 8
handed the Dove's their second defeat by l3 to 8
score in the first contest to pull up terms
with the leaders. When the High School Girls de-
feated the Olsens 10 to In the second game they
caused three way tie for the leadership in this
the second half
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
Tennis Tournament Announcement

The tennis tournament in the town Of Greenbelt
has started. The recreation department requests
that all people who have registered to participate
find out who their opponents This information
can be obtained at the tennis courts. All first
matches must be completed by Sunday august 25
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
TEAM STANDING
Boys Softball League

Only game played last week in the Boys
Softbal1 League bad weather disrupted the sched
ule. this game the Block nEn boys took the field
against the Block IA" team and drubbed them by IS
to score. In scoring this victory the Block ne"
team took possession of first place. The games post
poned Will be played at the conclusion of the reg%
Lar schecules
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22

Two Base Hits: Barker, Zirk1e and Bea1e.
Runs Batted In: Goldfaden, Bauers Taylor, Beall,
Zirkle 2.
Runs: Blanchard, Beale, Taylor, Bauer, sugnie,
Thorne, Beales
Winning Pitcher: Barker.
Umpires: Tinmons Hooks
Vince Holocmost, of the Shamrock Holochwostss
has finally and definitely decided that enough is
nough. a matter of months he has been threaten
ed with the possibility of pitting his baseball team
against the Reps, and he is ready for the orsts
His challenge is q matter of record and the
stakes be peanuts, washers popsickles. You
name your team and takes your choice. Four and
half innings Of each game Will be played, but ground
rules Will have to be decided upon by the rival
teamss
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-22
TEAM STANDING

few local men who bacheloring it together
wi lie their wives vacationing, left the follow
ing note to their tardy cmrade the other evening;
waffle had
and it's too damn bad
you weren't here to eat it.
When through
We said nuts to you
picked up our hats and beat 1T.
We did work
and while you shirk
leave you our best wishes.
And go with the hope
that you'll find the soap
and clean up the sink full of di shes.
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Local Handball
Team vs.. Seattle

Tuesday night At ! 20 the Taco.
ma Eiks club hsndbsil team win
meet N. strong Washington Atm.
l.,ic club team Of Seattle on the
local courts.
The Athletic club team IL led by
Cotton Wilcox. who s the out.
standing player In this part ~ the
country. Also on this team IL
Bruce Hildebrand. the Pacific
Northwest amateur singles cham
pion.
The Tacoma Eibs team ~iil con.
slst Of Bob Holder, city singles
and doubles champion. Al zslElsr.
Oryilie Stewart. FRED Gamers
Leonard Moline. Bud kismms,
Chuck weber. Lyle Johnston and
Dick sallsy.
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Browns Star
In Fielding

NEW YORK - hs - Louis
nrowna. despite their sisth place
standing In the American lssEps
las, season, landed four players
on thu sll.lssgus defensive club
based on the official fielding ave
rsEss released today.
Ths Cleveland Indian. placed
tvo men on tho team. and the
Boston Hsi Nos. chlesso White
sos and Detroit Tigers supplied
one safh.
The American leagues sli.sisr
fielding team f0ilS~s ID George
hegUinn. ~ Louls browns. ss1
"a Bobby Dosrr. Boston He'd nos.
OFT. 80 iisfiond clus. 81 Louis
Browns. sss e. Iou ffouafsasi.
Cleveland Indians. Dos. II Isar-
nsy hecosky. Detroit Tigers. sss
II walter tuinieh. 81 Louis
Browns. .gss. n Mlks Krsssieh.
Chicago White Sos. ssz. 81 soi-
lie Iismsisyga Cleveland Indians.
s3f p vernon Kennedy. ~
Louis Brown. 900
On the whole. fielding In tbs
American isssns was bstisr than
in 1889. The league percentages
rose one poin, from go 10 80
There were 90 fs~sr errors
i.4ss In eli and total ehsness Ia
creased by ttb 70 ts.ts7
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save AL the ground possible.
They make only ons move :.
not two OF three They realize
they can't call On a thoroughbred
for his hest at the half mile. and
then call again IN the stretch and
get his best.
They give their mounts an op.
portnnity 10 take = second breath
and 10 make the one ran when Il
counts most.
They know q horse cant REIN
his lungs while travelling At maxi
mum speed. and minimize the risk
Of his stopping at q point whsr.
he should be coming on
Earl Dcw and Walter l.. Taylor
are young ndera with balance and
are not afraid To- take a chance.
That j. why they are fighting II
out for the riding championship.
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patch near Sac City. Ia His dad
took few weeks out each sum
mer 10 race horses at county fairs
Young Dew rode them. After hav-
ing Dew gsllop his horses in train
ing at Sac City. T r. LOOMS
took the boy 10 Omaha. where he
caught the eye Of Earl Breezlcy.
Dew rode Hot cinders. his first
winner on n recognized track. May
IS. 1888. lie was aboard 1i2 win
ners. in 1899.
Breezley took Dew east after he
had turned in 26 victories at Cali
ente alone last spring.
Dew viii ride stake engage
ments for Louis b. Mayer NJ Santa
Anita this winter. but will also
continue TO appear in the Beezley
silks II his mentor decides 20 race
his horses at Albany, the new
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Who averaged asa yards In fs2
attempts and does most Of the
blocking. The speed merchant IL
Walter Butch" Luther. who oper-
ates on rsyerhs plays. viks Fran
els. the teams plunging back, IN
the leading scorer. with four touch
downs, eight conversions for 30
points. while Luther 10 second With
20 points.
In The line. Nebraska IA strong
from end 10 end The ends are
Fred Preston and Roy Prochaska.
The tackles are Royal lking
Kong Kahler and Forrest Benin.
Al guard are Warren Allison.
one Of the great guards Of 1870
and I'D sohwartzsopf. one Of the
few guards that Minnesota had
trouble with this year. Center IL
Bob Burr11ss. a player who hasn't
made a wild paas from his POSI-
ton In three years.
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tn .s.s~ Aisk~ss s~rsrs.~rf's
rad and ali F~rest today
Mt. nsNgR-remr~ssssre -!
- new saw. ~ isen~- .. ffeuss !.
eiesF. light south stsa. skiing
fair! sesss fr~.t - rad. e.tfy
chains.
STEVENS rAs~-remr~rstm~.
10. ~ new ssewl % inches -
ground sl~s.s rad icy IN places.
carry chains
s>oQtAtNrg rAs> - Tern
p~rssar~. 10 - new ss.wl ~
inches "a ar.assl si~af. rss< ls
ac.a ecraitiea.
Acknowledgements. a. ~.
s.w .sesl - Isshes "a srsass.
eiesf. northeast siad.
DEER rAan-r~~v~s.s.r~. 30
Ne new ssswi sis irsh>. %
ground. dear, e~ss wtsd. shisss
pe~s.
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Yale Would Regret
Neale's Departure

INV HAVEN Yale men would
regret the departure q Earle sssis.
vino for some years has assisted
Duoky Pond In coaching I'll foot
bsilsrs.
Greasy Weak is expected 10 take
over the Pittsburgh profsssiOnais
under the ownership Of Alexis
Thompson.
Clint Frank. one u The Blue .
brightest bsekfisld starr, IL q
stsgneh sdmirer of EesIe.
A. long as Nesle IL 81 Eeu
Haven my confidence In Yale
coaching will never Nsvsr." says
Frank. q member Of the athletic
bard
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Bombers Add
To Hockey Lead

SPOKANE. Wash. spoka .
stretched lts Pacific Coast Hockey
league lead 20 four points las,
night with a 81 win over the Port.
land ueksroos.
BIZ GAnf. capable rookie, count.
"a the winning goal. aided BY
Ralph Blyth. IN the third period.
Blyth Vas IN on the frat tally
~ the night. scored by Webster.
Burt sehsrfs pushed through TIE
second tally for spoksns. on a
pass from Don Emery
Red Conn and We Ripley se.
counted for FortIAnds scores ain
giehandsd-
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Sumner 6-Man
Team Winner

SUMNER-In fast game play
ed on frozen turf the Jones Boys.
Sumner six-man football club, de-
feated the Enumclaw six-man
gridsters. 2s 10 6, at Enumclaw
Sunday afternoon to ring down
the curtain on their 1910 season.
Enumclaw's lone GU c h d Nv n
came on the second play Of the
game, so seconds after the open
ing whistle. A long forward pass
which was lateraled three times.
finally carried over by Murphy.
was good for total gain Of rs
yards. Try for point failed
Sumner came fighting back
and after putting the ball on
the two yard marker. Glefer
scored on pass to the end
zone. Summers try for point
failed.
In the third quarter Grub,
Sumner back. intercepted pass
and after a 40-yard return later
aled TO Goodwin, Sumner end. who
went over standing up. John
Sader's kick was good and the half
ended with the Sumner club lead
ing II TO 6.
Grubb again figured in the next
Sumner touchdown, going over
from the two-yard line after a
sustained march
In the last period Grub circled
his own end for q 15-yard Jsunt
and John Sader again kicked for
the extra two points and the game
ended Is 20 s.
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DEW RIDES IN SANTA ANITA
STAKES FOR LOUIS Il. MAYER

DOTH Dew and Taylor are 20.
- Neither is likely to have to
resort 10 excessive dieting because
Of a weight problem. Dew comes
in at los. His father weighed li2,
his mother 20. Tsylors riding
weight is 107.
Dew, or what there is Of him,
was raised on a 160-acre corn
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Local Prep Basketball All
But FL" Out of Window
Holt of Scheduled Comes Ruled Out
By Epidemic: This Week Shows Chance

furnishing the opposition fer the
two Tacoma quintets on successive
nights
Yakima. = powerful quintet with
four lopsided wins already 10 its
credit. opens It's Cross state IN
vasion against Bremerton on
Thursday. tackles Stadium on Fri
day and battles Lincoln on Sat
urday.
Other sction nv the Tacoma
teams includes Iincoln's visit
10 Centralia on Friday. the
Abes' afternoon contest with
Clover Park on Tuesday and
Stsdium's game with seattle
Prep on SATURDAY.
Victory Strings
Biggest developments during
the past "flu-ridden" week has
been the maintenance Of win
streaks by Bremerton and Ho-
GUAM
The Bremerton aggregation
bested Poulsbo, 500. on Tues
day. walloping shelton on
Friday and closed the week by
humping both Sequim and
Port Angeles on the same
night 10 run their win streak
tn seven.
Hoquiam beat kelsn. 70 IN y.
In overtime 10 notch It's third
consecutive victory.
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Stadium Grid
Banquet Tonight

stadiums football warriors will
officially close their 1870 season
tonight when they hold their an
nusl banquet At 7 O'Clock. A has
been the past custom. the soesl
affair will be held At the home Of
one Of the players.
Mrs. Jack Wilson will set
a. the hostess at the Wilson
home, 1874 South Ainsworth.
Mrs. Leigh Moody. Mrs. I've
rett Deyer and Mrs. John
Peterson vii aid In the prepa-
ration for tine gala occasion
Thirty-one players are slated 10
attend the banquet Mr.. Carr.
Stadium principal. Cap" Palmer.
Tiger trainer and first AID director.
and Coach Heinrich will also at
tend.
As guests Of honor Will b
Charlie Barofsky. assistant coach
al Pacific Lutheran college. Hsry
fTommygun) Tommervie. Pacific
Lutherans Little All-Anerlcan"
hslfbsck. and Bill Herdmsn.
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Loggers Face
Winco Quinis
Five OF Next Six
Comes With nivols

CHANGING At the cailrss "f Puget
Sound basketball schedule FOG tho
nsst t~a weeks enc would Set ths
Impression tho last years North
west conference champions we're
playing in the Vince league this
season Five ~ their nest sis
game. ar. ~iIh members II TIA,
elrcult.
When They safely hurdied the
flu epidemic this week . leak %
relief crossed tho face 81 Coach
Stuart Parks. for the club Siii
need 10 hs Al fun strength when
the ~. Martins quintet rolls into
town Wednesday night. In the
tao meeting. % these teams last
year tho Puget Saunders turned IN
two close victories. tho flrst 90 10
- and the second Is 10 80.
Earlier the Lacey boys had bean
considered by some as a push over
or bfeathrr team. but thr inn
pfrssise victory turned IN W the
Rangers last Friday over Mutt
nomah College of Portland chang
ed this attitude and tho Gsms
Wednesday night will be one Of
crucial importance
Three freshmen player. may get
their chance In this game. Tao
~ ,hem. Dick resss and Lloyd
rsaisinrer are forwards and tho
other. Don brown, holds deSn .
guard pos, nfo~n IL probably
the find If tha =aason 10 dais In
the recent BsiilnFhsm game he
was sent In 81 the start ~ tho
second half with four starters and
this tall hoy played a fine Tsms
In his first college appearances.
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NeDfhska Is COhcheu Dy hhJoi
"Biff" Jones, who learned his
football at West Point The ma
jors offense is built along military
lines. lie believes that football Is
a game for ~ - even 80 - men.
rather than II.
His teams stress power and
more power. and that was the
formula for NebraskA's sue
cess this year when its only
loss In nine games WA TO
mighty Minnesota.
Nebraska never has made = trip
TO a bowl game In it's 81 years Of
football and. according 10 Jones.
this team he takes west on Dec.
10 Is one without stars.
GREAT BUNCH
"A great bunch Of boys that
have the desire 10 play and the will
to win. Jones says There aren't
any outstanding stars on the club,
and the competition for each posi-
ton has been keen. Perhaps
those factors have made them AZ
great as / really think they are "
Until midway through the sea
son. Jones prseticed the two-isam
system with great success. Jones
invariably slteInAted his first and
second units ~ periods during mis-
first three seasons as Nsbrsska-
This year he started with
the same plan, then changed
In the Pittsburgh gam. and
after that his substitutes
never went In "a complete
units.
In a direct contrast 10 Stan
fords tricky attack from r
formation. Nebraska relies chiefly
on power plays. with the tsilback
hitting Of tackle and the fuliback
driving through N. middle Ne
brsskA uses the sinFis WlnRback
most q the time and the double
wing On rare OCCASIONS
The defense primarily IL s-z-z-i
although a 5-3-2-l II sometimes
used against passing teams.
HEAVY LINZ
Eebraskas line averages 1911
pounds a man and only yielded
three touchdogns this season. The
baekfieIe starters average iss
pounds.
The Cornhnsksrs' only loss
Of the season Ma to MIME
sofa 1871.
That was sebrAskz's first
game Of the year and there
are some Cornhusksr hackers
who insist Nebraska should
have won because Butch La
Their made a ss-ysrd touch
down dash, only To be- ealbed
hack because both teams were
offside.
Neorsssss leading back IL
Harry Hopp. q powerful rnaHs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

NV YORK - New Nork's
use Of parimuiu~i betting ms-
chimes a credited with an In
crease In the amount ~ purse
money distributed to winning
stables In 1910. Tho total
jumped from ~. ias 900 In iDss
10 ts.S9s. 7ss. The average
daily distribution 10 winning
stables VA. sis.sst. ~ eom
pared with si2.it1 In iDsS.
Belmont Park set the pace for
the state. ~ well ne for the en-
tir. country.
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Busy Week Ahead
For Fife Quintet

rIVI Coach Elii via~pn Mon-
day sssrsd his pfc high sehaoi
BASKETBALL team for . ihrss. xsms
program this wssk.
Tns FIRST confess viii ~ pisysd
hsfs Tuesday night against E&tae~
wills. The cams vas scheduled -
~ played last week.. bsst fas iiinsss
81 several players caused . post~
ponsmsst
the cams ~ill start ., . o clock.
attn a contest b~tue~n ths rs-
serves sehesislisd for !.
Wednesday night shs team riii
pssT II sumner. and Friday aitnt
at asfysyIiis.
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been accepting the mounts OF
joseph r. Widener and others at
Bowie.
Because they have the touch
and stay wideawake, Dew and
Taylor are getting more than their
share of live horses.
Players back their mounts with
the result that they usually are
tavorites, although both did well
with long shots before attracting
too much attention. Taylor booted
in five horses at juicy prices in
one afternoon.
Dew has never been farther east
than Detroit's Fair Grounds. Tay-
Tor has never ridden on the Pacific
coast
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track IN northern California.
TAYLOR OBTAINED rLyI>o
START At INV ORLEANS

TAYLOR has had issl mounts
this year ss this Is printed. lie
rode his first winner at New or
leans. Teh 20. 1899. lie va. the
champion apprentice Of last year
and finished fourth among oil
jockeys.
lie obtained a flying start At
New orleans last winter by riding
more than twice as many winners
As his nearest competitor al tho
old Fair Grounds lie continued
his success in the New England.
The formula Of both boys Is that
Of every successful rider.
They don't use horse up too
much In the early going have
something left for the wire. They