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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Complaint Names
Carnival Killer

CAIEXICO, Apr "A complain,
charging V. c. Mcclellan, Negro
carnival killer, with manslaughteI
was signed here late Yesterday by
Hines Thomas, father of the vic
TIM.
The 2l-ycar-old killer refused tc
testify at the inquest
Details of the Stanbin4 Of Eugene
Thomas, %. Negro farm laborer
were given by persons who were at
tending the cavalcade carnival at
the time the fatal fight occurred
Young Thomas is held in the
county Jail at Ell cntro in lieu OF
$4,000 bail
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Relief
: rouble
Spotted
Reds Kee County
Unit Asi+ated.
Committee Told

FRESNO, Cal, April 3
/ (UP)-State Relief Admin
iStration officials have trOu-
Die because Kern county is
full Of red hots, - q. L.
Kuthe, Fresno county SRA director
/ testified today al a hearing of a
legislative sub committee Investigate
ing relief in the San Joaquin Valley
counties.
Kuthe appeared as the first wit
ness before the committee headed
by Sen. Frank w. Mixter. of Tulare
county which opened a tWo-day
hearing in Fresno today following
one-day session in MADEIRA yeSter-
Gay.
Kuthe told the committee you
have always got trouble in Kern
county. There are more transients
and 'drifterS' on relief rolls in Kern
county and also more strikes, DEM
onStrationS and uproar in Kern
county"
Kuthe said he had experienced
no difficulty with the Workers
Alliance or the State. County anG
Municipal Workers of America in
Fresno county.
The union grievance committee
complains occasionally" he said.
If you start yielding every time
they bring you complaint then
you have something on your hands"
I'VE are suDsidizing San Joaquin
Valley farmers to the extent that
We carry migratory workers on the
rolls when they are unable to find
work in the fields The relief
rolls have gone up and down with
the crops" Kuthe testified.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Diary. Found with Bodies.
Tells Wilderness Tragedy

ZEBALLOS, B. c., April 3 tUP).
"A diary found between the shriv-
cled bodies of two trappers told
today how one. Weak and gasping
from hunger had watched bis part
ner die of slow starvation. But
the one who had survived the longer
could not die the same death. He
shot himself
All but two pages were written
by Lloyd Coombs, 81, who had been
flown to lonely Vancouver Island
last autumn with James Ryckman,
56 They had not been seen since
last August. when they disappeared
into the wilderness. A searching
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Stay Away from
That GARBAGE

Someone's been into my gar
bage."
Now that might not appear
OH the surface 1t any rate, To
be such serious situation. but
when it developed that someone
had been actually STEALING
garbage, then the police of FL
Centre started an investigation
at the beheSt of the city garbage
contractor.
w. 4. McClinlic was arrested
momentarily Tuesday night and
released with Il warning TO leave
garbage alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
FARLEY PRAISES
u. s. PIONEER

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April 8 tUP)
The courage ana enthusiasm of
American pioneers which enabled
them TO endure hardships and to
conquer a wilderness should be an
Inspiration to persons now living
safe and easy lives" Postmaster
General James A. Farley said today
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

The license number was traced
TO Williams. He was arrested but
c'enied knowledge of the crime.
From his wife, Daisy Williams,
cafe entertainer, police learned her
husbands closest friend was Rog-
GERS. She said she had left her
husband yeterday because he had
beaten her.
Rogers was arrested when it was
found his description fitted that of
one of the men who left the cafe
with Miss VESSEL.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

Alfred Dobriner. 90 who was
hiking near the scene of the STAY
ing. reported he saw the woman
plunge over the cliff, the men run
back to their car. then drive away
He wrote Gown the license num-
Der.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
u AMBLING
~ EPORTER

One For Two
Idly, RR wondered about the mi
tials Il. j. appearing on watch
chain worn by Walton johnson. 1t
developed that the chain belonged
to his wife, Lola.
We've heard OF brothers swapping
clothes and even father and son
and mother and daughter, but this
is the first time for husband and
wife
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Mesa Lands Nav
Become New Deal
Experimental Toy
|. A. Chamber of Commerce Expert
Reveals Undercover Plans in Dept
OfInterior to Settle New territory

Imperial Valley will be made dumping ground for
the nations INDECENT farmers if plans forming in
the department of interior at Washington carried
Dr. George P Clements agricultural counselor for
he chamber of warned Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
Words, Not Guns
Feature Worfare
United Press Foreign News Editor
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS

Germany and the Allied powers SPARED with strong
words and sporadic military thruss Wednesday for an d
vantage in the in western Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03
city's Campaign
Leaves Citizens
Still Und ecid &c
Election Survey Shows No Candidate
With CIearcut Edge in Public Favor;
Police Sympathizers Most Homeless
- BY LOGAN JENKINS =

Who do you like in the election?
The words many lips in FL Centre Wednesday,
as well in every other Imperial Valley community but
there appeared to be little opinion expressed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

Damp Days
The 40 days and 40 nights of rain
haven't got a thing on Mr.. and
Mrs A. E Causley of Tehana, Cal.
who visited their son, L. H. CauSley,
III El Centre recently.
They left their Sacramento Valley
home in a roWbOat 1t was raining
and flood waters were all about
them. They encountered rain en-
route to Imperial Valley and rain
en- rout lack home and now they
are in San Francisco waiting for
new flood waters to recede from
their residence. It's probably still
raining on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

At Play
Don't be alarmed by the strange
costumes and amazing activities
that developed at Central high
school Wednesday. 1t was just the
Varsity C holding an initiation.
All athletes who have recently
obtained their varsity letters were
required to conc TO school barefoot
ed, wearing garlands of garlic and
onions and equipped with a paddle
for thu use of full-fledged members.
Most fetching to IRIS mind OF
those in costume were:
c. L. White dressed as a Hula
Hula girl.
Bill Burko in a drcs" and rouge.
Joe LOngacrc doubling for Mahat-
n2 Gandhi.
Paul Fabares in a nightgoWn.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

Butter: Los Angeles 27c: but
terfat, Imperial valley Z. O. b. ranch,
grade A SEC; manufacturing milk
zoe; route gathered cream 26c.
l.. A. hay: U. s. No. S14.00,
L =. No. 2 leafy Sl3-l3.5O: y. s. No.
2 S1O.50-11; Mpls. May flax Sl.96.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

No Cherry Tree
There is not shadow of doubt
in RRs mind that siX-year-
Hoyt Rath, son OF MI. and Mrs. A
c. Rath. is the most truthful young
ster since George Washington. He's
SO truthful it hurts.
While his parents are away dur
ing the day, Hoyt's activities are
supervised by his grandfather, Andy
Elliott, 81, and Elliott had some
difficulty with the boy when he in
sisted upon riding his bicycle in
the alley. Mrs. Rath reasoned with
the lad thuSly:
This is a terribly dangerous thing
to do What can l do to make you
remember TO stay out of the alley?
Hoyt thought the problem over
carefully and replied:
Il only know that if you give me
a whipping I will remember"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-03

(Total cash, checks and drafts sent
through the two Ell Centre bankS.)
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Youth Skaters
Hard Golf Course

PORTLAND The difficult Al
derwood golf course, which defied
the best OF them in the 1887
national amateur tournament. yes
terday bowed TO i4-year-old
Portland eaddy who borrowed n
set Of clubs and took 1t apart with
6s.
Al Hay. who owns only one club
"a putter--clipped four strokes
off the tough par TO take medslist
honor. in the qualifying round Of
the Oregon state junior golf tour
nsment. He WAS out In 30. back
In -.
Robert Barker. Camas. Wash.
posted a II for runner-up nonors.
Sissy Green, Portland. defending
champion. won medalist honors In
the women's junior event with a
70. Buster Hughes Vancouver.
Wash. was medalist in the boys
division with II.
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Sirocco and Big Flash Show
Worth as Turf Cash Winners

couple srinvsssd quests SsmsS ss=Se sn1
Mig sutns supposedly exclusive hurt circles
To-Day crown seysasad chAmpuN -
q sssta another months.
resHsve1 ~
pse turf rAsv ssy
Avisstss Csss ss~ ~ 1Asee Bsswssa Dsvey
thsy whipped sish 1t Ne 10 ~ssssss - sees
division detnG a.
soeeo fourth IN the standings ~ whipping
and sishsdlon r1aaA
ewssr1a nbsieee
California fixture n Inn
rests eauy
he situation sntireiy-aisft eokine
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Hopes for
Return Go
With Zale
Vents to Make Up
For Miserable"
Title Defense

EATTLE-F Former Middle
weight Champion Al Hostak indi-
Gated today he had fallen prey TO
that bugaboo Of boxers-a come
back.
Wearing glasses to conceal puff
fed eyes-reeeived in losing his
National Boxing association crown
to Tony Zale of Chicago here FRI
day night-Hostak said he hoped
for a rematch with Yale in Chicago
within 90 days.
Il know looked rotten
the other night and know I
can do a lot better" the ex-
champion explained. Il want
to make up for the miserable
showing"
Several boxing followers here
had suggested he retire after being
technically knocked out in the
18th round by Yale. 1t was the
second time Hostak dropped the
title.
An agreement signed by Yale
would give Hostak another try at
the title within 90 days If he de-
sired. Zale, through co-managers
Sam Plan and Art Winch, assured
Hostak he could have the bout.
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Club Lays Plans
For Dog Show

The Olympic Kennel club Of ss-
attic viii sponsor a dog show Fun
day on the lawn at ths home Of
Mrs. Lillian Miller. 1901 30. is0th
st. Seattle Ton the Des Moinss
highway. Entries will h. .c-
ceptsd the DAY OF the sho~ from
10 a. m. until noon.
Puppy ana novice claws siil
be- featured, with CLASSES also for
dogs bred by exhibitors There Will
be open classes a. we'll In add
ton. eiasscs for boy and giri
handlers under IL years Of age will
be Judged.
Trophies viii b. awarded 10 IN.
winners Judges win De Hans
Malcom Of Tacoma (all sportlng1 T,
MIRA. 9. Gregory Of Seattle
fooilisst. Jim Pate lnon.sporting a..
william Hpdson fterrisrsl and
Jack Leach working dogs. Toys
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Louie Meyers Wins
Allenmore Event

LItIis Meyers. with q scofs 81
s2.z5- 81. Won the metal play
tournament sunday a, Allenmofe
Other scores Guy clifford. -. Is
10. Jack Van Wyhs. 1910 -;
r. Julian. ri-20-7i. Ber; Dunn,
s7-i3-7s. S&m Allen. 81 ~ II:
John Anderson. sO-s--Tz. Orisnd
Nelson. ss5 rs.
Saturday, match play againss
par; Emil Berger. . sp. Asfls
Smith. 3 up. Gam Alien. Up;
FFitz hetzgsr. up. George Hol-
lingstad. 8 up. BOD Cole. 2 sps
Hsinis yenske. 2 UP. John ADder-
son. up. Dick AIIsn. sp. jack
Holmes. l up Oriand Nelson. even;
Bob YoungDsfg. even. Jim Andsr-
son, even
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Coast Loop Leaders

Home runs-Novikoff. Los An
geles, 30; Dunn, Oakland. 10; Col
Inns, Los Angeles. IA: Norbert,
San Francisco, IS; Wieczorek.
Sacramento. ~.
Three-base hits-Barrett, San
Francisco, 13; Jennings, San Fran
cisco. IL; White. Seattle. 10.
Two-base hits-Archie. Seattle,
80; Christoff, Oakland. 81; Novi-
koff, Los Angeles, Is; Herman.
Hollywood: Mesner. San Diego. 81;
Dunn, Oakland. Haslin, San Diego.
26; Jennings, San Francisco; Cis-
sell, Hollywood, rs.
Stolen bases - White. Seattle,
10; Barrett. San Francisco, IL;
Uhalt, Hollywood. Is; Schuster,
Vanni. Seattle, "A; Archie. Seat
tie; Haslin. San Diego. II.
Sacrifice hits - Stewart, San
Diego. 20; Niemiec. Gyselman, Sc
attic; Luby, Gland. 10:
Lawrence, Seattle; Wright, Nor
bert, San Francisco, -.
Runs batted in-Novikoff. Los
Angeles. 1os; Dunn, Oakland, so:
Christoff, Oakland, II; Haslin, San
Diego. e.; Archie, Seattle; Col
Inns, Los Angeles, Sc; Mayo, Los
Angeles, 81; Williams, Sacra-
mento; Stringer, Los Angeles, 81:
Norbert, San Francisco; Mesner.
San Diego. 81.
Double plsys-Ssn Diego, 1874;
Los Angeles. us; Sacramento, 10:
San Francisco. los. Hollywood. 81;
Seattle. 90; Oakland. 50; Port
land, as.
Triple plays-Seattle, Oakland,
l each.
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General Distributors
Aqain Beat Teamsiers
Score to Victory in Opening Play
OF City Gloss Softboll Championship

General Distributors continued
TO hold tnx on the fast Team
sters by making u four straight
victories Monday evening AZ JET
fersen diamond 20 open the CITY
Class n sofiball championship
tourney. The score Was Z 10 4
The Transfers. finishing fourth
In regular league play, lid not
have too much trouble with Frank
Msrrones pitching bat ran into
three errors which nuliined Lee
Edmunds' four hit pitching
The Generals. who finished
seventh. fielded perfectly and ran
up four run lead in the early
innings while tho Transfers got
most % their runs in the seventh
in a rally that was Just short Of
tie
White Eagle Tss~ru had
Nartcnbe Service beaten for
most Of the game hut finally
managed Ia make enough
errors On easy plays 10 lose.
& To 4.
They kicked away two runs In
the first inning and tho winning
run In the last Of the seventh
The victorious score came with
one man out when Mike Grodeok
dropped an easy fly hall in right
field and Paul Antush kicked a
grounder all the way from short.
stop 10 third base while the runner
scored from third.
Elof Void pitched coed game
for the cellar Tavern club in
allowing but eight hits 10 the
heavy hitting wartenbcs Corwin
Butsoh allowed but four hits for
the winners but was Wild early in
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SELECTIONS

Final Play. Myrna MlSsiep
Lefty ormont
Coup Dor, Wise Abb Ms
Booter.
a smoky ". jaw /. Hidden
Smoke.
NuneSgSn, Thorss, Queen
Earn.
$ shasta Buddy, Hockey. soar.
ing Witch.
Mortgage Pride. Flying BUD
Mickey o.Boyle.
T-pasko. Brilliant Son. Old
Judge.
s-Nellie Ounce. Club Soda
Hsinorb,
Sub, Evidently, Lanquo, Pal
mers First
sub. soScsloosa. Dad Butler
Jay A.
Best bct--naSko.
Post time p m.
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Ear Smacls T our
Balls in One Shot

NEW y0aa Js~ Eass. sas ~
me greatest trsek ssots h ee1f.
has perfected . nee staes -
stAssis the dasfsfs AMI pvos -
wsiL KaAS tsss up fsur Rails assS
hiss thsm sIl away with ops swtaG
NJ his nlbtiek. Three ssss ere nss1
In ths ssust. sws n The haiis hstng
balanced. me atop ths sshss. -
sbs tee.
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Shore Ends Major
League Ice Career

CHICAGO 49, Eddie Shore an
nounces he 10 through as a ng
league hockey player.
The rough and tumble defense
star says he VIII not play with the
Neg York Americans next winter
He win dsvots All HE time 10
the JOB Of paying manager II the
Springfield club OF the Inter
American league.
Shore Will scout IN western Can
ada this summer for Red Dutton.
manager Of the Ss~ York Amer
lcsns, who 10 close friend.
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Yankee Neimen
Win al Vancouver

VANCOUVER. n. q. - Yankee
netmen swept through yesterdays
opening round OF the Western Can
ada grass court championships and
headed Immediately into sitter
competition.
Top-seeded Emery Neale Of
Portland. Ore, and Harold Wag-
ner. San Francisco. were easy VIC
tors. along with Helen Gurley Of
Sacramento. Cal. who annexed the
Washington state womcns title
last week In Seattle.
Miss .urley dropped only
three games In trouncinG dean
Eci<hardt Of Vancouver. Don
Peak Of seattle won his first
match and promptly fell be-
fore Du,c Williams. Van
couver. In the second round.
Victorious In initial matches
were Bulge Patty Of Los Angeles
and Pierpont Wilson of Berkeley.
Cal, two highly-rsted visitors.
Todsy's matches pitied Lou
Gates, san Francisco. against
Susie Milne. class of Vancouver
women entrants. Canadian Title
holder Eleanor Young sgains, La
velle Kelley. Seattle: Helen
Wright. Seattle. against Lavsrne
kapps, Los Angeles. and Joann
Brooke. Santa Monica, Cal.
against Jean Flick. Vancouver.
Visiting men faced cassr going.
except for Bulge Patty who met
Jack Drawn. Vancouver champion.
and Wilson. who squared off
against Walt Davis Of Portland.
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Twilight Baseball
WEDNESDAY, SCHEDULE

Twilight League-s.oo p. m,
Lincoln Service vs. Mckinley
Merchants. Mckinley. Arctic Bot
tiers Va. ~. Y A. Harmon
Senior Boys--3:45 p. m,-Lske-
wood Community Center vs. Sum
nit Cubs. Mckinley No. 2; Tacoma
Boys club va. Model Lumber. JEFF
ferson.
Junior n League 1000 a m.
Tacoma Typos Va Strand Market
at Mckinley: Diamond T Trucks
vs.. Oakland Addition al Jefferson;
spanaway Cubs vs.. Olympic Ice
Co. al Lincoln. Jefferson Chiefs
vs.. Puyallup sportshaek A c. at
Portland Avenue; B 3 Washer
Service Va Csmmarano Bros. at
Stadium: Washington Hardware
We. Austin Sales at Harmon.
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Seek Match Between
Conn and Sovold

DIS MOINE., Ia = FromotfF
Pinky George sought today 10
match Billy Conn. Plitsbufg b
heavyweight boxer. and Lee ga
void. Des Aoinss. for a $40. 900
purse. He said syndicate Of Dss
Moines businessmen had author
lied the offer.
George said a proposed 10000
match between ssyold and Arturo
Godoy. Chilean heavyweight. nov
was I'D IN the air because Co
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Two tkae hIts- Wan BlIkN. HpAds ;
FORE. three -Esss blLa HsroH<g fsxs-
man horne fgns Efcoxs. sis<s ees.
bic plaFs Fofsrnsn fuasssAtsdI n.
Ioii<fson - AilscT ~ = Teii<fs0n
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s a.. ~ z<s 49,, ~ fsa. s -,
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~ Ia giss IN ylsl1 ignlpss. ? mis-
run OF A iiess. sr IN = inninss
stfues aus. ~ Me- ] !, Hurst = Lbks
8 bAss % Dsits off Nis@ >. Horst g.
Dawes h. a LIKE Jr 4 wfnninx
pit1beF. Horst beins Diteasf. Dsytss
riid piteb. Biss . TINE u ssm<, .
houss. unspirss. Tyusli ard Clam.
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Dodson Leads
Jockey Race

LONGACREs -- Taking 4 com
manding lead over his brother
reinsmen at Longacres. Douglas
Dodson, contract rider for Frank
Brewster's Needmors stable Of
Seattle, heads the Renton turf
plants riding brigade with 20 wins.
Is seconds and eight thirds for a
total Of 1853 points.
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LEADING PITCHERS

Balks Smith, Hollywood, 2;
Barrett, Seattle; ODoul, San
Francisco; Buxton, Oakland; Flem-
ing, Hollywood; Harrell, orrell,
Portland, l each.
Passed balls-Sprinz, San Fran
cisco: Sslkeld. San Diego, 7.
Wild pitches-Judd, Sacramento,
IL.
Hit batters Hebert, San
Diego. ..
shutouts-Newsom San Diego;
Gibson, San Francisco, 5; Barrett.
Wilkie. Seattle, 4.
Most innings pitched-Freitas'
Sacramento. 225 a.
Most strikeouts - Ardizoia,
Hollywood. l0e.
Most bases on balls-Fleming
Hollywood, 70.
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Fighter Directs
Aviation Course

GRAND RAPIDS Wesley IA.
msy. ys,sran lightweight. has bA~n
appointed Michigan promctionsI
director ~ The Flying i.~asus al
Amsriea.
Hs estimates bls group VII
train mors than 400 piists In vsst.
srn Michigan within a yssr
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Colonel Cary
Says

The job-and it Is a jobs to
beat Frank Brewster out of the
big Longacres purses that are yet
to come-the Speed handicap next
Sunday. and the Longacres $4,000
Mile August rs, perhaps one or
two more.
The head of Needmore stables
seems to have those two races at
his mercy. 1t just doesn't seem
possible to keep DOWNY Pill
Low. his fleet filly, out of the
winners circle in the Speed.
And in ROLLING BALL he pre-
viewed the horse that is distinctly
the one to beat in the MILE.
Rolling Ball rolled through
a mile Sunday In 1888 3/5 on
track off at least a second.
Jockey Douglas Dodson, who
has chosen the son Of Bis
touri-Zida As his mount In
the Mile, just sat there. He
had real challenge from
GOLDEN ERA down the back
stretch. In fact Dodson had
to take up and come around
when his bid for the pole In
the turn was too late. But
when they Strengthened out
on the run home ROLLING
BALL had plenty left. And
II was his first start since
June 20 at Hollywood.
Mr. Grundy is going to get some
backing in the speed. But I fear
the distance is too short for him i;
don't see how he can match
why PILLO WIS blazing
speed; how, if the track is fast.
any of them can catch this silky
nosed filly.
William Woodward. president Of
New York Jockey club came in
Sunday. is expected to spend sew
eral days here. should be on hand
Wednesday at the twilight card
which re-opens the weeks racing.
First handicap Sunday went TO
Needmore's fleet filly DOWNY
PILLOW but not until Apprentice
Randall had given Frank Brew
ster a real thrill by taking her
far too wide on the turn, a job
that gave MR.. GRUMPY. coming
like the wind, a chance to all but
catch her. She hung for an in
slant 100 yards out but came
again to nip Mrs. Joseph Colt
STEMS Mr.. Grundy by half a
length
II was q great race, In spite
Of the terrific load DOWNY
PILLOW took early. She did
the quarter In 22 s/5, the half
IN IS S/5, the three quarters
in I'LL AS which Ia rambling
with a track off a full second
AS Longacres was after Sun
day mornings welcome rain.
There are those who think Mr.
Grundy would have caught the
filly in another two jumps. bu,
actually Mr.. GRUMPY had made
his bid, the filly had something
left and was coming again at the
finish line.
The win made DOWNY Pill
LOW the first thoroughbred Of
the season 10 win four races. and
also the only indicated horse on
the track. This race was her
nsrrowest squeak. however.
The second Of the day went TO
AMERICAN EMBLEM. his third
win OF the meeting. and he's been
no worse than second IN four
starts.
The old fellow was held too
close 10 the pace for comfort for
those who are used 20 seeing MIN
come from far back. He was
never farther back than fifth,
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challenged coming around the
turn. gave way for a moment 70
GEORGE S. D. as they straight
ened out. but walked away from
his rival in the final furlong.
AMERICAN EMBLEM, despite
his record. was allowed to 90 10
the post at 6 70 /.
AMERICAN EMBLEM's
win WAS the second Of the day
for Nell Evans and Jockey
Victor Bovine as the pair
ssddled and rode. respectively
BURSTOS MANOR in the
second race.
SMART LAUGH which won
Saturday at the high price Of
ssOs0 looked even worse in the
form charts than did PARPLAY
earlier In the week. SMART
LAUGH, however, WAS coming
down in class.
Add PosILITo 10 your list Of
three times winners. also NEW
TRIAL which COPIED Sundays
opener.
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doy's managers had informed him
that the Chilean wants TO return
10 South America for q series Of
fights. The match had been
tanned for Des Moines In August
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ehssnrss claim 10 tbs tis MssssesA
s ssss ~ asa1 ~
wed b. lhs weakest Divisional
king performances
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