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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Reds Renew Push
On Finnish Line:
Meet Setbacks

Continued From Page One)
all raid alarms Today but there were
explosions Oh the outskirts where
workman home was known to have
been destroyed
Russians also attacked fortified
Finnish islands off the northeastern
shore o. Lake I.adoga, including the
fortress of Mantei, but We're thrown
lack. tae commanique Said.
Meanwhile President Eyostl kallio
told parliament that =. No nation
With lower stdl.tard OF civilization
than ours caa conquer Us.
Reopenlag parliamcnt the vener-
able fa.me. president announced
that aaries Of six bills dealing
With national defense would be PIE
.entcd.
If sc nave endurance and re-
main faithful and stand shoulder
% 5Aog,der "" can ba assured that
20 nation WIZ lower standard
Of civilization than ours can con-
QGar US he aid
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Squaius Disaster
Not Unavoidable

WASHINGTON, Feb. ,. Up
Secretary OF Navy Charles Edison
revealed today that the submarine
Squalus disaster might have been
averted had routine procedure II
lns-the cloS.ng 0. tour hand-
operated hull stop valves beer
followed.
The naval coart OF inquiry which
!nyes;!sa.ed the tragedy dissolved
ot aSe..oas b.4m,1 lie officers ard
crew OF the !li-tated submarine
and attributed tie sinking - mech
anieal failure OF tAe ar intake
valve leading 10 the vessels engine
EdlSon. IL f.nGlng OF has own.
also absolved the crew OF blame
But he amended the courts op!n-
ion. contendlng that rs findings
OF fact. although supported by
evidence. We're Tot complete II
all respects.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Nev.CaI Must Hold
Bargaining Vote

An order from the National Labor
Relations board for an election
within 80 days among production
employees of the Nevada California
Electric Corporation to determine
whether the AFL International
Brotherhood OF Electrical workers
or the Nev-Cal Employees associa-
ton shall represent them was ap-
parently news to Nev-Cal officials
Friday.
J. S. Allan of Riverside, personnel
director said he had no immediate
information on the ruling, which
came from Washington, ID. c. He
said he was not clear on just how
many employees come within the
classification of production" work
erS.
The Interstate Telegraph Co. also
was included in the order.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Ton1ahto.Tonayto?
Latter Says House

WASHINGTON. Feb. =. CUP
Thg Eoase WAYS and means COM
!a.t,>4 TODAY took up the pronoun-
clas4on OF fte Word tomato.
Rep. Alien lread@ay. r.. Mass,
ranking minority member. pro-
nouAced Il "Tomahto." Rep. Par
Cannon D. Fla, testltying before
lie committee. ,.s5.ed II ne meant
@to.Halt0.
! mean tan.5hto TfeadWay re-
piled.
Cannon appealed to Democratic
members. The favored 'tomayto. =
We have a majority" Cannon
said You mean tomayto.'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
CI0 Man LEADING
Effort to Gust
BrawIey Director
continued from Page !


aret,ns tic rhca1 movement as TO
Keep Morrow trom reslenine
There had been no indication pre-
elous,y tRat A.orroW considered such
:. moyt
Rose $50 VII quoted as mention
III. Henry Jackson OF BraWley as
active III the movement
ACQUISITIONS listed III the hand
oils circulated Friday tallied III
aany respects With charges made by
Rose IL recent board meetings They
included
He Morrow has utterly dis
rsgarde tht grari jury report
which I'D directors are not doing
lhpu duties. He Is ole OF them
Nao lgAoreG tht economic recon-
nenda;.ous OF the grand jury. .
lie approved sale OF rich oil and gas
.andS Al St a. acre without giving
the district royalties and when tax :
payers interests would have been
,realy enhanced by owning the
and> He continues 10 pay PIN
SWIng so dai and expenses when
he matters should be haiiMled by
lae leaal department and always
were before Morrow was on the
ooayd He insists on paying Harry
Horton $3.50 month and his as
sistant big salary and allows
Horton SIS a Gay extra when IN
court or out ol the valley. Hc
insists Horton be allowed TO prae-
ice law privately when that time
truly belongs 10 the district.
Neither Morrow nor Horton
should BE allowed To serve Two
masters
The same issue over the legal
department arose al a SPECIAL boaro
meeting Jan 5 when members went
over the grand juyy report. The
report made no reference 10 the
lc9al Department. but Rose moved
that the department either give up
private practice or be dismissed.
The motion vas lost three to Two,
with Young sI4ang with Rose.
In event so u..!neS are obtained
on the Nelson petition. Il recall elec-
ton Will be called. TIE incumbent
Goes nG, run but names OF any
rivals appear or the ballot. In event
The recall succeeds the rival OBJ
tanning the most votes wills. a
bare n,.Jority is needed for the
recall 10 Win.
Last district recall movement fail
ed when supporters were unable to
obtain tie necessary signatures.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
borego Man Dies
OF Hurts Suffered
In Head.on Crash

tCoHt'0uot from Page y
Pre- beneath h.m.
TsanMe.l said he Was driving
Hag;i. or highway NJ. a9 when an
approaching ca. suddenly pulled
54feetiv e ron. ard crashed head
~ .!lto TIE Trammell car Daley
Id MARKS on tie pavement show
i M'l.aan.s struck he Trammell
"a. three .eet beyond the center
NE
~ luqueat Was scheduled at the
Lemons mortuory N +. Centro at
! am. Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Wilson Hijinx
Slated ToniQht

Wilson P.-T.A. and Wilson
school are sponsoring the annual
HiiinN for Friday night, starting
with supper TO be served at 6
pm. In the school cafeteria with
the P.-T.A furnishing home
cooked specialties for the menu.
At pm. Wilson students will
give the first performance of
their SHOW. the second starting
at & O'Clock. The supper and
program are planned SO that ev-
cry member of the family will
be entertained, from the grand
parents To the small children.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS MEET SATURDAY

Dir ctorS Of the Impag.a, coaHty
farm ba:eau MI me-; :. tae con-
y court house SATURDAY afternoon
al 80. according 10 Sco., E. F2..cs
secretary.
Reports ot memberships DIVE 81
cess and plans ior acd.t.a:.,. ::.e.3.-
berShip increase dur.rg ls+o ". be
discussed. Fou!GS SAD.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Steel Vests for
Assembiymen?

SACh AMENTO. Feb. =. lUPl
Bullet proof vests for assem-
hlNmen due 10 face Gov. Gull
bert O'Son's firing squad" were
called for i'll a resolution intro
duccd III the assembly by Fred
NeNber1. Monterey county Re-
publican.
NY Nhyrt referred to the ten
members oi the lower house on
the governors purge" list Tor
opposing his program and join
ias Win Republicans in the
anti administration coalition
which gained control of the as
scmbl, this week.
The resolution Vas placed on
file.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Scouts Schedule
Board of Review

Boy Scouts Q. CaleXleo. BraWleF
and Cahpatr.a VI. be prepared TO
court OF honor eeremoniea a boaEG
OF review metuass + the three e.
ties next week. according t. HUeA
Wilcox. scout executive.
CaleNIco n5ard q review : Scat=
dued tor Manday. CaGpati2a anS
BraWlel tor "Wednesday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
WEATHER

tDnta compiled by observers fO
the official United stntes Weather
Bureau station ut El CentrO.D
Maximum Thursday ............. 81
Minimum Friday # 43
Reading at Noon Friday
Temperature - II
Humidity IS
Reading at Il. III. Friday
Temperature .=...=.... =#...........=.. AT
Humidity ...z....z - .#........ 86
Reading at ) p. IN. Thursday
Temperature 81
Humidity is
Southern California Partly clou-
dy Friday night ana Saturday; little
change in temperature. moderate
westerly wind off coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
43Russian Planes Drop zoo Bombs
On City Housing Army Headquarters

daES raid Wen. oat Yesterday
Authorities a Royameml have
asked neWspaw1men rot 10 repoG,
the specific euldings Tit. II orGes
no; 10 inform ;he Russians
DuunS Yesterdays 1aIc ore man
81 yaras aWaN ron ne aaa III
legs eu; OF b. i SPLINTER ..om s
go poa&G bgMh Nh a.So wound
ed twa othe. pe9suas nearly h.
dled or = >.eG ou sGe Ny - II
Aosp4ta.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Dad Couch Better
AT Hospital

r. E. Dad Couch, who was taken
10 the Fl Ccntro hospital Thursday
eufferin2 from q serious allment.
nas r.pol ted rs resting more COM
fortably Friday and as beng con-
siderab!y improved IN health. Couch
became Ill approximately a week
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
NOMINATION CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, FED. :. 0UP7-
The senate today confirmed the
nomination Of Lewis Compton as
assistant secretary of the navy
He has been closely associated with
Secretary Charles Edison in basi-
ness and in the navy for several
wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
FIRE DESTROYS
,:Irr EYGN pOOI.

IOCKTON, Cal. Fep. .. up
the olympic BATHS, Stocl:ton's
Indoor swimming center, was de-
stroyed by tire today tor the Sec
ord time in SIX gears.
LEGAL .4DVERTTSEMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Prothro Says Phillies
In Need Of Power Hitter

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-R-
What the Phillies need, says Mana
ger Doc Prothro, is a power hit.
ter, a fellow who is a consistent
threat with a home run bat"
Where are we going to get him?
1 don't know" said Prothro, who ar.
rived here today from the south.
':But maybe we won't have to look
TO other places. There's Joe Marty.
"Any fellow who hits $40 in the
Coast league has got to be a good
hitter. That's what Joe did before
he went to Chicago.
Marty. obtained from the Cubs
,last year, suffers from mental jit-
ters," Prothro believes.
Then I have a youngster from
Pensacola who is my dark horse
this year." the Philly manager con-
tinued. Bobby Bragan 80. a short
stop or second baseman who looks
powerful enough to do some hitting
provided he's good enough to play
major league ball."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
HORN, LAMB COP
SKATING H0N0RS
Dominate First Day OF North
American Speed Skating
Championships

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Feb. 2
R-Defending Women's Champion
Madeline "Maddy'' Horn and Olym-
pic team member Del Lamb, earlier
this season a plugging also-ran,
dominated the first day of the North
American speed skating champion
ships today.
Sandy-haired Maddy, heading for
another in the series of triumphs
which have marked the national
skating cen this season, opened a
sturdy defense of her North Amer
lean crown by winning the 220-yard
and three-quarter mile events in her
division.
Lamb, member of two Olympic
teams and %runnerup in last years
North American meet, likewise
scored a double with brilliant vic
tories in the 220-yard and one-mile
senior mems contests.
Maddy, four.time winner in her
class at the National Championships
held last weekend at La Crosse,
Wis, Travelled the ga mile in 2:18
almost a second slower than the
2:17.02 she set in winning the event
at Saranac lake last year. Her 22.4
time for the 22O was 1.3 slower than
the 1899 speed.
Lamb had an easy time in the
mile, covering the distance in 3 min
utes flat. Richard Dost of Cleveland,
established a better mark of 2.46 in
winning the intermediate Boys mile.
Lamb sped the 220 in 10 seconds,
only four-tenths of a second below
the 1899 time.
Some 1000 spectators lined Iro-
quois lake in freezing weather to
watch the Beaver Dam, Wis, girl
and the Milwaukee youth pile up so
points each toward senior champion
ships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Trainer Is Arrested
And Jockey Suspended

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 2.-R1The
ares: of a trainer on a charge OF
attempting to "fix' a rac at Hia.
leah Park and the suspension Of a
jockey pending investigation of an
unsatisfactory ride were announced
today.
County Solicitor Robert r. Tay-
lor said Douglas Stelsing, 25,
trainer who came here from Balti-
more, was lodged in the county
Jail on a charge of "attempting to
prearrange the result Of a horse
race. Conviction carries a manda-
tory sentence of one year in Jail,
he stated.
Stelsing, Taylor said, offered APP
prentice Jockey Clinton J. (Jack)
Harrell 5000 to 'pull" Grand Marie
in yesterdays eighth race. Harrell
reported the proposal to stewards
and was instructed to ride as
scheduled. The horse finished
fourth, but stewards said HarrelI's
ride was entirely satisfactory.
Jockey Paul Ryan, however, was
ordered suspended Immediately to-
day pending further investigation
Of his unsatisfactory ride on the
horse Sun Apollo in the eighth race
Thursday" This horse, the favor
tie, finished third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
BLACKBlRD QUlNT
BEATS minis, 25-22
Locals Throw Scare In Rocky
Mount, But Lose In
Last Quarter

ROCKY MOUNT. Feb. ?. - New
Hanover High schools basketball
team threw a scare into the Rocky
Mount Blackbirds in an Eastern
conference game played here tonight
but succumbed to the locals, 1922.
Trailing by six or eve Joints
for the greater part of the contest,
the Wildcats came to life in the fin
al quarter and with less than two
minutes to play were within a %
% score Of the Blackbirds. AT this
point Shearin, Rocky Mount substi-
tute, Gagged a sensational one-handed
shot which sent the Birds into the
three-point margin which prevailed
at the end of the battle.
The Rocky Mount defense held
the wildcats in check for the first
three periods, but in the final ses-
sion the visitors began to connect
from midcourt to narrow the gap.
Captain Allison Alderman led the
attack with four field goals and a
foul for nine points which made him
the high scorer Of the game.
Rocky Mount held a 1875 margin
at the end of the first half.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Place To Meet Salica
In Title Bout Feb. q

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-R-
Hymie Caplin announced tonight
that he had signed his fighter, LOT
Salica Of New York, for a Is round
world bantamweight championship
bout with George Pace of Cleve'
land in the Cleveland auditorium
February 29.
Pace was recently designated
bantamweight titleholder by the
National Boxing Association after
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico vacat.
ed the title. Salica, K. O. Morgan
of Detroit and Lou Olivera of Cali
fornia were named as outstanding
challengers.
Caplin said the fight would be
under the promotion of Dan Tay-
Tor, and that he had been informed
Pace had also signed for the match.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
PLANS FOR GG NEAR COMPLETION
SCRAPPERS WILL
WEIGH IN MONDAY
All Entrants Must Stand
Physical Examination
Before Fight

Plans for the annual Star-News.
Brigade Boys club Golden Gloves
neared completion yesterday with
the fighters scheduled to be weigh
ed in and examined Monday after
noon from 3 to 5:15 o'clock in the
New Hanover High school gymnas-
ium.
Phil Buchheit, manager, said last
night entrants must be either up or
down to their weights by that time
in order to enter the correct divi-
sion.
As an aid to boys who gain and
lose periodically, a one-pound leeway
is to be allowed for each weight divi'
sion, Buchheit said. The fighters
will be weighed unclothed.
Out of town entrants will be is
sued tickets for Monday nights
lodging and for two meals when
weighing in Monday afternoon. First
night winners and those not fighting
on that night will be issued meal
and lodging tickets for the next "a
hours.
In addition to being weighed,
Buchheit said, all entrants must
stand a physical examination before
they will be allowed to enter.
The Golden Gloves committee
viewed the High school gymnasium
yesterday afternoon and reported
that seats will be available for be-
tween 800 and 900 fans and there
will not be a bad seat in the house"
they said.
Additional bleachers have been
constructed on the balcony of the
gym and they will accommodate
about 100 persons. These seats, be-
ing elevated above the ring, are
particularly good for spectators, the
committee reported.
Ticket prices for the first night
will be as follow: students and ladies,
rs cents; general admission, so cents;
ringside, n dollar.
Plans are being made by the local
alumni of Belmont Abbey to stage
an entertainment for members of the
Golden Gloves team from that in
StitutiOn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
TAYLOR SUFFERS
HOMER COMPLEX
Manager OF San Antonio Club
Shakes When Four Base
Blows Mentioned

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 2.-R-
James Wren ZACH" Taylor, long
time National league catcher who
now manages the San Antonio club
of the Texas league, has the worst
home run complex in baseball.
He shiyers and shakes like a
malarial case when four-base hits
are mentioned above a whisper.
Taylor's complex came to light
here when he was asked to verify
rumors he would manage the To-
ledo team of the American Associa'
ton this season if the st. Louis
Browns acquired the IA club for
their farm system. San Antonio
now is top club in the Browns
chain.
Me manage Toledo? Well, say
that would, be kinda nice-only I
amt heard nothing about it yet.
It's all news to me-"
Then as an afterthought:
How many home runs did they
hit in that league last year?"
Inquiry brought out the whole
sad saga of how Taylor's club lost
two ships in a row when
ninth inning batters Dashed fence
balls with two men out ad two
strikes on the umpire's right hand.
In 1887, his first year as a mana
ger, Taylor squeezed the Missions
into the p~lay-offs against Oklahoma
City. He needed one game for the
series, and things looked good in
the last of the ninth with San An
tonio's one-run lead and Pitcher
Les Tietje showing no signs of fal,
tering.
Del Friar, a rookie reserve catch
err, went tensely to the plate and
sent a bad inside pitch over the
fence to score himself and a man
On base.
1T was his first home run in or.
ganized ball-and it had to hap.
pen to me-" Taylor moaned.
The next year it happened again.
when Frank Croucher, Beaumont
shortstop produced a three-run
homer in the last of the ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Millrose Games To Open N. Y.
Indoor Track Season TOnieht
BY BILL BONI

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-GP- The
S3rd annual games of the Millrose
A. A, presenting All-Star casts in
races from 80 yards up to two
miles, will set the major portion of
New York's indoor track season
rolling tomorrow night at Madison
Square Garden.
Main event, as it has been for
the past decade, will be the Wanna
maker mile. Fifteenth in the series,
it will find Glenn Cunningham try
ing for the seventh in a string of
victories that started in 1888 and
has been broken only once.
The Hansan won last year in
4:13, with Chuck Fenske trailing by
two yards. Already beaten this year
by Fenske and Gene Venzke, Glenn
will be no better than even money
against these two and Blaine Ride
out, Lou Zamperini, running in
doors in New York for the first
time, and Les MacMitchell, New
York U. sophomore making his big
time milling bow.
Records r pretty much of an
afterthougllt in the Millrose meet,
since it ZONES too early in the
season for the boys to be at their
fastest. But one mark that seems
due to be wiped off the books is
the 49.6 record for the quarter-mile
set 81 years ago by Long Tom Hal.
pin.
The event was added to this
years program expressly to get
tl-at out-datnd record off the books,
a task which will be entrusted pri-
marily to Johnny Quigley, Manhat-
tan freshman; Harley Howells,
Frank Oil, Harold eagle and
Charlie Belcher.
Older than the Wanamaker mile
and only a shade less attractive is
the Millrose 900. Jan Herbert and
Yves Wallace, winners the last two
years, will match strides with
Charlie Beetham, Sanford Goldberg
and one of the two Canadians in
the meet, Bill Fritz of Kingston,
Ont.
All-Star fields also have been
lined up for the tWo-mile, in which
Greg Rice will try to repeat last
weeks upset victory owe Dor
Lash; the half-mile, with long
John Woodruff hoping to shorten
his stride enough to stay on the
track against Campbell Kane of
Indiana and Jim Kehoe Of Mary
land; the three-quarter mile an
other Millrose novelty, which will
have John Borican, Archie San
Romani, Blaine Rideout and Tommy
Deckard on the starting line; the
sprint and hurdle series, the pole
vault and the high jump.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
~Captain-Elect OF UNC
Cross Country Team
Undergoes Operatio

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. Pr
Wellington 'Wimpy' Lewis, cap
tain.elect of Cardinals 1916 coa
country team, underwent an eme'
gency operation for appendicitis
last night at Watts hospital in Dun
ham. Latest reports today wen
that he was resting very well"
One of Cardinals ace distance
men, Lew: starred in the South
ern conference indoor games Rs
winter, al was being counted Oh
heavily +" repeat his performan?'
in the 1910 meet. 1t is doubtlu.
however, that he will be allie u
run again before the spring seas
on.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
FROSH RECORD
SET BY 0USLEY
Carolina Star Sets Long Pool
Mark As His Team
Beats Duke

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 2.0RC
Establishment of a new national
intercollegiate freshman record by
Bob Ousley. Tar Baby star, in the
2OO-yard breast stroke featured a
4O-26 victory for North Cardinals
indicated freshman team over
Duke here today.
The new record Of 1888 is for a
long pool and Bowman Gray Me.
mortal pool with standard Olympic
lanes and 165 feet from one end to
the other falls in that category.
National records are official at the
following distances: the 20-yard or
go foot pool, the small pool with
a distance Of rs feet, and the long
pool characterized by all distances
exceeding Is feet.
The Tar Babies won six first
places in the eight-event meet.
Topping the scoring with 10 points
was Cardinals Andrew Weiss with
first places in the 100 and 200
meter free style contests.
Don Nicholson, Tarboro boy,
turned in a brilliant performance
in diving as another high spot in
the Tar Baby victory.
Dukes lone first places we're won
by Kurtz in the 50-meter free style
and by the 200-meter free style re-
lay team Of Marsh, Ku.tz, Jenkins
and West.
Next meet for the Carolina year.
lings will be with N. G. State at
Raleigh Wednesday afternoon when
the Tar Babies and Techs will
scrap it out for the Big Five cham
pionship for freshmen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Twelue Horses Are Named
For Santa Margarita Race

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2. Up -
Twelve fillies and mares were NAM
I'd today to start in the $4,000 Add
ed Santa Margarita handicap, mile
and one-sixteenth feature race at
Santa Anita park tomorrow.
Entered were War Plumage. Su-
matra III, Sweet Nancy, Twist, Om-
elet, Mars Shield, Etolia II, Fairy
Chant, Flying Wild, Real Clear,
Valdina Gold and Valdina Mink.
Rain continued to drench the
track today and Withdrawals were
expected before post time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Connie Mack Says Moses
Has Agreed To Terms

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-N-
The Athletics announced tonight
Wally Moses, outfielder who was
traded to Detroit in the nullified
deal for Benny Mccoy, had agreed
to terms for the 1910 season.
"Wally's not going to be traded
or sold elsewhere" Manager Con-
ME Mack said. HE understands
what we were after when we mace
the deal with Detroit. He's very
anxious to return to Shibe ParA
and we are just as anxious to nave
him back"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Montreal Royals Sign
Tiger System Players

MONTREAL, Feb. 2.-R- The
Montreal Royals Of the Information
al baseball league announced today
they have signed five players from
the Detroit farm system who were
declared free agents by Commission
er Kenesaw Mountain Lands.
Three Of the men, John Rachu-
nok, Virgil D. Ricketts, and Ed AL
bosta, are right handed pitchers
The others are AL Simmons, a right
handed outfielder, and Paul A. Gil
lespie, catcher. Rachunok and Rick
etts played last season with Alex.
andria and Beaumont. Albost was
with Hot Springs and Beaumont
while Gillespie served with Lake
Charles and Beaumont.
Montreal is a Brooklyn farm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-03
Little Risk Will Seek
Fifth Straight Win Today

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 2.-lP-War-
rem Wright's Little Risk Will e
her fifth consecutive victory at Hla-
leah park tomorrow in the $4,000
Added Bahamas handicap.
Fifteen three-year-olds, Including
Maxwell Towards highly touted
Victory Morn; F. j. Buchanan's
Charliefied; Woolford S
Prompt Pay and Hal Price Head
ley's Stagefright, entered the seven
furlons stake, won last year by a
filly, J.. N. Camden's Royal Pam.