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La gaceta., 1941-04-11

b~uciones, S68, 063.40.
Pagaron sus entradas en- la
temporada, 88,4S4 personals.
En- la principal carrera de a.
noche, Rock Springs, ell ganador
del Derby, fue derrotado por
Jitney Jingle y entr6 en- segun-
do lugar. Empat6 Jitney Jingle
la marca de rapidez, establecida
por Scatter Brain en- otra carre-
ra. Los boletos del vencedor Sc
abonaron a $13 y S4.20.
Scatter Brain finaliz6 en- ter
Ger lugar.
Triunfaron en- la apuesta do
BILE, siendo recompensados los
que a~certaron con $3.50, Silly
Watson y Joesil.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. 45O
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
EN- TODD. Convenido. Adi6s,
milo caro-, y buena suerte.

FL condo de Noir volvi6 al no
tel de Eulalia a las nueve y Guar
to. vestido impecablemente de
smoking.
FL comedor, ell hall, los salo-
mes . del entresuelo, resplande-
clan.
Eulalia quiso que su amante
viera 10 que era esta casa de no
che, y enchuf6 Ell auto-piano e.
l@ctrico antes de cenar.
Joaquina, en- cuyos ojos no
dej6 Ell false conde de sorpren-
der IA inmensa admiraci6n CUE
La gaceta., 1941-04-11
TERRY OPINlA QUE LOS
DODGERS GANARAN

White Sulphur Springs, W. v.
abril 11.-Bill Terry, Ell director
de los Gigantes, declare aver
q. el Brooklyn, a su %juicio, es Ia
novena que mas probabilidades
iene de conquistar Ell campeo-
nato.
"YO esperO que los Gigantes
1aran un buen pape!, financie
ramente; pero no puedo decir =
que altura quedaremos en- cuan
to al campeonato."
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DEPORTES
CUEvAs DERRoTADO PoR
DONATE

Filadelfia, abril 11--Frankif
Donate alcanz6 su decima quin-
ia victoria consecutive, contain
do desde que Sc hizo professional,
derrotando a Mono Cuevas, DE-
Puerto Rico, en- la pelea princi-
pal de un programa ofrecido a
qui. Cuevas baj6 del cuadrilate
70 con heridas en- las cejas. Vim
ce DelfOrto, de New York, su
per6 en- ell semifinal, por puntos
a Johnny Marcelina, de esta cil
dad.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

De nuevo atropel,aron los Ro-
jos a los Medals Rojas, aver, en-
Cincinnati. Pegaron los hom.
de McKechnie NADIA memo
que ID hits. Derringer y Turn
er dejaron a los "desencanta.
dos" de Cronin en- solo 4 terra
peuticos.
Boston &c, 4h. De; Cincinnati
sc, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

No quiso aceptar ell 9teranc
pitcher Bill Lee las condolences
que lie fueron ofrecidas por lG
direction de los Cubs. Cont.
n1a en- rebeldia ell notable jardi-
nero Hank Leiber.
Gallagher la ofreci6 a Lee un
sueldo de $4,000; pero 6l pc
dia S15, 900,
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

Los Baroness de Birmingham
anunciaron aver la adquisici6n
de Dutch Mele, un jardinero de
los Rojos de Cincinnati. Ade-
mas de Mele jugaran en- los jar
dimes Lee Gamble Y Mike De-
jan.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

I'm cuadrangular de Dolph
Camilli di6 la victoria a los bod
gers, aver, sobre los Yankees.
Fue la cuarta victoria consecu-
tiva del team de Durocher sobre
Ell conjunto de Mccarthy,
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Protesteba Enrique del "tra-
buco" de los cubanos y Luis pau
sadamente la decia Cuando US
tedes tenian un "traaucazo", yo
cantaba la Chambelona y NADIA
decia.
Ahora que yo tengo un ira
buquito", o cue parece serlo, me
10 echan en- cara. 70 no tengo
la culpita,..!
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Con el bate, Ia MascOta y los Espcjuelos-
(POr Tira . cslaTta)

pegandOle cinco hits y "sacan-
dole" 8 transferencias en solo
dos entradas.
En- los dltimos seis desafios
los Cubs batearon p cuadran~
gLlares y los Medals Blancas,
15.
Chicago (A) 18c, 18h, Be
Chicago (N) 13c, 19h. Re.
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quina, cuando la dueha de la ca
sa, con ell cinismo imp1dico de
las mujeres malas, abraz6 a Cos
ton, ~estampandole un beso furio
so en- plena boca.
Ell apache tuvo interes en- que
la orgia Sc continuara una no.
ra mas.
La misma Eulalia arrastr6
luego a su amante hasta la al
eoba...
FL conde coloc6 con disimulo.
unto a la boca de su amante.
que ldescansaba perezosamente
on Ell, un pahuelo, impregnado
de perfume.
Y la aventurera comenz6 a
uedarse dormida.
POGO despues dormia. en- e.
con aquel sueho de piedra
que Castor conocia tanto.
I'll apache Sc incorpor6 exa-
las manos de Eualis.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

Jugando en- Wichito, Kansas,
los Medals Blancas de Chicago
d~errOtaron a los Cubs en- I'm des-
afio de muchas carreras.
Con 1S hits ell Chicago anne
ricano anot6 Is carreras v con
10 hits los Cubs pasaron la Ego
ma" 13 wees. Los Medals Blan-
"aturdieron" a Dizzy Dean,
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

Hay escasez de pitchers en- Ia
Liga Intersocial.
IPor que no Sc abre una es-
cuela de lanzadores?
Expertos tenemos por AGA y
ell material" no escasea.
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res Y Versailles. Y buen gusto.
diablo, ST! La mesa estaba ma
ravillosamente puestaL con un
centric que era un parquecito
japones de dos palmos cuadra-
dos, pero con arbolitos, flores,
fuentes, una diminuta cascade
y peces que Sc movian en- los pi-
tones de juguetes, unos pececi-
Hos de dolores del tamaho de al
fileres. lChic, diablo, chic
Fueron al teatro los tres, va
que los amantes habian conve-
nido, desde luego, nevar a Joa-
FL apache calcul6 que de
este modo acabaria captandose
las buenas gracias del anna de
llaves del hotel.
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APUAZADA LA PELEA EN-
TIRE JOSE LUIS Y SIMON

New York, abril 11.@Mike
Jacobs anunci6 aver ell aplaza-
miento de ia pelea entire Ell cam
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del peso ligero, Y Jake Abel, un
hombre con Ell cual pele6 hace
% amos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

Eran las dos cuando regresa-
ban, impregnados de aScelente
mGsica Y como de la grandeza Y
la belleza de aQuel cOliseo de Ia
Plaza De Oriente donde estabA
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

VfstorianO Manteiga, Editor
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Local Girl Scouts Win
 Bond in Aluminium Drive

The local Girl Scouts were not flied this week that they had won a $25 defense bond as a result of their activities in gathering alum mum in a recent drive held here. The bond was given by the Younglove Grocery company, Tacoma, and was for fourth place among entrants from Alaska and western states.
 The idea for the drive here is credited to Mrs. Hilda Anderson Buchanan, and all the Girl Scouts participated Capt. Perry, of the naval air station, cooperated by arranging free transportation for the aluminium on the Spica. Over $500 pounds were gathered by the various entrants.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Aircraft Warning
 Service Starts

All radio stations in Alaska have been notified that the air craft warning service IS officially announced in operation. The Alaska defense eommand,request all civilian ground observers and all radio operators In Alaska to commence operation in the air craft warning service on a full war time basis. All lights of mill itary or naval aircraft should be reported to the nearest Alaska Communication systems radio station or be relayed through any station possible with the least delay.
 This announcement was relay ed to all stations on order of General Buckner, Commanding General Alaska Command.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Washington = The state de- partment announced that Roos- evelt is sending a message to the Emporer of Japan at the same time it was disclosed new reports had been received of Japanese troop concentration in Indo- China. The nature of the mes sage was undisclosed, but was presumably in connection with the Pacific tension.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Akron Oho-Sp CFI photo to Kodiak Mirror, You easily from this picture of of the 28ton tanks rolling
 from production lines for the nations defenes that smash down and through other obstacles to get at enemy What seen however according engineers of The Goodrich Company the paddngs of the air cells latex foam cshonng material placed points the
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Mrs. Mildred Frisks ksarrived ~ the Baranof from Seattle. VII outside she ordered new eVVS, ment for a beauty parlor
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Mrs. William Thomas, Jr. ar rived on the Lakina from An chorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

tanks interior to protect crews from injuries or bruises to face-or body. Every effort has been made by U. s. Army Ordinance Corp designers to provide safeguards for the soldiers who man these meehanizsd mobile weapons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
WOMEN GETS
3RD In BREAST
Medley Relay Team, Captain
Markun, Also Place in
Swim Meet Finals.

Melvin Women won third in the finals
on the 100-yard breast stroke at the
boys state meet in Virginia Saturday
evening.
Fifth place in the medley relay went
to a Memorial high team composed
of Sheldon Brown, Women and VIM. La
Beau, and sixth in the diving to Cap
tain Albin Markun.
One of the biggest surprises of the
meet came when Captain Markun
failed by o. of a second to qualify for
the 22O-yard free style Markun got
in slow heat, and although he
finished a half length of the pool
ahead of his competitors, his time,
which places the men in the finals, was
just a bit too slow
Virginia, which won the medley re-
lay, set a new state record of 1:247
The old was 1882.
women competed against two other
boys, who with the Ely mermen, had
bettered the state meet record in the
breast stroke event The three finished
in the finals in the order of their
times in the preliminaries. First went
to Lewis Anderson, Austin, in 1908,
and second to William Thorpe, Mime
apolis Marshall, with Women trailing
by only a foot or two. None equalled
his dual meet performance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Defeat Duluth, Here 1929
to Finish Campaign in
Upper Bracket.

Downing Duluth Junior College, So
20, here Saturday night, the Ely Jay
sees took over undiSputed possession
of fourth place in the conference
standings as competition for the cam
paign ended.
In the I939-4O title race Ely finished
one jump out of the cellar, occupied by
Duluth, and in the 1899 campaign
IL Completed the season in fifth place.
That season five wins and six defeats
were good for fifth, but this year, be-
cause Of a tie between Hibbing and
...s.-. Ior bird, four wins and nine
defeats brought fourth place.
1vGl,th, after beng a runner-up to
Virginia in the 1939-40 race and run
ner-up to Hibbing the season before,
took over the championship without
defeat. The year it won Virginia lost
one game, to Hibbing, and Hibbing
was defeated twice, by Eveleth and
Crosby.
After seeing the Vermilion range
crew smash Coach Al Loucks' boys by
a margin of q points, the fans went
away wondering how Duluth turned
the tables on Ely, 1870, at the Head
of the Lakes.
Lead by the high-Scoring Torsti
Franti who rang up 20 points, Ely had
things pretty much its way from
the start. Duluth could not pierce the
Ely defense, combining nearly all of
its shooting to back of the free-throw
circle.
Just before the first half ended the
fastest scoring of the season was re-
corded when in less than 10 seconds
Willie Grahek broke up the Hibbing
offense twice to steal the ball and
score, while Al Banks did the same
thing once. The half ended with Ely
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Memorial High Will Not See
Action Until Second Euening
TOUer- Virginia Contest to
Feature Opening Fight;
Gilbert Us. Aurora.

Just one week from tonight Mem
orial highs basketball team will engage
the winner of the Eveleth- Internation-
al Falls game for Ely's initial appear
ance in the district q tournament The
meet is scheduled for Virginia's
recreational building.
Tickets went on sale Wednesday al
the office of Athletic Director Edward
T. Buckley, where they may be OBJ
tanned from to p. m. Early pur-
chase of the pasteboards is advisable
if the better seats are desired. Adj
mission at the gate is double that of
the advance sale.
Elys game will start at 8 o'clock,
followed by the Gilbert-Aurora fray
to conclude Thursdays schedule.
The winners will meet in the semi
finals Friday at p. m, with the semi
finalists in the other bracket opening
the competition an hour earlier.
A feature of the tournament will be
a trial of the five-foul rule in which
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
HON OR
N0vAk!

Joe Novak, star forward on the Mac
alester, st. Paul, five, has been named
honorary captain by his teammates.
by scoring q points against Gustavus
Adolphus, but, despite his one-man
show, Manchester lost, 1850.
Novak, who staged many a one-man
scoring exhibition while a member of
the Ely Junior College quintet, tied
lege conference scoring with 100 points
in II games. His first season with the
team, he averaged lob points per
game. The game with the Gusties
ended the schedule.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Applications Wanted for
Forest and Field Clerk.

The U. S. Civil Service Commission
has announced an open competitive
examination for Forest and Field Clerk,
for filling vacancies as they may
occur in the positions of forest and
field clerk and senior clerk. $500 to
$1,000 a year, in the various branches
of the government service throughout
the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebras-
ka, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Applications for this examination
must be on file with the manager,
eighth U. S. Civil Service district, U.
S. post Office and customhouse. ST..
Paul, Minnesota, before the close of
business on March Is, 1O41.
For information in regard to the
requirements and the character of the
examination, and for application
blanks, apply promptly to Owney Heg-
man, secretary, board of u. S. Civil
Service Examiners, postoffice, this city
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
CYO, Coop Meet Tonight
in City League PLayoHs
Semi-Finals Scheduled for
Monday, Finals Tuesday,
Shiek Announces.

The annual City Basketball league
playoffs will start tonight with the
CYO meeting the Coop at Z o'clock
in Memorial gymnasium
The independents will play Soudan
at o'clock in a n-tournament tilt.
Monday night at tbs o'clock the
IOOF will engage the Co. 7O4 in the
semi-finals while the Independents will
play the winner of the CYO-Co-Op
contest.
Mondays winners will play for the
championship Tuesday night at tbs
o'clock.
The independents headed the stand
ings as the Regular schedules were
completed. Co. 704 was in second, the
IOOF in third, the CYO in fourth,
and the Coop in fifth.
Howard Shiek is in charge of the
meet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
EIy Will Meet Eve|eth-F aIIs Winner
Fourth in NJCC
Goes to EIyites

in the van by II points
Franti, who had confined his scor-
ing efforts to sinking six free throws
out of seven chances and registering
one goal in the opening half, went to
town in the last two periods, chalking
up six goals, but missing two chances
at the charity toss line.
Franti ended the season with the
mountainous total of 1873 points FOR
Is games, or an average of 12.5 per
game This happens to be just one
point less than the 1872 points in II
games registered by Gene Englund of
Wisconsin, the Big Tens leading
scorer. Banks finished in second with
127 points.
William Mills, who substituted as for
ward and guard, equalled his entire
seasons scoring efforts by sinking a
basket and a free throw for three
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

players will not be elected from the
game until their fifth personal. instead
of on their fourth.
Topping the district standings, Gill
bert drew first at the ceremonies held
Monday night in Virginia, pulling its
position in the bottom bracket. 1t was
followed by Virginia, Ely and Biwabik.
cally paired because they were in the
bottom places in the standings.
After the four top clubs were placed
in the bracket, Aurora, Mt. Iron, and
Tower drew for positions, leaving the
winner of the Eveleth-Falls game to
play Ely. Present at the draw from
here were Buckley and Coach Steve
Smrekar
The Memorial high school band,
attired in its new uniforms, will
make its initial appearance in its
new dress at Ely's opening game.
Insofar as Ely is concerned. its
biggest danger is to play the Gilbert
game the night the winner of the
Eveleth-Falls contest is Ely's oppo-
nent. Any looking past the initial fray
to bigger prey would be disastrous for
Memorial high.
If and when Ely wins its opening
round, then the big question will be
whether Gilbert, providing it gets past
Aurora, can do the third time what
IL has done twice before.
Who's going to win the meet?
Well, eight teams have a chance,
with only international Falls, the
ninth, in the very doubtful bracket.
Naturally Gilbert with II consecu-
tive wins in district competition is
the tournament favorite, but the edge
it has is so tiny that it takes a mag
nifying glass to find it.
Who's second to Gilbert?
Any one of four teams have an out
side chance to take the Montgomery
men into camp. with Virginia and Ely
being definitely on the inside for an
upset. Either Mt. Iron, Tower, Biwabik.
or Aurora might be the surprise club
of the meet, for Gilbert has defeated
none of them by a decisive margin.
Largest were 11-point advantages over
Mt. Iron and Aurora, while against
Tower it was 9 points, and Biwabik
only 6.
Gilbert has taken all it's district
games by an average margin of 9
points. while Biwabik, Virginia, and
Mt. Iron are tied with 40 points.
Ely is next with but 13, while Tower
is in the unusual position of having
won one more game than it lost while
its opponents scored 0.5 of point more
on an average than Tower. Aurora
has split its 10 games, but failed by
90 of a point in scoring as many
points, on the average, as opponents
The average points scored per game
by each district team and their OPP
ponents, and the margin by which
each won or lost its games follows:
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The draw
TOP BRACKET.

TOP BRACKET.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
BIWABIK VS.. MT. IRON.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.
TOWER VS.. VIRGINIA.
BOTTOM BRACKET.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.
EVELET'H VS.. INT'L FALLS.
Thursday, 8 p. m.
ELY VS.. EVELETH-FAL WINNER
Thursday, 8 p. m.
GILBERT VS.. AURORA.
SEM-FINALS.
Friday, p. m.
Top bracket winners play.
Friday, 8 p. m.
Bottom bracket winners play.
FINALS.
Saturday, p. m.
Semi final winners play.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Souvenirs From Scotland

Souvenirs from Scotland which
visitors usually secure are tartan
blanket of real wool, which British
ers call travelling rug" and a
Shetland shawl whose wool thread
is like lace so that the entire shawl
can be pulled through a wedding
ring
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
FOUR TEAMS
I'm Abe MEET

Slogans, Vertin's Modern Service,
and Moose bowling teams have been
officially entered in the American
Bowling Congress tournament in st
Paul, and will appear May 2, accord
ing to Ray Phillips, proprietor of the
Ely Bowling Center. All are members
of the Major Bowling league here
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

Game scores.
Ely so, Duluth 20.
Itasca 46, Crosby 80.
Virginia 80, Itasca 80.
Friday Night.
Hibbing at Rochester.
Saturday Night.
Hibbing at Austin.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
9s-DiaI Clock

Lodewyk thinner has made 16-
foot high, 93-dial clock that is now
on view at the New York Museum Of
Science and Industry.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Doubt That
GiIbert'S Better

broke down under the pressure, but
the big moment came when the breaks
gave Podpeskar the ball under his
basket just before the game ended
The Ely reserves also lost, 25-18.
The box score:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

their sons persistent urgings that
they come to the United States. The
more they demurred. the more he in
sisted. At last, few weeks ago they
yielded to their sons 'stubbornness.
took a steamer for America and are
living in Hollywood with the actor. now
appearing in M-C-M's The Trial OF
Mary Dugan
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

Conway has just received letter
from an old neighbor in England which
reported that thousand-pound bomb
had fallen in what was formerly his
parents garden. And where the family
home once was. now there is gaping
hole in the ground
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
BASKETBALL.

Gilbert II, Ely 26.
Tower 80, Eveleth 20.
Hibbing %, Virginia IA.
Bull 80, Mt. Iron 20.
Buhl Al, Aurora So.
Chisholm So, Biwabik 30.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
OPENS WIDE

"Play poker with dentist? No SIR"
"Why not?"
Hes too blamed expert at drawing
and filing"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
ANOTHER PUZZLE

Chick-You say you're fifty years
old, and you're not out of your shell
yet
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
By Wiley Padan

YORK. N YTS TRUE Tom Conway has to be
glad that personality streak which termed logged obsna his
boyhood," Wiley Padan Here's why:
The elderly mother and father living England long dsegarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Harmon
Sought
For Game

Asssss GRE9R Jan IS. Al
ss1 At-ABseflran Tom Har-
r5ss eslised to 5s9llge the identtty
ri sidgais who are attempt ne
.fo ps1sn1ie an All-Star football
ssIfls late IN February Il was
Earned nase today that plans are
s9idlS being made for the TIL
altd glarrson Is considering offers
to Play
Harmon received 9 call from
Los Angeles not long axe and vas
.regueste+ 20 play ~ a represent
affie cf Tie promoters They also
ssed hin 10 approach Forest
rs ast;eyski and I'd Frutig Frutig
has in6icdied that he viii play
TIE ptnceeyis Of the game viii
hc used Tor British war relicf. il
IS beijeppd HafTwon Interest IN
aich game VAS shown when he
asas n California for the East
West Afl-Star game In the week
pressing the Ne~ Years game
he induced most Of the PLAYERS on
bis squad 20 accept offers 70 play
IN a second gan1e the following
week. However. plans wFr e
dfopped largely because Of pres
slue from the promoters 81 the
h.ast Vest tin complained that II
would detracf from their sttrac.
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Tiger ifs9IsiA triuy hound
FWfATEGOING BY SPRING

UTICA, N. Y, Jam 1S.-sHerold
tHall White, young Utica pitcher
who goes to the Tigers frAm the
Buffalo international Leag,4 team
this next season, may I've Ia the
army Bsnts, Spring tfaasaTs rolls
Naf9uHd ~
IN aEfcsgl 90 Tsas1t Bssrd No
~ IN ssbirn RyhEse & registered
sasd 1nktay that ~ has teeh placed
N Class ia. and il nov sawaitine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Esther Sets Pace

In this race Esther took r.
pace for the first twok tripSakys
Bonnie riding behind herftx 80
.ondA. Helen Wrrnss. wa SgfSse fepts
pes AS. safe gun sors,sed for the
inai lap B,1unie made her nlpyss
She drew Up eypn Mir tie flying
Esther gcfag around the urn ard
Stri6ing faster and longer went.
out IN front Esther Was unahie co.
meet the chaIlenge ard BCnaiel
beat her b. ahoua 20 feet. Helen
Wrona fInlshed THIRD.
Bozich skzted his usual smart
races in winning aIl three Of the
events 80 his class tndAy Not
rated as an exceptional Splinter.
mis- brilliant burst Of speed Ia the
first Is yards u the 20 gave him
the race
IN me $50 the best race 81 t1e
day by all Odds Bozjch Stayec
back n the pack fer fwo laps I'd
Fetched pulled the field for the
first Two at mastering clip
Jirnn1ie TnrusogF riding in j good
position. spiBed On the last TAP
ard JOE McDorhld o. Saginaw
--------
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ftlontlnued % Page 50
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a recheck on his physical condi-
ton. He has been examined twice,
and traces of aluminium discov-
cred, but this is expected to clear
up in a short time.
White is in New York for few
days, and will have his going-over
from the medicos as soon as he
returns. If the result is okay, ne
will probably go to camp very
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