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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

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fud9tcn 0erid)te aus Dem Sfen entferni
bat, trpdene Iprifos pber Tflaumer
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nlcbrerc anbere Spar5iiae, iagt Srall
$ourter, Die stabrung, Irbcit unb @elo
Iparen llno bciorDers Die Gitanine uni
Nineralc erbd(t, Die fir Die 8eiuno>
belt 10 mibtig iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
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trrbeit iaste Winlton Ghurdia por,
aus, Dob sic 8ritcn lno ibre Bun.
bcsgenoilcn Sen fir oie Speratioren
liierter &rieas'd)iiie 70 iiberous
whtigen MarineItisp,u,ft Singa-
pure bebal,pten iperoen.
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bin, uno bebaupteie, baB es ben af,
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memo su ianft, Inn aeaen Die 9rieNs
luit auffomnlen 81. fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
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oes Ghinabanoels oes tpeiBen Man,
mes. 1T nun in iapaniid):n SGnSen.
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nau elm Sabrbunoert innesebabten
hineiilhen Stiitpuntt Scs d)ineiiihc
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madt. Dob nun Ser Sag ser a,li,
gebenoen 'Soune angcbrodcn lei.
Gin tiefe 2ii6e lit in oas Gcrtei-
oisunssibitem Ser britiiten afod)t
i'm StiIIen Sscan Snrh Sen Sail
bon Sonafoag geriiicn lporoen.
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en- &Gnben su bebolten.
1000 Meilen pom amerifaniiden
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entfernt, lit oieie SnieIgruppe oen
Soponern pieI Ieidter susGnslid als
uns.
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,poroen, Oh Nlnerifa iih nid)t aui
eine rfitrsere Gerteihigungslnlie"
bei6ranfen uno am Yasifif ,peltlidj
bon &a1uaii ocsintcriiicren iolltc.
ater tpeoer fonnte man oie Ybilip.
pinos preisae6cn. bepor lie Sic emit
begebrte uno oeriprodene ltnobbin-
gigteit erreiht botten, nod ourfte
man bel Mmerifos 8erbiinbeten in
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fMper,,ngen baben iih ioipobI bie ia.
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pbilippi,,en bon Sabr 5u ssabr pers
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fdon ieit Sabren ltarf ,lnter iapa-
niihen GinfluB.
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sic iopaniihen 2uitansrific uno Sic
erfolsten Sanbungcn beoroht.
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famen joponiiden Yormarid) in
8ritijdb. .Maleia. Sir Charles Tpner
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militdriid)cn unO politiidlen Tiibrer
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ou1 bns engliid)e 9onmanoo &c.
6n0ert.
Die rai6e aapitulation Sbailanas
bat oen Sapanern fiir bieie Opera.
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li1en ariegsnadrid)ten aus DIT
aiien peroient oaS britiihe &raftge'
fibI beionoere s(ufnerfiamfeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
DID YOU KNOW ].

George Washington once was
the intended victim of kidnap-
ing plot.
It has been estimated there are
1000 midgets in the world.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

- @elien Sie bel Ginfiufen oor.
ani bin, baB Sic Sic Mnseiee i'm
.Golfsblatt" gefeien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
Urge. Mothers: Encourage Boys
Ii Uniform = Keep Stout Hearts
BY consrsssmon Frances ?. BoIser

INQUIRIES concerning the safety
4 OF men in the armed services are
increasing in frequency. Naturally
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Wurrenton Horse
Show Results

Two-year-olds-won BY Marsaret Cot
Ssrs Ermine Goat; second, Mrs. c. L.
oslssa sssan yaRSs as 1a sauph Ts5 ssEs5
:, Ponies not exceeding IL hands-Won by
sarrs Hamtons Prlae py carins Saqas sesond ssns
l,;iiy reTry Pr, ,prury'S Punch; fourth, Mrs. Win
ml!rs aaees 1elas-won sHs BY Nancy Haas,
gsneis Boots, second i. S. kandle' niss :.
hboots bo1 Ont On; third Angelina carabelii's Our
Hsmtans MISS ssds5 FIX Second Doroy By
oSsn soSs oass slsns2Ss5 SS's5t fourth jimmy Hsmf-
wd1 Ponies H,. under 12 hands under saddle
tsfl1, m2n oy Jimmy Cricket second Punch;
Junior huntersNWon by BY Eve Prime
Little Miss; second. Grey Knight: third
Galyssrta Gadgs paVes Best Time fourth, Mrs Alex
K,night;. second MISS Fox thard. Huss hrsS
RneT Rnomas nso Tops; fourth, Angie Lee Sanders
Pi5am, Fa5ms Hs Boy second 9fBessHaFs Besfsvs
Raya RRagnics; smaeHn fourth Capt. and Mrs. Alvin
earns Billy pe Second patTicIap RT SIpFDnss51ry Dupanyy
Ms@asin MMonafal0T pert7ss third coIdE and MS "
Junior hunter isset haeksEWiohh " hiay by Best Tim.
fe9pfb ffe9qnd n5re,, Grey Knsht third Miss Fox; Fox;
l0utln Junior p0r9thy ]ampers@wsea predS Sea
Farms Birthday Party. s Second mdpeeT9oa Mrs
Bees Beusifs feprtb fbblmss Ss Kitty Kid; third Busy
Kelly. '''' MI ana MRS. Perry's Capt.
.s,ops Open hqNntsEs1wop Nas by Cornish Hills,
Farm's FfairT' sanSat sM90Saiellow fourth springsbury
y, ,5,ea p5ony s,f driving class-,wen by Mrs. VIM
auner nn IoeR HAT 81 sne doFslsS nsrSy H,
SIs9ond' Is,,ss Mrs Primes Pappy. third Mrs.
f dies Gee aRa.soBs Ray Bee Pedestal; fourth Ran
3. Five-year- -olds and under--won by Mrs.
gPsrrys P Magie Luck; second, Pedestal: third.
Song. bii'ihS
rsuIrioorI Junior WORKING hunters-won by Hugh
Birthday Party 1PS tbiia ies9nd Ev! EasWood Farms
wq9s5s rsm,lv fog5.h. s1ss2Wy GWTsy kniEht = ''D0sl'
ais tnrd snsnT sptry yy, Of
Franklin w. Dorman; fourth. entry OF
Mrs Amory carhart. -
eser sy PTmss y %py Bobpyy
Ihhree-year-oId Three. huntersWWon 81 Ferry Ferry
r Grsenhaishs ssndern;a a third. hns Ssolnf coant
Ans5eS; s5eS ,,fo,ntl fourth lnsncy,S Boots.
liam Brand, ir.'s Black Beauty: ag Csps Second. m
Bogley's Ringma ster fourth smacko; S, atsi fiftS
0sea WoPkns eP95ans s. Way Ga4ns, Hills
Demas; fourth. Riganm NJ McKinney,ss Kirsn,s ADD Appis
=. .lds M MshS ssihfisaS oIymgIe-won by Big Boy:
smsS1e g"aior f9sTsh ssnsss
knight; reserve, Miss Fox
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Norrogonsett Results
Bv the Associated Press.


FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000; ciaimins;
pyss'sSs pfsss 8oot BIaanslsJ rSalSass 4so $50 ESQ
Epay (Seabo) $50 44O
Flying west tMillman) $50
Also ran-Enhance, Caesars Crown.
Gadabout Veris Grand Glow. Shemite,
Islam King, Upjack. Top Transit.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlonEs.
Ballast is fssi0h seef cMaIlen} sS 5o'0o $50 $50 ss9
Dinner JACKIE, tseaoo) $50
Also rsnEBiil D., Roman Descent, Flag
orlsnd; Reversal Neon Lisht and Miss
DAILY double paid s5o.eo)
a1sa TaIRR FaitlR RAcEnRurss; ACE $780, claiming;
BOY Baby (eha eh NJ s4o 4's6 $50
aGhsssafS afitoa Ish.ISsSsr, .SssssS 800 3SS
Also Aae. ran-IBalmy Spring. Tex Hysro.
jnI TogRrH SAcEpuEss, 1,4Ias 81 zoo: claim
VaIdina Advice iWahier) Wv $50
Also s' ranEsound Effect. On. Link.
Tierce and Silver Grail.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming:
SSsasSS:4 SsasSsI iBstsfs' fbstsila, la'40 sSS sSSS
Clingendaal iTurnbulD 2.40
Time, 1:453s.
Also ran--Valdina Joe, I Bid and Wild
Chance
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added:
Mary Dyer Handicap; 3-year-olds and up:
Loveday fMcMullen) $50 400 ESQ
Spiral Pass May 400 $40
Transient tTurnbuiD 4.6o
Also ran-ubiauitous, Red Moon. ce-
laeno and Valdina Melia.
SEVENTH RAcEaPurse. 1900; allow
aness; syssr,olds; fuTepgs ~ tshsYnts' a.
False Face Madden 7.20 $40
Moretto tBierman $40
vIisr, AIsG ranmDaiFy ..a Lady. cs.s, Ssnsrsasls
Is Amt and a Vaidina Foe.
yaldina Farm entry,
Coldstream Stud entry.
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; 1As miles.
| Abyssinia (TurnbulD 420 $50 400
| Janesri tRemerscheid) 44O
Reeoatna Pitts 1920 HOO
Also ran--sattls Line Supreme Ideal
French Trap, Grape Line and Wanna
Hygre.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
eighiiHS Windshieid s1I szufeltj aj !" 5e s.so 400 $50
Bronx II tTurnbulD 800 APO
Arasasaue Time, ;, ssi, 2Sriais' 4'4o
Also ran--valdina Fable. Red Amazon,
Quaroma, Rambunctious, Catomar, Con-
rad Mann. Junco, Decade and Moia.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

there are need to wait, for 1t is
possible right now to make catches
of so and more. which is all any
angler could hope for.
These 2-pound blues are in small
schools Just trolling around the
outside will not get them on. 1t
takes running through them to do
that, which naturally drives them
down, but by the time the filled
lines are reeled in and the lures
returned to the water they are up
again or you are in another school.
They Are Fighting Fish.
The fighting qualities of the Cedar
Point blues, If we are to believe
Capt. Ed Bowen, are something at
which to marvel. And that holds
true in other areas. from Point No
Point down to Point Lookout and
up the Potomac to Tall Timbers.
At Ridge and Piney Point boats
are difdcult to obtain for all the
able-bodied shippers are in the
services or on defense projects. A
few are running Sundays.
The Solomons boats are RUNNING
daily, but it is not impossible to get
one. Reservations are in order and
several days advance is best, al
though during the middle of the
week one may get a skipper with
little or no trouble. Overnight ac-
commodations also should be ar
ranged for In advance.
Solomons Islanders are experience
ing a good season, but there is nc
foundation for the stories of i'm
possible conditions. The same is true
Of other resorts up the bay. After this
week end it should not be much
trouble to get boats anywhere at any
time, unless those big blues really
do appear.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
With BILL AcxzsuAn
Blues Will Provide Good Fall Fishing,
But Are Unlikely to Run to Size

This is the first summer since
1889 that the run of bluefsh in
Chesapeake Bay has held promise
of real fall fishing, and anglers are
looking forward to the coming 60
days. They are refurbishing their
tackle boxes against the time and
in the hope the small schools will
gather to become an all-consuming
horde for at least several weeks be-
fore migrating South.
Many baymen are predicting a big
run, even to the busters of 10 and
II pounds for which the area around
the mouth of the Choptank has been
noted
Blues Average Pounds.
The total absence of large blues
anywhere along the whole seaboard
must be taken into consideration,
however. The largest reported any
where have not exceeded 5 pounds
Those schools along the Long Island
and North Carolina shores hardly
average 2 pounds. This leaves the
question From where will they
come? This season has been little
different from last and several pre-
ceding ones. Nowhere have the
schools in that time followed their
normal migratory routes, and 1t is
improbable those old tackle busters
suddenly will materialize from thin
air.
There will be a run of blues in
bay waters this fall, for they already
are there in reasonably large num-
bers, but it is doubtful If the largest
will exceed pounds. The average
size now is but 2 pounds, with here
and there one that will reach 3.
With the right kind of tackle such
fish make swell fishing. Neither Is
Evening star., 1942-09-06
'AIsab 10 Run Against
Nine or Ten in Biq
Chicago Race
PH the Associated Press.

RV the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Snubbed again
by Whirlaway, the celebrated Alsab
will have to seek his competition
from nine or 10 other horses in
Mondays $4,000 Washington Park
Handicap.
The Chicago-owned colt definitely
was entered today in the Labor Day
classic, doing his part to bolster the
receipts which will be turned over to
the Army and Navy Relief Funds
and the United Service Organiza-
tions.
Other candidates for the handicap
are expected to be With Regards,
Thumbs Up, Marriage, Best Seller,
Woof Woof, Gen1 Manager. Read
ing II and No Competition, with the
first three seen as Alsab's strongest
competition. g.
Alsab already has won s159,o00
and Albert SABBATH, his owner, is
intent on pushing his colt to the
years 3-year-old winning Lead
ership by the end of the season.
The Great Lakes Naval Training
Station Band and crack drill team
from Camp Grant have been spotted
on the program to give a military
aspect to the afternoons activity.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Only GaIIop for Navy
10 Win HeadIiner
AT Timonium
Sewers Horse Scores
Without Opposition;
Here Goes Second
Rs the Associated Press.

Fs the Associated Press.
TIMONIUM, Md, Sept. 5.-Mrs.
E. D. Sewers Navy galloped. to a
4-length victory in the Albert G.
Weston Handicap at Timonium fair
grounds track today before a crowd
of 6,548, largest of the meeting.
Jockey Ralph (Buddy) Root
booted the 6-year-old gelded son of
Annapolis and Chatter Anne over
the 1/16-mile route in 1501s, with
no opposition.
B. F. Christmas Here Goes lasted
to take second honors by three
quarters of length over G. A.
Saportas' Bardy.
General Manager Matt Dagger
presented a silver plate to Mrs.
Sewers, Washington horsewoman, in
memory of Al Weston, who served
in the Maryland steward stands for
many years. Weston, in whose
honor the feature race was named,
died two years ago.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Burnt Cork, Montsin
Share in Chicago
Turf LaureIs
Anderson's Colt Takes
Prairie State; Beverly
Is FiIIy's by Nose
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Eddie (Roch-
esteD Anderson's Burnt Cork, q
year-old son Of Mr.. Bones, and
Hyman Friedberg's Montsin shared
honors before $4,000 at Washington
Park today.
Burnt Cork, a $4Oo yearling pur-
chase, was a head winner over H.
P. Headley's All Hoss in the 5000
added Prairie State stakes. A short
| time later Montsin finished q nose
in front of F. p Letellier's Questvive
in the $7,500-added Beverly Handi-
cap for fillies and mares.
Third in the Beverly was Mrs.
John Marsch's Blue Delight, 3-5
favorite that had won four straight
stakes. The filly, carrying 1873
pounds, was two lengths behind
Questvive. Blue Delight was the
seventh straight losing choice of
the day.
Flying Streak had the early speed,
but staggered going into the stretch
turn as Montsin, Questvive and Blue
Delight ran side by side. Blue De-
light tired in the drive as Montsin.
weighted at 103 pounds, and Quest
vive, with 101 pounds up, ran to
third finish. The time for the mile
was 1878. Frank Grill rode Mont
sin, which picked up s6,125.
1t was Burnt Cork's third win in
row and his first stake triumph.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
zaca Gray Is Victor
Over Level Best in
Camden Feature
PelIeteri FilIy Proves
MettIe When Pushed
By l94l Champion
BY the Associated Press.

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. 5.-zaca
Gray, 3-year-old filly which races
in the colors of Mrs Anthony Pei
leteri of New Orleans, scored a
front-running victory in the 6-fur-
long Colonial Handicap at Garden
State Park over the favored Level
Best, champion filly OF last season.
Taunt, shipped here from New York,
was third.
The crowd of 1904 swayed back
and forth In their selections as
first Zaca Gray and then Level
Best was the favorite. At the last
minute, however, Level Best was
knocked down to s to S, while the
Pelleteri racer assembled to 8 to 5.
Familiar as Winner.
Zaca Gray, having won two races
here, was well known for her early
speed, but AL Schmidt, who had the
mount today, had to put UP whale
OF an exhibition to get his charge
in front early. After assuming
command he rated the Zacaweista
f1lly and turned back challenges
by Taunt and Chuckle.
Level Best was under stout grip
in the early stages, while Monida,
always regarded as a router, was
showing she was just that as she
dropped almost II lengths behind
the leader in the first quarter.
Zaca Gray Answers Challenge.
Don Meade began calling on Level
Best for her speed as they hit the
three-eighth pole. Zaca Gray had
too much left, however, and when
Schmidt set sail for the $4,150 first
prize the Pelleteri racer, which had
run for as little as $500 this year,
stuck to her guns and once again
drew out to her winning margin
of one and one-fourth lengths.
The winner hiked her earnings
for the year to $10,525. The Zaca-
weista miss glided over the 6 fur
longs in the excellent time OF
1.104k
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Loveday Comes Far
From Rear 10 Win
AT Ndrragansett
Trailing in Back Stretch,
DecisNeIy Conquers
Spiral Pass, Pocer
3, the Associated Press.


PAWTUCKET. r. l., Sept. 5.--Mrs.
w. r. F1eming's mare, Loveday.
which is noted for late rushes, gave
an exhibition of her speciality today
as she came from far back to win
the IS ,o0o-added Mary Dyer Handi-
cap at Narragansett Park before u.s.
900 spectators.
Loveday trailed the field on the
back stretch, but her late speed
enabled her to sweep under the wire
three-quarters of length in front
of the Mount Desert Stables Spiral
Pass which broke fast and led the
greater part of the / 1-16-mile run.
John A. Mellys Red Moon, the
favorite, was fourth behind Mrs.
Vera S. Bragg's Transient.
Loveday's time was 1:451s.
The winning daily double COM
bination of B. F. Christmas Dress
Boot in the first and Mrs. Esther
Delaney's Wise Decision in the sec
ond paid S50.60 to TOO holders Of
the combination.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Aqued Long Shot Players Have Day Slide R Bold hman Score
Rocing Selections
For Tomorrow

Camden Consensus FAST.
| Py the Associated Press.
1-Porpose, Gala Light, Roseate
! Dreams.
2-Bulrushes, Hokum, Cat Slip.
3-Solar Star, Church Supper, Ar
thur C.
4Dollar Sign, Hattie Belle, Parade
Ground.
5-Pony Ballet, Madigama, Phar
Rong.
6-Salto, A One, Trierarch.
Count Maurice, Hazel W., Sir
Reg.
a-Bunny Baby, Cheer Me, Charlene
Best Bet-Count Maurice.
Narragansett Consensus (fast),
BY the Associated Press.
1-Castleridge, Sun Ivy, Equistone
2-Carvale, Orenco, Mask and Wig
3-keene Advice, Daisy, Cherry Cob
bier.
4Misty Lady. Equiplay. valdina
Zest.
5-Prairie Dog, Two Kick, Mandate
6-True Blue, Probation, Ogma.
dark Watch, Broiler. Career Girl.
8--Molasses Bill, Lady Lyonors,
Satin Cap.
9--Briar Play, Siganar, Kurdistan.
Best-Misty Lady.
Washington Park fast).
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
l-Avachance, Prince OMars, New
glory.
2-Uncle Walter, Night Lady, Batter.
Syrian Boy, Alrose, Hadalad.
4-Votum, Basileus, Kokomo.
5-Three Clovers, Kantarrun, De-
value.
6-Remind Hal Price Headley Entry,
Hasty Kay.
7-Alsab, Best Seller, Marriage.
8-Wee Scot, Turntable, Hup Nancy.
9-Memory Book, Pageboy, Tache-
one.
Best Bet-syrian Boy.
Aqueduct Consensus (fast).
By the Associated Press.
Admiralty, Stiegel II, Circus.
2-Bully Good, Light Landing, Al
pine Light.
3-Sun Ginger, Rogers Boy, Troon.
miss Daunt, Enterprise, Merry
Marine.
5-Devil Diver, Imperatrice, Happy
Note.
6-Can't Wait, Swing and Sway,
Paperboy.
bright Gallant, Happy Family,
Mark.
8-Codd Entry, Misting, Centuple.
Best Bet-Bright Gallant.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Grey Knight Gamers
|First-Day 1rieoIor
Al Warrenton
Best in Junior Contest;
Major Championships
At Stoke Tomorrow
BY LARRY LAWRENCE,
Star Staff Corrpsuondant


WARRENTON, Va, Sept. 5.-The
first day of the AID annual War
renton horse show opened with 1,500
Virginia and Eastern enthusiasts
cheering one of the finest entries
of top hunters and open jumpers
ever to perform in an Old Domin-
ion event.
Little Jimmy Hamiltons famous
Grey Knight with his equallf we'll
known 10-year-old rider up won the
junior championship from a qualify
field on ponies and small horses.
The 9-year-old wee steed garnered
13 points to beat his stablemate,
Miss Fox, ridden by Peggy Hamilton,
Jimmy's oldest sister, for the only
tricolor up today.
Cornish Hills Sparkles.
Cornish Hills, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Haggin Perry and ridden by
Mrs. Perry, went into the lead for
the conformation hunter champion
ship with 7l2 points and the statu-
esque son of John P. Griermarvella
II also leads for the working hunter
title, having scored 7 points toward
that tricolor.
Patricia Dupont's Woodfellow, 194l
hunter champion of America, has
only two points on the conforma-
ton championship, but will make his
bid for the laurels in the shows
final program Monday.
Margaret Cotter's Ermine Coat
won the 2-year-old class for its
fourth straight blue ribbon.
Black Beauty, the Governments S
15-hand veteran open jumper, rid
den by Capt. William Rand, jr., OF
the Front Royal Remount Depot
took the 5000 jumper stake after a
spirited jumpoff with Marbort
Farms Havacrack
Olympic Draws Record Field.
The first days running of the
modified olympic brought out rec
entry. Joe Ferguson piloted Springs
bury Farms Big Boy over the tough
barricades to victory. Big Boy was
trailed by Dave Martins Cateer and
Capt. Alvin Kay's Smacko, War
renton's l941 open champion. Big
Boy is in the lead for the jumper
title with 712 points.
Mrs. Robert C. Winmill's enries
accounted for three places in the
pony driving class. Her 11-hand
team, the Mite and Silver Heels
took the blue; Happy Boy account
ed for third and team of l1-hand
blacks, Top Hat and Derby, placed
fourth.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Three Races Scheduled
In Manassas Show

MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 5.-The
Manassas (Va.) Horse Show and
Fair Association will present It's seth
exhibition tomorrow, with three
races featuring the program. There
also will be seven classes for hunt
ers and jumpers.
The races will be a 2-mile hurdle
race; the Dixie, a mile and 70-yard
event, and the Saunders Memorial
at 7 furlongs.
Among those expected to start in
the hurdle test are Big Charlie, last
years winner, and Alto, the 1910
winner. There First, who took the
Dixie in 1910 and finished second
last time, is listed for another start
in that event.