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Evening star., 1941-02-16

that Sandy had all the Sensitivity
of the thoroughbred and possessed
about all the superior qualities of
the blooded horse. 1 changed his
biting. studied his peculiarities, re-
spected his pet anathemas and
well we just got along together" ."
And that's as close as a real horse
man ever comes to giving you the
low down.
Sandy, with Col Duke up. was
the SenSa ton of local horse shows
for the next two years. then on
Christmas night. 1897 our hero was
the victim of an accident that nearly
ended his career. Two soldiers Gel
ebrated the occasion by Spiriting
Sandy and another Army horse from
the stables. and going fora bit Of mid
night jumping In field some dis
tance from the fort. Sandy unSeated
his rider and dashed for home. In
crossing a road he was struck by
an auto and so badly injured it was
thought at first he must be de-
stroyed. Cut, bruised, famed and
with head INJURY tnat bllnded one
eye. Sandy was out of commission
for months and during that period
the gelding's pal Col. Duke, was
transferred to another post.
Sandy Makes a New Friend.
BY the time Sandy recovered
another master horSeman and noted
rider. who believed that horses were
something more than dumb animals,
came to Fort Myer. When Capt.
Henri A Luebbermann, Tony" to
his friends and Sandy met it was
the beginning of another beautiful
friendship. Carefully, slowly, Capt.
Luebbermann schooled the little
jumper and finally brought him
back to condition. Then Sandy en-
tered the lists again. with Capt
Tony" doing the plotting. They
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Whir|away, Dispose
In FIamingo Stakes
Field on Saturday
Great Duel Is Promised,
But Other Entrants
Also Are Dangerous
BY the Associated Press.

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 15-With 4
duel between Whirlaway and Dis
pose in prospect, the $4,000 added
Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park
next Saturday gave promise today
of developing into one of the best
horse races of the year.
Whirlaway. Warren Wright's 1910
2-year -old champion, was the ad-
vance favorite-just as he is for
the Kentucky Derby-until King
Ranch's Dispose came along and
set a 7-furlong track record of
1:2225 February l in winning the
Bahamas Handicap.
The mile and furlong Flamingo,
for 3-year-olds, will give the two
thoroughbreds chance to match
different styles of running.
Likely starters include also:
Coldstream Stables Curious Coin Wool
ford Farms SllveStra and Signator. Shady
Brook Farms Aericole and Cadmium. J.
R. Macomber's Red Vulcan, Greentree
Stables The Rhymer. Mrs. Waiter M
Jefford's Sailor King. Circle NJ; Ranch ;
Battle GoioIs. Woolford Farms Irish Day.
Stream. John Greeners Clarksville, Ben
Jamin F Listers Bull Brier and John F.
ByerS Robert Morris.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Washington Horse Show Set
For Nay; DuIany Again Head

With the Junior League again
sponsor, the annual Washington
Horse Show will be held May 16,
II. l0 at the Meadowbrook Club.
H. Rozier Dulany, jr, outstanding
in horse show circles in this section
for many years, has been reelected
president of the Washington Horse
Show and announced that Mrs
Montgomery Blair, jr., president of
the Junior League. and Cecil Lester
Jones. immediate past president,
will represent the league in this
seasons classic.
Deborah C.. Reed, Wilmington
Del. socialite and secretary of the
Washington Horse Show. has been
named managing director. Miss
Reed and Dulany are predicting a
record list of entries.
Other officers are Maj. Henry
Leonard, vice president; Hubbert R.
Quinter, vice president; Thomas P.
Morgan. jr., secretary, and Fenton
M. Fadeley, treasurer.
Leonard. Quinter, Morgan, Fade
ley, Melvin c. Hazen. District
Commissioner: John o. Sheen,
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Sunburn Regatta Next
Occupies Sailors
In Florida Area
5-Doy Event Will Open
At Miumi Wednesday;
Croft Greatly Varied
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
return here of the ocean-racing feet
from Nassau, the Southern yacht
racing season will be quickened with
the staging of the five-day annual
''sunburn" regatta of the Biscayne
Bay Yacht Club opening here
Wednesday.
While the sailing scene will shift
to the Gulf Coast at St. Petersburg
on March l for the start of the race
to Cuba, speedboats will take over
Biscayne Bay here in the big power
regatta sponsored by the Miami
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
March / and 2.
Variety of Craft to Race.
Everything, from the ocean-going
yachts which concluded the 184-mile
thrash to the Bahamas last Wednes-
day to 10-foot sailing dinghies. will
have a place on the program open
ing this week.
For the first time since Northern
enthusiasts of frostbite sailing de-
cided to stage a tropical version of
their madcap racing. comet and
snipe class sloops will be featured
on the card. The vanguard OF North
ern comet shippers, led by DR.. John
Eiman, national commodore of the
Comet Glass Yacht Racing Associa
ton. arrived here today.
Puerto Rico Event Cancelled.
Between 6 and 10 entries are eX-
pected in this class. which races in
Southern continental waters for the
first time in its history. They in
clude Charles Allaire, Red Bank
IN. J0 sailor. who won the mid
winter regatta in Puerto Rico last
winter. This event on the island
has been Cancelled because of ma
tional defense preparations there.
Lack of funds also has caused
cancellation of the annual Wash
ington's Birthday Regatta of the
Palm Beach Yacht Club, and as a
result, the power regatta here next
month will be the biggest event or
the Florida East Coast this winter
High light of the power show viii
be the three heats for the Judge
Auerbach Memorial Trophy, orig
inally staged each spring off Allan
tic City, but brought South this year
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Track Puts Up Extra
$4,000, With Dozen
In Each Section
Neither Winner Shows
Enough to Press BIN
In Widener Classic
3, tt. Associated Press.


MIAMI, Feb. 15-They made a
double-header of the McLennan Me-
mortal race at Hiahleah Park today
and went to $4,000 added expense,
but they still didn't uncover horse
likely to make Bimelech sweat in
the rich Widener Cup a fortnight
from now.
Because of surplus of candidates,
they ran the mile-and-a-furlong
McLennan twice for the beneht OF
more than 81 900 fans, with round
dozen euuines in each race. Haltal
won the first section by two lengths
to pay $3.50 for each 81 in the mu-
tuels. Big Pebble copped the second
section. also by two lengths, to re-
turn s4690 to his hackers.
Bimmie Beating Their Times.
But neither of them appeared
enough horse to beat Col. E. R. Brad
leys pride and Joy in the $4,000
classic a fortnight hence. Haltals
time was :49, while Big Pebble won
a slightly slower heat in 1892. They
claim that Bimelech is shading both
of those times even in his workouts.
Second to Haltal in the first pre-
liminary was horse named Royal
Man, and he was nose ahead of an
oat eater called Dorimar Big Peb-
bles closet rival was Ringie, with
Joe Schenck third Maxwell How
ards The Chief led this race all the
way until they hit the stretch, and
fber, he 6jSaDneared
Running a stake event in two
sections is somewhat unusual. They
discovered only this morning that
It would be necessary, because the
starting gate at Hialeah accommo-
dates only IA. Hialeah officials
finally decided, with a. wrench, to
put up the extra $4,000. The last
time a track was forced to get so
reckless with its money was at
Pinllico in 1922. when they ran
the Futurity in two heats.
Jockey Eads Scores Triple.
Wendell Eads rounded out triple,
Trainer HirSch Jacobs earned a dou-
bic and favorite players scored their
sixth success of the day by virtue
of Navarin's neck triumph in the
eighth event.
Once again Eads did a faultless
job of rating his mount over the
1i2 miles of the turf course. He
had to ride his hardest to drive
the 6-year-old Navarin up in time
to pay S6.l0. Betty's Bob saved Sec
ond money by eight lengths. Wood
en- Indian was third.
This victory was Eads' 32d of the
meeting and put him one ahead of
Veteran Don Meade for the Hialeah
riding leadership.
At the suggestion of Joseph E.
Widener, the proceeds of todays
ninth race were to be donated to
the Widener Charity Chest Fund.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Although the Virginia Tech
quint defeated George Wash
ington University only 26-20
at the Coliseum, it proved the
most formidable basket ball team
to appear in Washington this
season.
Willie Hoppe. world champion
billiard player. demonstrated he
had lost none of his skill that
gained him the title when he de-
feated Charles Peterson of ST.
Louis. 300 to "a. and 300 TO rs, in
exhibitions at the Royal.
Tech Tigh's quint held Central
to three goals in scoring a 1912
victory to tie Western for first
place in the interhigh race.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Fairy Chant in Ruck
As Outsider Wins
Santa Margarita
OmeIet Scores at ISL,
With Augury Second,
Burroncoso Third
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. l5-Omelet,
a 15-to-l shot, captured the $4,000
Santa Margarita Handicap over a
sloppy track before comparatively
small crowd at Santa Anita Park
today.
With the highly favored Fairy
Chant finishing out of the money,
Augury ran second and Barrancosa
third. Trailing behind were Valdina
Gold. Flying Wild, Primulus and
the FoXcatcher Farms Fairy Chant,
winner of the race last year.
Time for the mile and one-six-
teenth was 1:4715.
Omelet paid 5000. SO and IS 20;
Augury $760 and $3.50 and Barran-
coSa $3.50.
Sweet Nancy was scratched. The
race was limited to mares and filies
4 years old and up.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

were another laurel-winning COM
bination, which lasted until a year
ago, when the fortunes of Army
life broke up the team, Capt. Lueb-
hermann being sent to Fort Riley,
where Sandy had flunked years ago.
Sandy, under Capt "Tony's' rid
ing, got sweet revenge on the Army
Horse Show team, which he wasn't
considered good enough to make
At the Inter-American in WASH
ington and the National Horse Show
in New York. Sandy beat the top
jumpers of the Army Horse Show
team and in doing so also defeated
the crack fencerS of Army teams
from half dozen foreign lands.
Colored Soldier Pays Tribute.
Sandy had a personality that got
to the crowd whenever he entered
the show ring spectators involun-
tarily moved to the edge of their
seats. There was something of the
DArtagnan in the dash and sWag-
ger of the little horse as he rushed
at the Jumps as though they were
personal enemies he would crush
Reaching the most difficult barriers.
Sandy would drop his head in a
menacing one-eyed sighting of the
obstacle and then seemed to explode
over it. No wonder they called him
Little Dynamite. Never was Sandy
known to refuse Jump no matter
how broad or high it might be. and
according to Col. Duke. who hunted
him many times, the little bay was
as good in the hunt field as in the
show ring There are hundreds of
horse show fans who will be sorry
to hear of Sandy'S retirement, for.
as a colored soldier of the 10th
Cavalry once said when Sandy en-
tered the ring at Fort Myer, There's
the jumpinest hosS that ever jined
up with this here mans Army"
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Hiuleuh Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000 2-year-
oldS; nursery course; furlonss out OF
His Shadow tYounsl 4.5O $50 go
Spanish Moss tMeade) 2.40 2.20
Bellcoda tVedderl $50
Time, n:33a5.
u Also rsnMIras &,T,1 I,s Heart cart N.Y. Ny Myr Blue
aGrecntree Stable entry:
sEeeoND -d2a! RAcEmFm5se, e. ,sl;s9o: claim
i Merry sson'If!ad son Rads and up 90 me5 4oo 800
5is Brands Son NASH 40 40
Conrad Mann tHettingeD $50
= stale, High Blame, K}eTex, sweet Adeline
DAILY Double paid s2l.so1
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
4-\e4r-olds ana up; IA miles
%T5mGis T5odias q; lGaqs Smith, $50 80 90 S2300
Wearg Fl9weT a. Carry $50
Sweet shoxno Lucky Me Old River, Dun
irese, Panalons and Kurdistan.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing: 4-year-ods and up; ID miles
Commendador II tM'CryD $50 $50 go
PhoebuS tEsdSl 40 $40
Consul Arcaro) 400
Also ran-Dr, Bones, Bellringer. Sur.
Touch, Bess B., Jaybeedee and sammie.
FIFTH RAcE-The stseehand: purse,
g 800 allowances; 3-year-olds; furlonss
ssrry shi Rhz%sr zope stout Afssr0 300 Ss" 80" 90"
Hornblende tRobertSoni 80
Time. l24i5.
Also ran~Blttsr BIT. Ender. Peep Show, Bos-
and Villa Platte.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: added:
MClelndD Memorial 6rSt
division: 3-yesr-olds and up: ia miles
ssIu ssltal LMcCcresry! 1850 40 $50
Dorimar II Lindbers) ' $50
PA A;9 ,na ssqGf, F29 cp--1 9g Many s'!nss Shot
sirazia, punade and Oversight e''' e''
Woodvale Farms entry.
Tower Stable entry.
SEVENTH PACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
The McL.lnan Memorial Handicap Second
ssyis19a1 siy Pshb,s 3yss51olds sRd up; miles
Rinsie VPig Iindbers gsP0 4o'o $3.50 soS lsso $50
Joe Sc1enck wv. Garner 40
cult, CLYDE Tolson. Red % DOCK. The he''e Chief,
Miss Quiz. Army Song and Jeanne D'Arc.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing, 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles ION the
Nsvsrin ,Eads, $40 400 31o
Bettys Bob CMcAndrews) $50 420
Wooden Indian tMilligan) $50
Time. 2:36'7
Also ran-Annikin, Bright Rebel County
Bond. Early Settler Rhiniz and White
Front.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claiming;
<tear-olds and Up; Is miles
CounterpoiSe tArcarol go 4.@0 go
Sun Mica NASH $50 $40
Sandy Boot Nv. Garner) go
Time, so.
Also rsn-Titilator, You Alone and
Manamaid
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Dean Fish Wins High
Award as RifIemun

Dean Fish. 18-year-old Washing
ton boy. has been awarded the Ma
tional Rife Associations distin-
guished craftsmanship gold bar,
most coveted of the organiza tion's
junior shooting hOnors. He pre-
viously was classed as an expert
marksman by the N. R. A, govern
ing body of pistol and rifle shooting.
The distinguished shooting class is
the highest of IA progressive junior
claSSifications. OF a total Of 1896
junior riflemen who have qualified
as medal winners only IL have
earned the gold bar.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Dinner Purse Is New
Race at KeeneIund

By The ASSOCIATED Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. l5.-A
race for 2-year-old maiders owned
or leased by members of the Thor
oughbred Club of America, to be
called the Thoroughbred Club Din
ner Purse, will be inaugurated at
Keeneland race track on April l8.
The race is not TO be a stakes
event, but each member of the
club will be permitted to subscribe
for one starting place in the race
at a S25 fee. There will be no
additional fees.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Spence Signed, Only
Two Red Sox YET
To Fall in Line
BY the Associated Press.


BOSTON, Feb Is. Stanley
Spence. rookie outfielder who did
some valuable pinch-hitting for
the Boston Red Sox last season. re-
turned his signed contract today,
leaving only two members of tbs
club still to be heard from.
With the first spring workouts al
Sarasota. Fla. little more than a
week away, Ted Williams, tempera-
mental young outflelder. and Bobby
Doerr, second baseman, remained
unsigned.
Bob Lefty" Grove and Third
Baseman Tabor dropped in for a
visit today at the Red Sox Office
here
Grove declared, Il really feel
great"
Evening star., 1941-02-16
D. c. Table Net Sturs
PIuyinq at Reodinq

The Districts ranking table ten
mis- players will journey to Reading
Pa. today to compete in the
Pennsylvania open championships
Sammy Fields heads the mems con-
tingent, while Caroline Wilson tops
the women representatives.
Other men making the trip are
Lou CORN. Jimmy Lemerick, Saul
Reiter. Bill Legreda. Jimmy Shea
Frank Jackson. Bill Foley and John
Parks, while Hannah Copperman is
The only other local woman who will
compete.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
1aa and Big Pebble Score Giant Field McLennan Memorial Split
Racing Selections
For 1omorroW
Hialeah Fast.

hlalean tfaSt)s
BY the Associated Press.
1-Violante, Islam's Islam, Star
weista.
21Fettacairn, Boom On, Royal
Ruby I'd.
3-Pin Money, Bold Turk, Hunting
Home.
4-Highscope, Speed to Spare
Drudgery.
5-Rose Anita, Tex Hysro, Home
ward Bound.
Granger I'd, Sir Elmer, Close To.
7-Baggrave, Patsey Begone, Palasa.
8-Rahanee, Paul Pry, Short Dis
tance.
Best bet-Ranger I'd.
Hialeah East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Starweista, Taunt, Gummed Up.
2-The Stork, Fettacairn, Inscolian.
3-Gallant Stroke, Bold Turk, Pin
Money.
4-Speed to Spare, Drudgery, Jel-
well.
5-Version, Aimed, Docket.
6-Mucho Gusto, Silent Witness,
Close To.
7-Woodwaac, Elooto Autograph.
8-Handiboy, Paul Pry, Lyner.
Best bet-Speed to Spare.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Col. Hall Winner Over
Small Trups Field

Only five marksmen turned out
for the weekly shoot at the Wash
ington Gun Club yesterday, Col. j.
r. Hall winning at both so and Is
targets
Col. Hall scored As and 19. Walter
S. Wilson was second in the So
target event with 43, while r. D.
Morgan and James M Green each
had ~ and j. M Pearce a 38 Nor
gan and Green, the only other
shooters in the 25-target event, both
had It's.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Miner Teachers Beaten
By Union Quint, 1857

With Allen Curtis registering 18
points, Union Teachers College of
Norfolk, Va, defeated Miner Teach
ers at Banneker Junior High School
court, IS to 81
Curtis tipped laYup shot in the
last 10 seconds to win for the
visitors.
In preliminary, the MohaWks
trounced the Twelfth Street Y. M.
~ Cor,orodoc % ~ Ok
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Leuhy Signs for Long
Term at Notre Dame
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb IS.
Frank Leahy. former Boston College
football coach, formally signed a
contract today as Notre Danes new
athletic director and head grid
coach.
Neither salary terms nor the
length of his new contract were
made public.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Charles Lea. Frederick S. Lee. F
Moran McConihe, Raymond H Nor
ton. Mrs. L. w Robert jr.; Miss
Reed, Mrs. Lawrence A. Baker, Lacy
Shaw. Richmond B. Keech, Mrs
Blair and Miss Cecil Lester Jones
were named as directors of the
show,
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at HioIeoh Park
BEST BET-SPEED TO SPARE.

form with a clever score IN his
last race and the Busy American
racer impresses rs a likely re-
peater. PANORASCOPE has
been right there in recent races.
REX FLAG has a smattering of
class.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Bethesda Center Scores

Bethesda Recreation Center bas-
keterS, led by Bob Harris II points,
defeated the Cavaliers. 50 to 81,
yesterday at Kensington Junior
High gym.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Little Ions (ParisoI IS so la40 $50
Recoatna iLonEdenI 1l40 $40
Palmera T nicholson 40
Also ran-Pescadero, valdina Babe, Un-
easy, Dip, valdina Bob and Old Whitley.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 500; claiming
4-year-olds and up: furlonEs.
At Play tPariSoJ 1l.00 $50 $50
Mark ,Skellyl 4.40 $40
Pomkee GRAY 40
Also ran-sveet Nancy. wisbech and
Ny Porter.
FOURTH ,RACE--Purse, sl.5o0: The
Lsguna Beach Handicap: 3yesr-olds and
E3Il ERIh5sii & Pearsono 1880 ?;o :: s@so 80
La1Sator ISmo , p James, ESQ
Also [an-Abide, Saint Andrews and
FIFTH ,RACE-Purse, sl.50O: claiming;
Sir sysaT1oGs stTaon apd 1Scbo.dn 9O "ls 90 80
Thester King tWestrope $50 400
Santouri tNevesD $50
Time, 49,.
Also ran-Cynic Queen. valdina Flash.
Brother Jack. Scotch High, Air Speed, Day
Dawn, Intimate. Coronado and Ssbueso.
SlA1 hh(E-lHe SANTA
Stakes: purse, $4,000; added; 4yesr -olds
and up. | Is miles.
Omelet iWestropeD 5000 900 so
Ausury adams $50 so
BarrancoSs r. W Smith) $50
Also ran-Fairy Chant, valdina Gold
Flying Wild and Primulus.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; y. miles.
Chalphone lPesrsonI $40 420 3S0
Pernie tL0ngdenp 40 $40
Mount Vernon II (Westrope) 500
Time. 54+5.
Also ran-Gold Teddy, Comet II, Ariac.
Valeroso II and Vain Bo.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, SI.5oO: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up: Il. miles.
Little Banner lRodrisuezD 500 800 800
oh sextus IorEdenj - $50 $50
Time, S:092s
Also ran-Puddin. Fire Ball. Suertero
Attsbunny, String slons, Dasko and Robber
Bold
oh Dead heat for place.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
SECOND RACE-FETTACAIRN,
FANTASMA, ROYAL RUBY

FE T T A C A r N displayed
enough improvement in his last
race to warrant the belief he can
whip this band. Conditions are
in his favor. FANTASMA has
excellent training form and
should furnish the stoutest argu-
ment. ROYAL RUBY I'd will be
a.factor if scratches permit him
to get in.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
3322d EnroIIees Ahead

With a 1873 advantage at the half.
the 5322nd c. c. C. Enrollees of
Beltsville downed the 2314th Com
paAy in the Twelfth Street Y. M.
c. Al. League by "a to Is. Earl Davis
eett rhe marc
Evening star., 1941-02-16
FIRST RACE - GUMMED UP.
STARWEISTER, WEEP
SWINGER

GUMMED UP has been STEP
ping along briskly since her last
race and the filly should win. A
hustling ride may be all that is
needed. STARWEISTA is
speedy colt and merits secondary
consideration. SWEEP SWING
Err is preferred over the others.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
THIRD RACE-HI-KID, GAL
LIANT STROKE, HUNTING


HI-KID turned back field OF
this caliber a couple of weeks
ago and recent trials indicate the
Hi-Jack sprinter is on edge. GAL
LIANT STROKE is a frequent
winner in these ranks. HUNT
ING HOME may scrape into the
money.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
SEVENTH RACE-PATSEY BE-
GONE, BAGGRAVE, AUTO

GRAPH.
PATESY BECOME has the
speed of this band and the Lucul-
lite mare is favored. She has
only to break alertly to open an
advantage that will be hard to
overcome. BAGGRAVE is in
good fettle and should prove a
stern contender. AUTOGRAPH
may share in the purse.
EIGHTH RACE-PAUL PRY,
HANDIBOY, ODDE S AS
PRIDE.
PAUL PRY showed evidence
of coming to life in his last race
and the QUESTIONABLE gelding
may be the right one. He has a
brand of stretch speed. HANDI-
BOY shapes up as husky factor.
ODDESA'S PRIDE always Is
dangerous in these ranks.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Santa Anitu
BY the Associated Press,

FIRST RACE-PIrse. $1,000: allow
ances: 2year-oldS; 3 furlonEs
Doctor Reder tB. James, 1880 T20 $40
q Hubbub &C Woolfb $50 500
Radio Joe "a Gray a2O
Time. O:347S
Also ran-Bulolo. Little Darlin. Valdina
Mslia Hooks, Who Calls, Chabelle and
Captain Kit
aW T. BoeinE entry
Evening star., 1941-02-16
FIFTH RACE - CTS MARION,
VERS ION, HOMEWARD
n0TrNrD

RSION, HOMEWARD
BOUND.
CTS MARION will not find the
competition SO keen and the Big
Blaze filly has good chance to
capture the r jor prize. YER
SION is gooo at present and
looms as the one to beat. HOME
WARD BOUND has plenty OF
late speed.
SIXTH RACE-SILENT WIT
NESS, PANORASCOPE, REX
FLAG.
SILENT WITNESS returned to
Evening star., 1941-02-16
FOURTH RACE - SPEED TO
SPARE, DRUDGERY, HIGH
SrnpE

SPEED TO SPARE has too
much speed for this band and 1t
appears the Balko veteran has
only to run his race. DRUDG-
ERY is consistent and his usual
good race should see him among
the leaders. HIGHSCOPE should
stick it out long enough for the
show.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Totals Is 81 Totals 13 35
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Hioleoh Park Entries
For Monday
By the Associated Press.

- NHc E1SSONAdbCh CNSs
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

Candidates for the Michigan Nor
NAL football team reported for the
opening OF practice Monday.
or the 22 gridders who g~leefully
engaged In calisthenics and exer.
cises in fundamentals. only one
man. Tackle Bill Boomer. tips the
scales in excess OF 1875 pounds.
There is the question OF tackles,
for example. With only a few large
(but not heavy men 10 pick from,
the capable Michigan Normal coach
must shift his lineup around al.
though 1t may require converting
backs into linemen.
Clare Krawczak. ticketed as a
fullback. will probably take a crack
at a tackle position. And Art Masch-
Ike, whose previous experience has
been acquired at guard and center,
is a likely prospect for the post
opposite Krawczak.
The situation at center Is sim