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:. one little lad +. arose and
calmly nominated himself and not
only that was elected PAUL
LOVING more power. much
more to Josephine. E.
X X X
FELIX McDAVID last
time we heard is in France
and is now wearing gold oak
leaf instead OF two silver
bars which. Of course,
makes him a major which
rank he has held since last April.
MARIE REED is simply
too. too with her pretty hal:
piled up Gibson Girl style :.
and wrapped TO the chin in her
new Persian lamb coat.
X X X
Saw SGT wINIFRED
JENKINS formerly civilian
WINIFRED BRADY
has added few pounds and
has a handsome new husband.
She will be in town until Thurs
day of this week
X X X
SURPRISED to run into 49,.
MAUDE MORRIS she is
here as house guest OF her cousin
MRS. JOHN ROXBOR-
OUCH and looks clipper
l.. will be here for couple of
X n X
PAUL 2OBESON'S perform
ance in "OTHELLO' is positively
inspired In the New York
reviews George Jean Ma
than eminent drama critic
said that Jose Ferrer, who
PLAYS the villianous Iago
stole the show.
This is impossible by vir-
tue of physique and voice quail
ity the stage and play are
Robeson's from the time he makes
his first entrance until the very
dramatic final curtain In
fact. all the other men in the
show seem to be talking in So
prano pitch after you hear his
deep rich tones.
We nope 10 go again peiore
closing night
X X X
MRS. SUSIE SWEARINGEN. :
OF Rochester. MINI. a., is the
house guest Of DR. AND MRS. J.
A. BREWER OF 24th street.
X X X
JULIAN WITHERSPOON
who is a full-fledged Alpha and
medical student max
ing all AS at the University OF
Michigan at the tender age
OF eighteen =. was recon-
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iiss Walker, Mr.. and MIRA John
Spencer. Thomas T. Spencer, Sea-
man Marvin Cocker. George Thom-
as, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Branam,
Mrs. Julia Poindexter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Ivy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ju.
liam Witherspoon. S. B. Mcqueen:
Mrs Carolyn Glover. Mrs. Sa-
dye Routt Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Gro
yer Lange. Mrs Maurice Wesson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kendall, Mr.
and Mrs Andy Hunter. Mrs. Ade-
lyn Sinkford, Mr.. and Mrs. Pull
man Osborne. Mrs. Katherine
Smith. Mrs. Ruby Turner, Mrs.
Winifred Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Wells. DR.. and Mrs. Rupert
Markoe. Maude Morris. Tony SAM
tos. Attorney and Mrs Joseph
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Will
liams;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. White. Of
Nashville. Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lewis. Mrs Bernice Whit.
by. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Giles
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Collins, DR..
and Mrs. William Howard. Mrs.
Edythe Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. J.
II. Mattocks and Dr.. and Mrs.
John Green.
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Cabaret Party
AT Frat House
Nv GLADYS MILLS

The huge crowd which swarmed
into the Omega Psi Phi fraternity
house last Saturday night ex-
ceeded all expectations OF the cab
aret party planning committee,
who had made known the fact OF
the affair only through word OF
mouth invitations.
BY / am. there wasn't an avail
able seat to be found in the top
floor Rumpus Rooms, where the
scene ras set, in true cabaret
style, and which Is, II anything,
very inadequate for such a large
affair.
A good dance uand and a highly
entertaining floor show rounded
out an evening OF levity such as
has not been known about town
since the good ole days"
Some OF the most pompous OF
the good Omega Brothers let down
their hair and went to hard work,
serving ice cream and setups and
even balancing trays Of food. Just
the mere mention OF another such
gala occasion will undoubtedly
entice a similarly large attend
ance.
Jack Wells. Willis Ivy. Leon
Hubbard. Norman Wells. Elvin
Davenport and other Omegas
were very much in evidence.
To name just few Of the large
number who attended: DR.. and
Mrs. B. F. Seabrooks, DR.. and Mrs
Melvin Fowler. Attorney and Mrs
Leon Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Prem
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VILLAINS WI .I!.!' and Tr5,r ;vyI MRS
Of Nashville. Tenn 49,. MR..
AND MRS AL LOVING
MR. AND MRS. ERNEST MAR
SHALL SGT. WINIFRED
BRADY-JENKINS We might
PAUSE here TO mention e. that
Ben will be Maitre DHotel
or wha. have you OF the
GOTHAM HOTEL DINING
ROOM beginning this week
which should work out very
VITAL TRIVIA
Saw the c T. COLLINS
for the first time since they
came home from their honeymoon
49,. ecstaticalfy happy She
clinging fondly 10 his arm as they
came into the Omega house last
SATURDAY. nicht
THE KlNSEL JEFFRIES
,Winifred DeGrasse) are
the parents Of fine seven and a
half-pound baby girl born
this past week.
Likewise. the the youth
full LEO wELKERS
have a fine bouncing baby boy
which makes the third
grandchild OF MRS FRANCES
WELKER and is she proud.
4 y 4
A card from MAXINE
BROYIES SAYS that North
Carolina is all o X, that the
weather is ideal and that
she will let rs know what the
town really affords in her
next writing
X X 4
FLORENCE DUNCAN
was in town for not minute we
are told We didn't get 10
see her but did get her cute
and very though'ful card.
* X \
A number Of the smart cafe So
ciety Sc, are planning 10 60
10 MARVA LOUIS opening show
al the 666's tonight She has
promised that she will not wear
the same gown a second time for
the run Of her contract we
are told She is the lass who
can live up 10 that IL anyone can
her wardrebe IS limitleSs. -.
y X \
JOSEPHINE LOVE is 10
be hichlv commended upon her
new Children's project II is
her idea as near as we can get II
TO stimulate the desire for things
cultural in the younger folk
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mended this past week 10 West
Point Academy by Congress.
man OBrien ~. Julian is just
the type to represent us properly.
~. He has but the physical re-
quirements to meet 10 einch 4.
and we have our fingers crossed
scholastically. he can sail in
with points to spare.
X X X
LILLIAN HAMMONDS is
in town from California :.
and will be here until early in
November The west has
really agreed with her looks
splendid.
BILLY BOWEN will take
the place OF the recently deceased
member of THE INK SPOTS. -.
the one who talks deep. deep
Have you met the lovely g.
MRS. THOMAS CAIN bride
OF two months or nearly so
the former NORA LEE
FRANKLIN of Chicago She
and hcr groom have bought
anc will live n tho house next
cccr 20 Wax rie Pet,itord ca
West Grand boulevard She
is really most attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Howell are
in their new home at 244 Arden
Park. which they have recently
purchased, They made the move
on Monday and are busy settling
themselves.
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By GLADYS

GLADYS soMERvlLLE TO WE'D. PORTER BILLIARD
This week MR.. AND MRS ALBERT SOMERVIILE
announced the engagement of their daughter GLADYS
-. to MIX PORTER c. BILLIARD :. Gladys is Just back
In town having been graduated from FREEDMANS
HOSPITAL In Washington d, c.. She was former stu
Dent OF wayne university and will do public health work
here Mr.. BILLIARD is the son of MR. AND MRS
PORTER DllLORD SR His father is a well known
veteran postal employee Porter was graduated from
wayne university No actual date for the nuptials has
been set : but twill be sometime this spring
FACES ABOUT TOWN
MRS. MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE will be here on
Octooer 20 TO act as guest speaker at a statewide
luncheon to be held in the Detroit Leland hotel ROSA
GRAGG is perhaps home again by now from Washing
Ton, -. -. where she was for most of last week
completing arrangements.
WILLIAM ROSS =. who is very very fine baritone
Was presented last Friday evening in joint recital with
r1oMAo AohEW who gets wonderful music out of
me piano Same held at SHILOH BAPTIST
CHURCH Benton street near St Antoine - of which
the pater OF the former is pastor
THE ARTHUR JACKSONS of Conant Gardens have
me oapy Doy weight seven and one half pounds
porn iast tuesday in a dramatic race with the storL
Whlcn resulted in loss for the sork Mother and
son are DONG fine in Ford hospital EVELYN WHITE
o'u miraculous job of pinch hitting
MRS. MADGE REYNOLDS recently ro,,rnod ,o.
oA an and Kansas where she visited her husband
-. NIX FRANKLIN L. REYNOLDS . who is convaeSo;n
mrs H. reports delightful trip . . and that She fomnd
Mr. K much improved 1850 ~ 'ouA'
SUE MILLS is in Chicago &. . as we 60 10 nress
Ser restiu Trip to Hartford Mich she Went IN r.
winters routine i'e uo"h 10 the
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judges rendered their decision
early last week so that the
picture OF the winner migh, ar
pear in the program OF the TIls.
kegee-Wilberforce football
game -. held here last Friday
nisht in U OF D Stadium
and what a task keeping il ouie,
until the time 10 release il
We are told that there was
utter confusion at Northern High
school about il, one day las,
Miss Looris was teted by
John r WILLIAMS a. a
dinner party las, Thursday night
held in his home on Boston
boulevard and which we
ena oeroned in the abserce Of his
wife who with Baby Gwen
dolrn. is down in Memphis for a
months vacation.
MI Williams really set out a
sump;uous repaSt on this occasion
and those charming healthy
Young things really did do il JUS
ice -. Those AZ the table were
JACOUELlNE CLAGGETT
LEONE LUCKEY VO-
L Ia De LoNEY a.,..ns MAR H1,!
is DoRRTS TODD
CORDELL CRIGGS AR
LINE DAVIDSON DON L.
BORACH. JEANNE THOMP-
son and. CHRISTINE CROB-
lON.
LAURENCE WATSON TO RE
PRESENTED AT ST. MATHEWS
We insist that LAURENCE
WATSON is our protegc be-
cause we sort OF discovered him
as far as Detroit audiences 20
during the time Of the MUSIC
FESTIVAL He was one Of
the featured artists Since
then he has been literally going
10 town won the musicians
additions this summer sang
on the nationwide hookuo
and now St Mathews choir
viii present him in-reci.s' al the
Parish House on Sunday.
November s. az 6 pm.
Laurence has a lot on the ball
and We should all 60 out
and hear and encourage him
He has studied both here and
abroad is gifted lin guist
and excellent musician is al
present studying with Cameron
McClain . and in 1899 coached
with Kosti Vehanen who is
Marian AnderSon's coach and &C
companist
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CODY PATTERSON. was
happy over her first wedding an
rlversary which was last Sun
day Her husband is in Italy
with the armed forces
4: X X
FRED JONES packed his hin
boots and hunting togs and is
OF for a bag OF pheasant or
what does one hunt in this season
X X X
THE J B GOGGlNS are en-.
sconced in their mansion on Arden
PsA<
HARRIET TAYLOR was
hostess 10 the Saturday mite club
last time New members are
:. KATHERINE WELLS and
:. DORIS PELHAM LUCILLE
BROWN JEROLEAN SNEED
and d. SADYE BROWN were
guests.
ANN LEE SIMPSON was
very upset her son SAM
ME came home last Saturday
night i'll . He has been in
school in Milwaukee.
Il y II
DOT PERKINS Is just back
from q flying trip 10 New York :.
thrilling experience.
4 II y
THE BEN BROwNLEYS held
forth in their swank apartment
last Saturday night . cock
tails.
GWENDOLYN HARMLESS
displayed three Of her paintings
al the Ninth Annual Exhibl-
ton OF Painting. Sculpture, and
Crafts . by the art instructors
az the Detroit public schools E.
held last Wednesday in the Scarab
Club Galleries . The works will
be on exhibit until November 10.
The galleries are open from
10 10 s pm. daily Monday &. . =,
Wednesday and Friday until pm.
Received IN the mails a copy OF
The new rotogrsvure leaflet &.
called COLOR" >. contains q.
lots about West Virginia State
campus and interesting pictorial
notes about Detroit and Detroiters.
X Il Il
Have you seen the gorgeous
errlne wrap e.. on -. GEORGIA
WHISENTON Could hardly be-
licve our eyes the other night at
the Alpha House
X X 4
BARBARA HINES OF the
DUPRE CHORUS .. is going TO be
married She was honored with
a shower last Saturday &.
given for her by the feminine MEM
bcrs OF the group 3D.. She is 10 be
married on October %. in Bethel
church.
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between the ages of 8 and IA. to
be exact.
The group which she organized
/. and which so far consists
Of about thirty will see the
best operettas paintings. lee
lures, etc. for growing young
people The group OF them
met al her house a week ago Sun
day : for electing OF officers,
etc. The very cutest thing
happened during nomina-
ton OF candidates for officers
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WENDERSONS
HOLD FORTH

BEN AND THERESA HEN
DERSON were hosts at one
OF those popular Saturday night
cet-iogethers A number Of
folk left the Omega cabaret par
~ early so as 10 be able 10 get
out 10 the Hendersons We
were among them left right
after first floor show found
the party al Ben's already in full
sway There ahead az us
were ESTHER AND EZRA
PRICE s p. MCQUEEN
CAROLYN GLOVER SA-
DYE-ROUTT- BROWN DR..
AND MRS. D. J. GRAHAM
DR.. AND MRS. WALTER HINES
DR.. AND MRS. EDWIN A.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Baseball and Softba||
Journeys Resume

Washington's brace Of sizzling
diamond championships, cooled of
by rain yesterday. were to get under
way again today, with the baseball
tournament tilt scheduled for 4:30
on the South Ellipse and third
round play In the softball tourney
to start at in Ballston Stadium.
The undefeated Heurich Brewers.
with three straight victories and
needing one more to clinch the city
amateur baseball nag, met Vint Hill
Farms. two-time loser, on the
Ellipse.
Softball .action has Naval Receiv-
ing Station against Castleberry
Auto and Naval Medical Research
fitting with Mount Rainier. Games
originally scheduled for tonight,
Garvin's Grill vs.. FBI and Marine
Barracks VS.. Navy Facilities, will
be played tomorrow at 2:30.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
~ the Associated Press.

~ the AsSoeiateo Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. Its
FIVE tournament victories apiece this
year for professional COLTS Gold
Dust Twins" and today Byron Nell
son OF Toledo and Harold (Jug)
McSpaden of Philadelphia 60 after
the one that means the edge in
their cross-country par-wrecklng
rivalry.
The methodlcal Nelson rules a
strong favorite in the $4,000 Nash
vile Invitational, opening at Rich
land Club today. but McSpaden has
shortened the odds with fash Of
preplay brilliance.
McSpaden Shoots Ace.
The bespectacled Philadelphian
captured scoring honors in the pre-
Iiminarv pro-amateur event yester-
day with a 5-under-par S.
McSpaden missed no more than a
couple of shots and was deadly
around the greens. High light Of his
round was hole-in-one on 1862
yarder.
"A score of 27O should win it
McSpaden said, adding: I'm play
Ing well. I think l can do it"
Meanwhile, Nelson, recent win
ner of the rich Tam O Shanter
tournament at Chicago, complained
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Yunks Seen as Poor Title Bets
After CIownish Loss to Griffs

ond hit sent in the tying rur, but
wouldn't have had Shortstop Sui
livan been on the job. Garbark
rifled toward Torres and the ball
bounded of the third baseman's S
glove toward the middle sack But
the minute the ball was hit Sulli-
van, instead of following the hall.
turned his back on i so Myatt had
to rush up for partial stop while
Sullivan stood ilatfooted looking
into centerfield.
Wolff Credited With Win.
That let Grimes tally ard Gar
bark and Turner get home when
Methehy doubled off Wolff. But
Wolff got credit for his first win
since early in May when he beat
the White Sox. The Mats with Le-
febvre hitting plnch-single after
two were out in the eighth went
on to six successive singles. the
last two of Atley Donald, fnd five
runs for the inning.
Mickey Haefner, who like Carras-
quel had been beaten the day be-
fore, was on the hill " When the Yanks
came up in the eighth and he went
through two innings with ease. But
both sides had provided plenty OF
fun for the 5.335-3,l48 paid-in the
stands with the Yanks imprAsSing
no one as likely World Series con-
tenders.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Heavyweight Oliver
To Battle Thomas

Dixie Oliver. classy Florida heavy
weight. has been signed for a spot
on the supporting card for the Nick
Latsios-Bee Bee Wright 10-round
feature at Griffith Stadium Tuesday
night, as Matchmaker Gabe Men
endez rounds out a bill that promises
fireworks. Oliver. who has i'm
pressed the experts in Turner Arena
workouts this week, will square OIL
against Nose Thomas of Baltimore.
The semi-windup pits rugged
Johnny Cockf1eld against Pedro
Firpo, and Bobby Parsons, young
l90-pounder being groomed by At
torney Charles Ford and "Buzzer"
Ryan as q heavyweight prospect.
makes his professional bow against
AL Jones.
Wright is tipping the beam at l4s,
and Latsios is scaling $50. DR..
Joseph E. Randall, Wriehts man.
ager, yesterday warned the Latsios
camp that he will appear before the
Boxing Commission Monday to insist
that Nick post $1,000 to guarantee
that he will scale no more than $50
at bell time.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Maryland Gridders
Step Up Practice

University of Maryland's grid
squad points toward an intensified
period of training next week, with
only one regular from last year as
yet unreported, after donning sum-
mer gridiron togs for the first time
yesterday. Frank Doory, the sole
missing veteran, is expected Mon
day.
Head Coach DR.. Clarence w.
Spears wound up the week running
the squad through an extended skull
practice preceding new plays. Line
Mentor Herman Ball then conducted
stiff tackle and running drills for
the Old Liners first body-contact
practice this year.
Wilbur Rock, first string guard
and tackle last year, reported for
the second day and Back Charley
Ryan, from the 1943 squad, also be-
gan belated toll.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Nashville Tourney to Break Tie
In NeIson-McSpuden Rivalry

of an erratic putter as he played
the course in even par II.
III have to putt better to win,'
he declared.
Three other shotmakers forged to
the front line with creditable Cts.
They were Sergt. E. j. Dutch)
Harrison of Wright Field, Dayton,
Ohio. high finisher at Tam O.
Shanter; Johnny Bulla Of Atlanta,
and Gene Kunes of Philadelphia.
Bulla uncorked the prettiest
stretch of golf of the day-a SUM-
der-par, record-making 20 on the
back nine
Bob Hamilton OF Evansville. Ind,
the PGA champion, rang up a SO
and KY Laf1on of Chicago 10.
Sammy Byrd Of Detroit the former
Yankee baseballer, had 70.
Bulla and Bright Win.
Pro-amateur honors went to
Bulla and Morton Bright, Atlanta
amateur, who had a best ball of g..
In close pursuit were Ray Mangrum
of Los Angeles and Dan Scism.
Evansville. Ind. sports editor: Nc
Spaden and Mack Brothers of Nash
vile, with 63s
Eighteen holes in the invitational
were scheduled today starting at
II am, with l8 tomorrow and 36
Monday.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Free for All, Errard
Favored as Entry
In $4,000 Race
Ey the Associated Press.

6S INC hSsOClh ca EEeSS.
CHICAGO, Sept John Marsch' S
entry Of unbeaten Free for All and
fast-stepping Errard rated an early
even-money choice today In the
$4,000 Washington Park Futurity,
which sends seven Of the Nation 8
top 2-year-olds sprinting over the
6-furlong route At Washington Park
Free for AL, ranked the Midwest S
champion juvenile on the basis of
four straight triumphs. was top
weighted at 122 pounds against q
field that also included Miss Ger
trude Donovan's Fighting Don. lead
ing Eastern youngster, and Don
Ameche's crack Hollywood galloper,
Sir BIN.
Also in the field were Henry
Tikulski's Icangetit. Mrs. Emil Dene-
marks Father Neptune and Thomas
Piatt's Limestone If all seven
started, the race would pay $49, 400
to the winner. Thus 4 triumph by
either Of Marsch's horses would swell
his Futurity collections to approxi-
mately s435 900.
Marsch's Occupy won last years
Futurity. following in the footsteps
of his brother. Occupation, which
copped the event in 1912. Earlier
this year, Free for All whisked of
with the Arlington Park Futurity
to grab $48,525.
Errard lost to Free for All by less
than length in the Arlington Fu-
turity and has won his last two
starts by wide margins. Fighting
Don won his first three starts. in
cluding the Great American Stakes
at Aqueduct, while Sir BIN has
been in the money six times In
seven starts, twice winning in easy
fashion.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
BeneaIs Or Yankees
May Take Lead'in
Week End Play
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer


Pitching miseries in st. Louis
gave the Detroit Tigers and New
York Yankees a chance to pass the
stumbling Brownies over the week
end as Luke Sewell's battle-worn
leaders saw their once-robust lead
fade to two skinny games.
Only seven st. Louis pitchers were
able to 60 the route in the last %
games and the staff showed serious
signs of disintegrating, with Bob
Muncrief its only stopper" still
sidelined.
Nelson Potter, 32-year- -old veter-
an, who was picked up in the
draft two years ago when his major
league days were supposed to have
ended, was able to halt the last
previous slump In Detroit a week
ago. Last night at Sportsmans
Park, Potter was batted OH the
hill and solidly spanked for seven
hits in two innings as the Brownies
fell before Detroit. 6-3.
Newh0user Wins No. 22.
Hal Newhouser draped the Browns
over the ropes with a 6-hit job for
his 22d victory. one less than Team
mate Dizzy Trout. who grabbed the
series opener in relief. Even ST.
Louis triple play couldn't halt the
Tigers, who surged past New York
into second place.
Although the Bengals and Yanks
virtually were tied for the runner
up spot. Detroit had a percentage
point edge. $40 to .539. and was
only one game behind the Browns
on the losing side of the ledger
Boston kept within easy striking
distance 2'2 games back and could
move to within q half game of the
top in today's and tomorrow
games.
Boston had to go hard to top
the troublesome Athletics. 4-3. with
the help of Jim Tabor's 18th homer
as Joe Bowman earned his l1th de-
cision over Don Black. Chicagos
Joe Haynes won his own game with
l2th-inning single to shade Cleve-
lands AL Smith, 5-4, in a night
tilt.
Ostermueller Scatters Hits.
Fritz Ostermueller allowed IL ST.
Louis hits, but scattered the blows
for his 18th win with the help of
Babe Dahlgren's two-run double
and frankie Cuisines single in the
sixth. Max Lanier failed in his bid
for win No. l8
Bucky Walters attempt to be-
come the first National Lacquer to
capture 20 games missed fire when
Chicago's Paul Erickson took a re-
lief verdict over Cincinnati. 3-2.
Boston trimmed the Phillies twice
in a twi-night doubleheader. 80 In
10 innings on Damon Phillips single
and IA. Ira Hutchinson and Al
Javery were the winners over Al
Gerheauser and Vern Kennedy
Brooklyn's Art Herring stopped
New York for the second straight
time, 81. on a four-hitter, beating
Harry Feldman.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Pavot, Jockey Woo|f
Favored Team in
Hopeful Stakes
By the Associated PreM,

6y thS ASbOCl2teo freN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1T has been
in existence only since June 26, but
the partnership between Jockey
George Woolf and Walter M. JET.
fords' unbeaten juvenile. Pavot, al
ready has been cemented with great
expectations.
Their first expectation is 4
triumph this afternoon In the Sara
toga Hopeful. a victory that would
run Pavot's victory string to seven
and lift his earnings in six weeks
over the quarter million mark.
Pavot also has been promised q
long winters vacation by Trainer
Oscar White and Woolf has the
conditioner's promise that he can
ride the grandson Of Man O War
in the 1s45 Kentucky Derby.
Ten other juveniles have been
named to oppose the JefIords' colt
today in q race that has q gross
value of $6l $50. of which SIS $50
will 60 to the winner Pavot picked
up checks totaling S73,435 in his
first six victories.
The card, final for Saratona's
second wartime meeting at Bel
mont, also includes the famed cup
race which has a value of SIS 900
added. but which lured only four
starters. Two are from the barn Of
William Ziegler, jr., Wait q Bit and
Bounding Home. Others are Town.
send Martins Bolingbroke and the
Havahome Stables Eurasian.
Pavot's opposition Is expected to
come from the Main Chance Farms
War Jeep. George D. Widener'a
Plebiscite. William Helis' Pindus and
Ziegler's Esteem.