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Evening star., 1943-01-15
Yanks Greatly Depleted.

Scene: Opening game of World
Series at st. Louis. Time: Septem-
Der 30, 1912. Manager Joe Mccarthy
of the Yankees announces his start
Ing lineup: Rizzuto, SIS: Rolfe, 3b;
Cullenbine, RI: Di Maggie, CT: Keller,
If: Gordon, 2b; Dickey, c; Hassett,
lb; Rufing, p.
Scene: Joe Di Maggie being inter-
viewed by newspapermen at Reno,
New. Time: January 10. 1943 I'll
apply for some branch of the serv-
ice," said the Yankee center fielder,
"as soon as I can get a few things
Strengthened out"
Scene: Manager Mccarthy of the
Yankees announces his lineup for
the l943 opener. Time: April 81,
1943. Keller, Gordon and Dickey are
the only holdovers from the team
that trotted out to tangle with the
Cards. Into the armed forces have
gone Rizzuto, Di Maggie. Hassett
and Ruffing. Cullenbine is playing
for Cleveland and Rolfe is coaching
at Yale.
Scene: OPA bans pleasure driving
In II Eastern States and the District.
Time: January 6. 1943.
Scene: Uline Arena parking lot.
Time: January IA, 1943 Only three
automobiles on lot and less than
1000 fans in arena as Washington
Lions bow to Indianapolis Capitals.
Newlywed Mailley Popular.
Scene: Uline Arena. Time: jan
uary IA. 1943. Newlywed Frank
Mailley OF the Washington Lions.
previously lauded by Owner M. J.
Uline as one of the teams more
valuable assets, presented radio
phonograph by mates and $50 War
bond by Uline.
Scene: Riverside Stadium. Time:
January. 1941. Coach Redvers Mac
kenzie of the Washington Eagles,
who captured the Eastern Amateur
League championship that season,
informing hockey writers he was
about to release Frank Mailley for
Incompetence. He didn't. though,
and Mailley now is doing all right
In considerably faster company.
Scene: Washington Redskins,
minus famed Sammy Baugh, beaten
by All-Stars in Philadelphia's pro
bowl game Time: December q,
1912. Commissioner Elmer Layden
orders investigation of Baugh's alb
sence.
Scene: Everybody asking, where's
Elmer?" Time: Now.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Foxx, Vol Football Star,
Now Navy Flight Tutor

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS. Ga, Jan. 15.-Ensign
Robert M. (Bob) Foxx, U. S. N. r.,
former Tennessee football star, has
been detached from the Navy Pre-
Flight School here to prepare for
duty as a Navy flight instructor.
Foxx, a four-sport star at Tenne-
see and participant in three bowl
football games. entered naval serv-
Ice last June.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Best of Woman Golfers
To Enter Miumi Meet
Nv the Associated press

By the Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 15-Miamians
may get to see some of the Nations
best woman golfers in action this
winter after all.
The Miami Country Club Women's
Golf Association said Dorothy Kirby
OF Atlanta and Dorothy Tainter OF
Rollins College are expected to COM
pete in the annual match play tour
nament beginning January n.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Would Have Grid
Foes Play Twice
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Jan. Is
Coach John Barnhill of Ten
nessee proposes that football
teams in the Southeastern Con-
ference play opponents twice this
fall, If travel conditions hscome
worse.
Suppose Tennessee played
Vanderbilt both in Knoxville and
in NaShville-wouldnt that get
the crowds?" he asked.
Barnhill said similar instances
could be found by all conference
schools, reducing travelling dis
tances and attracting good crowds
because every game would be .
tough one"
Evening star., 1943-01-15
VIM Lose
or Draw
BY BURTON HAWKINS.
Comdr. Tunney Speaking.

Lule 1IuuReS on Dept.
Scene: Comdr Tunney addressing
Georgetown University students.
Time: January IA, 1913. when you
men enter the armed forces" said
the former world heavyweight box
ing champion, you will have an
opportunity to practice the golden
rule, which I consider the quintes-
sence of craftsmanship"
Scene: Tom Heeneys Bar, Miami
Beach. Fla. Time: December, 1910.
What happened to me in the
Tunney fight?" repeated the ex-hard
rock from down under. Il couldn't
see Tunney to fight him. He was
an expert with those thumbs. He
f1icked my eyelashes back on my
eyeballs and I staggered around like
o blind man. He was the dirtiest
fighter ever met"
Evening star., 1943-01-15
FootboIIer GuIIurneuu
Now Marine Officer
By the Associated Press,

n5 lHe hsSUClHted PreSk,
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Hugh Gall
larneau, 25-year-old halfback with
the Chicago Bears of the National
Professional Football League, has
been commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the Marine Corps. He will
be attached to the physical combat
conditioning division.
Gallarneau, who was graduated
from Stanford in 1910. will be sent
to the Marine base at Quantico,
Va, for a 10-week course.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
National LEAGUE
Ready for Keen
Wartime Race
Frick, Head Of Loop,
Feels Baseball Has
Right to Garry On
BY FORD C. FRICK,

AAcSAache VI VIC NhbiOhhl 4Ndkue.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is (P.-As long as
baseball serves a useful function for
the Nation the National League will
be conducting its scheduled pennant
race as keenly and as enthusi-
astically as in any year in the past.
If the time arrives when baseball is
not fitting into the war lineup to
the best interests of the Nation, then
We'll adjourn.
Since the record is plain that to
date in this war baseball has been
useful, there's no reason for being
Shamefaced or apologetic about
planning and scheduling the 1943
season. Baseball is legitimate en-
terprise as long as it does it's work
OF helping sustain the morale of
civilians and servicemen and as long
as the Government considers it
useful.
= Can't Analyze Flag Race.
We will be holding transportation
to minimum. A schedule of 154
games involves no more travel than
140-game schedule because in
either case each club must make
three trips to the ball park OF every
other city in the league.
Analyzing the pennant race in ad-
vance, OF course, is task defying
the powers of the sagest baseball
savant that ever lived. So many Of
last years players already are In the
service that the line cups taking the
field opening day are going to pre-
sent new faces in key positions
right down the line.
AS the season goes on more play
ers will be lining up with the fight
ing forces, others will be going into
war industry. The picture will be
constantly changing week after
week. The outlook is for a race that
will be providing surprises at every
turn.
Big Job for Managers.
Every manager has a bigger con-
struction job in his own lineup than
ever was the case before In baseball
history. This years games will be
won by the teams that best master
the problem Of bringing along new
men to the proficiency point. This
years champions will be champions
of adaptability.
Baseball either should be, or it
shouldn't be. So far, every indica-
ton and utterance from the Govern
ment definitely has pointed out that
baseball has job to do, a morale
Job, and holds rightful and useful
place in the war.
So the National League is going
to operate as interesting and keer
a baseball season AS possible, Jus,
as long as 1t Is functioning in line
with war operation and In its as.
signed job, and no longer.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Fuller, Maryland Frosh
Star. Enters Service

Melville Fuller, one Of the best
athletes in the Maryland freshman
class, has left school to enter the
service.
He starred as football back last
fall and was an outstanding basket
ball player. He entered Maryland
from Woodperry Forest School.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Di|weg Speaks Tuesday
At Touchdown Club

La Vern Dilweg, new member
Of Congress from Green Bay, Wis,
will be the guest speaker when the
Touchdown Club resumes It's weekly
chow and chatter sessions Tuesday
at 1890.
A star at Marquette where he
PLAYED end, Dilweg later earned his
professional spurs as a member OF
Curley Lambeau's Green Bay Pack
ers, playing regularly for the pros.
He retired to devote his full time to
civic affairs several years ago.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Tulane Will Run Sports
As Long as Possible
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is (P.-In-
terco1legiate sports at Tulane Uni
versity. including its 1943 football
schedule, will be carried on, provid-
ing Government regulations and the
public attitude permit. Charles jan
vier, acting president of the athletic
council, said.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Bisons Pick Huqerstown
By the Associated Press.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Jan. Is
Oren Sterling. president Of the
Hagerstown club of the Interstate
loop, has announced that Buffalo Of
the International League would do
its spring training here. using the
same park as the Hagerstown team.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Pirate HurIer Inducted

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 15.-Eddie
Albosta, 24-year-old right-handed
pitcher the Pirates obtained from
Montreal. has notified President
William Benswanger OF his induc.
ton into the armed services,
Evening star., 1943-01-15
His Three Sons Serve
In Different Branches
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. l5.-Joe
Dierickx, custodian of Notre Danes
Stadium, has three sons in three
branches of service.
Phil is marine. Joe, jr., is In the
Navy, and John Is in the Army,
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Aqose Is Mat Coptuin

By the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Jan. l5.-Alex
Agase, guard on the Illinois football
team last fall, has been elected
captain Of the wrestling team.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Central, Wilson Match Opposite
Styles in Basket Ball Battle
Techs Undefeoted Team Meets Anocostio
In Other Half Of Series Double Bill
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Cenrals slambang fasbreak and eshooting offensive
VIII be opposed to Wilson's set and studied defense
feature game of onht high school series
lech gym This game about o'clock after the
in which Techs undeeated team favore
costa.
The appears Central after the ease with which
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Hintz Captains Detroit U.

DETROIT, Jan. Is R).-Wilbur
Hintz of Chicago, an end. has been
elected captain of the University Of
Detroit l943 football team.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Bombers Rout Teachers

With Robinson tossing in 26 points,
the Bombers routed the D. c. Teach
ers, 60-40. 1t was the latter's first
loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
UpSelS
Mark
Prep Fiits
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
eiinc. Short passes brought the
bail 20 the losers 3, and another
pass Drk Grllths 10 Capt Bob
Plotzke produced the touchdown
81. Joseph got the Jump or St
Benedict in the opening quarter
when Frank La PICCalo turned his
right end Tor 35-yard run 10
score. In the third period, John
Scnulte, ST Joe guard, intercepted
a pass and ran % yards for the
winning marker.
De La Sale tasted victory for
the first time this season by beat
ing ST. LadISiauS, 300. Dan Platte
accounted for two touchdoW rs
with 66 and 75-yard runs, the
after after Interccptlng a pass
In the other first division game,
bob Burke and Bob Miller eacn
tailed a pain of touchdownS as
St Mary Of BEDFORD swamped St
Leo. 400
III fIlf- ~ h'fit.A NV iN4Nlif. = We IAAN@h
remained undefeated on the east
side with a 10 triumph over 81.
Philip. Bill David going 10 yards
around left end for the touch
down ST. Martin upset ST. Am
blose. 1876. with Ralph Schwab' ;
passing featuring and Dick Hay
ncr and Tom FItzhenry scoring
the touchdoWns for the winners.
Annunciation and ST. Charles
fought TO a SCOrelcsS tie. though
AnnuncIauon reached ST. Charles
10 in the last quarter St. Fred
erick of Pontiac remained in the
race On the west side by turning
back ST. Mary OF Royal Oak. l4-12
ST. James of Ferndale. only un-
beaten and united team on the
WcsI side. whipped Catholic Cen
ral Reserves, 32-13. with Its two
scoring aces. Roy Scrimger and
jerome Mullens, getting two
touChdownS apiece. In another
game. Sacred Heart beat De
Sales. 10.
Tho ST. Bernard-St. Paul game.
originally scheduled yesterday.
VIII be played at Sis tonight at
Mack Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Yes, rs Confusing

We can scarcely conceive the
puzzlement Of the Brooklyn
faithful If they find William at
-l.-4+4a-.ff l.a.lea.t.fi- aaa1le=
erS next spring bat they have
nothing on Us We're just as
confused as they are.
We used 70 regard the Terry
BROOKLYN fcud as one Of the
few things YOU could tie 10 IN
the hectic modern scene. II
was one Of tho sure and eternal
realities in a world Of fluX and
change. Now even this may
change It's getting 50 a guy
doesn't know what TO believe.
We're hcwildcred but We
were forewarned Through all
his years As a PLAYER. manager
and front-office man. Terry has
constantly warrcd with the
gentlemen of the press, oCca-
sionally threatening 70 bar the
more outspokcn members Of tho
Fourth Estate from tho sacred
precincts Of the Giants club
house. "Mr. Terry il not speak
ing 10 your correspondent these
days" used 20 he the proud
boast OF more than one scribe
who Travelled with the club. The
Memphis business man ire
quently conceded that he had a
low opinion Of the lads who
chronicled his exploits for a
livelihood
Yet ~ the recent World
Series. there was Wild William
himself 40 in the press box. an
accredited newspaper represent
ativp- writing his accounts OF
the fall classic for a southern
paper. After that, we should
have known that anything could
happen. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Semi-Pro Tilt
Date Changed

Detroit Semi-Pros and Windsor
.AH-Stars will play their opening
home game Of the season AT Mack
Park Thursday night instead OF
Wednesday as previously an
nounced. due 10 the postponement
Of the Bay City game from Satur-
day TO Sunday.
The local team has increased its
efficiency through rigid practices
nightly and Will trot out a team
against Windsor that is much
stronger than when they won over
the Border City team two weeks
ago Windsor also Is repoTted4to
have improved its time in daily
drills.
The O a wood Blueiackets,
champions of the Night League
last season. meet Wolves at us
prior 10 the Detroit-Windsor game
Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Confers With Hickey

With his customary dlplo-
macy. Terry has announced
that he Is a candidate for Leo
the Lip Durochers job He has
been in a couple Of huddleS
with BOSNIAN Hickey, and its
cinch they were not discuss
ing that good old southern
cooking.
Terry's professional qualifica-
tons for the Job are consider
able. despite his many acid
observations Of the low char
acter Of the Brooklyn fan and
the general fecblcncss Of the
Brooklyn ball club Not the
least of his recommendations
is the fact that he has agreed
10 do the chores involved in
guiding the Dodgers for a mere
$4,000 According 10 the base
hall grapevine. Durocher'S re-
fuSal 10 work for such a modest
stipend was one Of the reasons
for Rickey's handing the To-
quaciouS one his unconditional
release as a player-managcr.
The door is still open for
Durocher TO be signed 10 a new
contract. but his performance
in the past campaign didn't
help him any. The Dodgers
folded badly in the stretch
drive, just as they had the pre-
vious summer. And Iaffaire
Newsom was badly hungled.
with Of Bobo apparently Sc
lectcd as the whipping boy in
what came dangerously close
10 a wholesale player mutiny.
In most Of his travels Buck had
only himself 10 blame, but in
Siders are fairly well agreed
that he was hort-changed in
the Brooklyn controversy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
State Pin Title
Kept by Gibson
And Spdu|ding

Therman Gibson and Wayne
Spaulding are looking for new OPP
ponents To-Day as they remain
state matchbowling doubles cham
pions.
They finished their 40-game en-
gagement with Frank Zion and
Louis Burr yesterday at Bowl-o-
Drome winner by III pins after
taking in a lead of 1913 established
the previous week at Crest Lanes.
Spaulding Gibson collected 49,
69S 10 15,42l Each pair won two
blocks. Burr-Zion took the final,
37l6 to 1856 and at one stage were
apparently headed for victory in
spite of the rival lead. They had
won the third block by SO pins,
1880 TO 1884
At the close Of the fourth game
of the fourth. Spaulding Gibson
were l6l up and IN danger OF being
passed as Burr-Zlon had five games
straight ranging from 446 20 375.
Gibson-Spaulding won the seventh.
the particular game Burr Zion
needed and two Of the next three
TO make their stab potent.
Zion-Burr gained the block by
81 but their Roadway was insuff-
cient 10 cover the letdowns in the
seventh, eighth. and tenth AL
though their ninth was a 430 TO
&c. They had an average for the
match OF 3S5.l 10 the opponents
1928.
Both Burr and ZZfeH we're -HH--
lucky enough 10 carry bad thumbs
Zion stayed out OF a league match
last Thursday for that reason and
was no better off when the third
block started Before that section
ended, Burr had picked up three
blistcrS and they affected his
efforts in the fourth.
The losers had the best single
game OF the 40 when they hit 500
IN the second block atCreSt Lanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Al Simmons, 40,
Given Release

BOSTON. Oct 18 CUP) - Al
Simmons. 40, once ono of the
American Leagues star outfeld-
crS, has been given his uncondi-
tional release by the Boston Red
SOX
lie led the American League in
batting when with the Phlladel-
phia Athletics in 1880 and 1881,
with .3Sl and 800 averages. This
year he batted BOB in 4 games
alter ming out Of retirement
because of the player shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

& GOD F1atbuSh uigncTS Dy
blithely inquiring W b [ h @ r
Brooklyn was still in the
league. His scornful remark
boomeranGed as the wobbly
Dizziness Boys rose up IN the
closing days of the pcnnant race
10 knock The Giants OUT OF the
title chase half a decade ago.
Since then Sure-hre formula
for winning the favor of the
citizens Of the Bronx has been
10 pan the hated Terry, Larry
MacPhail. when ne was running
the thrcc-ring circus in Brook
lyn. cndearcd himself forever
10 the cash customers by refer
ring casually 10 Terry as the
Giants GRAND boy After
that, he could do no wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
YachfSrnen Mourn
Death of Joe krOIik
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

All Of the SAILORS knew Joe
krolik, and the announcement OF
the Death Of The Detroit Boat
Club skipper today came as a de-
Cidcd shock.
Skipper Joe had been suffering
from a heart ailment. lie didn't
sall az all in 1871, but came out
for few races this last summer
His pals thought that he would
soon be sailing regularly again.
The end came last night, and
funeral services Will be held
Wednesday al $50 p. m. from the
Hamilton parlors on CasS avenue.
lie was SO and had been active
in yachting since the turn Of the
century.
over AT the Detroit Boat Club
Nc was known as the dean OF the
sailors. Last summer club men,
bcrS made him an honorary mem
Der although he already was a life
member of the Belle Isle club.
They Just wanted 10 show their
appreciation,
Skipper Joe was al home on
every kind Of a racing yacht and
he sailed in all regattaS from Put
ln-Bay 10 Mackinac Island.
But il was at the helm Of the
little catboats that ne won his
creates fame. Joe Krolik will be
remembered as one of the all
time greats in this hottest of all
sailing classes class that has
trCn the most popular and active
here for 50 years.
While he represented the Boat
Club he also was prominent in
racing at the Detroit Yacht Club
for many years, winning. among
other laurels, the club champion
shin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
SaVOId.
Blunt Top
Fights
Nv United Press

Lee Savold. New Jersey heavy
weight contender, tries 10 redeem
himself against Eddie Blunt.
BROOKLYN Negro. al Cleveland
Friday night in the feature bout
of this weeks boxing program
Blunt won an upset 10-round
decision over Savold al Akron. O..
Oct. s. Savold'S manager, Bill
DAILY. claimed that Savold had not
trained properly for the Akron
bout because of a heavy cold
Other bouts on the schedule in
clude.
Monday - New Haven Conn - TAM
Maureilo ~ Mike Alfaro Baltimore
Joe Kaksi SIS. Johnny shkor Providence
r. J. - Phil TerraHora So. Tony Costa
tnontitlel $eN Britain Conn 90 LuW
Constantine W Joe Riviera ocean Park
y Cecil Hudson SIS. Jimmy Brooks
Newark y Tommy Bell vs.. Johnny
Brown. Washington John Garner rs Tee
Hubert san Francisco EDDIE Booker ts
Van McNutt; Chicago Buddy scott VS..
Dan Merritt
Tuesday-Loy Angeles NirF Moran rs.
Melvin Johnson. New Bedford Mass
Joe LemieuX rs Johnny Duke, Hartford
Conn Donnie Macs - Pedro Herman
deg Jersey CIV. y - BUDDY Farrell "
Mike Bulnck. Brooklyn Winnie Vines "a
Joe GovernBle. White Plains. y. Y.-Pett
Dernzza - Indian Gomez.
Wednesday--Nrw Orleans Juan Viilaloa
W. Jackie Cgliura. elizabeth. y J - Joe
Peddick vs. r. J Lewis oakland, Cal -
Paul Hartrek IS. jerry Goldberg
Thuraday Fan River Mass - Cole,
Welch VS. Gus Alexander Philadelphia
Eddie Giosa IS Frankie Donate.
Fridag -- Boston -- Jackie Caparel vs.
Henri ChmieleWski. Worcester, Mass --
Johnny Potent VS. Johnny Harrison
Taunton Mass Whitley Shaw vs. johnny
FvA0'f. New Orlcar5- Ike Williams IS
Ia Perry. New RrurswCk y Freddie
Russo vs. Charley Noel Hollywood. Cal -
-l,..-.--f..-a.-- 9 -feft-e- Feif-ei@
SATURDAY. Brooklyn George kcchan VS.
Bill Mcdowell,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Six More Fights
For ZViC. Then
At 81, He Il Quit

PITTSBURGH Oct. Is CUP)-
Uhpefturbed by his defeat Friday
night by Jose Basora al Detroit
Fritzie Zivic today scotched
rumors Of his immediate retire
ncnt.
FritLie said he was determined
to wiz MS next six fights and will
not retire until his 3lSt birthday
next May He is scheduled 10
meet Bobby Richardson in Chi
cago on Oct. p and Jake LaMotta
IN New York on Nov. T.
Civic also contends that Glove
land wants him for a Christmas
tund show while the Rooncy-Mc-
Ginlcy combine here wishes 10 re-
match him with BaSora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
689 Is Season Hiqh
In Eastern Group

One new season record is on file
today in the eastern division
Travelling League. George Berries
of Michigan Carriage had 226-265-
25S for ESQ 10 succeed Dan Wal
lace of Pillar Recreation who had
led on $40. Wallace slid TO third
when John Gonda hit 258-255-l58
for 671.
Richard Bies of Dads tailed
66l In the western and central
divisions the best performance
over the weekend was Virges,
Weslern. with q slngle Of LOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Coach = Hope
Us Given jolt

SAMPSON. -. Y. Oct 10 (CP)
--Cmdr. Nal Stevens. coach of
the Sampson naval training sta
ton. had high hopes for a brief
moment when il was reported
that another nationally known
sports star had arrived al the sta
ton, for the Nays team needed
a hard-hitting halfback.
The recruit turned out 10 be
James Mickey Vernon Of Phila-
delphia. first baseman of the
Washington Senators baseb a !
team. His record OF p stolen
bases and batting average OF
.265 this year was of course, TO
help 10 Cmdr. Stevens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
BY I nited Press
ROCKINGHAM PARK

Track. heavy.
First Race 49, Cosins. Bysones, Idle
Fsucies. Bell Bottom, Rough Man.
sscnh Race - B9ying Ned. Neds
Queen.
Third Race-Gorse Hill. vaIdina Sc.
cret. Bus Girl. Nosined Devils Wit.
Fourth Race - Cling. Tress Rodgers,
Discoveiect
Seventh Rsce--omaha Mike
Eighth Raee-Blaek One. Snow Moon.
PIMLICo
Track, good
First Race Banyan, saucy Song, Hey
nrta,-SanAy- Trail
Second PQrtido.
Third Race - Broke Even, BROW n
Plumage
Fifth Pace Bank Note
Eighth Race Marenostron. Miss Ka-
lola, First Girl, Favorite Trap.
JAMAICA
Track. good.
First r ace - Grace Tamm. Celtcs,
Little Cecilia, Agni
second Race-Commander OvertAke.'
Third Race-Velvet Glove scar
Cards, Magic Heels.
Fourth Race-Deiection. Valdina Wav.
Fifth Race 49, Bridleour Navigating,
Sparkling Maid. Sea Reign. Faro Queen
Sixth Race Green Apples. Pursuit
Plane
Seventh Race -- Riding Light. Saxon
Paul. Happy Guess. County Cork Bus
V. o.. Adventurous
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track. good
First Race-4Miss Theta. Bolo Fancy
Abb Ann. Maryene, Wonder Witch, D.
X. Pal Happy Factor.
- seeaad Rsee-Tatk Over.
Sixth Rsce--Nencys Baby. Swain.
seventh Race-Hover
Elghth RAce-Sidout Baskerville Nv
Myri Dora X. Farley King, Rodimie,
Zorro. Guaymas.
Substitute race is declared off