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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

MI ANY British, with their quaint notions of
wi America, would find it not at all strange
AVA that Hurricane fighter planes are coming
off assembly lines in the Indian country.
Strangely, they are.
The Hurricane and the slightly faster,
heavier-gunned Spitfre are the darlings of the
Royal Air Force both are high-speed, maneu-
verabe planes that have taught the luttWofe
high respect for British flying.
Canada, pressing to make every bit of fac
tory space war-productive went to Fort Will
liam, Ont, to establish Hurricane plant. Fort
William, town of some 25,000 is at the head
of Lake Superior, some 800 airline miles from
Detroit, had as its major, almost lone industry
its commerce in and elevator storage of the rich
wheat from western Canada's plains. Around
and above it lie great forests, virgin wilderness,
and in its area live thousands Of Indians, many
of them trappers, fishermen and lumberjacks>
But within Fort William there is an air.
plane factory doing its best for the Empire.
Right now that best is 10 Hurricanes week
780 year.
Photos Psusi b. CanaiiGH Cca,or
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mp fast. We had q spell of
mud last few days where We
didn't get 10 work him IN his
regular spot. but Campus Fus-
ser should he right on edge
for the hattie"
Scar Leg. winner OF his last
start at Longacres in fast time
and vastly. improved, is deemed
To be In top condition now. His
victory took place at six fur
longs. similar distance To that
called for by the special match.
The Washington Jockey club
adds a purse of $500 for the
match.
No wagering will be offered.
Nine races in all are slated for
the Sunday headed by the
match and the Emile Olympic
Cup.
For Labor Day the Seattle
handicap is featured. Brodes. An
thology and others worked in
pointing efforts for this on the
rapidly drying track.
Badly wet down by early week
showers Longacres came out of
the immersing in a speedy manner
and was fast for the final races
on the Friday program.
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Water Skiing
Event Sunday

Another banner crowd Ii ex-
pected 10 be on hand At Dash Point
Sunday when the Tacoma Ski club
holds another Of its public water
ski instruction periods. The session
Is slated to get under way at $50
o'clock with anyone interested in
trying the spor, invited to attend.
The club has been holding
regular sessions at the Dash
Point dock each Sunday and
last week was invited Ia play
an important role In the Re-
dondo Water Carnival
Al Robinson. Marsh and Wade
Perrow, Ken and George Wsrter.
Vic Rasmussen. George Anderson.
Marjorie Miller. HOWE Clifford and
several others took part IN the pro-
gram. All are expected to be on
hand for Sundays session.
The club has secured the services
of George Browns speedeost for
the session and several other speedy
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Bert Wilson
New Manager
Alleys Tested and
Approved by ABC

Celebrating the reopening of Il
regulation bowling alleys after =
thorough resurfacing job. the Coli
scum Bowling Palace viii be Off
eially thrown open TO the public
this evening
Bert Wilson. well known to
hundreds Of Tacoma men and vo-
men bowlers. viii be on hand 10
greet the Coliseum patrons as its
new manager He returns 10 Ia
coma after a years absence as
manager of a big pin plant in se-
attic.
The Coliseum alleys have
been tested by City Bowling
association officials and have
been recommended h, them
for American Bowling Con-
eress sanction.
No league play is billed for thu
Coliseum lanes until the second
week in September. so ample op-
portunity will be afforded for all
to try them out prior TO the start
Of the pin campaign. 4
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Coliseum Pin Lanes Open Season Tonigh
Dodgers Add
To Loop Lead

NEW NORk - Maybe fne
Dodgers and the Cardinals cant
make up their minds. but the
Yankees can.
DefyinE all basehali's traditional
mixes and hoodoos. Cousin Ed
Barrow. president Of the New York
Yankees. announced today that
the club would start taking world
series reservations on Tuesday.
sept :
But the actual elinehing of
the flag can't he far off. The
Ysnks picked mp another half
game yesterday without dom
ming a uniform or swinging a
hat.
The Browns did II for them
by knocking off the White
Sox, So.
The second place White Sex
have IS games left to play. and
II they should win them all the
Ysnks would have 10 win only S
out Of - to win the pennant
Or # the Yanke lost all Of their
remaining - games even Barrow
couldn't bring on such calamity
as that the White Sox would
have to capture 70 out Of their
remaining IS games 10 nose out
New York.
The earliest date the Yanks ever
elinched the pennant vas Sept. 9.
1885. They were Is games ahead
Al the time. II seems almost =
certainty that the Yanks will beat
that date this year.
The Dodgers moved a little
closer 10 making II an all
New York world series by
squeezing through 5-4 tri-
umph over the Giants. A five
run rally in the fifth which
knocked Hal Schumacher off
the mound won the game, but
the Giants made il too close
for comfort.
They came within one run of
tying it up and left pair of
runners on base in each the sew
enth and eighth and then Dick
Bartell threw real scare into
the Dodgers in the ninth with his
long drive TO left which Joe Med
wick leaped high to pull down.
Wyatt, although tapped for 10
hits. staggered through to his 18th
victory.
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Junior Title
On the Block
SPARTANRTRG. s. d.

SPARTANBURt,. :. t.-Ameri-
can Legion junior baseball teams
from San Diego. Cal. and Flint,
Mich. meet tonight for the title
in the third game Of the play-eff
series.
San Diego. after losing the first
game. came hack to take the
second last night. 10 4. aided
by six costly errors IN the Flint
infield.
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Go on Road
To End Year
Morsholl. Tocomo
Boy. to Pitch Here

Professional baseball vii bow
out Of the picture in Tacoma this
week end with games scheduled
between the Tigers and Salem
Senators Saturday night and sun
day afternoon.
The Saturday night game
viii 70 on At Sis o'clock.
while IN Sunday afternoon
there viii he . doubleheader
at 1.so o'clock.
After these three games the
Tigers VIII take to the road for
the remainder Of the Western In
ternational league schedule which
comes 10 q close on Sunday. Sep
TENDER 7.
Byran stephens and Milt Ca
dinha. who ohalked mp a double
victory over Vancouver in a twin
biil las Tuesday. will ace action
in the games over the week end
George Marshall. the Tacoma
kid, who has won two starts for
the Tigers. also IL expected To get
into action In the final games
here.
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Bremert0p Wins

Bremert> ssssained a
spot in the Northwest asehsll
league plsyoff finals with a i3-t
victory over Olympia last night
in the third and final game OF
their series.
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Ward Far Out
In Title Play
Hos 4-Up Margin
At End of l8 Holes
FIELD CLUB. OMAHA. Neb.-

FIELD CLUB, OMAHA, Neb.-
Marvin II. BUD Ward of Spo-
kane. shooting for his second ma
tional amateur golf title in three
years. held a 4-hole lead over Pat
Abbott of Pacific Palisades, Cal,
at the halfway mark in their 30
hole match for the national
amateur golf championship today.
Ward went into the finals Fri
day by beating Bob Riegel of
Houston. Tex. 9 and s, while
Abbott defeated Ted Bishop, Bos-
tnn l LID
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Quint Shoot for
Tacoma Gun Club

Another quint shoot, popular
and novel, will be held by the Ia
coma Gun club Sunday. Shooting
begins at $50. The regular pro-
gram of shooting also will be held.
This is a chance for hunters to
sharpen their game-bird eyes.
Quint is a great tuner.
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score b, Innings
Salem ..........n 900 l01 O0a-5
Tacoma ....4....... oiO 0io ooo-2
Summary Runs responsible for.
Failin 2 Holmes T. struck out, by
Palm T. Holmes g. bases on balls
off Fallin 3. Holmes 7. hit by pitcher.
George by Holmes. wild pitches,
Holmes 8 left on bases Salem Il.
Tacoma o. two-base hits. Cameron,
Mallory. runs batted in. Holmes.
Perry, Griffiths 2. Bergstrom. saeri-
fices. Abbott Ianlfero. stolen bases
Bergstrom. Griffiths. double PLAYS,
Adams 70 Ianifero. LAnifero TO Grif-
flths 70 Shoemaker. time. : Ia. UNI
pireA. Valerie and Oravec.
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PORTLAND


oummary-Eafned runs, OF Reid .
Weber /. sacrifice hits. of REID / .
Weber q bases on balls. off Reid 2.
struck out. Reid 2 Weber 2: left on
bases. Portland J. Seattle 10. two-base
hit. Norbert. three base nit. Weber.
home run. Norbert. sacrifice hits.
Brown. Collins. Wright. stolen base.
White. player walking. Harris runs
batted IN. Gyselman, Norbert: double
plays. owen 70 Wright to Reich. Col
Inns to Sickle: time, i.55 umpires.
Hood and Snyder
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EIGHTH Rsor-rurse saos; Swear
SELECTIONS
>I>nAN

first-Nettik. Lady Torohilla, Dick
erville.
second-Reotry. Sir Thomas Infin-
lite Mae
Third-Drolling. Whip Hand, Prince
Pie
utinea Lad
Ftfth - YaldinA jig Royal Sortie.
Step.
>pecial-Campus Fusser. vs.. Scar Les.
>i>th-Gustavia. Alice Jean. Edgar
Boy.
seventh - Rodney Tan. Anhilation.
Beldad
EiKhth-storm Warning. Gold Ore.
EmiAv
Best bet-Rodney Tan.
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yakins ............ not mi naa-A
Vancouver - 90 an M .
summary - Lien. runs rexnor, sihie
for 2 struck out 6 hsxe< or, balls
Adams runs RESPONSIBLE fnr : struck
nuf = hsses on balls 3. iefr on hassx
NakiF.as p Vancouver ;. home run
Jewell, two-hase hit len. rms
HATED IN johnson. Jewell > Ter,
peeSe stolen bass welrpnct Miss
Notoke- sfaeTss. doishf@ nlavx roxkf
- Aar6f- 90 rNess irii@w =, wr8~h.-
tine, s.. Nmrires weisxerher and
Moran.
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Fusser VS.. Scar Lea
In Acres CHALLENGE
Two Outstanding Washington Colts
Clash SundoY. II Track Is Not Wet

Terms for . special match on
Sunday afternoon between Campus
Fusser. winner Of the Longacres
Mile. and Scar Leg. crack chal-
ienger, were agreed upon today.
The two horses NEE, In six
furlonger. Two starters. Weights
lilo pounds each. Jockey Ellis
Cray was signed by Trainer Alien
Drumheller to ride Campus Fuss
Ger. Ernie Markham. trainer Of
Scar Leg. reserves the right to wait
until Suncsy morning 10 name his
pilot.
Terms stipulate the track
rust be fast"
Campus Fusser win not start
II there Ia muddy going. because
his trainer does not believe he can
do himself justice In the mud.
The two Washington colts. as
a side issue. will try 10 break the
American record for six furlongs.
set by ciang. 3-year-old, In
1855. at coney Island. Ohio
ZOE lf5.
Campus Fusser recently
raced In loo So. and ~as
tust airing. Experts believe
there n . fine chance Of the
winner fracturing the Amer
tcAn mark
Chang carried ITO pounds.
CianK WAS = s-year-cid NJ the
time. and accomplished his
great feat In . match race
with Myraicwocd. winning by
. nose
As Is often the case not one but
two good colts came out OF The
state of Washington this year
Campus Fasser from walla Malia.
by Gladiator out of Campus
Queen; and Scar Leg from Dayton.
where Ebert Thomas. ms owner.
maintains a small breeding estab-
iishment. Scar Leg Is BY Black
Forest out Of Bug.
Rivalry between Campus fusser
and Scar Leg broke year ago,
when they met In the first run
ming Of the Washington Futurity.
Under level weights Campus Fus-
ser won by a neck. but many as
serted Scar Leg was not frightened
for the race and may have been
best.
NO lo.-IR- JOCKEY
Scar Leg Was named for the
LonEacres Mile this year. Unable
70 find q Ioz-pound jockey that
suited his fancy Trainer Markham
decided TO keep the colt In the
barn Campus F'usser's master
sent to Del Asr for Ferrill zufel,
and Campus Fusser displayed ms
fleet shoes 10 every rival. scoring
in the sensational time of i-35 SIS
tying the Coast mile record
That r.ce uili not hurt
Campus Fusser ~ ALL" en-
pintned Trainer Drumb~iier.
ssHe got scuffed . iittle about
IT, leg.. but the cute healed
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CRaAfESTo
Totals


Sacramento ....-..... 600 DOL ooo-i
san Diego -. 400 O20 s0x-7
ummsry-Losins pitcher. Kieinke.
innings pitched. by kleinke ! \. Cap
linger S.. a. bat. off Kleinke 8.
Caplnger a. runs scored. off kieinke
& Caplinger I. hits. of Kleiuke !
cspiinEer 6. runs responsible for.
Kleinke 4. Caplinger 3. bases on
balls. of Klelnke ?. Caplinger l.
Martin ?. struck out. BY Caplinger
: Heoerf :. left on bases. Sacra-
nlento S. San DIEGO !. fwo-hsSe hits.
Mcdonald Mazxera. sacrifice hit.
Jensen: stolen bases. Gutteridge.
MAzzera. Detore; runs hatted n. Pat
chett = Hebert. Adams GarIhaldi ?.
Sperry. time. 81. umpires. Planning
and Dorsn
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wEHATCHEE
SPOKANE

ARtsAe F.ssF.s#sss - - II
aBatted for kinnsman In 9th.
bran for Hughes IN 9Th.
score bs Innings
wenatehee ......... 600 600 222-s
Spokane ........... oo2 olo ool--4
Summary-Runs natted in. McCor-
mack Huocola, Cox. Mcconnell
Marionetti. Knobles 2: twe-base hits.
Rosenlund. Bue q. Msrionetti
knohles, three hit. Form: home
run. Marionetti. stolen bases. Buceoia
Mccormack. Mcconnell. left on bases
Wenatchee 7. Spokane 10. bases on
balls. off Phebus 7: struck out. by
Pheous l. kinnaman 5 haik Kinna-
man, passed ball. Mcconnell, time
90. umpires. Fnger and Nelson.
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Sacs' Lead
Down 10 Five
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
FRIDAYS RESULTS

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Seattle Il. Portland 20 sec
ond game 10 inningsl.
san Diego :. Sacramento l.
Oakland 5. Los Angeles 3
San Francisco Il. Hollywood 4
Sscramento's lead In the Pacific
Coast league was down 10 five
games again today. and San Diego
was challenging for second place.
The Solons dropped another to
San Diego as the second half Of the
leagues split week opened, while
second place Seattle split double
header with Portland. San Diego
is now SIX games Off the lead.
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CLOSE At YAKIMA

After the close Of the season
here. the Tigers 60 10 Vancouver
and then TO Yakima for the final
series.
The Tigers were trailing
Salem after the first three
games Of their series. but
we're within range OF fourth
place with more than a week
10 play.
A feature Of the Sunday double
header viii be the award OF free
trip to the 1s4i world series by
the Tacoma Hot Stove league.
The award includes = round
trip by Northwest Airiines To
the American league city In
which the first games Of the
series will be played. tickets
10 the first two games and n
liberal amount of money for
expenses.
The award viii he made be-
tween games of the douhleheader.
which Will be the finals Of the
Western International league sea.
son in Tacoma.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how 70 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
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PORTLAND


score ny innings
Portland ......... 900 90 900 90
Seattle ..4...... 600 600 600 II
ummary-Earned run. Gonzales / !.
sacrifice hit. Gonzales 3. Cole l. Gysel-
man. Scarsella. Wright. Harris. base
on balls. Gonzales 4 Cole S. struck
out, bv Gonzales 4. Cole 3; left on
bases. Portland II Seattle Q. two ba sc
hit. Gyselman: stolen bases. Thomp-
son 2. Scsrsells Reich. Averin. double
plays. Reich. Brown 10 Wright TO
Reich. tine. 2.ol; umpires. Snyder
and Hood.
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Your Postmaster car tel Won
how 10 invest In L. s. Defense
Ranrs.
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Acres Results
iFRIDsyl

dRlpaNl
FIRST RACE ssos: claiming; j.
Ramahsl sios1 .sso a. 20 4. IN
Lady rorehills uf2l sac r so
Isckman u16l 49,. T40
Jockeys IN order: A. Howry D Dad-
son. y Gray. Time. LA. Apity.
Dons star. Rich Soil. Galmioa. Bitter
ROOT king. Brilliant Baby, SalteSe
Easter. sldeiron.
SECOND RscE-xaos: claiming; .
sear-oid maidens: five fnrlonrS
Lady Sera1eyo uIol $40 400
Ever Seventy dio1.. $40
Jockeys IN order: n. b Wilson. p
Gray. X Watson. Time. 5es. Black
Streak. Titles LAssie. Muoiiidee.
TnrsD Racn-s.os: claiming: q
sear-oids and up: foa,ed In Wash
inxton.
Day LADY uon -. 50 40 - 80 $40
Fort Ryola ufn 40 $40
Forest Queen I061 26o
Jockeys in order: A. Howry. D. pod-
son. q. Burns, Webs Flight, LIka
i'assie. shyiika. Glad Man.
FOURTH Rsor-ssos, claiming: =
yesr-oids and np, sis fnrionEs.
Gold Norm l1ol 1910 $40 SO
larrior Lyons tioal i72o $40
norway Nell tlo5l $40
Jockeys In order: 4 GRAY 4 Bare.
Brown rennant. crusal. Aborisin:e.
Tadpole.
FIFTH RACE - Sso5: claiming: 3
sear-olds and up: II, turlonss.
M Msrssi Roe ca ',os, i27O 40 a. s- so
Middle Blouse tloel 500
Jockeys In order; G zufelt A
Howry. X. Franklin Time III.
Crack Mortgage. Rocco. Middle Blouse.
Renton, chryseis.
SMITH RACE ssos. claiming. A.
sear-olds and up. lis miles
Glorious Hills 1osl - 90 81 20 s2To
Sport Fan lio6i -. 100 Sin
utincA Lad ll2l s4o
Jockeys IN order: c Rails. @ Burns,
D. Dodson. Time. 1881: Anna Bub-
WI Tro. Axusa.
SEVENTH RacE-sses. s-,ear-olds
and M claiming. ! 1-is miles.
san 9han uiel 1870 30 40
Flying Stick ain . 40
Jockeys IN order: c Rails A
Howry. Z. franklin. Time Ass:
julia Bludseon. Smoky W. fndepend-
ent Way. step.
EIGHTH RACE-ssas. claiming. y
sear-aids and mp: Lie miles.
Manrioo ul2l ..... $500 $50 % 70
Idle Lad lo7l -. 27o 35o
Lghtchief li7l - $50
JOCKEYS IN order II. h wilson. A
Howry. c. Rails Tine. .454 Cieo's
Last. Double Be. Rosweep. Crooked
River. Mess, Wagon. FIRST Ace. Eyi-
/ IDENTIFY.
craft are expected 10 be or hand
The club VIII supply skis for all
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Salem Scores
In Last Heat

FhtDat hksiIt>
Yakima I. Vancouver :
Wenstehee s. Spokane 4.
Salem 5. Tacoma 2
salem's Senators last night ~
Athletic Park scored three runs in
their last frame and beat the
Tigers. ) 10 2 Bengal errors
aided in the defeat. three Of them
coming at bad moments. The win
gave Salem a stronger grip on
fourth place.
Yakima beat Vancouver in the
hot fight for second place. 4 to ,.
behind Al Liens shit hurting.
wenatchee blasted Bob kinna-
man. spokane's star hurler. and
won. To 4
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craft are expected 10 be or hand
The club viii supply skis for all
who wish 70 use them.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 5. New York 1.
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SPECIAL MATCH RACE ~,

Wagrringl 10 be run IN fhf fNthI OF
y fast track only: 3 fnrlongs-
t327l Campus FaIsser GRAY -. no
1871 Scar Leg mo boy .....s.. llo
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TIT III NNtF = NoH1. tIaImInr. >
year-olds and up. II, furlonKs
Hercsi uis .....l2.70 $50 $50
Mica Rock tin6l =. $50 SAC
Middle Blouse tIoe1 500
Jockeys In order: @ Zuftlt. A
Howry Il. Franklin Time. Ill:
Crack Mortgage. Rocco. Middle Blouse
Renton, Chryseis.
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SINTH RACE xsn5. eIaIminI

seaf-olds and up: ! l-i6 miles.
Glorious Hills iosl - 90 81 10 81 70
Sport Fan NioSi 49,. 100 $40
uftncA Lad li2 54o
Jockeys IN order: c Rails. @ Burns.
d. Dodson. Time sSI. Anna Bub-
bling. letitia S. Miss Bay. orh's First.
WI Trio. Axusa.
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flrrH Racr-Pnrs, ssos; s-year-

nIds and UUs fIaIHiIHks HfEF IT" sf'tI''
aga Prediction tWatson) -. ll5
s4l Fl Portal tno boy 1850. 1l5
34l BarsAc fDodson1 .....s... 10
All sen fHowry1 los
AL Jacodra fWtlSon1 ..st.... 10
a4l Roman Whistler Burns .. llo
34i Mlckie Speed tzufelD .s.. 10
al Package tNarnerl ........ 10
SAB VaidinA jig Rails $500. ITO
32s Royal sortie duncan -. llo
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N and NM ITHImIUN. 81 FHFFHFE-
as Csuaftn wilson .. Ia
ass Prince Pie tzufelt4 ...-.- -
s77 NuneAton mo boY1 ....... lua
a3s Whip Hand lFrankfnl loo
ass Idle Bubbles duncan -. -
AT DrolIlng iWoodsl .-s.--... lo5
3sa Golden Float fBurns1 -. lon
339 Green jade warner -. loe
so4 Bootsr Billy tHoxrY1 -. ~
337 Queen Earn tDodsonl -. Ius
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Entries

SECOND RACE PnrSe ssaa =
Fsar-olds and up. claiming: FUR
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sean GhAii ul6A 1870 80 40
Storm Warning ni61 $50 TO
FLYING Stick lil . 4lo
jockeys In order: C Rails. A
Howry. Z. Franklin Time ass.
Julia BludEeon. Smoky W. fndepenu-
ent Way. Step.
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fol RITZ RACE

Gold Norm u1ol ...lpso $40 $40
Iarrior Lyons lloa1 lT2o $40
Norway Nell los) sio
Jockeys In order. T. GRAY e Baxe.
V Bovine. Time. 1912. Lady Hilika.
Brown Pennant. CruSal. Aborigin.e.
Tadpols
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year-olds and up: claiming one mir
s3s Gladys Ann wilson -. I'm
ssf smoky " fDodson1 5000. llh
334 haepop Burns --...z.s.- III
3a2 Mortgage Pride fFrankiin1 loo
5s- - spasr.rr4 slo3
ar Claude X WATSON $500. 10
abo ufinca Lad Woods -
s4A Don Star Duncan 1850. loo
aa2 sun Streak stafford 10
ao4 Louis A Miriam lZufete ITO
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and M. rlaImlng. 0nf I-Ih HllIts
925 Autumn Color Burns -. lis
343 wyoming aDlsy tho boy los
334 Sunday Child Mccormick ia
a4s Formax mo boy ......s1o9
343 Alice Jean (Wnsonl ...... 100
3s2 Broad Royal tzufelt1 49,. lis
f2621 Mccarthy fFranklinl -. ll3
SOD Double Dip mo boy1 100
all Shasta Slipper tHowryl ..'lo3
t325l Edgar Boy Rails ...#..... ll3
342 Custavla (Duncanl ...... ZOE
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SEVENTH RaCE-furse 81 sos: y
and up. claiming. miles.
THT OLYMPIC Cur

t3241 Tiny Tim Duncan .s...- loa
aga Jockarando fHowry1 $500. lo4
t39s1 Anhelation tFrankltn) -. i07
32s Beldad Burns .......... 100
f22sl paldlna Mink mo boy -. lis
324 Rodney Dan tFTanklinl -. lo4
334 Redneok tWilsonb $1,000. lo4
343 Mullet Rails .-.#....... los
Sweet Man tho boy $500. los
asa Mess Wagon tBazel ..... l0S
3a3 Chan Chan tStoddard1 -. los
asa sun Bludgeon tBovinel -. los
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SALEM


Totals ..3S 8 2 ~ 10 o.
Batted for Shoemaker N eighth.
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THfHf1 HNtT-NfHa. Claiming:
sear-oids and up; foaied In Wash
fnxton.
Dsv Lady unA 50 40 81 40 a. |
Fort Ryola uiD 40 a.
Forest Queen ti06l al
Jockeys IN order A Howry. u Dod
son. @. Burns. wehb's Flight, Llk
Lassie. Shylika. Glad Man.
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year-oid maidens: five furionrS.
Redina 1odl ....s..i go se0 $40
Lady Seraleyo uIol $40 400
Ever Seventy 1loi.. $50
Jockeys IN order: H b Wilson. r
Gray, X Watson. Time. 5ea. Black
Streak. Titles LAssie. Muoiiidee.