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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Mrs. Culbert
Club Hostess

Mrs. Harry Culbert was this
weeks hostess to members OF the
Tuesday Bridge Club for an after,
noon of cards in her home.
Members present were Mrs. f. p.
Jameson, Mrs. w. d. Johnson. Mrs.
Don Paul, Mrs. Dalton Cole and
Mrs. Leon Smith Guests were Mrs.
w. p. Urton. Mrs w. d. Kirby
and Mrs. Dan Sullivan.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Mrs. Walker
Entertains In
Honor of Mother

Mrs. c. H. Walker entertained
with an afternoon of bridge IN
honor of her mother MRS. Fl. l.
Bollhorst OF Illinois on Friday.
High score was won by Mrs w
X. Urton. low score was won by
Mrs. c. A. Richey and the draw
prize went to Mrs. j b. Tucker OF
Eloy
Guests were Mrs. c. l. Skousen
Mrs. Urton. Mrs NJ. NJ Ware Mrs
c. A. Clements. Mrs. Riehey and
Mrs. Tucker
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Coles Hosts

Mr. and Mrs Dalton Cole were
hosts on its name day to members
of the Friday Night Club for a
pot luck supper and evening Of
cards in their home.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Clements, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Smith and A. l.. Novel;.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Jamiesons Hosts
Thursday Night

Mr., and Mrs. F. p. Jameson
We're hosts at a pot luck supper
and evening of bridge in their
home Thursday night
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Loucks. Mr. and Mrs. C. j.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin ITALIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott and Mr..
and Mrs. n G. Murray.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

Camp Summit. above Superior on
the Superior Miami highway was
declared a wonderful place for an
outing by a Coolidge party making
a visit there Sunday. Those enjoy
ing the trip included Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. ITALIA and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Ketchersid and ]. ID.
Gorree.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Moodys Hosts To
Tuesday Night Club

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ] Moody were
this weeks hosts 10 members OF
the Tuesday r. Mig Bridge Club
High scores we're won bv Mrs
]. NJ Hines and Martin Talla
Men hsrs ple ast were Mr. and
Mrs v Z Elliott. hr end Mrs. 4
u Tyler. Hr. end Airs. n g. Muir
ray. ~ and Mrs George Dell
Mr. and Mrs. Martin ITALIA and
Mrs. Hines. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs Rodney Fishery ana Mrs
Karl Fisher.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
10 YEARS AGO

Miss Abbie Dee White spent
several days with friends In Phoe-
nix. celebrating the 4th before re
turning home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

. W b. Newcomb is employed at
Florence Internment Camp as cleo
trician. He began his new duties
Monday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

Cecil England. who has spent
the past month at the home OF his
parents southeast of Coolidge. left
this week enroute to Montana and
adjoining states. where be expects
TO visit places OF interest. He was
accompanied by his grandparents
who reside in Chandler. Mr. Eng
land is a member of the teaching
faculty in the Casa Grande schools.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

. Mrs. ID. 3. Horton OF Phoenix is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shoe
maker al their ranch home Mrs.
Horton is Mrs. Shoemaker's moth
er
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Episcopal Services

ST. Edwards Mission: Episcopal
July 19-Holy Communion-9: AZ
at Vah-Ki Inn.
]. T. Knight, Vicar.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

Douglas Dawson nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Jayne, unfortunate
ly fractured a rib on his left side
while jacking up a car Wednesday.
The injury is a painful one and
was treated by a physician.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

Mrs j. NJ. Hines entertained the
Allegro Bridge Club at her home
last Friday AFTERNOON with two
tables in play including the follow
ing guests: Mesdames X. B. Els
berry. A. ID. Tyler. Earl Weaver,
Fred Slater. w. ID. Johnson. Chas.
Cohen and Miss Dorothy Cohen.
The high score prize was awarded
TO Mrs. Fred Slater.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
, Mrs. Desmond Nc

. Mrs. Desmond Nc laugh
ter, Desda Lee. Miss Blanche
Wynn of Teas. and Miss Doris
Murphy left Sunday night for
Lubbock, Texas. where they wiz
visit relatives and friends. Miss
Wynn is Mrs. McGaha's sister
who has been visiting here for the
past two weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17
Local Happenings

o Mr. and Mrs Howard Smith Of
lndio. California. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Wambacher Of Phoenix and Lor-
eta Hood of San Diego, Califor-
MIA, have been visiting at the
ranch home OF Mrs Helen Davi-
sou. The Wambachers and the
Smiths left last Thursday after a
four day visit and Loretta left Tues
day af,er a longer visit with her
cousins Rosemary and Margaret
DAWSON
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

J. d. Gorree has cards out an
nouncing his candidacy for justice
of the peace for precinct s. Mr..
Gorree is interviewing the voters
and soliciting their support. He Is
favorabiy known throughout the
county and will no doubt poll a
good vote.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

9 Gene Scudder spent "wednesday
in Phoenix transacting business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

r. ID. Cochran. manager of the
Arizona Edison Company in Cool
idge with his family and relatives
from Buckeye spent the 4th in
Phoenix with relatives.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

A boxing contest and dance will
be given next Saturday evening,
July 9Th. at Mack's Place. west and
south one block of j. c. Jayne Auto
and Supply Station. Posters are out
announcing this event.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-17

o Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Stringer re-
turned Saturday evening from a
two weeks vacation during which
they visited Mr. Stringer's father
and sister in New Mexico and Mr..
Striuger's sisters, nieces and
nephews in Texas.
G. Mrs Charles Cohen left Sunday
for Los Angeles. California. on a
buying trip She is expected home
this weekend.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Blackburn Bats .4S4
To Set Pace in A. A.
Hugging Race
Hy tho Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 25.-Free slug
ging in the opening days has given
American Association batters a
chance to run up some fancy hitting
statistics, with no less than 20 reg
ular players holding a .300-plus
mark through Thursdays games.
But not one in 19 could touch
the powerful asa average fiouTshed
by Wayne Blackburn of Indianapo-
lis.
Blackburn. who plays second base
and the outfeld. made hit in
almost every second trip to the
plate during the first eight games
Of the season. That netted him a
sum of Is safeties in 81 appearances
with the bat and gave the rest of
the boys something to snipe at.
Barreling along with averages of
.407 were Phil Weintraub of St. Paul
and George Myatt of Columbus.
Others of the top 10 were Joe
Bestudick and Johnny Mccarthy
both of indianapolis, tied at 1893;
Bill Skelley of the Indians. .39I /:
Hal Peck Of Milwaukee, 1857; Fred
Collins OF Kansas City, 1856; Ken
tZiggy) Sears Of Kansas City, .375,
and Lyn Storti OF Toledo, 367.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Wood Victory Sends
Requested 10 Top
In Derby Books
Now Choice at d TO |
With AIsob Dropping
To Second at 5 to |
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25.-As a re-
suit of his victory in the Wood
Memorial Stakes at Jamaica today,
Texas Ben Whitaker's Requested
Immediately was made the 4-to-1
future book favorite for next Sat-
urday's Kentucky Derby by Betting
Commissioner Frank Shannon.
The previous choice, Al Sabath's
Alsab, already at Churchill Downs,
dropped to second choice at to /,
along with Mrs. Payne Whitney's
Devil Diver.
william Woodward's Apache, third
in the Wood today, sank to to /.
Biggest switch came for Walter
Chrysler's Bleu Dor, who plum
meted from 100 to 80 to / as a re-
suit of his astonishing second in
the Wood.
Warren Wrights Sun Again was
quoted at 5 to /, Mrs. Whitney's
Shut Out and Pinkie Grimes With
Regards at 10, Emerson Woodward S
Hollywood and Valdina Orphan at
Is, T. D. Buhl's Sweep Swinger and
William du Points Fairy Manah
at 40.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
WhirIdwdy Noses Out
Aonbarr in Clark in
First 1927 Win
With Regards Triumphs
In Secondary Feature
AT Churchill Downs
By the Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE, KY April as
Whirlaway achieved his first 1912
triumph today by nosing out Helen
Hickman's Aonbarr in the s2,500
added Clark Handicap, feature race
on the opening days program of the
spring meeting at Churchill Downs.
The Calumet. charger, who had
failed in two previous starts this
year to live UP TO expectations, beat
the champion horse of last year S
fall meeting at The Downs in photo
finish. The time was 1:44+5 for
l l/16 miles.
Valdina Farms imported Fair
mond was third. Whirlaway paid
S220 To win.
Wendell Esds was astride the
1941 Kentucky Derby winner, which
carried 127 pounds to Aonbarrs lis.
Omelet and Royal CRUSADER also
ran.
T. D. Grimes With Regards
stepped 6 furlongs in 1;1l1s to win
the Idle Hour purse and qualify for
next Saturdays renewal of the
Kentucky Derby.
Backed, 8 to 5, the winner Of the
Arkansas Derby took the lead soon
after the break and led Valdina
Alpha to the wire by 31a lengths.
Dixiana's First of All was third,
The Idle Hour was a secondary
feature to the historic Clark Handi-
cap,
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Rep. Randolph 10 Hur|
Horseshoe 10 Open
Federal League

Representative Jennings Randolph
of West Virginia, chairman of the
House District Committee, will fire
the first shoe to open the Federal
Horseshoe Leagues season Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock on the public
park courts opposite the Commerce
Building on Fifteenth street NV.
Among those who have qualified
for the league so far-entries still
are open--is Clair Lacey of Civil
Service Commission who won the
District title two years ago. He
recently was recalled to the Capital
from a Government job in Phila-
delphia.
To enter the league one should
report at the courts Tuesday or
Thursday nights or phone Irwin
Carlberg at Republic Sill, Branch
3285. Entrance fee is So.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

mgton City Duckpln Association
meet at the hall while league rolling
will halt the women's tourney.
Wednesday night will find both
affairs in full swing again when the
stars of the Ladies' District League
take over at Arcadia and Odd Fell
lows and Agriculture League roll
ers of Rosslyn hold sway at the hall.
Twenty-four teams are scheduled
to get the women's tournament
under way tomorrow night at 7:3O,
while bevy of fair rollers are down
for singles and doubles competition
at $50 o'clock.
Stellar Teams to Bowl.
Prominent among the teams will
be the winning N M. P.
quint of the National Capital Ladies
League, Greyhounds, runners-up in
Evening star., 1942-04-26
~ the Associated Press.

BY the ASScClateo Frrss
FLAT CREEK, Ala. April 25.-
ANY old fisherman will tell you
his pet ideas Of the kind of bait
to lure EN-, but you haven't heard
vet about 9 Flat Greek Methodist
minister and his doodle oil
When the Rev, S, L. Pruett,
fisherman extraordinary, goes
after big catfish IN Alabama
streams he soaks his line IN
doodle oil" ano-well, you know
the old gag about fishermen, so
lust remember this piece is about
q preacher.
PsrSon Pruett got the recipe
from a friend about 10 years ago,
but says he has since perfected II
by experiments. The mixture
contains motor oil. table salt.
kerosene. oil of snise and three
other items he hasn't as yet
identified.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Brann Horse Charges
From Last for Win
AT Havre de Grace
Superb Ride by WooIf
Tells in Score Over
pubIic's Choice
~ tnt Attnotatrn pr.ss

~ tht AAkoctatsd Press.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Nd. April
25.-W. L. Branns Challedon came
with mighty stretch rush to be
Up In the final stride 10 defeat c. S
Howards Midland In the 30th run
ming Of the $4,000 added Philadel-
phia Handicap. A length and q
half away from one OF the tightest
finishes In the history of this race
came the Wood Stables Cape Cod
to be third.
Only seven competed after the
scratching Of Pictor, a stablemate
Of the winner; Sir Alfred and Trois
Pistoles.
with his native Maryland soil
under his hoofs, Challedon answered
all questions concerning the success
Of his comeback effort. The son
Of Challenger ID and Laura Girl
won his first important event since
his victory in the Pimlico Special.
He charged from last position and.
under strong urging by Jockey
George Wooh. lunged up right at
the wire TO gain the camera de-
cisson.
wooIf Made Confident Ride.
The crowd of 10000 appeared not
10 have supreme confidence In Chal-
ledon, who was beaten in a sprint
here. The one-time 3-year -old
champion marched postward as
third choice and paid $40. His
time Of 1883 over a fast track
was nothing TO rave about. but was
about average since the race has
been conducted at 11fl6 miles.
Midland was installed the fa-
vorite. with Staretor. owned by
Hugh s. Nesbitt. second choice.
Jockey Woolf, who has dominated
the riding in handicaps and stakes
since the opening of the Maryland
season. rode confident ride on
Challedon. The Brann horse broke
next to last and Woof allowed him
to settle into stride and trailed the
field for a half a mile
Cape Cod and Air Master pair
of fast early runners. set the pace
and Midland was carried wide at
the clubhouse turn.
Jockey Al Shelhamer soon had
him under control. Cramps was
running third ahead of Warlock and
Midland as the field went into the
backstretch.
Whip No Help to Midland.
Leaving the backstretch, Shell
hamer sent Midland up on the out
side and Woolf brought Challedon
out where he would have racing
room. Staretor, who finished last,
began moving along the rail, but
was pinched off.
In the stretch Midland began to
dispose of Cape Cod and it looked
as though the Howard star would
be the winner. However, Woolf
shook up Challedon and the Brann
horse responded in old-time form
Inside the sixteenth pole Midland
still was the best part of a length
in front of his rival. Shelhamer
went to the whip and then rode
Midland for all he was worth.
Challedon appeared beaten until
the three-quarter pole He bounded
up and the pair seemed to go into
the finish line as close as Siamese
twins.
The victory was worth $7,925 to
Challedon and brought his earnings
for the year to Sl0025. His lifetime
winnings now are S332 Sf0
Evening star., 1942-04-26

The preacher uses line similar
to 8 trout line, but with much
larger hooks. He soaks the whole
works for three days in the magic
bait and then he's ready.
Being busy preacher" he
SAYS. 81 don't have much time
TO fish, but I've caught from 10
70 IS catfish weighing anywhere
from 20 to IS pounds nearly every
year since I started fishing with
doodle oil 3"
With that SS-pounder he FED
ail the Methodist preachers and
a good many laynlsn Of his dis
trict. The doodle oil he says,
is most effective in catching
yellow cats, blue cats, sturgeon
and shovel-bill cats. but occa-
sionally it'll lure buffalo. too
Several months ago the Birm-
ingham News ran picture OF
Pruett with one OF his big
Evening star., 1942-04-26
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

The Griffmen ended a five
game losing streak by defeating
Boston, 11-3. Joe Judge made
three hits, including a triple, as
Mogridge limited the Sox to
three safeties.
Central won the national inter-
scholastic rife championship
with a score higher than some of
the colleges competing in the
college division of the same
match.
Pete Herman. former bantam
weight champion, won the decis-
ion over Roy Moore in 10-round
bout at Boston.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Derby Mcde Richest Roce
With Sonto Anitu Off

LOUISVILLE. Ky. tFl.-The Ken
tucky Derby, richest race in North
America this year, will be worth
around s65 900 to the victor.
With the cancellation of the $780,
600 Santa Anita Handicap, the
SIS. 900 added put UP for the Derby
boosted it into top spot for cash
winnings.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Brown China Shares
Chicago Race With
Three CIovers
Eoeh Hos Foir Margin
In Sections of Feature
AT Sportsmun's Park
BY the Associated Press.

tuS AASOCldJSQ ETeSss
CHICAGO, April 25.-Butsy Her.
nandez's Brown China and R. c..
Whittington's Three Clovers split
Sportsman's Park 81 500 Inaugural
Handicap purse today that marked
the opening of the Illinois racing
season. A packed crowd of $4,000
was on hand.
Brisk wagering indicated the
record handle set May IT last year
(459.97D would be surpassed.
Brown China won by a length
under the guidance of Will Lowe,
and returned Sill Cooling Spring,
an outsider, nosed out Ballinderry
for the place Brown China took
the lead early and held on in the
stretch. Time for furlongs was
1903.
Three Clovers closed powerfully
around the last turn and won by
length and a half over Vinum.
Equistar was third. Three Clovers.
ridden by J. Higley, returned $2480.
Time for furlongs was 80 is.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Doodle Oil Purson Uses Lures Giont Catfish
Just Socks Tocke in Magic Bolt and Catches ssPounder

catches. Immediately letters
began TO pour in. AL wanted to
know the secret of doodle oil"
My hobby is winning souls"
says the man who has been a
pastor and evangelist for 80
years. But, given a free moment.
he slips out TO the river bank
with his doodle-o oiled line.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Southern Methodist Back
Cn Army's Grid List

WEST POINT, n. Y. April Is tE,.
After an absence Of is years,
Southern Methodist will return to
the Army football schedule in 1914
The game will be played at West
Point October 81.
Army squeezed out a i4-l3 vic
tory in 1928, the only other time
the teams have met.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Norrogonsett Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
Windshield 1BalaskD 400 2a0 24O
ATabesque Dattiiol $40
Time, 1858.
sang; Last s1snces pay Is Done. Torch
SECOND RAcE-Purse, ST 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l mile and 20
siapajiack Csconzal 46.oo 1920 900
Cove Spring lAtkinson) $50
Also e' raanDRecoatna. Count Dean. Epi-
tory. Juanita. Settler. Sun Breeze. Breeze
ana S'eHi paiIy htpt Double paid s121.so3
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; l mile and 20
Maetran SNYDER $3.50 1870 $40
Sherlock tEowelD 800
Also ran.aport Spin. Noodles. Cuekoo;
Whip-Away.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
.ne; 4-year-olds and up: furlon6g6S- 66 2 qo
Sun sss60 GiPi hPSe5 55Meloche5 $50
Broom, Cav SET Two o Two, Paddy and
Red Meadow.
FIFTH RAc-Purse, 81. 200; claiming:
4-year -olds and UPWARD; Ia miles.
Just Tourist g-.1aoEs 1HoEelD 44o 33.ssSS ssS .sS
Suertero tMorrlssey) 2.oo
Also A ranLsicklebill Perkiomen and
Strident.
SIXTH RAc-Purse, 5000, added:
furlonss.
Samborombon (Strangel $50
AiFo I[os ranAwoof woof. Hicomb, Campo
Verde Rough Pass, Taking Ways and
AIlesro-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing. 4-yesr-olos and upward; is miles.
The Shaugrsun AT som $3.50 = go 30
Purcelvllle tpattilol $50
Also .st51 rangGauant One. Bauoter, Haste
On. Blue Castle, Ballotsnt, Hurry CaIl and
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
/ ms; 3-year-oids; l mile and 30 yards.
TEo Way l,.s .MeIoehsl lags6sl, $40 1Jl9 ] l9
Also e ran3Meuov. sting!stte., Principal
I One. Abb Babe and Merry Mistake.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claimingi
S-yesar;5elds; ! mile and 70 yards oo ooo
/ No Dough DE Lara $50 $50
/ Darby Dague iDattilo) $40
Ais0 rsnt2oay Pad. snovline. Brown
Dancer, Display styie and Dot Says Not
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Huvre de Gruce Results
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 600: claiming:
Syssrss9hlas shdsr and Hr,g gp fgTionss n 60
Doctors. Nurse tclassettl $50 3e 50
Set CMojensl 1920
Time .I4ls
Also ran--Certsin Party, Yellow Drsgon,
Last Bet, ColeSboy, Supreme Speed. Bel
OTmond James Pal Parade Ground and
IuStrouS.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms; 3-yesr-olds and up 8 turlongs.
Jezara tcuSimanol 460 $40
Eedda Cab lRoberts1 1850
Also Also ran-Post Haste. War Smoke.
Southern Jane. Phantom Player. HiEh BUD,
Lady Sponsor, Bill X Bardy and Surprise
DAILY Double paid 1881. 500
THIRD RACE-Purse. ST 200: allow
bsss basss cSsaTolds' cSnnoFs 90 s6 10
Gay Venture tRobertsl 500 $50
Adroit Hacker $50
Also ran--Hadswin, oomph, Big sneeze.
Fresh Money, Bsrkeep, Estells b. Rock
knight chieatone and Queen Liberty.
FOURTH RACE-Purss. $1,000; special
veights: maidens: 3-year -oldss 6 furlongs.
Esh Esf FGssss eroxh sISsES sehSd $50 5sSS $50 4ssSS
Cairngorm tHackerl 500
Also ran-IIttle Monarch. Bsvardia. El
Jelis, DiSpurr, Movlees Lad, Sea Slave.
sallymar. Swift and Clean and Discar,
FIFTH RACE--PurSs. $40 Ooo added
Philadelphia Handicap, 3-yesr-olds and
upward; ! - miles
Chsuedon tWoolN $40 40 3 90
Mioland tShelhsmer $50 80
Cape Cod tWslN $50
Time, / 452s
Also ran--Air Master. Cramps. wsrlock
and Stsretor-
SIXTH RACE-PurSe. :. GOO, Au Revoir
Handicap 3-yesr-olds and upward. IL
He Rolls tE. De camilnsl 1880 40 4 oo
TroIS PlstoleS tMcCouahsl 900 ; "a
Rodln "A. SchmioN 70
Also rsn-Porters Cap and Sir Alfred
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. 81 900; claim
ms; 4-yesr-oldS and upward, lis miles,
Brooke Boy (Wrigh.l $50 1880 ; lO
Lees Jimmie 1Remsrss9sheeid) $40 allG
Also ran-Chozn. Count Maurice Inno-
via, Residue, Cartridge AyeSts, Tryssk
Mason 3. and Walter Llght
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, q c0o. claim
ins, 4-yeRr-oldS and upward, L. miles
Radio Wave tNoComhSN 1910 6l0 1 %
DlEEy Dame w RudFrD 80 sc
Iron Bar g Seahof Il 50
Also ran-Rold Nelson james Dolsi
sen, Guinea Dorlc Bsrocc Retort, Haze
", Donshoy snc TrlphsmnieT
Evening star., 1942-04-26
NINTH (Substitutel RACE G. Purse
$500; claiming; 4-year-oids and upward
Jumuico Results
By the Associated Press.
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RAcE-Purse,. 50. 900; claiming;
ageffE-0lds srsefE 1Sfsipf sPd up: fqTi9pgs On
Speed to spare Meade, $50 go
Scotch Trap Uindberg) 220
Time, l:l29s.
Also ran-Deimos cockerel. Kentown.
1s fRd w. reaf saf snd aaRRz Hrs Note q Crouch .ur,
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 800: allow
= Vaerancy tMaiiey) 1850 $50 $50
Smiles (Robertson) 1910 TO
Draeh (Clingman) 900
Also Ean--seenic. Maekerel fHada-
poly, Hard Baked, Lotopoise. Court
selair Stud and whsatley Stable entry.
DAILY Double paid ss4. .so)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. So. 900. allow
Joe Burger Meade go 4.so $40
Hurrtette fMenrtensl 1920 46O
Chipamink lJames) 2.90
Also ran-show Town. a BulIpen. Can
anea. Samhar and All Hoss
entry ''A0'S anu N1''' . A0"afo
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500 added
Flshtlng Fox Handicap: 3-year-olds and
o3mission 3E1is tGll6sst5 1880 $50 $50
- .
Overdrawn tCouleD $50
Time. 1:12
Also ran-Great Albert, Cant Wait and
Zacatine.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
Wood Memorial Stakes: S-yeer-olds: IL
miles.
sfS.ss;sd s.s Ed. tTJish.! Sa.ia., 114o ,s1S 4iS
Apache (Stoutl 9.90
Also rang} Opening Bid. Fair Can.
Fiddle. Scotland Light, Incoming. wood
Robin, Families, Salto and Domingo.
Walter p. Chrysler. jr.. entry.
Field.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 80. 500, added:
Backbone Handicap. 3-year-olds and up
4 Blusberfy Pie Ltnd'g) 1880 $50 7.2o
Traeic Ending tRenick1 no $40
a Devils CrsE fZufelD 72O
Also ran-Corydon, Saku. Peep Show
Able Pierre. Tola Rose. Welcome Pass and
Judy-Ed Stable and r. Factor entry.
ing, 4-year-oldS and upward; / Il miles
Yankee Party (Breen) 1880 $50 $50
II Charse (WahleIl $40 2.eo
Also .an-Mis Discovery, Robert n. Lea,
stroE.ng In and British Warm.