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Evening star., 1942-01-11

whose blood is in the veins Of both
Alsab's dam and sire.
Alsab's father was Good Goods
a horse that won fair number Of
races after q weak start as Z
rickets-crippled colt. HIS mother
was Winds Chant, who never raced
Since Alsab Is one Of Good Goods
first colts, SABBATH believes his sue
cess may put the father IN con-
siderable stud demand.
The whole SABBATH fanlily-Sa-
bath, his wife and their two chill
dren, Albert, jr., and Diana-revel
In their horse. They have made a
pet Of him. and the untempera-
mental Alsab loves it. He likes to
play-when he hasn't got q job OF
running to do-and he takes his
grapefruit unsweetened.
With an extraordinary ability to
relax when he isn't running he has
a friendly and gentle nature that
is unusual for thoroughbreds.
He is a favorite of the groom.
and exercise boys. He nuzzles hi
nose against their cheeks, icks Their
hands and begs for his favc-ite It'd
bits-carrots, oranges and grapp
fruit.
SABBATH says his horse hasn't 9
bad habit" and is the smar.est race
horse he ever saw.
But Alsab has one real aversion
he doesn't like to see othe. horses
in front Of him.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
New Brewer Lineup
To Battle Jewels
Here Tonight

Shifting from their usual Friday
playing date to Sunday, Washing
ton Brewers pro basket ball outfit
meets the New York Jewels tonight
in an American League game at
Turner's Arena at 9 o'clock. An
amateur preliminary is set for
7:30 pm.e
Continuing the practice recently
inaugurated, this will be ladies'
night for pro cage followers. Wom-
en- with escorts will be admitted free
and servicemen in uniform get in
for half price,
Coach Mack Posnack hopes to
have several replacements in to-
nights Brewer lineup to make up
for Moe Dubilier. who Joined the
Army; Petey Berenson, on the in
jured list, and Irving Rizzi, who is
Ill. Posnack himself may don q
uniform and get some action.
Two new players recently signed
by the Jewels, Johnny Kreiger and
Tony Kappan, will be here tonight
for their first American League
game.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

Alsab moves into the 3-year-old
class with a years winnings of
S110 900, a world record in the mile
and several track records to his
credit.
1t did his owners heart good,
SABBATH contends.
HE cured me, and I've watched
him win his last four races
The friendly bay son of a second
rate father and a $50 mother is just
coming into his own. SABBATH be-
lieves, despite his phenomenal record
as a 2-year-old. This year will be
the test.
Named for Kentucky Derby.
He has had his shoes pulled of
and is taking it easy now at Hialeah
Park for a few weeks. Then he will
go into training for the mile-and-a-
quarter distance. He never has
raced at more than mile and six
teenth, but Trainer August Swenke
doesn't think he'll have any more
trouble with the longer races than
he had with the short ones.
SABBATH has him entered in the
Kentucky Derby, the Flamingo
Stakes and the Widener Cup races
at Hialeah. and virtually every other
major race in the country. The
Flamingo, February %, may be his
first important test as 3-year-old.
Alsab probably won't start in some
Of them, but SABBATH wants him to
be In line for them because he be-
lieves he has "the best horse any one
ever had"
The record shows he may not be
far wrong.
Has Blood Of Colin.
Alsab made his first start at
Hialeah less than a year ago. He
got bumped around a little at the
break and wound up 18th in a field
of IS. Since then he's had 81 races
at II tracks, won IS, was second in
three and third in another. He has
won his last 10.
He set the world record for 2-year-
olds over a mile distance with q
time of 1852 while winning the
Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park
last summer. In a match race
against Requested, the Eastern 2
year-old champion, Alsab won by
~ lengths and broke the Belmont
track record for 612 furlongs.
His earnings record is the more
remarkable because he was ineli-
gible for all but one Futurity race,
since his former owner and breeder
hadn't thought enough of his an
cestry to enter him.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
D. T.. Pin Stars After
Victory in Two Big
Journeys Today
Del Roy Open, BoItimore
Meet Prizes Attract
Sparkling Fields

Seeking their first victory Of the
season, Astor Clarke, Tony Santini,
Hokie Smith and Perce Wolfe,
Washington's four leading money
bowlers the last three years, will at
tempt the unusual feat of winning
two major events today and tonight
when they compete in the first an
nual Del Ray (Va) open and then
trek to Baltimore for the second
annual American tournament at
Charles Bowling Center, with San
tint the defending champion. The
winner of each tournament win re-
ceive $125.
Winner of four tournaments this
season, Cletus Pannell, assistant
manager of the new Colonial Viii
lage Recreation, along with such
stars as Ed Blakeney, Lou jenkins,
Ell Geib, Billy Stelcup, Fred Murphy
and Al Wright also are expected to
strive for the same goal of triumph
ing in two major attractions on the
same day.
Clarke, Smith, Santini and Ollie
PacAai have won tournaments on
consecutive days or week ends. but
the feat of winning two in one day
in different cities would be an
achievement unique In the realm Of
duckpins.
The first shift In the Del Ray g.
game affair will start at this after
noon. A bevy of leading woman
rollers of this area are expected to
roll.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
vi||ar, Spanish Heavy.
Will Battle Pastor
Here Next Week
Claudio Was Impressive
Against SuvoId in D. c.
Bout, Though Beoten

Claudio Villar, the strapping
Spanish heavyweight champion who
fought for the Loyalists in the civil
war In that country, was booked
yesterday as the opponent for Bob
Pastor, New York's leading con-
tender, on Monday night. January
10, at Turner's Arena.
villar, Is, Weighing 225 pounds.
standing 6 feet 3, made his only
local appearance last August at
Griffith Stadium on the Poland
Blunt card, when he was stopped In
seven heats by Lee Savold, Des
Moines, Iowa, battler. in a rip
roaring bout that stole the show.
The match is for 10 rounds and
will be the first in three months at
the arena.
Villar Trains in Havana.
Savold was one of a number Of
fighters considered as possible op-
ponent, following the signing OF
Pastor Friday. Tiger" Neville
Beach of Memphis. Southern
champion, was another, and 50 was
Lem Franklin, new heavyweight
sensation.
But Of al the men villar seemed
to appeal most to Promoter Turner
and Matchmaker Menedez because
Of his color and great stand aoainst
Savoldi. In other American matches,
Villar kayoed Jay D. Turner and
won from Buddy Scott.
The Spaniard escaped from q
Spanish concentration camp to
South America. thanks TO some aid
from Jed Dickson, famous European
promoter. After fighting in South
America, he shifted to Havana.
where he is training for the Pastor
night.
Pastors Record Smart.
Pastor went "a rounds in two
bouts with Champion Joe Louis and
was unbeaten In eight matches last
season, winning twice from Turkey
Thompson in Hollywood, Calf;
kayoing Mike Afano, Al Delaney,
Jim Robinson; decisioning Irish
Johnny Flynn and beating Booker
Beckwith, Chicago ace.
Pastors only two local appear
ances saw him win from Buck
Everett four years ago and from
Buddy Scott 1t the ball park last
June.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Eastern Boys Quints
Start House Loop
Play This Week

Opaning games in the Eastern
Branch RNys' Clubhouse Basket
ball League will be played this week.
Junior division first game will be
played tomorroS'. with the senior
opener set for Friday.
Several independent games are
listed in preparation for the OPEN
ing OF the city-wide league later
this month. Soccer and pool activi-
ties also are on the athletic program
this week at Eastern Branch.
The program:
Soccer League
Senior Division-Tuesday, Blanks VS..
Bhtza: Thursday, Syrians VS.. Blanks. Both
Basket Ball House Leaxus.
c. o.; wednesday, l. I. q. vs. N. Y. q;
Friday, Texas VS.. Aggies. All At 6:25 pm.
Senior Division.
Independent Games.
Tuesday. Eastern Branch Cards VS.. st.
Charles u05 pounds. 4 pm. Monday.
Eastern Branch. Cards vs.. st. Matthews
u05 pounds. 4 pm: Saturday. Eastern
Branch Gunners VS.. Friendship House (un-
limited, 1:15 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Southeastern Skaters
To Hold Title Races

Hastily taking advantage OF the
ice skating afforded by the recent
cold snap, the Southeastern Skating
Association plans to hold the annual
outdoor championship races next
Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial
Pool, with preliminaries set for
today at o'clock.
These races will be the usual dis
tances from 220 yards to miles
and are open to any amateur
registered with the association
Registration may be made today at
the pool before racing.
The area embraces Maryland
Virginia and the District Of Co.
lumbia.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Trotting Dates Held
In Abeyance for Big
Tracks in East

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10 R.-
Stewards Of the Grand Circuit, act
ing on request Of Representatives
of four eastern tracks, today left
open for possible race dates the
period from June is to August 3.
The stewards will apportion the
dates among the Saratoga IN. "
track, Goshen Historic Park, Roose-
velt race way and Old Orchard, Me.
Representatives Of these tracks said
that uncertainty over the war
prompted them to hold their sched-
ules in abeyance.
These grand circuit dates were
approved:
August 1l.16, inclusive. ooshen nile
track: 1872, sprinensld. u; 2..3s, Ny
sHt:mbiE .7-lkk:,dIn IndisnsinS,}iiI:: 4sai.,,iI:: 14aS
iH9ton. X.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Sun Lover Moves Up
From Last 10 Bag
Ponta|ba Cap
kips Air Master, Choice
In New Orleans Race,
By Half q Length
RH the Associated Press.

b! the Associated PreSS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Sun
Lover, 6-year -old horse of the Mills
dale Stable, won the $500 Pontalba
Handicap which featured the Fair
Grounds card today by coming from
an apparently hopeless last in the
final hak mile.
Thanks to rousing ride by young
Darrell Madden, Sun Lover got up in
the closing strides to beat John L.
Sullivan's Air Master, the favorite,
by half length in the 1-l6 miles
contest. The winner paid 50 40 In
the 81 mutuels
Sullivan's Transfigure took the
6-furlong Sprint feature in minute
112s seconds, a fifth of second OF
the track record. Transflgure easily
beat Merry Ho Stables Par Avion
with Millsdale Stables Happy Home
q distant third.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Horses From Coast
To Reach HiaIeah
Track Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 10.-The first
group of horses shipped from Cali
fornia to compete during Hialeah
Parks 46-day race meeting will ar
rive Monday.
In the shipment are II of w. l..
Brann's thoroughbreds. including
Challedon and Pictor. Other stand
out horses are en- route es result
CT the decision not to open Santa
Anita track.
twenty-five speedsters were NOM
in2 ed for the $4,000 Inaugural
Sale. the feature race of opening
d2v Wednesday.
loading the list is Market Wise,
Louis Tafano's highly successful
1941 campaigner and the conqueror
of Whirlaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Moore's
Circle M Ranch named three horses
Get Of, Battle Colors and Red
Chip-for the 6-furlong heat for s.
year-olds and up.
Hal Price Headley entered Third
Coey and Alaking.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Farr Sought for Bout
Here in Summer 10
Aid British Relief
Conn Named as Likely
Opponent If Tommy Is
Able to Get to u. S.

Negotiations to import Tommy
Farr, English heavyweight, for
bout at Grimth Stadium next sum-
mer for the benefit Of the British
War Relief has been reopened, Of
ficials of the society announced yes
terday.
A similar attempt was made last
summer with the Englishman. whose
strongest claim to fame is that he
Is one Of the few fighters to last
Is rounds against Joe Louis, slated
to meet Billy Conn. Complications
arose, however, and 1t was found
impossible to get Farr to this coun-
try.
Horace Dodge, prominent sports
man, has agreed to underwrite
Farr's expenses on the trip to the
United States if the match is made,
and the best possible opponent will
be signed to box him, possibly
Conn. Plans, however, still are in
the formative stage.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Tropical Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RACE-Purse; $1,000; claiming;
ROYAL Blue Gemas) 1910 $50 80
Hazel F. Dattilo, o.lO
Also ran-Pit Terrier. Wayriel. Sassy
Mate, Our Chuckie, Bad Cold, Count Maui
rice.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; furlongs
GInocchio tMcCombs) 40 42o 80
Blue Leona tDelaral 1.sO $50
Sheron Ann tStrickleD 300
Also e eran-1zaitowna. Circus Wings, Hunt
ing Horre. Not Ye.. Maydif
DAILY Double paid S33 800
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
3-year-oldS: furlonGs.
North Bound 'Brunelle) 1910 755oo 5ssoo
Lady Golden fEccarO 4.Ou
Time, 1:1425.
ss s0 cssna Pas g2 hS'E Vss
FOURTH d7d. RAcEIruTse; ; ln1Taeas $1,000 claim
Siy 81 MBm Msc4sasy ss5sksy s4'o sc 9c
Unhottoned tArcaro) 400
Time. 1:15is.
stahd AsD No c6an Msar sohn ns
less Saxon, Gold Coin Miss, A One, Missnt
Brannon.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81, 200: allowances
n Question lMccrear) $50 31oo 3ddCC
Silver Tower tBates) $50
Also ran-Pet, Miss Goshen and Beau
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; Defense
Handicap; 3-year-olds and upward; IN
miles
Maechance CMcCombs) 10 40 3.7t
Hstrionic (Coule) 6.1O 400
Jezebel II (McCreary) $50
Time. 1:5145.
Also ran-Topee. Trois Pistoles. CIT,
Talk and Blue Warrior.
SEVENTH RAcE-,Purse, 81 900: claim.
ing; 4-year-ods and up; Is miles.
Hada Moon tMehrtens) $50 $50 3.6l
Symptom tRoberts) $50 III
Nico tArcaro) 66(
Also ran-Decatur,. Blackboard. Las
Chance Agronomy, Hougomonte. kay'i
Pride, Chigre, Mack's Arrow and Toast.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; i. miles
Jeffersontown GngesO 1880 9.20 5.4C
Crimson Lancer (Breen) 7.30 4.bC
Old Smoothly (Delara) 4.SC
Time. 1:49z.
Also ran-Mieal Fay, Dulcimer, Doso
Elmada, Traumelus R. Marquis and
Epaminondus.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
arineipsl One itisaT6erj 1920 $50 go
Beggs tTaylor $40 $50
Liberty Cloud (Parise) 400
Also ranSPolish Beauty. Oops. Jewens
Own. James Sunny, shadburn.
SECOND RAcE--Purse, $500; claimins;
Goal To Go (GlidewelD $50 20
Bien Asado CDeerine 800
Also % ranERocky Dor, Miss Lexington.
Teco Tack. Tagra, Arso Lassie, Vsidina
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; claiming:
4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
ya,eee M,es sds,n RaT' n.ern. ESQ s2S s3S tsS tsS
cofsn5sot Fi@e. 1:iYs. oMssitin'' 40
pu. hso Il. 1a5s: s1: Rsb na sHs5s Yas Mos s
and Wise Dean.
.ness and se99t tulDn:. H.
Transigure tDeering $40 2.60 2.20
Par Avfon (Taylorl $50 $50
Happy Home ,Madden) ESQ
Also % ranIshaun G.. Sweet Shop and
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; Pontalbs
Handicap: 4.year-oids and 9p; !: miles;
Sun Lover (Madden) $40 $40 ESQ
Airmaster (DeerinG) 2.6O 80
Idle Sun (Cornay) $40
Time, 1:45l. -,
Also ran-Pari-King. Sirasia ana Al
halon.
SIXTH RACEPurse, $500: allowances;
3-year-olds: / mile and 10 yards
Cerberus (Milligan) $40 500 340
Ballyainett (Ryan) 800 3.40
Mandate (Brooks) 4.4O
Also ran-Pairzetta, Blue Nose. Thin
Skin and Great Occasion.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
Ing: 4.year-olds and up; IN miles.
Phoebus ,Parise) sl1 90 $50 3.O0
Alpolly (Milligan) $40 3.O0
F1orian II (Guerin) 500
Time, 2:34as.
Also ran-Bull Terrier Flying Duke, T.
lacsV and Lonely Road.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Saratoga Is Aiming
To Become Harness
Racing Center
By the ASsociated preSs.

By the Associated pross.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1c.-Sara-
toga Springs, historic stamping
ground Of Thoroughbred, win make
q bid to become . center Of big time
harness racing, too.
Dick Case Of Goshen, N. r, pub
ucity director Of the United States
Trotting Association, said Saratoga
Raceway, Inc, would ask 1or dates
Of August 3.8 on the Grand Cir
cult.
Trotting and pacing unosr lights
were initiated at the new $500, 900
track in the New York State Spa
with q 26-night meeting last sum-
mer.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
CoIored Pro Bears Five
Tackles Detroit EuqIes

Toughest assignment to date faces
the Washington Bears colored pro
basket ball team this afternoon
when it entertains the Detroit
Eagles at Turner's Arena. Game
time is 4:30, with a prelim at 2:45
pm.
The Eagles are riding the crest
of a 23-game winning streak and
have dropped only three games in
the 80 played this season. The
Bears also are doing okay in their
weekly engagements, having won six
4 straight.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Lions Face PEI Hates
In Providence Reds
On UIine Rink
EoeIes, Bottline Rovers
Today, Engage GuIIs
At Home Tuesday

The Washington Lions. who have
been shadowing second place in the
Eastern division Of the American
Hockey League, will attempt to
nudge another notch in that direc-
ton tonight when they battle the
Providence Reds at Uline Arena at
$50 o'clock.
Meanwhile the Washington Eagles
Of the Eastern League will be striv-
ing to atone for previous indigni-
ties dealt them by the New York
Rovers when they face that club
this afternoon at Madison Square
Garden. Four times in five games
this season the Rovers have de-
feated the Eagles.
The Lions, who have been wag-
ing a merry scrap for second place
with New Haven and Providence,
will be meeting one Of their pet
hates in the Reds. Three times the
clubs have collided this season and
the best the Lions can show for it
is 3-3 tie, having dropped 60 and
80 decisions to the Rhode Island
outfit.
Reds Goalie Checks Lions.
Chiefly detrimental to the Lions
attack has been Goalie Mike Kara
kas, who has resembled the leagues
smoothest goalie in action against
Washington. No aid to the Lions,
either, has been Ed Bush, burly de-
fenseman, who has spent more time
in the penalty box than any other
American League player.
Providence also boasts dangerous
assortment of stick handlers in such
as Augie Herchenratter, Alb De-
Marco, Alb Ceilings, Norm Calladine,
Windy Steele, Frank Boucher and
Oscar Aubuchon.
The Lions emerged from a three
game losing streak last Thursday
night by dealing the New Haven
Eagles q 7-2 shelacking and are
hoping to capture their final home
game until January %. The Ice
Capades, invading Uline Arena
starting Wednesday. will prevent
the Lions playing at home over that
span.
Busy Week for Eagles.
The Lions will play only one other
game this week, meeting the Barons
at Cleveland on Saturday night, but
it will be a busy week for the Eagles
who will stack up against the Sea
Gulls here on Tuesday night and
at Atlantic City on Saturday night
The Eagles also will tangle with the
New York Rovers at Riverside Sta
dunn on Friday night.
Impotent against other Eastern
League opposition, the Sea Gulls
will be bidding for their fourth
victory in five starts against the
Eagles on Tuesday night, with Leitf
Dickey. 5 former Eagle, guarding
Atlantic City's gosl.
The Eagles hope to benefit by the
return to action of Tommy Nc
Cormick and Paul Courteau, crack
forwards who have been nursing
damaged legs. Neither is expected
to play before Friday night.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Bieber Horse Scores
S-Length Triumph
Over Histrionic
Paid With Bonds, Owner
Jokes About Waiting
10 Years for Purse
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 1o.-Phil Bic
ber's Maechance scored an eight
length victory in the Defense Han
dicap at Tropical Park today, cap
turing the winners share OF the
$4,000 purse which was paid In de-
fense bonds.
Rushing to the front in the run
for positions, the 5-year-old son OF
Chance Shot stretched his lead with
every step and completed the 1h
miles of sloppy going in 1:514s.
Jake Freedman's Histrionic was
second, half length in front OF ].
E. Widener's Jezebel I'd.
City Talk, a slight choice over the
winner, was outrun all the way.
The split of the purse was $3.50,
$4OO, $3.50 and Sl00.
Must Wait 10 Years for Purse.
Herbert Bayard Swope, in the
presentation ceremony recorded for
the crowd over a microphone, had
said Bieber's horse won decisively as
the Allies will do, Bieber got big
laugh when he thanked the tracks
chairman of the board and said,
"This Is the first time I've won q
race and had to wait 10 years for
the purse!"
Maechance had been racing In
sprints for some time, but he had
shown on occasion last year that q
distance was not too much for him.
Ken McCombs just nursed the vet
eran along today and never had to
take his mount out OF wraps.
Jockey Tossed Over Rail.
A spill that was more spectacular
than disastrous threw a scare into
the crowd in the seventh race.
Mack's Arrow, while racing up with
the first half dozen Of the limit
field between the eighth and six
teenth poles In the stretch, suddenly
swerved into the rail. Jockey Gus
tavus Moore was tossed over the
rail onto the grass in the lnf1eld ana
was removed on a stretcher.
The report soon came up from
first aid quarters that Moore quickly
revived and seemed merely shaken
up. However, the Jockey was taken
to hospital for observation.
Hada Moon won the race, leading
all the way and scoring by half
length.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Capital Anglers Make
Bio Florida Catches

Washingtonians are. doing all
right on fishing excursions of the
Florida coast.
Mrs. Charles w. Hammett Of
Washington recently landed q
6-foot- 10-inch sailfish OF Miami.
while DR.. Carlisle Barr, son Of the
secretary Of the District Golf As
ISOLATION, landed rare specimen. q
white marlin weighing 54 pounds.
in the Cult Stream OF the same
port.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Racing Selections
For omorroW

Consensus at Tropical (Fast).
BY tie Associated Press.
Gay Balko, Low Road, Wha Hae.
2-Dan's Choice, Tripped, Tee Midge.
3-Bright Arc. Down Six, Gen. Jack.
Rosy Dollar, Muskrat, Maybank.
5-Anopheles, Sizzling Pan, Star Of
Padula.
6-Donna Leona, De Kalb, Doublrab.
7-Unknown Land, Gay Man, War
Key.
8-Handiboy, Ebony Boy, French
Trap.
Substitute-Arched, Aljack, Bold
Turk.
Best bet-Unknown Land.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
National Defense Shoot
Listed by Skeet Club

A national defense shoot has been
scheduled by National Capital Skeet
Club for Sunday, January Is, be-
ginning at 10 an.
This Is q class shoot, with con-
testants rated in groups IA, A, B
and c, according to their averages
The entry fee of $4.50 covers targets
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Rossvuns Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
BEST BEHOLD BOOK.

in excellent running time and II
he can turn on the same brand
Of speed tomorrow he could win
as he pleases. NIGHT TIDE Is
as good as his recent victory sug-
gests. SIZZLING PAN licks good
ones at times.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Skeet Shooters to Vie
At Q'Donnell's Form

A skeet shoot open to the public
was scheduled today at ODonnell's
Farm ON the Marlboro road. Firing
was set to begin at noon.
The event Will be ct 50 targets
With Q trophy foe high gun and
ether prizes.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
FOURTH RACE-MUSKRAT,
vAC0RETIE SPEEDlEK.

MUSKRAT copped his last
with speed to spare and of that
effort must be selected. JACO-
BELLE drops much weight and
should have plenty to say about
the result. SPEEDIER could
share In the prize money.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

SABBATH and other horsemen be-
lieve the wonder horse is throw
back to the old unbeaten Colin, q
great runner of some IS yeas ago
Evening star., 1942-01-11
est bet-Unknown Land.
Tropical (Sl0w).

1IVpICWI V61OWTe
1-Unimond, Trimmed, Rissa.
EASY Jack, Tee Midge, Tripped.
3-Gen. Jack, Down Six, Bulldinger.
4-Valdina Fair, Jacobelle, Marval.
@Bufnehead, Ballinderry, Ano-
pheles.
6IDoublrab, Dekalb, Alaking.
War Key, Unknown Land, Gal.
liant Play.
8-Handiboy, Blumere, Nightly.
91Briar Sharp, Winter Sea, Arched.
Best bet-Doubrab,
Evening star., 1942-01-11
FIRST RACE-OLD BOOK,
GAY BALKO, PATROL


OLD BOOK copped his last
with speed to spare and right
OIL that crackerjack showing he
deserves the call as the best bet
of the afternoon. GAY BALKO
has worked well and he could be
right. PATROL FLIGHT should
be DANGEROUS.
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Maechance Rops Away Opposition Tropical Parks Defense Handicap
Subuth Is Confident His AIsub
Will Pass Great Turf Tests
Horse Costing $500 That Earned $ll0,600
As 2-Yeor-OId Is in All Big Stokes
By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON,

MIAMI, Fla JAM 10-For Is Albert SABBATH bought
raised traded teaways hoping for
big winner against the War Admiras and Seabscus
$7OO auction New York, he bought colt
he Asab And just when Aab started cleaning the big
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races, Sabath's heart went bad and
the doctors wouldn't let him even
listen to the radio broadcasts when
his horse was running.
But he's back at the track now. as