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Evening star., 1945-07-03
Titan Hanover Is HELD
Sure-Fire Champ Of
Harness Horses
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Titan Han
over doesn't make his 1945 debut
until next week at North Randall,
Ohio, but men who make light
harness racing their business already
have awarded the 3-year-old trot-
ting championship to the speedy son
of Calumet Chuck.
Holder of three 2-year-old records,
including the world mark of 2
minutes fiat made against the watch
at Lexington last fall, the light bay
colt from the Arden Homestead OF
E. Roland Hartman and Maj.
Elbridge Gerry already has worked
mile over Saratoga's half-mile
track in 2:071a. And what was even
more impressive was the fact that
Harry Pownall sent him the last
quarter in 29A seconds.
Titan Hanover, purchased as a
yearling for $1,000, hung up two
heat record for juveniles when he
stepped both miles of the Lexington
Futurity in 2:02& and set a new
standard for half-mile ovals with a
2:031s clocking at Delaware, Ohio
He was unbeaten as a 2-year-old
chalking up six stake victories.
The Arden Homestead trotter viii
make his first 3-year-old start il
the Matron on July II at NORTH
Randall and then go to Old Orchard
Beach, Me, for the National Stake
That will be all of his preps for thu
s45 900 Hambletonian at Goshen
N. Y, August 8. for which he ha!
been established the even-mone!
favorite.
If he trots back to his 2-year-olc
form, at least two 3-yeaf-old worlc
records appear to be at his mercy
One is Dean Hanover's 1881
made against the clock, and tn.
other is the race record of 1:59A
held jointly by Protector and Nc
Lin Hanover.
Will Dickerson, general manager
OF the Arden Homestead Stable
said Titan is an ideal horse tc
handle and should stand up under
the campaign outlined for him.
He has perfect temperament
and seldom breaks strides" sale
Dickerson. There shouldn't be
anything close to him this year
He'll head for North Randall
Thursday and trotting fans out thai
way will see real speed horse"
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Fall One Shy With II
Left Against Chisox;;
End Loss Streak
Sy TED MEIER.

| Associated Press Sports Writer.
The second-place Yankees of the
American League who are kicking
the ball around on their current
Western trip, reached the point yes
terday where they booted chance
to set a new major league record for
leaving men on base. The Yanks
have committed II errors in nine
games.
Going into the eighth inning of
the second game with the White
Sox at Chicago's Comiskey Park 1t
seemed a cinch the McCarthymen
would wipe out the present mark
of 18 strandees. They had Is run
ners marooned in the first seven in
nings.
In the eighth, however, only one
man was left and Bud Metheny cut
short even chance to tie the rec
ord by grounding into double
play in the ninth which retired the
Yanks with the Sacks clean.
Yanks End Losing Streak.
The Yanks were happy, though.
for despite leaving II stranded, they
snapped a five-game losing streak
by beating the Sox, to /, to gain
split for the afternoon. Bill zuber
scattered seven Sox hits while the
YankS raped three Chicago twirlers
for IL hits and were aided by II
walks, one hit batsman and two
errors
The Sox moved into third place
by taking the opener, ii to 6, behind
Ed Lopat as the Yanks made five
errors. -Four runs in the fourth and
five in the fifth made it a runaway
for Jimmy Dykes men.
Chicago, although losing the sec
ond game, retained third place when
Mike Kreevich, virtually single
handed, dropped the Boston Red
Sox from third to fourth as he
sparked the st. Louis Browns to a
double win, to l and to 2.
Hits Grand Slam Homer.
Kreevich, Browns centerfielder,
socked a bases-full home run in the
opener to back up Sig JakuskPs s.
hit pitching.
In the afterpiece he came up in
the ninth with the Browns behind,
2 to l, and doubled home the tying
and winning runs. 1t was his only
hit of the second game and spoiled
Randy Hef1in's bid for victory in
his first starting role after two years
in the Navy. He had held the
Browns to three hits for eight in
nings, but yielded three more in the
ninth.
The Washington-Cleveland game
and the ST. Louis-New York game
in the National were rained out.
All the other clubs had an open
date
Evening star., 1945-07-03
|Busher Given Severe
Test by Heavy Load
In $4,000 Race
BY the Associated Press.


ARCADIA, Calf, July 3.-The
worlds richest race for fillies and
mares, Santa Anita's $50,000 Santa
Margarita Stakes, tomorrow pits
the Louis B. Mayer ace, Busher,
against a field of eight and forces
her to pack 126 pounds, 10 above
scale weight, for l 1-16-mile
race.
The most interesting speculation
in the race is whether Busher, a
3-year-old, can give away 10 pounds
to the top-notch 5-year-old mare,
Happy Issue, and still run her
race.
Happy Issue beat some of the
country's best handicap horses last
winter IN winning the SITS 900 Holly
wood Gold Cup, but she has been
under silks only three times this
year and was off her feed for a
time, returning to training a week
ago. She carried 1l9 pounds in
the Gold Cup.
Busher will be coupled with
Mayors star fllly, Whirlabout, and
the pair probably will be the bet
ting favorite. Busher has won two
$25,000 stakes this year and ran
second to Bymeabond in the $50, 200
Santa Anita Derby.
Secretary Webb Everett assigned
Whirlabout 1913 pounds, Gamma lit
Jerry Lee 112, Mist 106, Deer l0e
and Glory Time 102.
Some horSemen believe the win
ner of the $4,000 race may be one
of the lightly rigged contestants
Jerry Lee, regarded two years age
as one of Cahfornia's outstanding
youngsters, put on a great closing
rush a few weeks back as she rar
third in the California bred Stakes
to C. S. Howard's Sea Sovereign
Gamma whipped Whirlabout last
week. Mist has shown good stretch
running ability, and Deer, a speedy
front runner, apparently is only now
rounding into form.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Neimen Resume Action
In District Tourney

Competition in the third round
of the District mems tennis cham
pionships was scheduled for today
at Edgemoor with 10 matches listed
on the program. Yesterdays play
was called of because of rain.
Due to the delay, the Tournament
Committee would like to get some
of the matches played off tomorrow
morning. Any player listed on to-
morrow's schedule who is able to
play in the morning should notify
the committee at the club today.
The public is invited to attend the
matches without cost. Today'S
pairings:
singles-3:3O. Rice VS. Davis: 4:3O,
Names VS.. Bob Miller: 5, Curtiss VS..
Smith; $40, Keiles VS.. Black; 6, Leisman
VS.. Shoemaker, Reynolds VS.. Lo: $50,
Neff VS.. Bowditch; 2. McCarroll VS.. win
ner, Leisman- Shoemaker match; Chen VS.
winner Curtiss-Smith match.
Doubles -, Love-Chintakananda VS..
Walker-Page
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Griffs and Yunks Lured TT 1865 Fans to Twin Bill

The Mats and Yankees held the spotlight
York where Washington bill
largest crowd in baseball history up that time
july 1885, eight records topped in the National
while Helen defeated
first Wimbledon victory after finishing times
later had trouble at ball park
Powell then with the Yankees hit causing
that permitted Jake
the winning
Johnny Burke World victim intercollegiate
golf championship for Georgetown Louisville with
sensational brand chipping putting Moody
became the first eight Wimbledon titles Moody
defeated aing Helen Jacobs and there quite about
One Of baSebas most glorious Fourths that 1899
0oS fans Lou Gehrig fighting losing battle with
disease honored at Yankee Stadium
day and baseball writers there
sincere touching moment the games history they
of it.
1910 brought the Max BarTony Ganto which
then the gathered Sports
but had be toned considerably the
still
Yes it's great period in sports history and things little
slow tomorrow though they wonderfully
last just remember bigger and better Fort
coming
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Fighting Griffs' Hurting Corps
At Peak for Chisox Series

put out against the league cham
pion Browns.
Whether Joe Kuhel will be in. the
lineup while the Mats are playing
the White Sox is uncertain. He still
is nursing a sore side, the result
of being hit by a throw from Paul
Richards, Detroit catcher, made
while trying to pick the Nat off Sec
ond base in the Tiger series.
Injury Has Delayed Effect.
Kuhel did not feel any i'll effects
from the blow until Sunday in
Cleveland. After playing in the first
game of the double header, the
muscles in his back had so tight
ened he said he could not swing
bat. Joe was kept out of the second
game and would have been unable to
play against the Tribe yesterday.
So long as Kuhel is out of action,
George Binks will cover first base.
Binks does a good job at the post,
but his use there weakens the Nat
outfleld. The Mats have no reserve
matching Binks in center.
That rain in Cleveland yesterday,
starting minutes before game
time, lasted only long enough to
soak the inf1eld. Then the sun
came out in full force and 40 min
utes later the contests could have
been held. 1t looked as though the
Cleveland management was not par
ticularly eager to stage the game.
Although there was plenty warning
of the shower, no effort was made
to spread the canvas over the in
field. Significantly, only 300 were
in the stands. .
Now the Mats will have to play
seven games in their next trip to
Cleveland to complete their sched-
ule there.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Case, Second, Makes
big Gain on Leader
lin A. |. Stick Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. -
NEW YORK, July 3.-Tommy
Holmes, Boston Braves outfielder,
batted at an even 500 clip during
the past week ending Sunday and
now is far out in front in the major
leagues hit parade.
Thirteen blows in 26 times at bat
hiked his National League average
to 1877, gain of II points.
In contrast to Holmes skyrocket-
ing, Veteran Tony Cuccinello of
the Chicago White Sox sank one
point to .341 but retained his lead
in the American League.
Goody Rosen of Brooklyn slipped
eight points to 1853 in his chase of
Holmes. Cuccinello, however, for the
first time in weeks faces a severe
threat in the climbing George Case
of Washington.
The Senator took over the run
nerup spot a week ago from Nick
Etten of the Yankees, when his aver
age zoomed from .318 to .327. Now
he has worked up to 1882, gain of
IA points in two weeks that puts
him only nine behind the leader.
The 10 leading batsmen in each
league (based on $50 or more times
at ba0:
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Enthusiastically, Chicago, .344;
Case, Washington, 333.
Runs-Stirnweiss, New York, So;
STEPHENS, st. Louis, AZ.
Runs batted in-Etten.. New York.
A: r. johnson, Boston, AZ.
Hits-stirnweiss, New York, so;
Case, Washington. ~
Doubles-McQuinn st. Louis, II;
cuccinello, Chicago, 16.
Triples--Stirnweiss, New York, Q;
Home runs-Stephens, st. Louis, Is;
R. johnson, Boston, 8.
Stolen bases-Case, washington, 16;
Myatt, Washington, 13.
Pitching-Ferriss, Boston, 1872, .S57;
Benton, Detroit, 5-1, .S33.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting = Holmes Boston. .397;
Rosen, Brooklyn, .35S.
Runs-Holmes, Boston, "a; Galan,
Brooklyn, So.
Runs batted in-olmo, Brooklyn, 81;
Holmes, Boston. So
Hits-Holmes, Boston, los; oimo,
nfHSsiSe: pouSles0 s walker, Brooklyn. %;
Holmes, Boston, and Kurowski, st.
Triples-olmo. Brooklyn, and Rucker,
Home runs--Lombardi. New York,
ID; Di Magsio, Philadelphia, and
Holmes, Boston, 12.
Stolen bases-Olmo, Brooklyn, and
Sehoendienst, St. Louis, IL.
Pitching-Cooper, Boston, I'll, .S75,
MunRo, New York, Q-3, $50,
Evening star., 1945-07-03
'Fodne' Tyrus Boosts Mark to Meos!y 400

BY July 1925 the "decepit" Cobb pang the ball
apuny % Gene Inney kyoed italian Jack Herman rounds
Covele
1927 it bruited about Bill Tilden
plotting Helen Wills defeated Ella
Alvarez for the Wimbledon championship
Ace HudkinS long will remember July 1929 The California
State Boxing Commission fined him 1000 agey Stang while
beating Charley Belanger
$1,000 of $4,000 purse-for actual training expenses
Golfers will harken
brded the final hole to tie Billy Burke for the National title
at Inverness and pulled the stunt the 36hoe payof
the pair another 18 holes Burke finally stroke 48
That the Sidney Wood 10 youngest
player win the Wimbledon X
Shields forced to default because injured ankle
Lott and Johnny doubles
Harper the mixed doubles.
It the week that Schmelng
Young Stibng Cleveland
the fight with IA seconds left the 18th final
You probably remember the excitement Griffith
July 1892 when Bill Dckey cracked Carl Reynolds jaw with
sneak punch from behind after the Washington outder
spilled him at the plate Vic
world 0O-meters hurdle mark in Olympic
Vines blasted Bunny Austin for the Wimbledon
Evening star., 1945-07-03
BY JOHN KELLER,
Star staff Correspondent.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Tonight the
Mats carry their challenge for a
first-division spot smack into the
camp of Chicago's White Sox, base
balls mystery club" of the year,
and the four game series promises
to be a fine Brannigan.
Nobody around the American
League seems to know what is hold
ing up the White Sox, in preseason
calculations expected to be dragging
in the dust of most of their rivals at
this stage of the flag race. And
everybody is surprised to find the
Mats, generally consigned to the
cellar in the spring ratings, with
their chinS sticking out and ready
to argue over every series that
comes along.
Greatest factor in the recent
amazing progress of the Washing
ton club has been its pitching, al
though it also has been hitting re-
markably well. But the pitching
has put the Mats across and their
main hope of success in the series
here rests in their slab staff.
Four Top Hurlers Ready.
Thanks to light shower that
prevented a game at Cleveland yes
terday, the Mats are entering the
fight for fourth place with a hot
pitching hand. Manager Bluege has
his four top starters ready for the
brawling in Comiskey Park.
Tonight, Roger Wolff, who was to
have hurled against the Indians yes
terday, gets the call. For the Inde-
pendence Day double-header tomor-
row afternoon, Marino Pieretti and
Mickey Haefner will be in line.
Haefner will have had three days of
rest since his last start, as he
pitched only an inning of relief Sum-
day. And for the Thursday final,
Dutch Leonard can be used.
Should the Mats get away we'll in
the series-take two of the first
three games-this pitching order
may be revised. Then Bluege could
be expected to gamble on the fourth
game with either Santiago Ullrich
or AL Carrasquel on the hill. After
all, there is a f1ve-game series to
be played in three days in st. Louis,
and the Mats will need all they can
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Juvenile Tennis
Entries CLOSING

Entries for the boy and junior
sections of The Stars City of
Washington Tournament will
close today at 6 pm. with Bill
Shreve at the Tennis Shop, 1141
Fifteenth street NV.
Fees are 81 in singles and $3.50
a team in doubles. Play starts
Thursday on the Friends School
courts.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Maryland Offers Record
Total Of Licenses 10 Hunt
BY the Associated Press.

by lHS ASSOCldteQ fItsss
BALTIMORE, July 3.-A total of
92,270 hunting licenses, the largest
number ever distributed by the
State Game and Inland Fish Com
mission, were on sale today in SO
license agencies and offices of clerks
of courts.
The licenses will be effective from
July l, 1945, through June 80, 1916.
The 92,270 licenses represented a
potential revenue of $500, 600, Com
mission Secretary Harold S. Kolmer
mer reported, including the follow
ing: 5000 county resident licenses,
worth SIPS; $4,000 Statewide Ii
censes, s5.25; $500 nonresident
licenses, $3.50; 1900 four-day wild
water fowl licenses, $3.50; 2,I10 duck
blind permits, $3.50; 80 pushers
licenses, $3.50. and 180 sneak boat
licenses, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Racing Will Wind Up
Culpeper Horse Show

The 41st Annual Culpeper Horse
Show. to be held tomorrow at Gull
peper, Va, will have one of the
best entries in recent years, accord
ing to T. Weldon Armstrong, show
manager. This event, one of the
oldest horse shows held in Virginia,
annually attracts the best hunters
and jumpers from the top stables OF
Maryland and the Old Dominion
The program consists of ID classes
including the conformation cham
pionship. one of the coveted titles
of the country. A four-card race
program of fiat and steeplechase
events winds up the days perform
anceS,
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Softies, Washed Out,
Resume Play Tonight

Castleberry Auto, with five VIC
tories and four defeats, can land
in a second-place tie with Kavakos
Grill in the Northeast Night Soft
ball League by beating Mount
Rainier at Washington Stadium
Naval Medical Research Institute
clashes with Arlington Asphalt in
the night cap of the twin bill.
Last nights double header was
rained out and no games are sched-
uled for tomorrow, but fans will see
the Districts top rivalry at the
park Thursday, when Atlas Club,
undefeated defending champ, takes
on Kayakos Grill.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Rore Turf Triple Aim
OF Speedy Devil Diver
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 3.-Devil Diver,
the Greentree Stables crack handi-
cap racer, who is topweighted at
1872 pounds for the 57th running of
the $50,000-added Brooklyn Handi-
cap tomorrow, is shooting for a
triple achieved only once before.
Wrisk Broom II captured the
Metropolitan, Suburban and Brook
lyn Handieaps in 1918. The Diver
already has made good on the first
two this season.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Four Swimming Titles
On Line Next Monday

One junior national and three
District AAU championships are on
tap for Monday night at 8 o'clock
in the East Potomac pool in the
Districts second outdoor swimming
meet of the season
The national event is the 100
meter free style, and the District
events are the 150-meter sprint re-
lay for men, the 100-meter back
stroke, 50-meter free style and 150-
meter individual medley swim for
women.
The meet, sponsored by the Gov
ernment Services, Inc, is being
staged by Joe Bertolini, District
AAU swimming chairman.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Friday the 18th Jinx
Defied by Race PIont
" the Associated press.

BY the Associated ITeSS.
CAMDEN, N. j., July 3.-Depend-
ing on whether Friday the 18th is
lucky or unlucky and depending
somewhat on how the horses run,
racing enthusiasts may find the
opening day of Garden State Park
their hoodoo or their blessing-or
just another day.
With the vanguard of eligibles for
the $4,000 Garden State stakes and
Rancocas stakes already unloading
at the park, Garden State is pre-
pairing for its opening on Friday the
18th of July.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

cHICAGo-Gecrge Sugar" Costner,
150I, Cincinnati, knocked out Nike
Roy Lewis. How, Muncie. IND. Knocked
out sAIfPkEdsE RIGPHE dbsfs l4o Joa ShfssS RsSdck 1eo
Newark; N. y. y, outpointteod Johnny FL
aSt., 11eI' EBsallttiamnoore, TKo Bert Dam
'eis; NEW W oShsasSs;zsert oSSnhlssssSS; 1yt.,l. 155.
Oakland. Calf, outpointed .sergt.
Mad" Anthony Jones, $50, Cham
paign. ILL.,, 10. Henry Hall, 173,- New
Orleans, outpointed Coolidge Miller.
MILwxUkEsiEgAl Gomez. 132. Chi
caso., outpointed Pedro Firpo, l34.
Camden, N. j., 10. Jimmy Sherrer.
l45; ,MilTEsukse, knocked out Gene
PROvIDENCE-Joey Angelo. 134h.
phiisdeiphia. outpointed Mario Torres.
com, i50. Fail RIVER outsointed Jimmy
Stewart. I41M Ney Haven, 80
lowell, Mass; outpolnted Lee Methot,
Lowell. Mass, outpointed Al Wooster,
13S. Frankfort, 6.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Another Powerful Grid
.Teum Seen for Army
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July s.
Herman Hickman, West Point line
coach, has confirmed what lot of
other football fans have been think
ing.
He says Army will field another
powerful football t,am next season,
with the backfleld built around
Halfback Glenn Davis and Fullback
Felix Blanchard of South Carolina.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
BY the Associated Press.

DS Tic AocOCldbeu TEcob.
July 4 should be one of racing's
biggest days with four races carry
ing purses worth $4,000 or better.
The Brooklyn Handicap, which will
be run at spacious Belmont Park
instead of Aqueduct in order to
handle the anticipated horde of
racing fans, will have a gross value
of $50 300 If 10 horses start.
Santa Anita's Santa Margarita
Handicap is a $4,000 added event
while Arlington Park is featuring
the SIS, 1000 plus Equipoise Mile. The
Yankee Handicap, staged by Suffolk
Downs, also offers a $25, 1000 purse.
A fifth top race, the Diamond State
at Delaware is $4,000 affair.
Louis B. Mayors Thumbs Up,
winner of the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap, won't get a crack at the
rich San Juan Capistrana Handicap
at Santa Anita Saturday. The
movie magnate and Trainer George
Odom declared their stake winner
out of the $4,000 run in order to
keep him in condition for Eastern
engagements.
Mayer is aiming for the Margarita,
however, with his entry of Busher
and Whirlabout.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
July4 Looms as Greet Turf Day
With Four Big Races Listed :.

ware Park. Iron Shot. which won
the Georgetown hurdle race last
Wednesday, is striving to emulate
the feat of Rouge Dragon, winner
of the Georgetown and Indian River
jumps in 1914. Kent Miller's Elk
ridge, victor in the Indian RIVER in
1912, is expected to give Iron Shot
his closest competition.
Yesterdays winners included Gay
Bit in the $3,5o0-added Castaway
Handicap at Aquaduct, Magnetic
Star in Delaware Parks Milford
Purse, Might Luck in the Sharon
Purse at Washington Park and
Lunch Date in the Beachmont at
Suffold Downs.
Windfields, sensational Canadian
bred 2-year-old, owned by the Co.'S
grave Stable of Toronto, will not
race again in 1945. Mrs. James Co.'S
grave, wife of one of the stables
owners, said the fleet son of Bunty
Lawless-Nandi has been slapped to
Agincourt, Ontario, where he will
be fired and blistered for q knee
injury. Undefeated in his only three
starts, the strapping black colt re-
Gently shattered 14-year track
record established by the American
bred Faireno and then bettered
the new standard in his next race.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
oq-Bettinq Mark Set

REVERE, Mass, July 8 (R.-An
Overflow crowd of more than 10000
last night stormed Wonderland
Park which only q week ago threat
ened to keep its dog-racing plant
closed this season, and provided its
largest opening pari-mutuel "han-
die" In its 1I-year history, $4o0, ,04e.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
April Star Again Shines

MARION, Ohio, July 3 (P).-April
Star, a chestnut horse that broke it's
leg as colt, won the feature 81 900
2:1s pace. last night at the Little
Grand Circuit harness races. 1t was
his fifth win in six starts here.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
~hisox's Johnson Rejected

CHICAGO, July 8 (P.-Relief
Pitcher Johnny Johnson. %, of the
White Sox has been rejected for
military service by tests which es-
tablished him as victim of undu-
liant fever.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
First Half Title Goes
To Naval Barracks Nine

10 Naval Air Stations baseball team
took the first half title in the United
States Naval Barracks sandlot league
with record of seven wins against
| one loss. Standings.
Evening star., 1945-07-03

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Norfolk, 4; Newport News, 8.
Portsmouth. 2; Roanoke, 0.
= (Only garnes.)
Evening star., 1945-07-03
League Statistics
tuesday,. JULY 3. 1s45.

TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1915.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington at Cleveland, rain.
Chicago, Ill: New York, 6-6,
st. Louis, IS; Boston, 1-2.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1945-07-03

Iron Shot, Ella Widener's crack
jumper, is favored in today's $4,000
Indian River Steeplechase at Della
Evening star., 1945-07-03
standing of Clubs.
Games Today
Games Tomorrow.

Wash. at Chi. $50 Wash. at Chic. t2).
Bost. at Det. 600. Boston at Det. t2).
N, Y. at Clev., $40. N. Y at Clev. f2).
Phil. at st. L., 9:45. Phil. at st. l.. (2).
Evening star., 1945-07-03

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis at New York, rain.
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Town Entries

FOR TOMORROW.
Weather Clear, Track Muddy.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: 3-year-olds
and up; claiming; about "a furlonss-
Evening star., 1945-07-03

x Apprentice allowance.
Post time--l:l5 pm.