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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
WATCHED HIM

Adams kept his eye on Bush
The big boy from Collingwood
kept on boiling along with Provi-
dence this season. As the high
scoring defenSeman Of the league
he has helped Providence run up
its record of more than 100 sue
cesSive games without a Shutout, a
mark that far Nceeds the
Rangers.
Detroit needs puck carrying de-
fcnScmen. Bush is one So Adams
announced the deal Saturday night
which brought Bush back 10 De-
troit in exchange for dcfenSemen
Buck Jones and Bob Whitelaw.
Bush played in the Red Wings
rout by the Rangers Sunday night.
But he was one player who drew
praise from several extremely
critical New York writer's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Stayed Away From The Fans

"onus Wagner and l. not forgetting Fred Clarke were
the Pirates those rooers wanted to toast personal
ances However Honus and slipped out of side
of the Pontcharan, with collars
and sneaked into taxi pulling down Then
sneaked into the players and up upper berhs
night long the Pittsburgh marched through coach
chanting: We want Wagner We Adams" They pulled
open the flaps of all the lowers looking onus and me- But
thought in uppers'
adams had a ball with good control that he could
twist around batters knees Jones explained kind
Of pitchers htter like Cobb and Crawford trouble
the with the Cubs"
The Tigers lost to the Chicago Cubs in the 1908 World
Series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
MICH. STATE
BJ TIER

ball at Michigan State has a
crowd seen the likes of the per-
Torrance turned in by Jumpin'
Joe Gerard, North Webster. Ind.
forward, against the Bulldogs
from indianapolis.
Gerard. who tailed 10 points
last Saturday night against Notre
Dame, came through with II
points against Butler. He scored
Il Of Michigan States ID points
in rally which started with l.
minutes 10 play, and contributed
another basket in the overtime
period
Where Gerard really starred,
however. was in stealing the ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Banked Detroit in PayoH Game

1T funny series. We took winning and
against Ed Summers the fifth game played in
Pittsburgh and We TO T. up only hits, but
the Tigers punched EN- for their runs.
I'm the payof game in Detroit Wild Bill started
against 1t dismal day, cold threatening
Bill didn't Mun too late to help his club
and won soft to o. We had lead the end
of the fourth. But Of course didn't down Kept shoot.
the pill through just like did that day Parsons
Kan when John Hamilton sent out for batting practice the
first time.
I'VE stopped at the swell Pontchartrain Hotel Detroit
Several thousand fans from Pittsburgh
game, and how they celebrated,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
BUILT 1T Up

NacPhail has seriously at
tempted 10 convince his clients
that the real enemy is New York
and not the Cardinals or the Yam
KEGS. Accordingly, he built up a
big thing OF the Giants reluctance
10 play in Havana in view Of the
war Eddie Brannick. the Giants
secretary and no fool himself, had
answered in kind.
Now along comes OFT 10 offer
neither olive branch nor declara-
ton Of war but merely 10 solve
the problem. OFT. who peculiarly
believes in minding his own bust
ness and not that of his neighbors
which makes him unique in ma
ior baseball provided an answer
10 be expected from a man I'M
Schooled in guile. He said, Sure
well play the Dodgers or any one. )"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Giants Get Catcher

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ INS).-
New York Giants today announced
tho acquisition of catcher Larry
Smith from the Savannah club Of
The South Atlantic League. Smith
Will report 10 training quarters
at jacksonville. Fla. February Is.
\ right handler, Smith is married.
in Class ga In the draft and y
years of age Last season he hit
.3l5, the best mark of his career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Didn't Have Control for Jones

Well 20 through somehow No. wasn't scared. Hugh
Jennings and Germany Schaer after plenty from
the sdelnes. always had good control, but somehow,
couldn't the ball for Davy Jones led off for the
Tigers. l walked him. four straight wide Then
wide Bush but Gbby kept encouraging
Finally. and DOME sacrificed. Gbby had
pitch carefully 10 Ty and he walked Crawford hit the ball
right back and threw Bobby Byrne, third
TO cut down Jones Then Dcahany singled Cobb
And that the only Detroit game Guess
lucky in the inning, which thought would
end for Moriary hit that Deahanty ran
into and that made the third
Looking back Cobb certainly didn't have any luck against
ne in the series. In the three games officially II
made only hit lie that duckng away fast
inside pitch. Tapped off his got a single up
the third base line That game ended our favor
Mulln my opponent and he very fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
ROOKIE NEARLY WRECKED WINGS
Bush CareIess y Bumped Teammates

The next victim was Herbie
Lewis. the Stanley Cup hero.
Two veterans out and more
reaching for the arnica. Bush
soaked up the shocks and went out
for more the next day He sent
several rockies home with his
awkward but effective belts, then
started Hec Kllrea lImping.
That was enough for Jack
Adams. He told Bush 10 ease up,
signed him up for the Pittsburgh
Hornets. then a Detroit farm club.
Bush went 10 Indianapolis the next
season when the Wings took over
the club with Herble Lewis as
boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Big Ten Standings

Purdue and much more accurate
as well, connecting on 10 of IS
field goal attempts. compared
with the Boilermaker percentage
of l6 out OF rs.
Indiana walloped Michigan 81
TO 80 Ohio State won its third
game in seven starts by pounding
Chicagos hapleSs Maroons, 63 TO
35, at Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Indiana TrOunces
L. of NJ, 64-36

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 81
Indiana's basketball team. running
true to home floor tradition. ran
MiChigan'S Wolverines ragge d
here last night to win its third
Big Ten basketball victory in six
starts by a 6i-36 count.
Michigan gave the HoosierS
trouble during the first half. but
the Crimson cagers managed to
come out with a 23-15 intermis-
sion advantage, and then the
Hoosiers all but blew the lid off
the field house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

PHIL DELPHIA, Jan. q
GNS) Lou Brooks, faSt-rlSing
Negro heavyweight from Whining.
ton. Del, today chalked up his
twentieth win in y ring duelS
after defeating Gus Dorazio, Phila.
delphia, in a l0-rounder at the
Arena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

when that 190-pound husky wore
a Detroit uniform once before.
That was in fall practice before
the opening Of the '3S- 80 season.
Big Ed had come down from Col
Ont, for a trial at the
Detroit hockey camp
Doug Young the Red Wings
and no pygmy himself.
was Bush's FIRST victim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
State eager Steals
Team to Victory

from the Butler cagers under his
own basket. Five times in the last
two and a half minutes he pushed
the ball out of his opponents
hands and hooked the ball into
the basket, A fifth time he stole
the ball and passed to Mel Peter
son who tipped in the field goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

EAST LANSING, Jan. 27.-The
roaring voices of 3,4O0 basketball
fans has died down today in Jeni-
son Fieldhouse. but their sporting
senses are aroused over Michigan
thrilling 4O-39 overtime
triumph against Butler University
here last night.
Never in the history Of basket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
East Detroit Mdtmen
Score Over I Rivals

Winning five of the eight events
East Detroit High wFestler>
triumphed over mat teams from
Northeastern and Northern y VI.
c. A. last night az Northeastern
Northeastern captured three
events while Northern failed TO
gain a victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Gone
from the Detroit team of that
year are Mullin, Willett, Dunn
mers, Killian, Donovan, Works,
Lelivelt, Schmidt, Rossman,
Schaefer and Mcintyre.
George MOriarty and
Oscar Stanage are still around
Detroit of course" Jones said.
There may be some others.
around the country, am not
sure. Oh yes, Delehanty Is
in Cleveland"
The memories Of that bitter
scrics-33 years ago--were re-
vivcd by an interesting story
about Babe Adams in recent
issue of the Sporting News.
Adams, a comparative Pitts
burgh recruit at the time, won
three games in the series, one
of four fingers who have
achieved the feat. Adams, 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Ranger Trio Leads;
Two Detroiters Tied

NEW YORK, Jan. q (UP).-
One Of the most potent forward
lines in the National Hockey
League-Bryan HeXtall, Phil Wat
son and Lynn Patrick of the New
York Rangers-Still paced the CIR
cult in individual scoring today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Hogan Captures
Frisco Tourney
To Total S4,875

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. %
CINS) Ben Hogan. the lad from
Hershey. Pa, looked back over the
first u days Of 1912 today and
figured he hasn't done 50 badly.
In winning the 5000 San
Francisco Open yesterday he
pocketed another $1,000, thus
bringing his golf earnings up 10
Si,S75 since New Years Day an
average Of $50 per day, Last
year, Bcltin' Benny was the
leading money winner too, with
a total Of $4,000.
Ben won the recent $1,000 Los
Angeles open and took a fair
sized purse by tying for fifth place
last week in the 5000 Oakland
Opon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Big Feud Doomed
Mel Oh, in Official Interview. Extineuishes Newest
Dodger 'Incendiary Bomb
BY JACK GUESTHER
United Press stan Correspondent

Phail has been lobbing over the
bridge for more than a week in
the hope Of wangllng extra space
on the sport pages and reminding
among the customers any flames
Of rivalry which possibly could
have burned themselves out dur
ing the World Series.
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EAGLE DOES 1T

Hogan CinchCd Yesterdays VIC
tory with an S-foot putt for an
eagle On the fifteenth or sixty
ninth hole of the tournament. Two
screaming woods 10 the i65-yard-
long par ) green set the stage for
the final putt which Scuttled the
field. His total card was 279.
The eagle enabled Hogan 10
complete a golfing saga which had
found him equalinE the course
record with a I under par 65 on
Thursday. frcttinG through two
days Of poStponomentS Friday and
Saturday. playing through Sunday
in ! under par Il and then racing
continued ON Page lGl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
JONES RECALLS 1909 WORLD SERIES

"Yes there just a few of tough guys left" Davy
Jones, successful druggist in Derots thriving northwest
section sighed
Jones recalling the World Series Of 1909 in which
after grueng campaign the Tigers beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

They're planning a sgd Howe
Night at Olympia when the Red
wings play the Blackhawks
Thursday. out they had better tell
Big Ed Bush about il or keep him
out of practice until after the
game.
Big Ed is the fellow 10 tell be-
cause this newest Red Wing has
ruined more Detroit hockey stars
in half an hour of practice than
some of the most vicious body
checkers in the National Hockey
League can stretch out in a whole
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

years DID, now lives on farm in Missouri lie pitched IN the
big leagues 10 years Is Of them with the Pirates.
In the Sporting News interview, Adams asked TO tell
why he rookie sent against the powerful hitting
american League champions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
WHAT THEY SAY

ALVIN BO) NIcMII-lIN, Indiana University football
speaking dinner Bernie Bierman Minnesota:
MA little boys mora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
HERE TOMORROW

Big Ed left the Wings in New
York Sunday night 10 return 70
Providence. r /, and bring his
wife and baby daughter to De-
troit. He'll arrive tomorrow, per-
hapS too late for practice. And
that wouldn't make the Red Wings
a bit angry Because If Big Ed
should really let himself go in
practice tomorrow they might
have 10 celebrate sgd Howe Night
in a hospital room with n quorum
of about six, including three spc-
Cial nurses.
Howe figures he'd probably be
the victim because he's about the
only member of the Detroit team
who wasn't wrecked by Big Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
MICHIGAN ONTARIO LEAGUE

prayed fhTee Tour -p0irf games
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Parisclean {. Akron
Mansfield s Toledo
III FRIDAYS GAME
TfrFarrs ~ .T1Ietl
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a Bomber
Fiqht Results

Newark y u Dan Rosatit 49, New
ark, y J. knocked out Rocky Luciano.
lh2. Harrishurg Pa 49,.
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I MAJOR POINTS

OFT conciSely emphasized foul
major points:
1.-The Giants should be the
best offensive club at the Polo
Grounds since the early 1905.
2-There Is an obvious weak
ness in pitching. The chief
needs are a good Highlander
and a relief man.
3-There will be no general
slaShing of salaries and that
some deserving players pay
might be increased.
But the final point was re-
ceiVed with "A degree of alarm
by partiSans on both sides of the
river. OFT said that 80 far as
ne cares the Giants will 60 right
ahead with the two Havana
exhibitions they have scheduled
with the Dodgers. provided they
can get plane transportation.
In that one sentence honest Me-
all the inCendiary
bombs that Leland Stanford Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan. y CUP).-
Mel OFT has just suffered through
the formality of his first Official
1912 interview and unless I've lost
my fine fair for lcapIng at the
nearest conclusion the most cele-
brated Of all the baseball fcudS-
New York V. Brooklyn-is doomed
10 an early death.
The end Will come quietly some
time in midsummer and the dag
noSiS Will attribute the demise 10
ancmia and malnutrlton. with
OFT himself one of the ContrIbut-
ing factors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
TOMORROM'S GAMEs

Hershey A. Cleveland
New Haven At Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh az Springfield.
Buffalo at Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Gen. Hugh :. JohnsO
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

rife shooting ma,
seems natural as
by entering the
10 handle a rifle.
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tory. Minnesota didn't score on our team in
one play after the kickoff; we held gamely
that IL took three plays for them To run IL over"
MYRON FOHR, Milwaukee midget auto
racer and Coliseum point leader saturday
nights 2OO-lapper will be the last race for me
for the duration. had TO get special permits
sion for it. Defense work, you know"
KAYO MORGAN, noted boxer. returns 10
Detroit after a long absence: I'm gonna get
i'm shape and do some fighting; eVerytime I
meet some gee I'm gonna make believe he's n
Jap and Remember Pearl HarbOr."
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Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Toronto At Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

DANIEL VI. SHEA, in charge Of the NUM-
cIpal rifle range. Elmwood and Congress after
being associated with target shooting for years
both a. a marksman and Instructor I believe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Brooks Beats Dorazio

.RuN a RnTnhar-
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TAKE TO "NETBALL"

English sailors visiting the United
States like basketball, which they
call "netbayy," and predict it will
become popular in Great Britain.
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Down The Drives With The Bowlers

High single-Coyle, l40.
High thre-Coyle, 1888.
High gaine-Levers ,458.
High team-Levers, 1917.
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WARRIORS And.
ROBINS ARE CLUB
HOOP CHAMPIONS
One-Sided Scores; War
riors to Enter Bay State
Tourney Soon

Two championships were decid-
ed last night at the Boys Club.
In beating the Spartans, IS to II,
the Warriors captured both rounds
OF the Boys Club Senior league
and the 194l-42 hoop championship
OF the Boys Club. The beautiful
Henry Behr Trophy will stand on
top of the trophy chest over at
the Warrior club house for the
coming year. In the other top tus-
sic the Robins proved their B.
league ability by winning their
playoff with the Rangers in short
order, taking the second round
winners into camp last night, n
to 16. to sweep the series.
The Warriors will represent the
Brass City in the big tourney TO
be held at Salem, Mass, this
coming weekend and judging from
the case In which they set down
the capable Spartans last night,
the Brass Center will be well rep
resented. The first half of the
ball game last night was closely
contested but in the second half
the Warriors could not be denied
and time after time set up ire
ball in fine fashion for one of
their members to escort into the
point chamber. Danny Rosa was
the big gun for the winners with
Hanrahan coming through with a
fire exhibition for the Spartans.
Too Good
In the B. league contest the Rob-
ms played heads up ball all the
way and were just too good for
the hard trying Rangers. Dick
Knapp proved to be an able gen.
eral for the winners with Sammy
lotto being the most successful
OF the Rangers. Summary:
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No. l Post Seestem
Wrecking the Books
BY
DAN PARKER

NEW YORK BOOKIES who under normal conditions
quicker the trigger than the chopper in hamburger
joint,
threatens the entire city, making possible for Uboats
to sail down unmolested.
The all the
No Position
about when the discovery that No. horses Haa
winning often that the board to the
csion Of all others the possible to
flat profit of racing $2$2$2
leading
he getting the
a
inside
positions he three
most books refusing the No. horses
They n that the player his instead designating him
o position
Monday
the
No lopy Riposte
in lame condition and the stewards ordered
the No horse Vvacy became No since Nos
Son Islam and Pig Tails respectively had been scratched previously
Vvaciy
lined thosewh
Riposte designated
entitled to
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MANCHESTER TO.
PROVIDE FINAL
HOME TANK TEST
Squads Meet Tomorrow
Night in Crosby Pool;
Lux, Lombard Good

Once again Crosby High school
swimmers have come up against
another state championship with
just one big obstacle apparently re-
m aiming between its ambitions
which of course, include the Yale
Interscholastics in March. AS a
sort OF final prep for their OBJ
jective ma tch against Hartford
Public within week or so, the
Crosby splashers compete against
Manchester High tomorrow night
in the local pool In what will be
the final local meet Of the sea-
son before the, Manherz-coached
kids take off for Hartford and
then New Haven.
Have Won Four
Crosby's medley relay team, con-
sisting of Bill Webster, Paul sLux
and Tony Lombard, will be out
for It's fifth win. This aggregation
has been defeated only by the
Alumni and has done under ITO
every time out.
Bob Jackson, who has been de-
feated only by vic Romanauskas,
Bob Harris Of West Haven and
Joe Rocz Of Bassick In league COM
petition, will 60 after his third
straight victory in the 220 yard
free style. jackson, however, will
be pressed by George Wilson OF the
invaders. The other Ivy contest
ant in this event will be Rollie
Boucher or Chris Kelley.
Dick McCleary, Watertown speed :
ster, will very likely see action in
the 40 yard free style. McCleary,
Ed Pagan and Vic Romanauskas
have each won the 40 twice this
year, and this trio rates among the
top sprinters in the state. Nc
Cleary has done 204, and Roman
auskas 20.2 for this event. Popoff
will be seen in the sprint for Man
chester.
The dive, with four veterans
competing, will be one of the fea-
lures. Crosby's Dom Spallone and
Mickey Holmes will be opposed by
Doggart and Huntington, the same
paid who competed for Manches-
ter last year.
The 100 yard free style will be
handled by Dick McCleary and
either Vic Romanauskas or Tony
Lombard. McCleary, who has done
1897, and Romanauskas, timed in
:57.5 in his only 100 this year, will
face Bob Kulpanowski of Hartford
next week in one of the features
Of the meet.
Breast Stroke Star
Co-captain Paul Lux, undefeated
in the breast stroke, should take
his seventh straight victory in his
speciality. Paul has been timed be-
tween loo and 1:12 for his races
this year, and he should do bet
ter If pressed all the way. Chris
Kelley is steadily improving, and
should take second place tomor-
row.
Bill Webster, defeated only by
the versatile Romanauskas in the
league, will swim the 100 yard
back stroke. Webster will get his
real test next week when he OPP
poses Mike Yedziniak of Hartford
Pubic. Swimming with Webster
will be Romanauskas or Tom Dona-
hue, sophomore who is rapidly
becoming an able back stroker.
The final relay team is not de-
finite, but those who may swim
in this event are Holmes, Joe FRS
bic, Ed Pagan, Dick Bowen, Ray
Pidge. Wade Huber, Tom Kurtz
and Rollie Boucher.
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BATTLE CREEK PRO
new C0LFING FIND
Harbert at New Orleans
for Major Tourney;
Picard Defends

New Orleans, Feb 90 (UP)-
Henry Picard, the lanky Oklahoma
City professional, started defending
his title in the fifth annual 5000
New Orleans open golf tournament
today against all the stars Of the
winter circuit.
Although Picard won the cham
pionship in 1889 and repeated last
year he was not favored to retair
the honor because of his lack o.
tournament competition this winte,
Rated among the possible winners
were Ben Hogan, the little Her
shey, Pa, money winner; Slammin'
Sammy Snead, Hot Springs, w. Va;
Chick Harbert, Battle Greek, Mich,
and Byron Nelson, Toledo, o. Har-
bert ranked high because of his re-
cent San Antonio open victory and
a pre- tournament driving contest
win over Snead.
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Bowling
nva time out the 41o impossible
that hit
the pin hitler the 1opin ussoln will just faint
the fall
carnival opens March
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WILSON 8 TO 5 At
BOSTON TONIGHT

Boston, Feb. 20-(UP)-World
featherweight champion Jackie Will
son rules an 8-5 favorite to whip
lanky Abe Denner OF Boston at Me-
chanics building tonight in 10
round non-title bout.
The Pittsburgh negro has been
idle since acquiring the title from
Richie Lemos last October, and ex-
perts believe that at 80, the long
layoff may hurt his chances. If
Denner wins. he may get q title
match.
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position DONE
L. after the three the
let them triumph paid
sighted perhaps shorroed firms,
RipOste.
The thing
hasn't long
that the suckers tumbed "infabe
finished last two 4h
third
Since racing statistics systems
discussed feel bounden public
hat the be beaten reveal the cold
March issue of the Turf and Digest which concusvey
they can't be-
Tbuatng the leading public handappes
Foda ROUNDS tracks 20
analyst OF Turf
profit The most successful
from Dec to 3d. and the least successful
1cappng and should be able to beat the pp
one of them able to do period Of
1. analyst, only is there
dearth of profit but the much,
than last And the winning
confidence must be shattered his faith
Their bumped blocked
Florida Fairgrounds catering might
expect FORM But with the
0caS do bestirred
check this
and dsquaications But things
SO 1ar before the brakes applied The
What would they
from their parks by the thousands"
The idea Of going too humorous for
words III bet ten to that the chief
Singapore right of the race
track they captured last week.
the race tracks should close
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