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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

used throughout the hall Mrs.
Mierow. queen-elect, and all off,
GERS will be gowned In white and
each of them will carry arm
bouquets planned especially 10
blend with the lavish Egyptian
setting
Mrs C q. Lynn Will make the
address of welcome. Mrs. Joseph
Crews will present Mrs. Long with
the past queens jewel and Mrs
II. F. Love will present her with a
life membership card.
Following the installation of
Mrs. Mierow other elective and
appointive officers to be installed
are: Mesdames (. J. Doherty,
Princess Royal; F. C. Spike. Prin-
cess Tirzah: II. p. Grubbs, Princess
Badoura; Frank Hibbard, re-
corder; A. A. Campbell. banker.
Oscar Borell, marshal; r. c.
COLLECT, chaplain; II. B. Bray. lady
of the keys: Ada Levenrenz. lady
of the gates; ladies in waiting to
the queen. Mesdames +. J. Rybin.
Princess Nydia; f. J. Garrison.
Princess Zuleiks; c. n. kallander,
Princess Zenobia: o. W. Davis.
Princess Zuleima, J. d. Shotwell
and d. w. Sessions, attendants:
Irving Nelson, flag bearer. and
Bertha Bede. color bearer.
Henry Foss. potentate of Afifi
temple OF the Shrine will be intro
duced. following his talk there will
be vocal selections by the Egyptian
choir and q violin solo by Bar
bara Ann Reed, accompanied by
Mrs. William b Reed.
Special committees include Mes
danes George Mullin. hospitality.
F. s. Martin. Ray r. Bolin. George
Bachwood. finance. James W.
Matheson, program. II. r Love,
J. A. Mcleod. Gertrude Lemons.
social: c. o. Lynn. publicity. and
Jay w Mccune. general chairman
orthopedic committee
chairwomen for the varion.
circles and clubs are Hesdames
William ]. stedman. North End.
Katherine Neff, Central: o r Nc
Call, South Side: Mis-. Nell simp-
son. Mecca club. W. r. Wotton,
Valley Nile. Puyallup. r. c. COLLECT.
Selah. Olympia. Mattaye Lewis,
Fora. Raymond. Jeaneva Botteher.
Zuleika. Chehalis: Ida Gilman,
Hoquiam: Carolyn fssaeson. Aber-
deem: ". L. Bender. p J. Abra-
ham. Irving Nelson. Weston De-
Maris. Geo. Van Valkenberg. l. ".
Tuttle. r. NJ Densmor.. Edwin
Harris. A ". Norwood. and
Ellen Younkin. decorations
An exhibition drill by IN. patrol
girls Will close the installation pro-
gram. The grand march will be
under the direction Of Noble
Charles Burt. followed by dancing
from $50 10 II 30
Ivy chapter. o. v. n, officers
will exenplify initiatory work Fri
day evening al o'clock. with
Mrs Arthur Hart. worthy nairon.
and Alfred Hodges. worthy patron.
presiding. After initiation and
regular business. reports Of COM
mittees Will be given. Late sup
Per will De served In the dining
room. with Mrs. Jennie Walker.
Mrs. e. Benjamin. Mrs.. v Russell
and Mrs. Herbert Ford ~ host
eeses.
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Annual Cabaret Dance OF u. G.. T.
To Be at Winthrop on Saturday
Mr.. vern oo~ney |, Chairman Of Affair; Many Member
And Friends Have Made Resersiions For Festive Part

United Commercial Travellers and their friends are an
tepang their cabaret dance be held Saturday
in the Crystal ballroom Of the Winthrop Mr. Milton Ken.
senior counselor has appointed Mr. Neru + Downey
general chairman Of the affair.
Decorations for the spring dance viii be planned by the
Ladies auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Chrisiensens 10 Have
Open House Friday

Marking the golden anniversary
of their marriage 50 years $50
In Seattle. M. and Mrs Chris
Christensen. sia Ma. ssth st. will
hold open house on Friday from
| until 4 o'clock and from until
? o'elosk.
The chf1stenaens have raised
seven children. slx living. They
are Mr.. Fred Christensen of Yak
ina. Mrs. Alma Riley OF Pacific
Grove. Calf. Mr.. Walter c. Chris.
tensen. Mrs. Clara Rogers. Mrs.
corinns Douglas and Mr.. Joseph
Christensen. all OF Taeoma.
Sharing also In tbs celebration
viii be several Of their ID grand
children. Their daughters and
daughters ln.law Will be in charge
Of The reception.
MsGarssr Pr~sehool IL sponsor
ing = card party Saturday st 7 40
p. m. ~ Normsnna hall. 18th and
X cts. Piaoehls. BOO and bridge
will be played. There siIi he
prizes and refreshments Mrs 1.
V. Lsraon IL general chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Rogers PIT. A. 10 Present
Snrina Carnival Friday

N ~ , 2 rs q EoKeFs Psf*nfs
Teacher association are presenting
a Spring Carnival Friday evening
from 7 10 10 30 O'Clock. A MAJOR
Bosss program. Blngo and other
games viii be played A novelty
booth and fish pond also Will De a
part Of the program.
Mrs Ire geichl In general chair.
mar Of the event. assisted by
Hesdamss n Blodgsit. J. W. Gull
likson. Edwards. ott.rson. st~y-
ems. Kronhoid. Heiisbloon. Blnehsr
AID GftzenakI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Il President. el1b Of John "

Pact Presidents club Of John X.
Thompson auxiliary will meet Pr
day for a II 20 luncheon IN N.
dining room II the Washington
Apis 20. tn and Tacoma ave
Plans for tbs April Il meeting
when chairs vii be filled ain be
eompleted Ers Fred Toells vii
preside e. the business meeting.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
by Clare Booshe

slaughtered itself off the face of the earth thousands of years
ago.
So let the men, if they wsh boast of Churchill The spirit of
Florence Nightingale made and will keep England stronger
English today of Florence NightingaesD
Take that extraordinary married team Free Chnas lead
ers Generassmo Chang Kaishek and his American-edu-
Gated wife May Ling Chang History may quarrel for hum
dred years with the Geneassmos politics and campaigns 1t
will quarrel with the acts and accomplishments of May
ling Chang Her orphanages, her medical nursing diet
airy, teaching religious womens corps have saved lives
than the Japanese bullets have taken The Generaissimos
job to keep China fighting Madame Chang Kaheks job
is keep China praying loving hoping eating, hpng.
Should Madame Chang fail her job the Generaissimos
might well be in vain Should the Generassmo fall Madame
Changs will still bear good fruits and pay dividends China
for a hundred years.
In dealing with the problems of China, Madame Chi
ang has devised unique pan Whenever the Generaissmo
makes appointment, political military, Madame Chang
asks that appontee wife give why she also should
her country heart by shoulder with her husband
good of health heavy family obligations
forthcoming then the wife given appointed job in of
Madame Chiang's social service organizations
Evening star., 1941-08-31
WHAT | LIKE ABOUT WOMEN
The author the and Women again does
dissectng job her a angle
Assau

There of course hundred other like
besides this prime that they constructive than
But of them have do with those attributes of
loyalty wamheartedness forgiveness, have already
toned But there is rather personal which is
perhaps equally important all the others and this
one is as true in peace as it is in war;
like women because by and large they much
honest and straightforward and therefore easier to under
stand, than men, Women sometimes fool men, who easily
and eagerly fooled not only by but by each other But
seldom fooled by except by choice and
by Women can't and don't try fool one another
To skip for any attempt prove the point
you imagine Mrs Hitler Mrs Stain trusting another
far Stain has trusted Hitler harborng split
second any doubts to the others ultimate actions? III
anything that right at this moment Mrs Stain say
ing, Il told you so Joe!'
,ooans hopes aims, ambitions desires goals and mods
0badi apparent at to anyone who not purbnd
Let spend hour with woman in her home and will
tell you whether her ambition for husband her children
herself whether that ambition material spirit
ua whether she prepared to make any sacrifice for it.
Her home adverses these for all the world For she
generally speaking creates her home.
Her home nescapaby the outward and material express
sion of her inward and spiritual self And other
CONTINUED poss 14)
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Eo9ef ToF SeFvice
HERE any need conscrpt as there SOL
diers Where the need s there they Women
times confused they America today what pre-
Csey they might should do to make the less
and cruel for their and to hasten the day of peace for
their children but when they told discover for them
selves they there do it. willing and ready without
plant, without coercion.
In civilian ranks it always the of the country who
first accept and then seek cope with the bitter realities of
poverty Since this second world began years
ago almost the entire burden of European relief has been
voluntarily shoudered and handled by Always caol-
ing dagoong the they staged of the benefits
solicited and given most of the money and materials
prodgous extent this Christian show while the have
been intent on their bloody and barbarous
Let really America, and all the world will see
What like about women their infinite capacity for serv-
ice without fear of punishment hope of reward their ability
organize, their determination to finish whatever job they
undertake and the wonderful and beautiful fact that their
organization and their determination always in the drec
ton of the charitable and peaceful aspirations of society
Their consistent aim render the tragic lot of mankind
but less tragic All criticisms of pale
beside this nconrovertibe knowledge have of them
the constructive They therefore the
oal Women know that there rational way of deal
ing with people except with love- and rational foundation
for society except love- If like men, really like
their brains and hearts, the human would have
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Favored Rineie Yields
To Third Coveyin
Revere Handicap
Drive From Dead Lost
Gets Show Money for
Christmas Rough Poss
BY the Associated Press.

by lNe ASSOClaleO FIeSS
BOSTON. May 31-Holding 10
second place for the first mile and
then coming on under the stout
urging OF JOCKEY Sterling Young,
Hal Price Headley's Third Covev
captured the $1,000 Paul Revere
Handicap today at Suffolk Downs
before crowd of $4,000
GuStave Rings Ringle, 3-2 favor
ite. ran second by half length.
A length back in third place was
j. Y. Christmas Rough Pass, which
came from dead last over the final
quarter mile. Mrs. Sam Orr's Star
Boarder finished fourth, another
half length off.
Third COvev ran the mile and
sixteenth in 1443z and paid sl2.40.
S., $3.50 for a 50 ticket in the
mutuels RIngie paid SO 80 and SO 40
and Rough Pass $3.50.
Carrie Hardln's Johnnie J. went
to the top at the break and opened
up three lengths on Third Covev.
Another length off were Star Board
er and Mrs c. c. Winters Patrol
Scout running as a team.
Johnnie j. stopped deep in the
far turn and Third COvey. together
with the pack. ganeed up for the
lead Third Covey held or gamelv
under a drive and STAYED off all bids
except Rough Pass. which came up
with a rush on the outside
II was Third CoVeV's first stake
triumph.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
J. Hal Scores Upset
In Capitol Handicap
AT Charles Town
Fovored RoyoI Business
Out Of Money; Mae Beau
Finally Triumphs
Spe ci al Dispatch TO The Star.

Spt ClaI DlsphtCn 10 lnt othI
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. May
31.-The Capitol Handicap, mile and
one-siXteenth feature, proved dis
aStrous TO the crowd of 5000 here
today when Ewart Johnsons Royal
Business, favorite. finished in the
ruck with the winner turning up
In r. c. NAPLES J. Hal.
Buddy Root sent j. Hal on top
at the break. The colt raced the
distance over heavy track in 1:502a
to win easily. G. G.. Waugh, jr.'s
Giggle Lee and Mrs. E. Roy Routt's
Brooke Boy followed as named.
J. Hal paid $500.
A Virginia owned filly, A. L..
Leith's Farm Lands, opened the
sport by leading seven opponents
over the A -furlong route. Farm
Lands took command early to win in
0:5l'5 and pay $500.
A. c. Ysquirdo's Mae Beau. that
had failed to win in IL previous
starts this year, romped home in
the 6iz -furlongs of the second TO
pay $500.
The third. run over the Charles
Town course, saw Mrs. o. j. Halls
Emma H make it two in a row for
the favorite players by covering the
distance in 1895. She came from
off the pace TO win going away and
pay $500. The daily double COM
bination of Mae Beau and Emma H
paid Sl780.
Running Az furlongs in 0:5l,
excellent time for the condition of
the track. L. M Torresons Westing
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Modigomo on Top Throughout;
Favored Overdrown FizzIes
In Wilmington Handicap

came fast through the last sixteenth
of a mile. bya length and a half
Greentree Stables Cherry Jam was
third, half length back of Clyde
Tolson and neck in advance of
Howard Bruce's Jay Jay. George
D. Widener's Overdrawn, the solid
favorite. stopped badly and beat
only one horse in the nine-horse
field.
Light showers fell at intervals
during the better part of the after
noon but they failed to alter the
condition of the track and Madigama
was timed over fast strip in l 1:l2,
two-flfths of a second slower than
the track record. Top money in
the Wilmington was worth s4,975 TO
Owner Donald P Ross, who con-
ducts the Brandywine establishment.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse $500. claiming;
| 3-year-olds and up; mile and 20 yards.
| American Emblem
tMillisan, 1000 $50 340
| Symptom tLuce) $50 $50
silva king 300
Also ran1Jimmy W. Flyahead. Jefer-
sontown and Santouri.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
M%nSls aiySsnlH!s'; M,lisa% fsai1ns' ss4o 1900
Codoll tHanauer) 4.40 $40
fCophetua ,Cavens) 40
Also ranNLeyely Siren, fAeracala. Rio
Cado. fBond Hill. French Horn. Pompton,
Rocky Hill and Phillis B. Field
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming; s.
year .olds and up: q furlongs;;
H.,1aD sE s@ODs .srsLte1 ke Blanc $40 sssS ssS
DeliuS (MorrlSI 400
Also 1e rsnHChestnut Bur and Chsneeful.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
2-year-olds Ala furlongs.
More More Roman nan, Gnin1 ,cR.n 4o sSS 20 39S 90
Beheja KING $40
Good Lady. Lincoln Haste and Lady Clip
per.
FIFTH RAcE-Pqrss, sl.5Oo:o alloy allow
Even Roll ue Blanc) 1920 $50 $40
All True King 400 , so
Rest Awhile tMilligan) $50
Time. Lass.
Also ran-Aaron Burr. Lucky Shot and
Narghileh.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: Belle
Island Handicap: 3-year -olds and up:
furlongs
Wise Moss (Klngl 100 4.2O 300
Shakermsn ,kaufmanl 1870 $50
Cooling Spring tMilligsn) 400
Time. l:l3.
Also rsn-Stemwinder. Aerial Bomb. June
Bee, Epidor True Star and Darby DienSt.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
3-yesr-old and up: l mile and 20 yards.
Prince Sador tFlinchum) $50 $40 $50
Prospect Boy tTrombleyJ $50 $40
Sweeping Bow KING 2.60
Time. 1895.
Also ran-Nemisss, Chatterwrack and
Fredda T.
EIGHTH .RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up: 70 miles.
Catalonia ,Klns, $50 ESQ 40
Moonbow Miss (Parise) $40 40
Moonish tTrombley) 500
Time 1852.
Also ran-Bookie Me and Dancins Marie.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
.Whir|away Is Assured
OF Ride by Arcaro
In Try for Triple
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 31.-Ben Jones,
trainer of Whirlawsy. said today
he has been assured Jockey Eddie
Arcaro definitely will ride the Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness winner
when the colt tries to complete the
triple crown" in the Belmont
Stakes next Saturday.
Jones explained Jim Gaver,
trainer for Mrs Payne Whitney'S
stable, informed him Mrs. Whitneys
would not have horse in the Bel
mont. Mrs Whitney is Arcaros
contract employer and would have
first call on his services if she
started a horse in the 1l2-mile
grind. She has about given up on
the colt Monday Lunch as starter,
however.
Arcaro handled Whirlaway for the
first time in the Derby and won by
eight lengths. The next week he
piloted the flying chestnut to q five
lengt triumph in the Preakness.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
FiI|y Leader Of 1910
Oaks Victor Over
Dark Discovery
Harvard Square Scores
In Roseben os Weight
Curbs Phipps Colt
ny the Associated Press.

SN the ASSOCIATED fFeSS.
NEW YORK. May 31-Level Best,
Equipoise's favorite daughter, made
strong bid to retain her crown
as queen of the turf today at Bel
mont Park, but King Cole indicated
there was some mistake in naming
him Grown Prince" in Whirlaway's
5-year-old reign.
Level Best. owned by Crispin Ogle-
bay and generally regarded as Elk
ky"s' best offspring when she won
the 2-year-old filly championship
last year. scored her second triumph
in five days with a driving victory
In the 25th running of the priced
Coaching Club of America Oaks.
King Cole. public choice in the Rose
ben Handicap, couldn't stand
stiff stretch duel and wound up
second to Arnold Hangers Harvard
Square.
Level Best Earns Sl0.275.
BY her victory in the IS mile
grind for 3-year-old flllies. Level
Best picked up winners pay envel-
ope of s10,275.
She ran the II furlongs in 2:17s5,
making every pole winning one,
but, after leading at one point by
Ave lengths, she had to go all out
to take neck decision from J. A.
Bell, jr's fast-closing Dark DiScOv-
cry. Breckenridge Longs Nasca was
third in the 3-horse field
Alfred Robertson piloted Level
Best to her victory, for which she
paid her supporters favorite's price
of $3.50 for each 81 winning ticket.
King Cole. from Ogden Phipp's
barn and highly regarded since run
ming second to Whirlaway in the
Preakness, couldn't carry his top
weight of 1l9 pounds far enough
today in the 6-furlong Roseben.
King Cole Holds Place.
After hooking up with Joseph E
Widener's Roman in speed duel for
a quarter of mile. he couldn't with
stand Harvard Squares closing
squirt and was beaten by three
quarters of length, while holding
the place safe from w. H Laboy-
teauxs Springwood. These three.
the only 3-year-olds in the field of
seven, were trailed home by such
older campaigners as ParaSang,
Roman. DR.. Whinny and The Chief.
Harvard Square was clocked in
I'll over a fast track and returned
$3.50 for 81 in scoring his win under
Carroll Bierman's handling. The
victory was worth $1,000 to him.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Suffolk Downs Results
IHs the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
1year -olds and up: Is miles.
Blue Uniform tsnyder 1910 500 500
Sun Breeze lDelucial 500 go
Dark Beau (Caffarella) 80
Also ran@Discourse Knlshts sox, ALL
mar. Top staff and Sun Victor.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 5! 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
t6erty Sand RssHs sedsce 500 s4" ." %" %"
Orinoco Atkinson 1920
Time. :l3.
.ious' Fosey Day. scrappy Miss, F!shulfe,
3 DAILY Double paid S71.5oD
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; Is miles.
Cash Q. Boy Collins 1920 $50 55,990o
ssnnie sgr eSsh SID '1ssHs 5Bstes, '' 40
Also rannEoony Boy Weary weary Eiower; E6Hssy
Henry. Whistlins Dick, Holl Image and
Conrad Mann.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 zoo claim
ins; 3-year-oldS and up; f9rlongs chute, e6 +,
Watch Oyer ,Isylor, 4.o0 ga a9o 90
Cuizzle tOrosl 4sO
A;so ran-skin Deep. Charitable and
Time O. War.
FIFTH RAcE-.Purse $1,000; allowances;
c-yesr-olds Az furlonss, .o -so ont
70 70 (Csnarellal 1'.4O ~ out
Maupeace CTaylorl $50 out
IrlSh Iyy Briggs out
Time. q 53SS
Also ran-MethodIcsl and Powder Blum
SIXTH RACE-Purss. 81 900: claiming;
4-year-olds and Up. la miles.
stalaemite tTaylorl $3.50 "a 90 $50
PanaIons fBrisgO 44O
Also ran-sicklebill, Palamede Solar
Topi, Marching Feet. strident, Bailiwick
sno Mshlette.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added
Paul Revere Handicap; 3-year- -olds and up
Third Covey young 1910 800 3s9
Ringe Moore $50 80
RouRh Pass mora ssu
Also ran-Patrol Scout, Star Boarder,
Yopee. Johnnie j.. .Advocator and Harp
Weaver
EICH HTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
9-yesr-olds and UP: ! 1-l6 miles,
Biz Brands Son tCanD 1900 $50 40
Par orascope Bates $50 ) ~
CSveisiTt (Snyder) $50
Time l AZ
Also rsn-sir Elmer Hlgh Arch, Iron
BAR lob's BOYS WilliamstoUn.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Lincoln Fields Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $50; claiming
HerminS fgrf1Si B IN 1McCombsi CON $50 4.so 800
King Cotton lMaeAndrev) 400 $50
Valdina Joe tLaidleyl 3.4o
Also ranHLady Infinite Crumpet and
Ottoman.
sEcoND RACEm7Pgrse I 1Er7oPgT $50; claiming
Modulator tMcCombs, $50 $50 800
Mexicana 1MacAndrewl $40 $50
Quarterback tMarinellp $40
Also i@e' ran%Gay Elf. Sweet pease. Prefer
Transit. Locked Out Leroy kins; Bright
Miss Merit.
THIRD RACE-Purse $50; elaimins;
ysaroSs esnt Tass tH5!qrss 1880 go 400
VaIdina Valet ,McCombs) $50 40
Miss Shopper tLitzenbergep $50
Also ' ran%Bolute, woodtord BeIe. Pair
fort, Quick Tool, A One. Masic Power and
Noble Saxon.
FOURTH RACE-Purse s1,OlO: allow
snees: 3-year-olds;, 8 furIones. 40 ooo
Heartmsn lMcCombsl 500 $40 300
Aljack IMscAndrewl $50 300
Vsldina Dude Brooks 80
Also ran-orand Central searcy, War
Tower. Three Percent, EpigeL. Brutus, Ken
bUWilr bOD Ndy anu hIIlk.
FIFTH ,RACE-Purse. S1.OlO: claiming:
4year-olds and UP; furlones.
Ballinderry Ross, 1920 J. 40 $40
Torch Clean tBerger) $50 $40
Matte J. tBortonl 300
Also ran-My Shadow weisenhemer,
Soup and Fish. Sun Alexandria and Pink
Gal
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000. added:
Inli Grok =
Alssb pool $50 $50 $50
Kirwin tHaritoSl 1460 500
valdina Orphan CMccombsI $50
Also rank Dorko Memphis Mans
Man Emolument. Bayridse James Quest
Royal Martha. Sergeant Bob, Omathon and
a Valdina Alpha.
aValdina Farm entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse Sl.0lO: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l mile tchute).
Deg House tRichardD IL 40 $50 4.60
Inscolad IMcCombsD $50 500
Idle Sun ,HaskelD $50
Also ran-Csddiecay, Hoptown Lass,
Waugh Pop and VisiRoth.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. Sl01O: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; e g miles
Pick Out CFarreln $50 20
Copper Tube tBeraerD 900
Also Also rsn1conville, Cayenne. Extended.
Brown Comet and Spanish Party.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Belmont Park Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 500 steeple-
chase handicap; 4-year-olds and up: about
Bay Dean Brooks $50 $50 $50
Rhadamanthus Powers 430 2.an
Little Cottase II Bennett 30
Also ran-Beach Maiden, ella Touchs,
ssspipe and Torturer.
CT. A. Clark entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
tns: 3-yeaT,olds and up: turlonsS .eo
sane sas, tSse4s fnd Glovs We 9ve 1890 ssoS e." s"
Prien tRoberts) 300
Tine, TIM i;?91s i.Ok r, 1udfrv p.,b,sbsm-
star Post Luck, Miquelon. Rugsed Rock and
DAILY Double paid s32 soD
THIRD RAcE-Purs., 81 500: claiming;
Second Thought
Tell Me More Robertson $50 400
First Fiddle James, $50
Time. :0O2s
Also rsn-Brother Dear and Psychiatrist.
FOURTH RACE-Purss. $1,000 added:
Coaching Club American Oaks; 3-year -olds:
tevel Best cRobertsonr 2sO out out
Dark Discovery lBierman) out out
EaSca tJameSl out
Time, 2:17as.
Three started.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 81 500; allowances;
fmperstrice ,MeadeD $50 $40 80
Button Hole Smith $50 3.20
La Joconde tMcCreary) $50
Time, 1:11ls.
Also ran-Sister Union. Tratic Court,
Alue Castle and Grand Flame.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added:
Roseben Handicap: 3-year-olds and UP;
furlongS.
Harvard Square (Bman) 750 $50 80
EinE Cole Colbert 800 $50
eprinEvood ISkelly) 800
Time. III.
Also ran-Roman, Parasans. The Chief
and DR.. Whinny.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 600 added:
graded handicap. class C: 3-year-olds and
up: IA miles.
Bold and Bad 1smith> 500 310 230
Spanish Duke James 800 2.40
Giraffe (McCrearyl 20
Time, 1:49ls.
Also ran-Choppy Sea. Play House and
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EIGHTH RACEPurse 60 900: claim
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Bright Rebel Roberts 100 3.20 go
Blazing Heat MEADE 80 go
Wedding Morn Robertson } 2.i0
Time, 2.32Ss.
Also ran-Trspeze Artist and Brown
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