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Evening star., 1943-08-30
Rotionine information
Wos Well Qualified
'y the Associated Press,

BY tnt Assoethted Press.
MOULTRIE, Ga.-A jewelry store
presenting rationing information In
a newspaper advertisement, closed
with the certification:
THE information above was said
to be correct at noon today by the
local war rationing board"
Evening star., 1943-08-30

During four months covering the
news spots of Europe, Raymond
Clapper discussed strategy and poll
tics with United Nations leaders Z.
lived with American troops in battle,
saw their reaction to danger, to the
enemy, to the news from home. He
Evening star., 1943-08-30

tria's capital city could say in all
propriety, Il am a Wiener"
AS there are many Viennese now
in American prison camps, we may
expect any day to hear Nazi prop
aganda minister Goebbels inform
the world: "Vot did I told you?
Der Americans iss cannibals, yet.
Dey admit dot vun of deir favorite
foods iss r-r-roasted Wieners-ach,
ia, und init lots of mustard on
alZoi"
Evening star., 1943-08-30
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
ReoCe the OF thumb sucking resorting
which
harmful than the behavior they attempt to
Not This

Mother-I'm putting the mitten
on baby's hand so she can't suck her
thumb. Even if she does cry and try
to take it off, I'm not going to take a
chance of her running the shape of
her mouth.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Winning Contract
= By THE FOUR ACES.

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Safety Play
One of the most amusing safety
plays" that we have seen came up
on this deal.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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South West North East
ia Pass 10 Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
After North had shown that the
heart suit was not danger point,
South chose to make sure he would
be declarer at a final no-trump con-
tract SO that diamond lead would
have to come up to his hand, even
though this choice caused him to
abandon showing the spade suit en-
7tirely.
West opened the jack of spades,
and here South made his safety
play" He played low, despite his
holding of the three ton cards In
the suit, and let the jack win the
trick
This is a holdup play you will
not see once in a blue moon, yet on
analysis 1t is entirely correct. If
South takes the first spade and
leads a club. East gets in with the
club ace and continues spades. This
knocks out Souths second spade
stopper and leaves West two en-
tries. With two entries West can
establish and win two spade tricks,
defeating the contract.
But when South ducks the first
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Drake and Wendy Barrie In Dear Funny FACE. .
story Of the courageous sesbees.
WMAl, 8:30-Nero Wolfe Adventures: Case
Of The hurderous Signature" Nero being under
suspicion.
WC, 9:00-Voorhees' Orchestra: Jaaha
Heitef1 playing from Hollywood.
WAl, 9:00-eouniefspy: Nslis foiied In
The Suicide Pad"
W0P, 9:30-Broadway Bandbox Michele
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Nasty Mr.. Gordon

Newhouser has an unbroken
string Of ! scorelesS innings and
Welded runs in only one OF his
last 81 innings. That one eXcep-
tional inning was when Joe
Gordon hit a home run with one
on in New York the game IN
which Harold achieved his IA
strikeouts. The young Tiger
pitching star has been charged
with only five earned runs in
80 innings
In five starts hc won three
games IN a row, and lost one,
his first game. The Browns
beat him with q squeeze play
i'm the ninth m s. LOUIS On
the current trip Newhouser has
gwen up Only SIX hiss m -
innings. an average Of three per
game. With IA be leads tho
league in strikcou'S
Incidentally Virgil True Ks
reports that MS arm which was
aling and kept him on The
bench for spell. feels good
again. he tried u out IN Bos-
ton but tho highlander did not
appear u nave reCained his old
ectIveness. II oW ever, he
thinks he now is a lot stronger.
lie expects 70 pitch against
Washington this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
CPeSCent
Fleet Cut
by War

J. Faber "Flbber" Martin today
was off TO a lead in points in the
Crescent Yacht Clubs Snipe
Races after getting the winning
gun in the opening event of the
season last evening.
The war has made heavy in
roads into the little Crosse Pointe
Clubs Snipe class feet which was
the largest in the Middle West
two years ago. There are only
rs Of the l6-footers at the club
this year where 33 once moored
Thirty out of the clubs 10 men,
berS are in service.
In last nights twilight race
Martin crossed ahead Of Hal Cor
son while Bill Smythe took third
after sluffing match with Freddie
Runnels.
Although only four Snipes
sailed in the first club race. at
least six of the sloopS will be out
for the Detroit Yacht Club regatta
next Sunday This event will
open the inter-club season for all
classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
BourIand 10 Enter
AAU Track Meet

NEW YORK, June 3 (UP)-
Secretary Den Ferris announced
today that Cliff Bourland of
Southern California would COM
pete In the National AAU track
and field championships in Tri-
borough Stadium. June 20, while
Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam
would seek leave 10 defend his
pole vault crown
Bourland is unbcatCn over the
quartCr-milc route for two years
and viii defend llS i00-metor title.
Warmcrdam. tho worlds best
pole vaulter. ~ stationed al the
Del Monte. Cal, pre-fight school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Cooley Loses
On Wild Throw

Mackenzie is in first place in
the northwestern division. Metro
politan Interscholastic Baseball
League. today after winning yes
terday from Cooley, the arch rival
6-5, IN eight innings.
In the extra session, Ralph
Morrison and Jack Temple OF
Mackenzie were on third and first
respectively Temple started for
second and catcher Bill Ginsberg
pegged into center field. Morrison
coming home with Mackenzie s
sixth tally
Bob Rankin and Gerald Brooks
split the pitching for Mackenzie,
John Rutherford and George Vim
son for Cooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
BYS DAY: Triples. Pulls PLay And Wins No. q

miro disposed Of tho opposition
in one-two-three order.
Besides pitching magnificent
ball, Qvermire also bagged a
three-baSe hit. That and a
double by Dixie Parsons were
the only extra base hits the
Tigers collected in a grand total
OF Ia blows.
With three singles, Rudy
York who has apparently re-
gained his batting eye, led the
Tigers IN the number Of hits
produced Individually very
Tiger but Pinky Higgins nego-
tated al least one hit off three
Philadelphia pitchers paraded 10
the mound.
Luman Harris. the starting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Fred Otto Top
Of Junior List

Fred Otto. Crosse Pointe, No, !
and James JankowSk. Ham.
.tramck. No, 2. are the seedlings
today for the second annual De.
.troit Center junior and boys tour.
nament Al Tennis Club Of Detroit
starting tomorrow at 4 p. m.
QualiferS go 10 the state event
al Kalamazoo. State winners are
eligible for the national champion
ships AZ Culver, Ind. John Koliba
HamtramCk. IS seeded one among
the boys
Telephone entries Will he ac-
cepted up to 800. when the draw
VIII be made. Weather. permitting
the schedule calls for the finals IN
both events Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Detroit runs were showed across
the plate. Dick w kettle d
started with a single 10 center
and raced 10 third when Irv
Hall made bad throw on Hig-
gins grounder Wakefield scored
after Jo-Jo White took Ross
fly ball in center. Then York
and Jimmy Bloodworth @ ach
singled, II iggins scoring on
Jimmy'S hit. Then Dixie Parsons
drove two Dagger 10 left and
York came home. Then Over
mire sacrificed BloodW worth
home on a squeeze play.
The Tigers counted another
marker in the sixth when Blood
worth walked and later scored
as Overmire chalked up his
triple. And in the eighth. the
cruel Tigers added two more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Service Teams
Play al Stadium

II the weather man viii cive'
them a break, the teams Of the
Detroit Times Sorvicemon. League
Will play doublc-header AZ Briggs
Stadium Saturday afternoon. Two
previous bargain bills have been
raincd out.
The first game AZ 3 o'clock viii
pit tho Camp River Rouge Military
Police Post against Crosse lie. In
the nightcap Romulus Army AIR
Field will meet Selfridge Field.
The games will be open to the
public and there will be no charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Central. Cosmos Step
Ahead i'm Net Meet

.CtFarmcr) Matysiak over Oscar
Boyajian, 60, 6-1. For BEDFORD,
Bill Sayres -ousted Ben Weinberg.
6-3, Ga. Central's Bob Blumcnfeld,.
brother OF Irving, got over BIN
Drudge. Cd, 60.
BEDFORD and Central divided the
doubles. Centrars Harry Snider
and Sherman Kay bettercd Jack
McRae and Jim Cahill. Cd 6-3.
Redford's number one pair, Doug
Fritz and John Hancock. defeated
Centrals Joe Metzger and Art
Plotkin, Ga. 6-3.
Both Hamtramck teams went
through. Joe Skomski and Arthur
SkorupSki eliminated Highland
Parks Jerry SHREDDER and Ralph
Derderian. o.. 81. Sam Perry and
Henry OStrowski won over Bill
Flayman and Dale Winnie, Ga, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Sports
O'NeiI Predicts
a Lofty Niche
for Newhouser
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA, June s.
Steve O'Neill believes that even
tually Harold Newhouser may
J become one OF The great SOUTH
!. paws OF all time.
: He seems TO have found him
4 self" O'Neill explained today.
IL mean by that Harold has
, mastered an unfortunate dispo-
sition. He now believes that he
can get the ball over the plate.
. He used to get angry with him
! self. Control was all that he
needed--he had everything else.
Yes. l think he Is through
: with those wild streaks. III he
is he should become one Of the
greatest"
!, Newhouser's fast ball, which
Che blazed past Yankee Sluggcrs
sfor IL strikeouts. best since Bob
!. Feller whitfield Is Tigers in 1888,
,was mentioned.
II think he Is faster than
Trucks" ONeill declared.
Trucks, the Tigers speedy
right handler. generally has been
considered 10 have the best fast
bali since Feller went into
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Ohio States
Hopes Dismal

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June
tCP)-Paul Brown. youthful coach
Of Ohio States 1912 Big Ten foot.
ball champions. believes his charges
have little hope of repeating theii
victory next fall
Brown. here 10 address a Buck.
eye alumni meeting. said last night
he expected only 10 players out oil
the 81 who reported for spring
practice 10 return IN the autumn
The rest OF the team will have II
como from l7-ycar-old freshmen
and sophomoreS. he said
And 1 can't expect much
from them" he added They're
taut. nervous and afraid they'll
do something wrong"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Central in the northwest section
and Hamtramck in the northeast
remain in commanding positions
today in the metropolitan higl
school tennis competition. Ham
tramck won yesterday from High
land Park. Al. and Central de-
feated BEDFORD at Steepel Park,
3D..
Larry Porter was Highland
Parks sole winner. He took
Philip Mason, Cosmos number
three. by 6-3. 60. Central and
BEDFORD went into the three
singles" with the score %. Leon
ard Brose then swung the balance
Centrars way by stopping Francis
tRedD Widrig, 1-6. 6-3. Ga
Hamtramck victors we're Jim
Jankowski over Homer Simons Of
Park, 6-l, 6-l, and Eddie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
TIGER PITCHING Records

Mary in 1922 and the next year
went 10 Indiana University. re-
naming there until 1925. He re-
turned 10 Annapolis IN 1926 as
head coach and after five years
there vas coach al the University
of California from 1881 10 1884.
When he left California he served
his athletic connections. entering
labor relations work for a chain
grocery store. OF which he was
personnel manager when he en-
tered tho marines this year
Shortly after he was commits
stoned In tho marines. nc sworC
his son William A. Ingram Jr.
into the Marine Corps Reserves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Grid World MOurnS
bill EnSranl'S Death

san FFltNCISCOIJunc 3-The
football world today mourny the
death o.. William a. Navy Bid
Ingram former famous coach who
Cied in his sleep Tuesday night at
hls home near here
MAJ Ingram who was commits
sloncd in the Marine Corps Re
serves In January. began ms bril-
Liant football career = generation
ago ~ thC naval Academy. where
he FIRST was star backheld man
sn AIi-Amcrlcan halfhack then
assistant coach and later head
mentor -iIc started h., coaching
career In 1920 following his grad
UafIor
lie vas coach at William and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Golf Meet
Delayed
One Week

The Womcn'S Metropolitan Golf
Association Will hold IFS opening
tournament next Wednesday at
BEDFORD. The event was scheduled
for yesterday. but weather condl-
lions did not permit play
Tournaments OF this group for
the summer will run every TWO
weeks The second will 60 on
June is Al Beverly Hills.
Plans will be made at BEDFORD
for the championship In past
years II has been run on a three
day medal play basis, hut due "a
conditions plans are tentatively
for 36-hole tournament on one
day, according 10 Mrs. George
Andre, the president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Ii er ate in
his delivery.
He d oe s Mt
h curry his
pitches as in
the past. This
is believed 10
be the result
of the O'Neill
influence.
At the rate
he is going.
Harold m a y
finis the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA. June 8
Flushed with three victories N
four games with me Athletics.
the triumphant Tigers left
here today for Washington 20
take on the Senators in. an all
important series o. five games.
two OF them night affairs.
With Virgil Trucks cardcd 10
pitch the first game, tho clan OF
ONcill VII start under the
lights ~ Griffith Stadium TO-
night. The outcome of the series
is expected 90 have an important
bearing on high positions IN the
SCorchirG American League race.
VIII Frank ,S'ubhyb Over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

season with The lowest earned
run average in major league
history. In 50 innings he has
given UP less than one earned
run for each nine innings. To be
exact his mark is 090. The
American League record held by
Dutch Leonard IS l.09.
Lefty Grove. rated ny most
experts as the greatest Of all
southpa established an
earned rln average Of 2O5,
best since the other war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

tallies. York and Bloodworth
again each singled and were
scored on a single by Cramer.
SECOND COUNTER
The second p IA d @ ! p h ! a
counter came in the ninth with
one out. Temporarily losing con-
troll. Overmire walked both Es-
telella and Dick Siebert. After
Suder grounded out, Hall
singled TO right, Ross trapping
the ball. Estelella scored on the
hit. which at first looked like
an out until umpire Stewart
ruled that the Detroit outfielder
had scooped the ball off the
ground.
The weather was hot and only
about $500 customers turned
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Pep Must Defend
His Title June Is

NEW YORK, June 3 CUP)-
LouS Viscusi, manager Of feather
weight champion Willie Pop. has
been notified that Pep must be
ready 10 defend his title here June
25 against the winner OF Friday S
Phil -Chalky Wright
bout, Brig Cen. John J. Phelan,
chairman Of the Now York Boxing
Commission. said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
No Title Claims

While thore is wueh I'm mo
progress Of the Tigers 10 please
, him. steve O'Ncill Us not ready
10 proclaim his charges as
championship contender, AT
the start Of me season. -L)'Nc0l
predicted that The Tigers would
have a good chance TO regain
a first division berth Bot &C.
spite tho present lofty position
n tDe club he hcsitatcs % make
ans additional claims
1T - Too early 10 tell about
the race" ONeul explained.
The Tigers have done pretty
good but after all ~ have
played only .529 ball"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Red Sox Sign
Coast College Star

BERKELEY, Cal, June 3 CUP)
Jack Albright. star University
of California shortstop, has been
signed by the Boston Red Sox
and will leave Tuesday to join the
Louisville Colonies of the Amer
lean Association, baseball coach
Clint Evans announced today
Rated the greatest shortstop in
Golden Bear baseball history. Al
bright is in the navy's vi reserve
and expects 10 be called for active
duty early in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
TRACK PENALIZED

The situation was ironic in that
the Detroit track was being pen
allied for trying 10 advance the
quality of racing here. Track Off
Gals said that of the 900 horses
on the grounds, there are 256
handicap horses and approximately
$50 horses of the better grade.
Their owners were reluctant 10
take a chance on knocking them
out over the heavy track
Continuation Of the heavy at
tendance and mutuel play which
marked the first 10 days of the
meeting, is expected when the
racegoers come back tomorrow
after their holiday. Tomorrow is
ladies day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
City Tourney
Pin Standings

DOUBLES CIRCULAR
stanley Squsfs.Walter Mack 1909. Louis
Rush Fred Gardrlls 1874. Fred Wolf-CAss
G-ytier 1865 Fred Bulaek steve Dutku,
1856 Reno MArcheiti-Diuo Pons 1928
SINGLES
Joe Pawlak 700, Neil suddendorf. e7Ii
Herman Juneuviue. $40. Cecil Ward. $50;
FRANK Bishop e6S
DOUBLES tONERANERAGF)
Lorenz Ruppel-Ge0rEe Branton 27s:
Henry Galde. Dewey Hughes 23f Charles
Barr-Jacob Yak. 207 Roy Brown Harry
Aoren. 2O2 Bob Gedcrt- Ken Thavsr. le2.
SINGLES
Frank Collins. 100, Waiter Dudke 1s3:
TED Davis lS3i John LAuehisn. $50: John
Aurswa ii9
ALL-FNTNTS
Fred Rujsck 900 Robert Rich 1922:
Jack Ruhl 1928. Jack stsh.. 1892 Cecn
ward 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
More Deliberate

Newhouser's brilliant achieve
ment on the current road trip
"a two hitter against the
Athletics in addition 10 his
notable performance in New
York--s ms 10 indicate that
Newhouser now can put his fast
ball over the plate and his
Sharp-breaking curve where he
wants il.
The 22-year-old Tiger left
handler has become more de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Major lie que
Standings
American League
ifncS DcnlnU IedueI.
Yesterdays RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 7-l4-0. Philadelphia 2-5-2
Overmire and Parsons, Harris clyde 50
and Wagner.
Chicago $50 New York 1.5.2. Wade
and fresh. Borowy and Hems'ey.
81 Louis 7-li-O. Boston i-7-l Holdings.
worth caster (sl and Hayes: Dooson.
Ryba G2l and Psrtee (hrst game).
Boston 3.l1-0. ST. Louis 2-f.0 Terry
and Peacock Ostermueller Galohouss 81
and Ferrell (second game,
Washington 19-17-0 Cleveland Isl
Csndina and Early. salveson. Calvert go.
Reynolds 90. Naymick 81 and Desautels
might gafreb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

outstanding play when in the
first inning he raced far back
into right center 10 snare with
one hand a terrific drive by
Bobby Estelella, the power hit
ting Cuban.
The Athletics drew first blood
with a run in the third inning
when Elmer Valo single d,
moved around 10 second and
third on a sacrifice and an in
field single and later score d
after Don Ross in right field
made a nice catch of EStelellas
drive.
WAKEFIELD STARTS 1T
For three frames Harris made
the Tigers behave. Then in the
fourth the storm broke and four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Lincoln Fields
Suspends Jockey

CHICAGO. June 3 CUP)-Jockey
Chalmers Basham, who has ridden
six winners at the Lincoln fields
race track this spring, was under
suspension today for the duration
of the meeting because Of 'un.
satisfactory riding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Track Resumes
Racing Here
Tomorrow
WAKEFIELD STARTS 1T
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

The horses will be running again
tomorrow at the Detroit race
track.
A rush Of entries today filled
up tomorrow'S program and
brought an end TO the suspension
Iof the race meeting declared by
the Detroit Racing Association Of
Ifcials last night.
The interruption Of the 73-day
meeting was the first in the his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Finger, lasted only four innings
dGring which the Tigers gar
nored eight hits and four runs
off the birmingham, Ala, repre-
sentative.
AS USE ROCKIES
Bob Clyde and Bernie KucyZ-
niskl, recruits, performed in the
box for the Athletics during the
rest of the contest. The Tigers
had no trouble solving Clyde'S
pitches, but KucyzinSki. football
end and baseball captain at Uni
VerSity of Pennsylvania, just
graduated, held the Motor City
athletes runleSS in one inning.
Doc Cramer and Joe Hoover
were the fielding stars, the vet
Gran Cramer contributing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
National League
IampS behlnd IcdGef.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

GallleS DenllQ lCdLGI.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
phusdclphia s-1l-2 Chicago S-1i-O
Rowe and Livingston PASCAL Wyse (5)
Fleming 50 and Hernandez.
Cincinnati 1882. New York 6-1i.3
Walters sh6un 81 and Lakeman; Field.
man, Lohrman az, Coomhs 90, Adam,
go. Sayles 81 and lombard
Prfsharrh 3.1O-2, Poston 40 Her
bert. ReeciEno 49, and Lopez Andrews,
Berrcft 90 and kluttz
BROOKLYN 1910 81 Louis 27-i Macon,
Dayis tgl and owen Lanier. Polet 90
and " Co0nsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Stub Stops As

'Batted for clyde IN the eighth
Runs -- Wakfield. Higgins York ?
Bloodworth 3. Valo. Estalells. Errors
Hall clyde. Runs batted in--Estalela
Rose. Bloodworth. Parsons. overmire g.
Cramer p Hall TNNo-base hit-Parsons
Three base hit Oyermire Sacrifice hits
Hall White. Overmire. Higgins. Parsons
Left on bases Detroit 10 Philadelphia
Double play SudeT % Hall 20 Siebert
Bases on balls or Overmirt 3. off Harris
J. or CLYDE l. Oft KuczynsN ! Struck out
By OVermire HHs-Off Harris In
innings. off clyde Z m innings JosinE
pitcher Harris. Umpires-Pipgras. Weafer
ana stewart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Pro Grid Coach
To Aid Barnes
With Ball Club

CHICAGO, June 3 CUPl-The
resignation of Jimmy Councilman
as head coach OF the Chicago Car
dinalS football team was announced
today. Councilman resigned 10 be-
come assistant 10 the president Of
the 81. Louis Browns baseball club
and the American investment Co.
of Illinois
In his now position, Councilman
Will serve directly under Donald l..
Barnes who heads both the Browns
and the American Investment Co. j.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
ALL-TINIE HIGH

Racing Secretary Charles Henry
announced entries reached an all
time high. Eighteen horses we're
entered in the first race for 10.
morrow and the field was cut "a
~.
Ten horses headed by Irresist-
ible, Rodia, Air Beauty and Call
TO Colors are entered in the Little
Fellows Handicap at six furlongs,
the $1,000 purse which will top
tomorrows card. The smallest
field is that in the Bourmont
claiming purse in which Flying
King, Parking and three others
Will 60 six furlongs for $1,000.
II am sure our meeting won't
have any more Interruptions,
said General Manager Edward
p. Strong. THE horsemen real
lie what we are up against. We
simply cannot run unless all CO.
operate and enter every horse
possible"