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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
WILDCAT QUINTET
FACES BUSY WEEK
Bulldogs To Invade Y Floor
Tuesday; Cats To Make
Two Trips

r,e Wildcats Of New Hanover
,,,,n school face a busy week Of bas.
,.,ba1l with the Durham Bulldogs
,.,,ine on the "Y" floor Tuesday
,;obt and the Wildcats making a
.rin 10 Raleigh and Durham Thurs
day and Friday.
miriam is now leading the league
18th the locals resting on the bottom
Nth one victory out of five games
n1ayed in the conference. The locals
n1aved fast and accurate ball Tues
dsy night to stop the visiting Black
birds Of Rocky Mount % to 26 after
tho game had gone into two over
+;mA periods with Cliff Owensby, for
ward who had gone scoreless in the
,eaulation quarters, dropping in a fol.
law no shot shortly after the second
overtime had started.
The Bulldogs have been sliding
merrilv along in the eastern division,
hut were stopped by the flashy High
Point five earlier in the season.
Every team in the conference has
tested the Bulldogs, but the Wildcats
and they may prove the ones to up
set the dope this week and set the
conference race into a scramble be.
tween the Durham team and the Pur.
pie Hurricane of Raleigh High school
which is now sitting in the second
spot ready to jump into the lead
should the champs falter.
The locals are pointing for the
Durham game and the largest crowd
Of the year is expected to be on hand
t, see the champions who have en-
joyed a three year reign Of high
school basketball fight to ward off
he attack of the underdog Wildcats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
TIGERS RELEASE
VETERAN AVERlLL

DETROIT, Feb. 8.-R-The De-
troit Tigers today announced the
outright release of veteran Earl
Averill, 37-year-old utility man, to
make a place on the roster for
Walter '.Hoot' Evers, newly signed
19-year-old outfielder.
One of the American Leagues
leading hitters in his hey-day with
the Cleveland Indians, Averill
broke into organized baseball with
San Francisco in 1926. In 1926
Cleveland purchased him for a re.
puted $4,000 and he stayed with
the Indians until 1889. Then, after
a salary dispute, he was traded tc
Detroit for pitcher Harry Eisenstat
and cash.
Originally a centerfielder, Aver.
i'll became a utility man at De.
troit. AS a Tiger, he failed to re.
gain the batting eye which gave
him a 1878 average in 1886, his
best year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Span Insurance Fraud
Broker Is Sentenced

SEATTLE, Feb. 8.-(P)-HalIett
r. French, 4~5-year-old socialite, was
sentenced to not more than Is years
in prison today for keeping pre-
miums on $500, 900 worth of insur-
ance issued on the Inflated Tacoma
Narrows bridge and failing to tell
his company about the policy. The
state parole board will set his de-
finite term later.
Superior Judge Malcolm Douglas
ignored French's fearful pleas for
leniency as well as a petition signed
by 100 businessmen, some of whom
appeared in court, requesting leni-
ency. French pleaded guilty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

ton of Trades, he said the fees for
national unions "have not been
raised since the emergency program
started"
"In view of the disturbance
which has been raised yer initia.
ton fees" he announced, II will
recommend to the executive coun-
Gil of the American Federation
meeting next week that the council
request the national unions to ap-
ply the rule of reason in the initia-
ton of new members in their
unions"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Vigh To Meet Soose
Again On March Z

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-LR-Ernie
Nish and Billy Soose, the ranking
contenders for a shot at the middle
weight championship, were matched
today for a return bout March Z in
Madison Square Garden.
soose was awarded a narrow de-.
clsion over the slugger from New
burgh, N. Y, in a ten-rounder last
night, but so sharply divided were
the ringside experts over who was
actually in front at the finish that
Promoter Mike Jacobs ordered the re-
turn 60, this time over the 12-round
route. Soose was floored for a count
OF eight in the eighth round last
night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Add Warren To Donate
Boxing Tourney Award

CHARLOTTE, Feb. 8.-RICaro-
linas Golden Gloves officials an
nounced today that Add Warren,
wrestling coach at Duke Univer-
sity, would donate a trophy to the
outstanding heavyweight of the
tournament here February 1924.
Warren, a star pugilist in his
University of North Carolina days
and later a professional, taught
boxing at Duke until the sport was
abandoned there. He wrote officials
Of the Charlotte tournament that
he wanted to keep his hand in
the game. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
SPORTS
Valuable Double

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 8-(R)-
The spotlight was on Whirl-
away today at Hialeah, but 20
bettors with 81 Daily Double
tickets were unimpressed-they
collected $1,054.10 each.
Willow Springs, winner of the
first race, paying $32. go to win
was coupled with Innoyia- in
the second, which romped in
with a $113 payoff for 50 tickets.
making the Daily Double pay
equivalent odds of $780, 10 to
/. T
Bobby Merritt who has been
out of the saddle most of the
season due to an infested hand
had a leg up on Innovia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Four Nazis Are Cited
For Bravery In Africa

ROME, Feb. S.-(P)-A dispatch
from Adds Ababa, capital of Ethio.
pia said tonight that four German
sailors had been cited for gallantry
alongside Italian Sailors"
Assigned to an anti-aircraft
battery during numerous enemy
bombings," the citation said, "they
distinguished themselves for calm
GOODNESS and disdain of danger"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
MISS NORTH

RALEIGH-Miss Louise Bennett
of Winston-Salem, who will be Miss
North Carolina at the Texas Mard
Gras and Pan-American pagean'
in Galveston February 21-25, called
on Governor Broughton today.
She and the Governor posed fol
pictures. |
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Green Issues Denial
Oh Union Fee Charge.

ATLANTA, Feb. s.-P-William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor, said tonight
the charges of "racket" hurled at
unions collecting imitation fees from
workers on defense projects "made
me indignant, and there's not a
word of truth in them"
Interviewed prior to his address
at the banquet celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the Atlanta Fedora.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
RECORD FIELD

PINEHURST, Feb. 8.-LR-Rich-
ard Wallach, Jr., secretary of the
Sandhills Association, said today in.
dications were that the seventh an.
nual renewal of the Sandhills Steeple.
chase March is would attract the
largest field of horses in history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
William Moore Hurt
In Automobile Crash

William Moore, of Church street,
about %, was painfully but not
seriously injured in an automobile
accident at Sunset Park last night.
Moore. suffered a torn lower lip,
the tear extending far into the side
of his jaw, the loss of six teeth,
a broken nose and a cash over his
left eye.
None of his injuries was serious.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
Little Cards 81
In Texas Open Tourney

New York City's zoo contains
animals with feeding periods rang
ing from once every five minutes
to once every two weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

Rosicrucians were a group of
philosophers, originating with a
German monk named Rosencruez
in the fourteenth century.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

1t is possible, by repeated pro-
cess of starvation, to make a worm
live 20 times longer than it would
otherwise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

The Pioneer Woman" state at
Ponca City, Okla, has been visited
by than $50, 900 persons since
its erection in 1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

Anthony Anston, a shipwreck VIC
tim, was the first actor ever to
visit North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

An eye-testing device known al
a phoroptor can work out 81, GEO..
1856, 816 different prescriptions for
spectacles.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
GuIIs 10 Seek Second
Win on Eagles Ice
In Tilt tuesday
Game in New York Today
Opens Busy Week for
D. c. Hockey Team

-Four outstanding hockey games
two at Riverside Stadium and an
other pair on foreign rinks, are
slated for the Washington Eagles
this week, with game with the
New York Rovers today at Madi-
son Square Garden touching of the
program.
Tuesday night the aggressive At
lantic City Sea Gulls will invade
Riverside and on Friday night the
Baltimore Orioles will journey here
The leading Eagles will shift
to River Vale, N. j., on Saturday
night to continue their quest of
Eastern Amateur Hockey League
honorS.
The Sea Gulls, who have given
the Eagles more trouble than any
other team in the loop this season.
will be making their second visit
to Riverside. On their first visit
here they whipped Washington, 6-5,
and nurse ambitions of becoming
the first team to trim the Eagles
twice on their own ice.
One of the features of Tuesdays
tussle will be a duel of individual
scorers in which Norman Burns,
the Eagles league leader, engages
Sammy Fasano, Atlantic City's
runnerup. Burns now is pacing the
league by a comfortable margin.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
PIummer Risks Stinq
OF Green Hornet
On Turner Mat

The Green Hornet. alias Who's
tungwho, will be graduated to a
feature role Thursday night at
Turner's Arena. but his opponent
won't be Ernie Dusek, as per
schedule.
The masked grappler, latest of a
lengthy list Of mat villains, which
has included the Shadow, Masked
Marvel and Golden Terror, will
tangle with Lou Plummer, another
nasty fellow.
Promoter Joe Turner charges
Dusek has taken a runout on the
scheduled match with the Hornet.
The masked mailman entered the
ring last week and challenged the
winner of the Milo Steinborn-Dusek
match and both accepted. Ernie
won. but claims he isn't interested
In meeting Mr.. Hornet.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Grondom Of Greyhound &c. Worlds Oldest Standard Bred
Scoring Wits Out Young s Foxo Postm Of Pensd zomexer

but suffered an injury in the
second heat when a rival fell
against her. Despite the hurt
she hustled home third, but had
to be withdrawn from the final
contest.
In her comeback attempt in
1912 she won her only start. But
her campaigns in 1918 and 1914
were replete with failures. She
quit the circuit permanently in
1915.
A few years later she was pur-
chased by Calumet Farm. In
1888, when Calumet, then
standardized Ctrotters) estab-
lishment, announced it was going
to break up its trotting holdings
in favor of thoroughbreds Tac-
ers), Wright decided he would
part with all his holdings except
Zombrewer, Nervolo Belle and
Sienna, the grand old women"
Of the circuit.
Since then Nervolo Belle and
Sienna have died, but Zombrewer
has yet to show any disturbing
dgu Of seniNty.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Suntu Anita Results
Bvt tl.Associated Press.

Bv Il Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $1,000; z-year-
olds; 3 furlongs
Chiquita Mia (HaaD 700 $50 $40
Bold Lucy Gray $50 $50
bVsldina Melia tPariso) 400
Aiso rap.aBoots and spg5. HOOK.
cCrystsI Chimes, Abbrsvistion
aW Boeing entry, bValoina Farm entryi
CIR c. Stable entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 500, claiming:
4yesTolsf snd up; tuTlos6s s6 soo ao
Queen Toke 'Rodrisuez 44o nn
Black HIghbrow CPsriSoD 800
Aiso ra2nM7Brg!o n7, Laepan, s saD:rsi,c.:rq. c.q.
mica. Cora S. and Carouse.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 500. claim.
ms; 3,ysaI-olds and up s t:1rlonsto 90,
The Raider (Nevesl $50 40
Aiso i"oei ranEPot ! - sho,, Kiosk. s,ngl. WINS.
ssyinHs Bank Do Justice and Free Ex-
FIFTH RAcE-Purs. $1,000 claiming:
t-year olds and up: furionss
Evil Spirit tBlerman) 80
Also ranHsumatrs III centup. God
Volt, Foeoso. Perfect Rhyme, Battery. Last
Call and cinesar.
SIXTH RACE-The Santa Catalina Han
dicap, purse ST. 500 added California
bred: 3-year-oldS and I'D J.. miles
Sweep Ida 'Nevesl 40 500 40
CAYENNE tDeeringi 2l.20 II 20
Rolling Ball lDodson) 1880
Time As
Also rsn-ArdeneH. Yankee Dandy. Up
n over, Big Ben, wilton, LavenEro. 5uo-
bling Boy and Justice NJ
SEVENTH RAcE-Grace c h.nd1e.r:
purse. g. 500, allowances: 4yesr-olds and
up: l mile
Vino Puro adams 100 $50 80
Genl. Manager tCoroettJ so 40
Fairy Chant James $40
Time. 3a2s
Belplay and Roush Pass
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 500, claImlns:
4year-olds and I'D, u. miles.
Argonne Woods (RodrisuezJ 1880 $40
Johsrie Uonsden) $40
Also ran-Ginobi. a Tow Rope. Balm Ma
ris. Jest Once. Bucket Head. On Location
and At Play.
Edsemont Stable and =. C. Ses.r
entry.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
New Faces Brighten
Boxing Program al
Turner S, Maybe
YusseII GoIdstein, Joe
Boscurino Will Make
Washington Debuts

New faces for old, well, practically
new, is the theme tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena where a couple of
8-round jousts top the boxing bill.
One will introduce to Washing
ton ring fans Yussell Goldstein,
broth of lad from the auld sod
The other will bring a breath of
freShnesS-it is hoped-in the person
of Joe Boscarino Joe halls from
that exclusive subdivision, Brook
lyn, and is well spoken of by his
friends.
Goldstein, acclaimed one of the
most promising welters working on
New York's subway circuit, is un-
beaten in two years of campaigning
it is alleged-and will be a top
heavy choice to win the nod over
Sweet Willyum Mcdowell Gold
stein is supposed to be so heavy with
ring goods eight rounds won't give
him time enough to show it all.
Boscarino will play punching bag
to Buffalos talented left jab, al
though it is being bruited about that
he Is fair club fighter and will
make it interesting. Buffalo is
building up slowly to a match with
Phil Fur. A couple of weeks ago he
bounced a blizzard of rights and
lefts off one Manuel Villas chin to
score knockdoWn and take a
unanimous decision.
Carol Alexandria, whose chief
claim to fame is an ill-deserved de-
cision over Vince Truminella. meets
Pee Wee Lewis in the opening A.
rounder. 1t will be followed by g.
FOUNDERS between Buddy Holmes vs..
Eddie Finazzo; Johnny Yellovich VS..
Ell Brookman. New faces for old.
What, no Billy Banks?
Evening star., 1941-01-26
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-They're
serving Clarence the Red Burman
up in Madison Square Garden Fri
day night for Joe Louis 18th de-
fenSe OF his world heavyweight
championship, with all indications
that the number will prove unlucky
only TO Clarence the Red.
II courage and confidence alone
could beat Louis. the Baltimore
redhead undoubtedly would knock
the bomber right out from under
his crown Friday, because he is no
more afraid of the champion than
he is Of slightly dead pigeon. But
as several fellows who tried it can
testify, just heart alone isn't go
ing to turn the trick, and Red
doesn't seem to have the necessary
big guns and armor plate to go
with 1t.
He has speed, a solid left hook
to the body which is admired even
by his sponsor, old Jack Dempsey,
and alf-crouching, weaving style
that may baffle Joe for while.
But sooner or later, Louis figures
to catch up with him. say some
where after the first five rounds.
Louis to Be Busy Fighter.
Making his first start in 194l,
Louis goes to the post for the sec
ond time in his fight-a-month cam
paign which began when he turned
out the lights for AL Mccoy in Bos-
ton in December. From here, un-
less an accident happens, Joe goes
to Philadelphia to tangle with Gus
Dorazio February II, to Detroit for
a probable party with large Abra-
ham Simon in March, and to Los
Angeles for his third get-together
with durable Arturo Godoy in April.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
By the Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 25-
The sauciest, bossiest hoss at
Warren Wright's Calumet Farm
is Zombrewer, grandam of Grey
hound, the greatest trotter of all
time.
The old gray mare just won't
show her age.
On January l, age change date
of all horses, zombrewer, living
a life of well-earned ease, passed
her 36th milestone. And 36
makes her the oldest standard
bred in the world. The oldest
thoroughbred is Merrick, 38.
Dan Mahany, Calumet Farm
manager, says Zombrewer Is agile
and sound, but irritable.
I'VE put the old gal in field
with some thoroughbred fillies,"
said Manhany, land you ought
to see her-she runs them around
the paddock, snaps at them and
scares them to death"
Foaled in 1905, Zombrewer was
bred by Zack Brewer, q Colum-
bus (Ohio) coal dealer.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

She didn't start race until
she was a 3-year-old and her
successes that season were nil.
In fact, she didn't win a race
until her final test as q 4-year-
old. BY the time she was 5,
Zombie found her stride, chop
ping her time from 2:14A down
to 2:101a.
So impressive was her style
that she was purchased from
Brewer by Aaron Williams OF
Corning, N. Y, who put her un-
der the whip of William L. Snow,
leading driver at that time.
AS 6-year-old in 1911, Zombie
became the heroine of the Mid
west trotting folks. In the In
dianapolis race, she copped all
three heats, one Of her trials
being timed at 2:04A.
At Kalamazoo, Mich, she took
the star event there, beating
Fanny Stanton, another horse
destined to be renowned as a
broodmare.
At Grand Rapids. Mich. q little
later, she captured the 1arst heat
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Sweepida Receivers
Racing Form, Bags
Santa Catalina
Cayenne, Platter, Second
In $4,000 Handicap
At Suntu Anita
a, the Axsoriated presx.

p, the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.-Sveep-
ida, winner of last years Santa Anita
Derby, galloped back into form TO-
day after two recent Disappointing
races and captured the $4,000 Santa
Catalina Handicap.
Cayenne, a 25-to-1 shot. was Sec
ond, Rolling Ball third and Big Ben
fourth.
H. c. Hills victorious entry van
pushed 10 other California bred
3-year-olds and upward in the mile
and lie event in 148 and, as the
favorite, paid s740, IS and s42o.
Cayenne, a claiming platter, re-
turned s2l.20 and sl120 and Rolling
Ball paid $3.50.
Lavengro, second choice to the
winner. made a mild bid around the
far turn and then fell back. Justice
M was carried wide on the first
turn.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

The list of her foals reads like
an honor roll of trotting.
Among her offsprings are CAL
umet Cream, 2:07; Calumet
Brewer, 2:06la; Senator Brewer,
2:05; Peter the Brewer, 2:02l2:
Marjorie the Great, 2:O9, dam of
the Great Guy, 2:02A, and Eliz-
abeth, gray mare by Peter the
Great and dam of Greyhound,
holder of the present world trot-
ing record for the mile-1:55A-
and acknowledged by all as the
finest trotter ever to whoOp a
crowd to its feet.
zombrewer now is a penSioner
at Calumet. What Manager
Mahany fears most is that some
day the old gray mare will see
a sulky.
She'll probably rear up and
demand that somebody drive her
to Goshen for a crack at the
Hambletonian," said Dan. IF
they'd give her a special race for
36-year-olds, she'd win it easy.
Cause this old gal IL in . class
by herself"
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Fort Hunt Basketers
Capture Feature in
Boys Club Loop

Fort Hunt cagers defeated Eastern
Branch Gunners, 50-42, in the fea-
tured unlimited class basket ball
game in the Washington Boys Club
League.
In l35-pound contests, Capitol
Clippers downed Northeast Business
men. 24-17, and Eastern Branch
Rens won from Brookland Mer-
chants, 40-17, while in the l00-pound
division, Grady Rovers swamped
Eastern Branch Dux, 42-1l. and
Crandall Cubs defeated Eastern
Branch Cards, 35-l5.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Racing Selections
For I omorroW

Consensus at Hialeah (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
Remembering, Whiscendent, Ols-
wick.
Our Florence, Bit O. Green, Fam
taSma
3-Embrace, One Tip, Tragic Ending
4-Jelwell, Michigan Flyer, Handi-
boy.
5tRoyal Robes, Dawn Attack, LIE
Chat.
6-Dorimar, Gino Rex. Playhouse.
7-Histrionic, Ida Rogers, Felsun.
8+Peanut Lady, Granduce, Annikin
Best bet-Royal Robes.
HiaIeah East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Oldwick, Maequel, Hazelmont.
2-Bit O. Green, Rose Anita, Easy
Flying.
3-Tragic Ending, Old Smoothly,
Chorus.
4Jelwell, Throttle Wide, Espino
Gold.
5-Hy-Cop. Royal Robes. Wishing.
6IGino Rex, High Fidelity, Play
house.
7-Count Morse, Histrionic, Gour-
met.
S-Annikin. Alspur, Panalong.
Best bet-Gino Rex.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Courage, Burmon's Big Asset,
Not Believed Enough to Nab
Crown From Louis Friday

He'll probably spend little time
duding on his dude ranch in Michi-
gan during May, before going after
Billy Conn, the Pittsburgh gazelle,
for the big outdoor shot
AS usual, the drawing power of
Louis fists figures to make Friday
nights picnic a financial success,
thus continuing the brisk business
which has chased the wolf right out
of Uncle Mike Jacobs box office
through this indoor season. Present
indications are some $4,000 fans will
show up and the gross gate will be
around 100000.
Red Has Dempsey's Style.
Dempsey has been interested in
Reds career for the past few years,
not only because Burman'S pilot,
Max WaXman, is the Manassa
maulerS business manager. but also
better resemblance TO the style
he used to cut up the heavyweight
division in the terrific 20s Burman
weaves in close, much as Jack did,
and throws short punches, which
are not so much as Jacks.
He has been ranked among the
first five heavyweights in the world
for the last two years, ever since he
gave Tommy Farr going over.
Later, he took boat ride and
dropped a return decision to Tommy
in London, but on this side Of the
Atlantic he hasn't lost a fight in
four years. Starting with 1888,
he has won II straight in this
country.
It's going to be too bad to break
a string like that, which is what
figures to happen unless Louis is
much worse than he was in his
somewhat dismal showing against
MCCOY last month.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
HioIeuh Park Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCldleQ EEtoS
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 2-year-
Albatross tAndersonl 400 80 $50 S66oo
Methodical Dabson) 100 $50
Notes Roberts 3.oo
Also ranIJoe Ray. Draw By. Michigan
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms 4-yee!colds and up g a. miles IN a,o
Hiliblond lslstel $50 $50
Bootless, Victory March and Merry Pete.
DAILY Double paid Slo.4oJ
THIRD eAcE-purse. 81 400: tn. suen.
T;ass snh aSssf},0.as, 'HE5GHS' s5so 80
S5a5hsvs{s Sises 9sruitNss.os, A5isf1s 500 1925 sS
Also ran@sky Lane; Da1Tn Hortase,
Be-. Rsd Mantilla' ROYAL RUDY II ana Mae
rogEsH sna SP f14So sarsGss claim
Kings Blue (Sniderl 1880 400 $50
Watch over MEADE, $50 80
CounterpoSe Johnson 4SO
Aiso iis,5e ranHHish One. Fairfax and Wal
loper.
FIFTH RACE--Purse, 81 800, the orange
State Handicap; 4-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
Big Pebble HUFF 4S.90 IL 30 $50
Little Risk tEadsl $50 80
Great Albert tMeade) $50
Time, l:l3a,
SIXTH RACES, 900 added: the Miami
Beach Handicap; 3-year-olds and up 1is
miles on the turf.
Topee tAtkinsonl $50 500
Many Stngs (Robertson) 300
Also ran-Potranco, Detroit Bull Evarch,
Brown Bomb Cherry Trife. a Frances
Keene, I Hougomonte.
al. o. Keene entry. Field
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and UP: 1a4 miles.
Yartis (Wright) 41O $50
Sure Touch tSsto) o9o
Time, 3,04'S. Will.
Also ran-Panjab, Endymon Brlght
Rebel English Harry and Ardour.
EIGHTH RACE-.Purse; 81 300; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Mucho Gusto CYounsl $40 800 300
Miss B. B #. A. Smith 80 $50
Key Man (Arcaro) 3.2U
Also ran-close To and Busy Man.