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Concert Schedule

1Oudy.
Orchestral concert. National GAL
lery Of Art, 7:30 pm.
Ellis c. Varley. organ recital,
washington Cathedral, 4 pm.
Tomorrow.
D! Sterling Wheelwright, organ re-
cital, Washington chapel, L. D. s.. s
pm.
Navy Band. east front Capitol. 7
pm.
Marine Band, band stand, Marine
Barracks, s p,rr1.
Tuesday.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks.
IL 80 pm.
soldiers Home Band, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Frances o. Robinson, organist,
Genevieve HuRhes, contraito: Joint re-
cital Washington Chapel, l.. D, S.,
pm.
Thursday.
Soldiers Home Band. 9 pm.
Friday.
pictrola program, Jewish Com
munity Center. 1870 pm.
Saturday.
D. Sterling wheelwrisht. organ
recital; Edna wheelwrisht assisting;
Washington Chapel. L. d. g., 8 pm
Soldiers Home Band, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

at 8, and pm. This afternoon
the lecture is "The Medieval Spirit"
with film on Mont Saint Michel;
next Saturday and Sunday, "Foun-
tains for Kings Garden" with
film Versailles, Royal City; Sep
tember 10 and 20, "Degas, Painter
of the Dance" with film Ballet of
the Paris Opera and September
Is and 27, Paris Interpreted" with
film Main Street of Paris"
"Pot" Hart Exhibition.
The Division of Graphic Arts of
the United States National Museum
has arranged an exhibition of prints
by George Overbury ("PopD Hart,
on the first floor of the natural
history building, to remain through
out this month.
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Tigers Sing BEures
Drop Last Of Series to Washington, 3 TO o
and Fall TO Second Division

dust had settled nine Mats bat
ted and three scored.
Case tapped 10 Newhouser and
fairly flew down the lines. He
then stole second and scored on
Spence'S single. Vernon walked
and Repass singled scorin 6
Spence. Tebbetts allowed Harris
throw to get through him. thus
complicating matters for the
Tigers. Evans walked, filling the
bases.
AT this point Sullivan tapped 70
Newhouser, who forced Vernon al
the plate. York muffed Tebbetts
throw for a double play, Repass
scoring the third run.
Newsom and Ncwhouser offered
the strange sight of two pitchers
lacking in control who were Just
as effective as they were erratic.
NewSom allowed four hits in six
innings, while Newhouser allowed
not a sign of a bingle Buck was
constantly behind his hitterS. yet
while he gave six bases on balls.
NcwhouSer gave eight passes.
NewSom put tho first man on base
in the first four inpngS New
houSer put the first man on base
in the second and eighth innings.
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Pairines Listed
for Cup Match

Pairings for todays best ball
matches in the Ryder Cup Chal-
lenge Match at Oakland Hills. The
Ryder Cup pairs are named first:
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret
VS.. Lawson Little and Harry
Cooper.
Byron Nelson and Ed Dudley VS..
Henry Picard and Sam Byrd.
Gene Sarazen and Lloyd Man
grum VS.. Clayton Heafner and Sgt.
Jim Turnesa.
I Craig Wood and Vic Ghezzi VS.,
Ralph Guldahl and Dick Metz.
Horton Smith and jug Nc
Spaden VS.. Jimmy Thomson and
AL WatrouS.
Today'S two rounds start at lC
a. m. and 2230 p m Starting times
for tomorrow's two rounds in the
singles are the same.
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M(Nair Traded
For Jack Wilson

The Tigers will stick with Billy
Hitchcock as their regular short
stop. II seemed clear today, fol.
lowing announcement by Genera
Manager Jack Zeller that Eric
McNair, utility infielder. had beer
sent 10 Washington in return for
pitcher Jack Wilson.
McNair started the season al
shortstop for the Tigers but
Hitchcock has been playing reg
uiarly for more than two months
McNair was hitting 1854. He came
10 the Tigers from the Chicago
White Sox at the close of the 1916
season but ne spent most Of last
year at Buffalo, where he had q
big year. hitting .357
Wilson spent seven seasons with
the Red Sox before being traded
10 Washington last winter. His
lifetime major league record Is o.
victories and ~ defeats. a right
hander ~ith a good fast ball. he
will p- used as a relief pitcher
Zeller said.
McNair will probably become a
regular with the last place Sena-
tors. who have rockies all over
the infield McNair is 81 years old
and Wilson 30.
Technically. the transaction was
not a trade, since trading is pro-
hibited by league rules after june
Is. The Tigers gave Clark Griffith
check for Wilson and Griffith
gave the Tigers a cheek for Nc
Nair.
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Yesterdays Detroit Results

FIRST RACE-Si ZOO claiming. Swear.
ODDS and up. ! lie miles
Baskerville ODeLucial 20 20 20
Lucas sun Franklin) 40 $50 2 90
Time Lar rs. IN as
Cynthia Fair Sam c. Te&um Posky
Dell Knock Knock and ScrooEe also ran
Dead heat for first.
SECOND RACE-sI 900. claiming. 3.
wear -Olds "a mile.
Kempy (Guerinl 1850 40 $50
Wise witch (Canarella) $50 800
Pairfort Beverly $50
Time 10 Us. or 53s
'sawwood. 'Iichln. Mulugatawney. Brag-
about, 'Grsy Romance. Magic Power. To-
rantsl and 'vsldina Joan also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Sl 900. claiming 4-year-
olds and up. about = mile
Cradle Roll CGonzalez) 100 $40 $40
REICH Countess Larsen) 25 20 10 80
stand In (Cavens 1l.So
Time ~ as. on s:O7i.
Cutloose. No Embargo. Miss Frakes.
Reign Me and Clarcarole also ran
FOURTH RACE 2-yesr.oids. So fur.
Cornwall CMimgan) 500 sso 2sC
Jay ~ Kan .tLoweT $40 3 ~
Better Try tGonzaiez) 2 81
Time s07 Is. on S.3s A..
Tower Miss. Side order and vsldina ssgs
also ran.
FIFTH RRcE- s.yssr-olds. s furionrs
Michigan SWEET
tGuerini % so % 90
Tower Maid adams 40 3sN
Wise Colonel tHigleyJ 3 OO
Time t2 3.5 on G.0s
Pairzet,ay say 30 More. Beau Catcher.
White Bait and ssrong also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
SPORT S
BY LEO MACDONELL.
PRAISE FOR RUSSELL GNAU

Gene Sarazen the Squire of Valley Ridge in the sing
Ing hills Brooked Center Conn., the milk business
good but is fearful for golf
Golf Is In for tough times the always frank Squire
Sarazen explained. 81" Is dead the raoning did
that You may get IL out here"
The squire asked about the Ryder Cup matches, in
which he is playing Oakland Hills Country Club today and
tomorrow
1.-The Ryder Cup matches will be played just long
Russell Gnau raise the money does" declared
What nau does here Detroit couldn't be place
else and doubt there Is another Detroer with all due
respect to fine citizens here who could do the same
Sarazen that he sold his public Mt Vernon
n Y and that the milk business and Detroit defense plant
which he has financial interest claim of his attention
"Of find time to play In these cup events
Sarazen said They for great (The receipts Of
the matches Oakland Hills this year will the Red
Cross About $4,000 raised the first of the
kind at Oakland Hills two $4,000 at Detroit Club
last and Gnau and helpers hope boost the total to
$4,000 this year,
Sarazen captain Of the Challengers who lost the
Ryder Cup team Oakland Hills in 1910.
. ut the material" Sarazen explained. because
team had good captain much smarter perhaps than the cap
tain of the other team whose escapes walter
Hagen captained the cup team)
The friendly SarazenHagen feud is Of long standing
Of the interesting sideghts of golf They the
professionals to be named to COLTS Hall of Fame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Lost - Twelve pounds during
yesterdays final of the Women's
State golf tournament at Plum
Hollow.
Five Of those departed pounds
belonged TO Marjorie Row. the tall
Red. Run girl, the other seven ia
Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee
Miss Row isn't complaining be-
cause she has the state champion
ship TO show for her lost pound
age. She defeated Miss Wall. 5 and
A, in their 36-hole final in the
blistering heat.
The case of the Upper Peninsula
miss was more narrowing. She
lost more than those seven pounds.
The taxing heat deprived her of
her short game skill in the after
noon and that was bad. While this
didn't necessarily beat her, it did
hasten her defeat.
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Sick Father Spurs
Hagen to Leadership
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Because his s4-year-old father,
seriously III in Rochester, y. Y,
believes every group of men, no
matter how expert they may be.
should have leader, Walter
Hagen was at Oakland Hills today
TO direct his Challengers in the
opening of their two-day match
with the Ryder Cup team.
Noting an improvement in his
fathers condition, Walter, who
was called east a few days ago,
yesterday prepared TO take leave
and return here for this match
which involves the greatest array
of professional golfers in the coun-
try
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pretty hot but the heat didn't faze sturdy Judge Bart
lett Forty tramped in heat hotter than this in
Cuba" the Judge remarked He is Spanish American War
Veteran Il with Johnny Smith that campaign
Johnny great figherhe went to the Philippines
He enlisted when he enly 49,"
Thomsons drive the first hole brought back memories
Of 320yard drive which Jimmy turned loose exhibition
the University Michigan Ann Abor
ago.
saw that drive Bartlett declared, land the
greatest saw-although Clarence Gambler make
drives would be hard TO choose between
Thomson Maybe Gam could hit farther. Clarence
Gambler professional several Detroit clubs died last winter
He number Of long driving The Judge
also admirer of young Chick Harber For two
said the Judge because he nice boy and fine golfer
and he from Battle Creek I from
Rattle Creek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Ro|Iie HemsIey Given
Release by Reds

CINCINNATI, July II (UP).-
Rollie Hemsley. once one of the
major leagues top catchers. was
released Internationally by the
Cincinnati Reds last night He APP
peared in only &c of 81 games the
club has played and made only l3
hits in lis times at bat for an
average Of 1l3.
Al Lakeman has been recalled
from the Syracuse Of the Inter-
national League club to replace
him.
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Ed CurIey's Selections

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK. n. ".
Jolly Is UNSl. - The following are choices
for the SEWERAGE program here today
DOWN SIX, Taxes. Bill -.
2-BIACK LIGHT. Liquid Lunch, Direc-
ton
BRAMRLE BUG Lord Calvert, Reap
ers Blade
8 BULL. REICH Scotch Trap, Happy
Note
5 DOuBLERAB impersirice oeea
Blue
& CHIcORE Matte J Shipmafe
7-GGNo REX Bright Gay, flying Le-
gion
BEST ET-DOUBLERAB.
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Fred Lamb Gets in Boost for Bloomfield

Fred Lamb pro at Bloomfield Hills for % years
the year Dragging about Bloom
field Hills conditioned in the district" Lamb
whispered shot of NJ NJ Burgess president of Oak
land Hills who in huddle with Sarazen the putting
And before Bloomfield Lamb at the Detroit Golf
Club with Alex for something like eight years which makes
Lamb Ross the champions Thyfive years this
Ross the National Open at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club only years old at the time and couldn't
even milk
Walter Hagen the first pro at Oakland Hills Edible
oodfeow Herbe Lewis the former Red Wing star
the Indianapolis club the American Hockey
League is working ordnance plant at Dixon ILL., Mrs.
Edward Jces Jr, charming wife of the ninth
and eighteenth gaeryite. all agog Marjorie Rows
victory Mary Agnes Wall in the womens state finals at
Plum Hollow Sarazen clngs to his oldfashioned Knockers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

SIXTH RACE -yesr-olds and up. 8 fur
longs.
Displaver UuEess) so 90 $50
Bin q Jones' go SOC
Cirin CFranklln) $50
Time All rs on 37ls
Exploded. sarah Lorraine CARS Pet and
on on also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Il 200. claiming. g.
yea r.olds and up l lis miles.
sun Pharos tAdams) 500 $40 50
MIX Punch tHEley' 900 ~
Harry Choice tMilngan1 $50
Time. l.4S Fl Toreador, Page Boy and
Countmein also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 80 81 600. claiming, 3
Iyear.olds and up. mile and 70 yards:
Texalite (Hanauerl 500 40 IN
JAYNE Davis (Guerin) $40 2.sC
Miah tAdams) 2.sl
Time. l:45 2-5 Charlamar Get Coco
and Even Tan also ran.
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Open Mixed Doubles Today

The first annual Hamtramck
closed mixed doubles tennis tour
nament begins today and continues
through tomorrow. A trophy is up
for the winner. Seeded one in the
field of Is teams are Ed RosZak
and Renetta OniShuk Walter
Preston and Rita Onishuk are
number two.
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the situation Immediately and fig
ured it was his sons duty TO be
back in Detroit.
Undoubtedly they're great
golfers, son." said the senior
Hagen. "but the greatest men
must have a leader"
The senior Hagen didn't have &c
say any more. Walter knew his
father wanted him TO return here
for the big match. And the son re-
solved then and there he'd do his
best to prove himself just what his
father figured he was-not only a
leader but a capable one. In other
words, Hagen wants to win this
one for his father as we'll as HIM
self.
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FATHERS ADVICE

The Haig began by informing
the father of the match. and said
that while he was directing a diff
ferent team this time, his players
were fine golfers with good
chance 10 win. The father sensed
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s6 HOLES UNUSUAL

This is one of the few times, II
not the only time, that there has
been a 36-hole final in this tour
nament, and those opposed TO the
longer matches for women will use
the experiences of yesterdays
finalists as arguments that there
should be law against them.
Miss Row. who is 20 years old
and a junior at Michigan State,
now holds two championships. She
won the Detroit District title last
season. A long hitter with pretty
well rounded game. she'll undoubt-
eddy win more of them.
This is the fourth time Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.--
Chanting the blues in a low, soul
full minor the Tigers arrived in
Philadelphia this morning, hope
ful of recuperating some Of the
fortunes lost in Washington in a
series happily come to an end
The Bengals blew the entire series
to the Nationals, losing the finale
last evening, 3 10 0, and with the
St. Louis Browns roaring up TO
fourth place Del Bakers lot is
most certainly unhappy.
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NEwHoUsER UNLUCKY

Hal Newhouser pitched another
one Of his better games, but had
no luck.
For six innings Newhouser had
a hitlesS shutout. In the seventh
Sullivan broke through with fine
bunt that dribbled right where
Newhouser, Higgings and Hitch.
cock could not field IT, Nothing
came of IT, though
In the eighth inning Newhouser
cracked and the Tigers crumbleC
with him. II was another bunl
that set the stage Of ultimate
Washington victory. Before the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Fans 60 for The Iona Drivers

The writer Travelled holes behind threesome that
included Jimmy Thomson Ben Hogan and Sam Byrd and along
with William A Ryan and Judge Bartlett who also the
gallery marveled at Thomsons thunderous tee shots
If don't think golf fans like baseball fans appreciate
old sockeroo should have heard the enthusiastic
OF Ryan and Bartlett, both long followers of golf
With drive of nearly 800 yards the first hole Thorn
didn't waste time giving Ryan and the Judge and the
well, thrill Jimmy had easy No. TO the
He pulled his tee shot into the rough the second hole
but again reached the with No. g. On the short third
200 yards if isn't faulty all three used No. B.
Thomson hole high the left of the pin Hogan
green On this Byrd missed deuce when his 40foot
putt cured around the hole
On the fourth hole Thomson uncorked another fine drive
giving but 100 yards his second shot but the
thriller the ninth when Byrd Clipped out from Az or
feet.
Against wind of gale proportions all three used drivers
on the short ninth. And all got into trouble.
I'll bet that Con the right catches more tee shots
any trap the country" Hogan laughed after he had
parked a drive into that yawnng chasm
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BRILLIANT RECovERIEs

Although Miss Row won the aft
.ernoon second to become three UP,
that lead could easily have been
wiped out on the next few holes
but for two brilliant recoveries she
made. She holed a chip on the
third TO win a hole that seemed
lost. And she gained a half on the
fifth by blasting from a trap to
within nine feet of the cup and
sinking the putt. She lost the
fourth through a shot out of
bounds.
Five down at the twenty-sev-
enth, Miss Wall passed up good
chance to win the twenty-eighth,
then lost the next. She got only
one of them back before the
match ended on the thirty-second,
A fine birdie three gave her the
thirty-first.
Miss Row had an 81 20 her
rivals 81 on the morning round.
The new champion covered the
first nine in the afternoon in Al
while Miss Wall had 43. Miss Row
led 2 up at noon.
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Major Lee gue
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 3-4-i. DETROIT O-f-3 New
som and Evans: Newhouscr and Tebbetts.
st. Louis $50. Philadelphia 2-1t-2. sun
dra and Hayes, Terrell: Besse. Fowler
90 and Swift (First gameD
81. Louis il-f0-l, Philadelphia Isl.
Fereus and Ferreil: Knott. r. Harris 90
and Wagner. (Second game
Boston 2-T-t. Chicago i-9-l Wagner ana
Conroy; Humphries and Turner
New York s-i0-2 Cleveland i-6.2. Chand-
Ter and Rosar. smith, Hevlng 60. Eisen-
stat el and Dennlng.
Losing pitcher.
TODAY'~ GAMES
DETROIT ~ Philadelphia.
Chicago Al New York
St Louis ~ Washington.
Cleveland AZ Boston
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st Louis iO-i3-i Phuadelpbia f-5-L
Ktst and " Cooper 'Johson. HoerEi co.
Nahem ~ and Warren. Marrow
Brooklyn i0-fJ.i. Chicago 5-i2-3. tR0vs.
Head fsj and sullivan. fPasseau. Press
nell iSb Erricksnn 90 AMI Mccullough.
New York 1900 Pittsburgh TAO.
iSrhumacher Adams CO. and banning.
Berres. tanning WAkie go Hsmlln t1
and Phelps Baker
twlnnlng pitcher Iosine pitcher
ToDAi's CAMS
RF0okiYn A. et Louis 90.
Boston a. Pffisburgn
phIadeiphi e. CHICAGO.
New YORK al Cincinnati
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BACK YESTERDAY

The Challengers' captain arrived
at Oakland Hills late yesterday
afternoon. in time TO watch some
of his players coming down the
stretch in their final practice
rounds and to select his lineup for
todays best ball matches.
Today's feature engagement pits
Lawson Little and Harry Cooper
of the Challengers against those
two terrific Texans, Jimmy Dema-
ret of Plum Hollow and Ben
Hogan This match will draw
major attention from today's huge
gallery
Chick Harbert. the Battle Creek
star, wasn't included in the open
ing lineup but the long driving
youngster will be in there swing
ing against the Cuppers tomorrow,
Hagen said.
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CHICK HARBERT PRACTICES CHIP SHOT
Miss Row Wins Title
and Loses ) Pounds

Wall, splendid golfer, has played
in this tournament and the fourth
time she returned home without
the championship. Her setback
this time was especially disap-
pointing. Her brother Bob, who
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant a few days ago at Fort
Benning. is back in Menominee
for brief visit with her and their
father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Sarazen is the dean of Americas golf professionals
in point of service though at 40 he than Craig
Wood the National Open champion who captain of the
team, in which Gene is enrolled this weekend.
AS STRIPPING Of 90 Gene stunned the Skoke
(Chicago 1922 when he uneashed 6S the last
nose out Bobby Jones Exactly 10 later repeated
his National Open triumph at Fresh Meadow In 1892
squire also captured the British Open title Sandwich
necord-smashing 2S3.
Notwithstanding his brilliant medal golf
has always been match player at heart He thrice the
National PEA During his than 20 years of
golf, Sarazen has lodged match-pay challenge
Sarazen yesterday played uneup round with Corp Vic
Ghezz Jim Wood and expressed himself pleased
with the
They'll find Oakland Hills plenty tough enough" Sara
predicted.
With the pushed back the chalengers will be shooting
course that measures close TO 1000 yards.
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PIONEERING ENLISTMENT

Given a day off. Harbert
doubted whether he'd be at Oak
land Hills today He hoped to ar.
range a conference with Lieuten-
ant Commander Lee Edwards al
Crosse lie. AS a married man the
likable Chick isn't subject to inn
mediate draft, but he's considering
enlistment and would like to learn
Commander Edwards opinion as
to where he could be most valu-
able.
Harbert. an aviation enthusiast
sought 10 enlist in the army all
corps in the spring but was turned
down because he was several
months over the age limit.
AL Watrous gives Michigan 2
representative on the ChallcnGerS
team today. He is teamed with
hard-hitting Jim my Thomson
IC0ntfnnoA nm paUa I'M
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$4,000 Handicap
Has Big Field
BY LEWIS Fl. WALTER

Best Reward, another of those
horses bred on tn e famed Idle
Hour Farm of Col. E. r. Bradley.
has run just once at the Detroit
race track. That was just enough
to establish him as the probable
favorite over II 3-year-old rivals
in the $1,000 Sport of Kings Han
dicap at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon.
Best Reward is a son Of Brad
ley's Balladier. His present owner,
Max Wexler of Cleveland, and
trainer Henri Torriente went East,
looked Best Reward over and pur-
chased him several weeks ago.
They started him first July 10 in
the Godolphin Handicap and Best
Reward cantered home. He
showed enough TO stamp himself
as one of the best 3-year-olds in
training here. Racing Secretary
Charles Henry has assigned him
top weight of 1l9 pounds.
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LARGE FIELD

This run of six furlongS may
draw the largest field in the his
tory Of the track inasmuch as lS
are entered. Largest this year
was the 16-horse field which Wise
Colonel led home in the Detroit
Handicap June s. Scratches are
expected TO remove several horses,
including Wise Colonel, which ran
third TO Michigan Sweet yesterday
and was claimed from Earl H.
Beezley by Mrs. M. NJ. Johr of
Detroit for $1,000.
The claim didn't remove { h G
Beezley colors from the "a e.
Beezley will start BY Conscript,
which won the $1,000 Test and
Stand Pat Handicaps. Joe W.
Browns Brownie, T. d. Bulls
Tomluta. f. X. K. Thomas Dead
Level. Darby Dan FARMS Patriot
and Dixiana Farms First of All
ICoutfnuad nm paUa 10Y
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Judoe Can Remember Hotter DAYS

parked a drive into that yawning chasm.
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