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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Toledo DROPS
I toCo|umbus
BY nited Press

Columbus set the red hot Toledo
Mudhens back on their heels last
night by taking both ends Of a
double header and established
themselves at the top of the
American Association standings
with a two-game lead over Kansas
City.
Columbus pounded three Mud
hen hurlers for IA hits in the first
game and won, Ga. George
Munger held Toledo. 10 six hits.
The Redbirds turned three hits
into two runs 10 take the night
cap, , TO l.
Milwaukee beat Kansas City, 6
TO 3. Minneapolis and ST Paul
split a double-header. The MillerS
took the first game. Z to 3 The
Saints took the nightcap, s TO 5,
in 10 innings.
indianapolis scored three times
in the first inning of the first
game of a double-header 10 beat
Louisville. 3 10 .. The Colonies
won the second game, ) 10 =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
.HdmtrdmCk Net
Meet Near Finals

One semifinal pairing in the
boys division and several quarter
finals in the mems remain today
of the first annual Hamtramck
Open tennis championship tourna-
ment.
Congressman Rudolph G.. Tener-
owicZ will present the various
prizes Friday following finish of
the championship tests. Bill Sagin
and Sam Parry are left in the
boys and the winner meets Bill
Gardner for the title.
Fresh from winning in the
Park tournament at
Ford Field, Rheinhardt Freeman
made the quarterfinal in defeat
ing Frank Skierski. So. 60. Ho-
bart Wrobbel stopped William
Edward Cross. 81, 6-3. Fred
Otto got over Gene Hentz. o.,
Cd. OttoS next opponent is
Harry tWoodchuck) Witczak.
Eugene Russell scored over Bill
LowenStein, Freeman'S teamnate
at University Of North Carolina
6-2, 6-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

receaona and spectator sports exhibitions which reached their
gaudy peak 192Os would training OF
military warriors a sideshow."
Just stop this athletic bOondOgging" he
added 1T has place In in preparations for
appeal sports writers to lay off In the service
get their athletic regulations Permit them
military bmerge themselves In the organization,
like others, and to the front like others.
"You cannot win a you build a warrior psy-
choogy revving ecreaona the wonder
IuI nonsense
part Of that and am speaking from experience
I was benefactor foolishness-I
weren't then values different
Now and death struggle.
professional athleticism could
won by We led the
20 years"
Tunney especially concerned with the time element in
training.
have only thomght-to get into shane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

quickly possible" he said They their military
techniques. Nothing else matters"
Tunney spoke only Of public attitudes. II IS
secret however the armed themselves are going
in for major show sports in a big way.
The navy. for example has commissioned moro than 300
athletic stars experts such interesting
military football baseball basketball tennis sports
ming and high diving.
training stations the number a.
athletic officers exceeds by several the number say
supply eftcerS.
army has manifested similar penchant S now
preparing skls tossing
hand grenades shooting weapons bu, playing
collegebrand football.
aviation alone-~iH Of football
fall According press preght training
schools have already scheduled 40 football with
colleges
short whether for good or ill., services have
become greatest employers athletic beef and skill
the heN-daY of suhsldIzed COLLEGE sporls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
New Job
Lou Nova I'd Lieutenant
in California Guard

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. 10
GNS) Heavyweight boxer Lou
Nova. whose yogi training failed
TO impress champion Joe Louis
lethal fists. was a second lieuten-
ant in the California State Guard
today and Immediately set to
work on a physical training
program.
But Nova declared he has not
given up hopes of lifting the
crown from the Brown Bomber'S
head. adding
Right now have another
job. The physical training pro-
gram will be designed 10 make
guardsmen good enough To whip
eight or ten laps apiece"
Nova is stationed az Camp
Christensen near Sacramento.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Fight Up
To Army
Officials

NEW YORK. Aug. 19 (UP)-
Promoter Mike Jacobs today de-
MED that he was trying TO bring
pressure on army officers to force
a Joe Louis Billy Conn heavy
weight title fight this summer.
"Rumors were circulating in
Washington that l am enlisting
the aid Of certain publishers in
an effort 10 force a Louis-COnn
fight" Jacobs said. These ru-
morS are entirely untrue and
unfounded. The matter is en-
tirely in the hands of the war
department and am not at
tempting 10 mix in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Mrs. Peterson
Gains Net Final

Constance O'Donovan and Mrs.
Kimbark Peterson are the finalistS
today in the women's singles divi-
sion of the first annual Highland
Park Tennis Club tournament at
Ford Field. They survive an
original field of 81.
Mrs. Peterson in spite Of a leg
cramp in the second set yesterday.
managed 10 squeeze Mary Lou
Boyer out of the final in winning,
g., 4-6. 6-3.
Eugene Russell gained the men 5
final set for Thursday, i'm winning
his third consecutive straight set
victory from Morric Drilling, for
mer Grand Rapids champion and
No. ! at Michigan State College,
60. 60.
His opponent will be either
Rheinhardt Freeman from Univer-
SIty Of North Carolina or KinSbark
Peterson. Freeman gained the
semifnals in outlaSting Ray Drop
Shot Gibson, 6-3, rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Shame on You, MIR. MacPhail!

stories coming of New York correct they
reflect little credit Larry MacPhai heretofore one of our
the story that controversy
scheduled New York and Brooklyn this coming Sunday the
doubeheader scheduled with the Senators for
Army and Relief the Yankee Stadium in New York
Dodgers and Giants have doubeheader scheduled az
Ebbets Field in Brooklyn the day 1t had been
suggested nasmuch the Yankees withdrew from compe
ton entirely Giants and Dodgers played their
Giants and Dodgers should the courtesy
writing MacPhai and Stoneham apparently had
no intention doing Instead arbitration with Mayor
LaGuarda arber suggested by MacPhai nice silly
idea which Ed Barrow said quite properly Incidentally
MacPha silent report that he's going into the
But reporter dug old interview quoting MacPha
- Americas entry into the offering his services for
nba duty They calling the Gians-Dodgers the
0Rnndles For MacPhail Double -header"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

the southwest Glare n C e
Gam, a pitcher who won IA
games for Beaumont this sea-
son. has just been called .
There has been no change IN
Dick Wakefield's status .
Dick is the head of family and
in 3A =. There was a time when
Buck Newsom insisted upon
Billy Sullivan and not Birdie
Tebbetts catching him ;. Now
listen TO what Bo 30 has TO say:
"Tebbetts is the boy who
made a real pitcher out of
old 30 BO, I'll admit. | was
just thrOwer before l worked
with Birdie. He's the boy who
showed me how TO pace my
self along and mix up my
pitches"
Mike Jacobs hasn't given
up hope Of A Joe Louis Billy
Conn rematch this fall, despite
reports 10 the contrary .. he
is anxiousiy awaiting word from
the army Tuck Stainback' S
friends are glad TO learn that
the former Tiger again has
moved up to the Yankees /.
he was recalled from Newark to
replace Tommy Heinrich &.
Because Of transportation prob
lens, there is some doubt
whether or not Uncle Sam will
permit Wood. Demaret. Hogan
or Little TO accept an invitation
golf championship Il. Demaret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Cleveland
Here al 6 P. NJ.
In Final Contest
Detroit Here for
One Game Only After
Winning in Battle Creek
By LEO MACDONELL

Virgil might Train) Trucks will
pitch for the Tigers against the
Indians in a twilight game at
Briggs Stadium this evening. The
contest, which will start at 6
o'clock. will be the final twilight
affair Of the season on the Tiger
schedule at the local stadium.
II also viii afford the Tigers
their last opportunity 10 win a
twilight game. They dropped all
three of the sunset brand played
10 date. As matter Of fact, they
scored only one run in the three
contests. The Red SoX shut them
out. too. and the Browns BANKED
them. II 10 O. Then the Senators
licked them. 10 !. Barney Nc
CoSky has scored the only twilight
tally.
The Tigers, who played al Battle
Creek last evening. win be home
for day only. They dash up 10
Flint tomorrow for another eX-
hibtion game. Then the Browns
come 10 Detroit for a series Of
games that will start Friday and
on Sunday include the big Army
and Navy Relief Fund double
header.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Tigers Get Last Chance to Win in Twilight
Rowe
Rejects
Miners

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug. 10
tUP) - Pitcher Schoolboy Rowe
and first baseman Babe Dahlgren
have refused TO report to Montreal
of the international League after
being sent 10 the Royals on OPP
ton from the Dodgers.
Secretary Gene Karst Of the
Royals revealed that the two dis
satisfied players have departed
for their homes after a conference
here with President Larry Nc
Phail Of the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
BY JOSEPH L. MYLER
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug 19-Commander James Joseph tGene)
Tunne navy director Of physical training asked the sports
world today LAY off, athletic who have been called to
the colors
Proposing moratorium sports ballyhoo far as the
services the former heavyweight boxing
champion said public clamor for and athletic Eek
travaganzasaef aistar baseball and football games
threatened a the of wonderful nonsense
got get the fact that are In war
he said can't train to be fighter
by having him play football or baseball.
be hard waywth special caisthenics
and stamina and with bayonet drill and
handling OF weapons to develop warrior psychology.
can't make a game out of II II you're In a hurry
got yourself The TO make fighters
military things do We must adopt the profess
siona military approach-we're running out OF time"
Tunney said revival by the armed services OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Gin sanctioned competition) and
three unofficial ones. added an
other TO the latter list yesterday
when ne scored 696 in the Olympic
Recreation summer league on 1885,
He had II strikes in a row, the
first coming in the first game and
the last four in the last game.
Werner has been bowling for 35
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Bowls 9Th 300
In IS Years

Chalk up the eighth perfect
bowling game for Elva G. Werner
of 1896 Sorrento avenue.
The 52-year-old Werner. who
has had four official scores OF 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
THIRD PLACE THREAT

The fight the Browns have made
under Luke Sewell's leadership has
made them a threat for third or
even second if they can keep it
up. They knocked off the Chicago
White SoX by z to 0 last night by
punching 10 of their IL hits in
two innings behind the neat seven
hit twirling of the veteran Denny
Galehouse.
The Giants meantime won their
sixth straight game behind Carl
Hubbell, who scored his eighth
straight and ninth of the season,
beating the Boston Braves, 10 to 2,
with the aid of Manager Mel Otis.
twenty-frst home run.
With all that the Browns moved
up in the American League 10
within one game of the third place
Cleveland Indians and the Giants
increased their edge over the Gin
.cinnati Reds to five games in the
National League battle for third
place.
In the National League. the
Dodgers lost 10 Frank Melton and
the Philadelphia Phillies, to /.
Melton allowed only seven hits in
beating the champions and Max
Macon. TO cut the Dodger lead 10
6i2 games over the st. Louis
Cardinals. who won a ) TO O shut
out over the Chicago Cubs on Max
.Lanier'S SeVen-hitter.
Johnny Lanning hurled the
Pittsburgh Pirates TO 10 o
triumph over the Cincinnati Reds.
who thus lost their fifth in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
hockey Basil James in Army

Basil James the jockey is in service James who
halls from the Washington led all American riders
1886 . Benny Friedman, who his post as football
coach New City College the undergoing
an Northwestern University at the
peton expects the physical fitness
lieutenant senior grade.
Billy Sooes story refreshing in the light OF the scramble
for pums in the abandoned the mddeweght
championship fight light heavyweight and then
ring join the Now he is somewhere
in combat assignment that his idea He
detailed chief specialist at Norfolk where he
doing good Job and might have remained But he wanted
fight applied transfer which he got The Rupert
Brewing Company bought 800 tickets 10 the
Army Navy game be played the Yankee Stadium
next Sunday be turned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Browns. Giants
Provide Only
Excitement

While the New York Yankees
move along toward another Amer
lean League pennant and the
Brooklyn Dodgers and st. Louis
Cardinals keep the race hot in the
National League. the accomplish
mentS of two other clubs pass al
most unnoticed although they are
the big surprises of the
year.
On the one hand you have the
st. Louis Browns making a fight
for third place in the American
League and the New York Giants
about to clinch that position in
the National.
AT the beginning of the cam
paign, neither club was given more
than an outside chance for a first
division berth, yet they have
a winning pace all sea-
son to threaten the stragglers
who were so much more highly
a few months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
BILLY S00SE is IN THE REAL FIGHT

Walter Evers whom the Tigers recalled from Beau
mont TO report here the Texas League season. may
GATED by the army that time according to word from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
0e+roiter Rides High in Pony Loop

Turk Reilly sports goods salesman, visiting in Detroit,
reports that Lerchen Detroit boy sensation with James
town n y in the Pony League Class loop Lerchen
outelder hitting 1886 and has gained much fame
Greg Mueavy former Detroiter Jamestown
manager The club has working agreement with Buffalo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Probable Pitchers
by I nited Press
ANIIRIIAN IIAGIT

BY United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York (Bonham 14-4 and Chandler
1880 AZ Boston (Huehson 1873 and Dobson
40. 100 p m Two games
Cleveland (Bagby 1851 ~ DETROIT
TRUCKS 1917. s p. m.
Philadelphia tWolh a-10) a. Washington
wynn SID. $50 p N.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
REsUL'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games Dehlnd IedutI.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York iO-i2-i. Boston 2.6-2 Hub
bell and banning; Donovan Tobin a.
Early (s and Mast.
Pittsburgh 3-7.2. Cincinnati 0-5-i. Ian
ming and Phelps. Walters, Shoun co.
and West Lakeman.
Philadelphia 800. Brooklyn I-7-3 Mel
ton and Livingston Macon and Owen
Sullivan.
ST Louis 5-g-2. Chicago 0-7-i. Laniei
and " Cooper Passeau and Hernandez
Losing pitcher.
TODAY'S RESULTS
Boston At Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh Al Cincinnati
Chicago al 81. Louis (nishD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
SPORTS
-By LEO MACDONELL

Hoot Evers May Not 'Newsom Now Credits
Get 10 Toers Before Tebbefts With Making
Call 10 Armed Forces Him Into Real Pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston tSalvo So A. Brooklyn tFrench
1915. p. m
Pittsburgh CKlnEer 7.s) ~ Cincinnati
tDerringer 6-si, 3 p. m
Chicago (Warneke SO a. S. Louis
cooper 1f-6l, $40 r m.
Only games schedulea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
SALE BRISK

The sale OF tickets for Sundays
games continues al rollicking
pace. In fact. yesterday was the
biggest day yet, il was reported at
Briggs Stadium Both at the box
offices and in the mails, the sale
was brisk.
a $500 order from Harry Wick
erS Of NickerS. Inc, topped the
requests for tickets~reported today.
Other orders included: Brooker
Engineering Company, 200; Gar
Wood. 100; Hawthorne Metal
Products. 100: Peoples Quitting,
100: Fred Saunders. Is; Jules r.
Chubot. 50; Montgomery Ward
50 for soldiers and SailorSl: B.
Siegel e. Co, 25, and KlIne's Store.
-. Mr. Saunders asked that two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston $3.50 New York lilo. u
Newsome. Chase t2l Judd 90. Brown
a. and Peacock Borowy LindelI go
murphy 60 and Dickey Rosar
washington It'll Philadelphia Ill.
Carrasquel and Early Marchildon and
Swift, Wagner.
St Louis 7.l1.o. Chicago 0-T2 Gale
house and Hayes Wade. Haynes 90 and
@. Dickey.
winning pitcher Losing pltcher.
TODAN'S RESULTS
Cleveland ~ DETROIT UwlliEhO.
New York al Boston 90
Philadelph at Washington tnighN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
holds the title.

to play Argentine Open golf championship Demaret
holds the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Continued on Page 20)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR EDDIE MEADE
NEXT THURSDAY

NEW YORK, May &c. (UP)-Fu-
neral services for big Eddie Mead,
colorful boxing character who died
suddenly yesterday in front of his
hotel, will be held Thursday morn
ing, probably at the Sacred Heart
church on West 51st street. Final
arrangements will be completed to-
day.
The passing of Mead was mourn
ed along Jacobs Beach, hangout of
Gotham's boxing fraternity, and in
boxing centers all over the country
because of his honesty and repu-
tation for being square shooter. "
Mead, 40, managed Henry Arm
strong and Joe Lynch to worlds
titles and made and spent a for
tune He had been inactive in box
ing since Armstrong, the little Ne
gro he piloted to three world S
titles, failed to recapture the Welter-
weight crown from Fritzie ZiVic.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Gloria Youngblood, Broad
way singer, from whom he was sep
arated.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
CURT DAVIS HAS
GAME
By GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK, MAJ &c CUP) =
The pitchers are beginning to catch
up with the hitterS in the major
leagues. The last 400 hitter has
passed out of the picture in the
averages and it's getting more diff
ficult with the passing of each day
to get a base-hit.
The pitchers were bearing down
yesterday and came off with most
OF the honors. The returns show:
Only one team scored in double
figures. The Cardinals with ten
runs
Only four homers were hit in
eight games, two in each league.
Only three teams hit in double
figures. The Cards got 13 hits, the
White SoX IL, and the Browns 10.
All the rest were pretty much un-
der the pitchers thumb
Curt Davis. Dodger veteran, fash
ioned the best pitching perform
ance-a two hit 80 shut-out over
the Phils. Four other clubs were
held to one-run.
The Yankees did themselves the
most good by increasing their
American League lead TO three and
a half games with a 81 triumph
over the Red Sox while the Indians
were flip -flopping for their fifth
straight loss. Spud Chandler gave
up seven hits and was aided by
three Yankee double plays, making
the worlds champs total so in "a
games. Joe Gordon hit safely in
MS tenth straight game.
PITCHER DUEL
Chubby Dean, Indians lefty and
Bill Dietrich, White SoX beSpec-
tacled right -hander, were locked in
IL pitching duel until the ninth
when Dean faltered. The White Sox
cracked out four hits and scored
four runs, winning 5l
Sid Hudson outdueled Phil Mar
childon last night before ll,5O7 at
Philadelphia as the Senators beat
the Athletics, 5-3.
The st. Louis Browns nosed out
Detroit, 3-2, on a costly Tiger err
o. in the ninth. Hal NeWhouSer
held the Brown four hits until
the eighth
Brooklyn coasted to a 30 vic
tory over the Phils in a twilight
game in which Curt Davis came
close to a no-hitter. One of the
two hits off him was of the IN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
COAST TEAMS IN
ARMY FUND GAMES
By UNITED PRESS

The Pacific Coast league clubs,
normally inactive Monday nights,
paired up to play brace of ball
games for the benefit of the army's
bat and ball fund.
At Emeryville, the Northern Cali
fornia All-Stars - Sacramento and
Oakland-met the Southern Cali
fornia All-Stars San Diego and
Hollywood, and administered a 81
beating.
At Seattle, pickup team from
the Los Angeles, San Francisco and
Portland clubs shellacked the Seat
tie Rainiers, So.
The northern California team
made short work of their southern
rivals, chasing three runs across
in the first inning and coasting
home despite the five hit pitching
of Wally Hebert, (San Diego Fred
Gay, (HollyWood Johnny Bittner
CHollyWood and frankie Dasso,
(San Diego.
Bill Shewey of Sacramento reach
ed first on an error by George Nc
Donald of San Diego. Gene Hand
ley of Sacramento then singled to
left, and Buster Adams of Sacra-
mento cleaned the bases with a
homer over the left field fence.
BITTNER SCORES
The southern squad scored its on
ly run in the sixth when Bittner
singled, went to third on a double
by Jack Whpple of San Diego and
scored on an infield out of his team
mate, Johnny Hill.
In the Seattle game, the Rainiers
took lead in the fifth when Jo-JC
White drove home two mates with
double. In the seventh, however
the All-Stars jumped on Bill Bevens
for all five runs and never were
headed.
Three walks, three hits and a
fielders' choice finished BevenS
with Ralph Hodgin of San Francis
co driving one run home and Bruce
Ogrodowski, also a Seal, sending
two men across. Hodgin got three
hits in four trips.
Ray Prim, Los Angeles; Ad Liska
Portland, and Ed Stutz, San Fran
cisco, did mound duty for the Stars
Liska taking the win credit although
both Seattle runs came off his de
livery. Hal Turpin, Bevens and
Sylvester Johnson were the Rainier
pitchers, Bevens the victim.
Tuesday night Los Angeles opens
at Portland, San Francisco at Seat
tie, Sacramento at Oakland and
San Diego at Hollywood.
Scores: At Oakland
South ................... 900 001 000-1-9-2
North .................... 300 900 000-3-5-0
Hebert, Gay, Bittner, Dasso and
Detore, Brenzel, Salkeld; Buxton,
Freitas, Salveson and Glenn, Muel-
Ter, Raimondi.
At Seattle:
All Stars ................ 900 900 500-5-7-1
Seattle .................. 900 020 000-2-7-0
Prim, Liska, Stutz and Todd, Og-
rodowski, SprinZ; Turpin, BeyenS,
johnson and Collins, Beard.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26

and will also bear the players
name.
Players earning the awards we're
James Boyer, Dick Carey, j. r.
Henry, Bert Holt, Bob Holt, Allen
Kcbata.. Jack McClung, Dan Mito-
sinka, Stanley Mitosinka, Lloyd
Mullins, Terry Okida, Tom Osa,
Gene OSwalt, Fred Robertson, Bob
Sigmon, John Theuer and Jerry
Womack.
Managers George Komatsu, Bob
Taylor and Bob Whitelaw will re-
ceive balls as well as Bat Boy Jim
Hess.
The Spartans were defeated but
once during the 1912 season when
they bowed to the BraWley Wild
cats. They boast two wins over
every other team, including the Ca
lexico Bulldogs, usually the power
of valley baseball It was the first
year of coaching baseball for Birn-
baum.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Barnes
Stornnin9
by RAY BARNES

A remarkable story unfolded at
the Belmont Park race track in
New York the other afternoon
when race patrons glanced at their
and noticed that a GER
tain M. Fator was up on a filly
named Cliath.
The horse didn't stand a
chance among the fast COM
pany but the jockey rode his
steed for all she was worth. IL
was the way the horse was
ridden that brought a shadow
of wonder into the minds of the
old timers who had been fol-
lowing the races for decades.
NJ. FatOr-the name had a ia
miliar ring to il. Could il be a
relative of the far-famed FatOr
brothers. Layerne, Mark and
Elmer, who were i'm the same
class as Earl Sandc III the POS?