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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01
PORT CAPTAIN RETURNS

1t. G.gD Edward L. Nugent
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve, Cap
tain of the Port, Juneau, returned
to his post here yesterday after
noon by Alaska Coastal plane. He
had been on temporary duty for a
few days at Coast Guard District
Headquarters, Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01
USO DANCE TONIGHT

The USO will hold a dance to-
night at $50 o'clock with music by
Buddy Hunters orchestra, Zach
Gordon, USO Director, announced
today
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01
FROM KETCHIKAN

James H. jacobson of Ketchikan
has arrived in Juneau and is regis
tered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01

In 1922, when Britain ended the.
pfotectorate, Egypt became demo-
cratic monarchy
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-01
Civil Liberties
OF BraziIians
Are Guaranteed

RIO DE JANEIKO, Nov 1.-Braz-
ilians were told today the civil lib
critics of all citizens would be
guaranteed without political or re-
ligious discrimination as the govern
ment which supplanted the 15-year
regime of Getulio Vargas paved the
way for national elections on De-
cember 2.
The Cabinet of President Jose
Linehares, emerging from its first
meeting announced adoption of
resolution that it's first duty would
be to prepare the nation for the
election of a President.
ELFIN COVE VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Williams of
Elfin Cove are guests at the Bar
anof Hotel.
The Republican., 1945-11-22
Grand American Tradition That Has Contributed In No Sinai
Measure To The Happiness And Prosperity Of America

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Ray Robinson
KOS McDanieLs

NEW YORK - Ray Sugar"
Robinson. the uncrowned Welter-
weight king. made an impressive
showing in MS scheduled l0-round
fight with Jimmy McDaniels of
Los Angeles in Madison Square
Garden on Friday night June Is.
The showing wasn't for long be-
cause Robinson. after being cheated
of a knockout in the first round by
the bell. came back to rock Nc
Daniels to sleep in the second after
one minute and % seconds OF
milling
II was the first knockout fol-
McDaniels in his ring career. Ref.
cree Benny Leonard had counted
the full 10 as the Californian lay
on his back and then turned over
on his face in the ring resin. A
left 10 the chin. thrown by Robin
son. almost ;rre Mechanics head
off and sent him 10 the floor for
the end OF the bout
a crowd Of ll.2l0 fans p a d
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Chronicle Open
SofbaH League
Begins Season

During the weekly meeting Of
the Michigan Chronicle Open
Softbsll league. Jimmy Brown. the
league director. announced the
plans for the l945 season. The
league will include only those
teams whose players are ls years
OF age and above. Each team will
be limited 10 10 players.
All league games are tentative
ly scheduled to be played on
neutral fields. including the fol-
lowing Fairgrounds: Sherrard.
Balsh, Dutfield and Van Anterp.
The opening games in the chase
for the league championship. and
leg on the big Metropolitan Flu
neral Systems trophy, will get un-
der way at $50 p m Tuesday aft
ernoon. June 26. on Van Antwerp
playground.
Several more entries are desired
"a complete the scheduling Of
games in the open league. Any
team manager DESTROYS Of enter
ing his team in The league should
call Jimmy Brown at Olive 2446,
or the Michigan Chronicle Sports
department, al Temple 4877.
All interested persons are invit-
ed 10 attend the weekly league
meetings on Saturday evenings a,
pm. in the Sports department
Of the Michigan Chronicle. al 268
Eliot street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
92ND SOLDIERS
Win 5TH ARMY
TRACK H0N0RS

MILAN. Italy - Soldiers Of the
92nd Division walked of with the
top honors in the Fifth Army'i
track and field championships held
here.
The 92nd Division men won
nine Of IL events. placed 10 In
IL competitors and finished enc
two in four events.
PFC. WILLIAM DILLARD, for
mer Baldwin, Wallace crack hurd-
Ter. paced the 92nd. The division
competitors rolled up SIS points.
Williams wiped out two Mediter-
ranean Theater OF Operations
marks by winning the loO-meter
high hurdles in 1888 seconds and
the 200-meter low hurdles in :25.2
seconds
Other 92nd Division record
breakers were Sgt. Thenlo
Knowles. Santa Monica, Calf, who
won the 8O0-meters in 2:02.l: Pfc.
Russell Jones OF Lawnside. ". j.,
and Sgt Lloyd Cradle Of Cleve-
land. who deadlocked at feet.
] inch in the high Jump. and Sgt.
Moselle Ellerbee. Tuskegee Insti-
tute. Ala. former NCAA sprint
champion. who won the l00-meters
in ii6.
All contestants wore sneakers in
stead Of spike shoes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Toledo Fans To
Witness Two
Banner Games

TOLEDO, Ohio.-Baseball fans
Of this area are anxiouslv awaiting
two outings Of Negro Major ague
teams in Toledo within a seven
day period
On Friday evening. June -. the
league leading Cleveland Buck
eyes play the formidable Chicago
American Giants. in an official Ne
gro American league contest.
The second attraction will bring
together Toledo's own Cubs Of the
newly formed United States
league. and the popular Cincinnati
club Of the American league. on
Friday evening. June % This
game has been the subject Of a
great deal of discussion among To-
cal fans and a aracity attendance
is expected
Both contests will be played at
SWayne field. under lights. Play
vii, begin at $50 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
BOB AMOS HAS
TOP BILLING ON
AMATEUR CARD
BY GEORGE w. GADDY iii

Next Saturday evening. June %.
al 8 pm. the Mobiles of Msrracci
Temple will present their scholar
ship fund amateur boxing program
al Prince Hall. From all indica-
tions the Simon pures will fight
before sell-out crowd. Ticket
sales are booming.
Boxing coach Eddie Futch Of
Brewster Center has lined up an
all-star cast OF youngsters for the
show. Leading boxers from sew
eral OF the city's recreation centers
will compete
There will be nine bouts Of
three-minute rounds each. and a
feature bout of FIVE rounds. of two
minutes duration. Bob Amos. IT'S.
the city's leading amateur. will
fght Len Schneider. 1870. Of Lon
don Ontario. Canadian Ii ght heavy
weight amateur champion. in the
main bout. Amos is undefeated in
local circles. He holds decision
over Verne Mitchell. who recently
turned pro and has amassed a
string of nine successive knock
outs.
Charley White Bean. l47. one Of
the most colorful boxers in the
city, will renresen' the Highland
Park Bows club. Bean is full
blooded Indian and former Ok
Iahoma Golden Gloves titie holder
Other outstanding boxers on the
program include Tony Yale. ll2.
namesake OF the middleweight
champ, and Dominic Bernardo. $50,
If the Highland Park Recreation
Center.
The bout between Boyd Fixler OF
Dearborn Bows club. and Lester
FELTON, Of Brewster. both ll8
FOUNDERS. is expected 70 be one Of
the highlights OF the program. In
PREVIOUS meeting these boys
fought 10 a stirring draw
Proceeds Of the program will be
used 10 establish scholarship
fund to assist deserving graduates
Of Detroit high schools in attend
ing local colleges.
The committee or MOBILES In
charge of the program include Saul
Stubs. William Henry. Roy Slater.
Nose Thompson and James Ran
dali. Theodore Jerome Bell will
announce the card. Charles Bren-
nen. executive secretary Of the
Michigan AAU. assisted in the
sanctioning Of the program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Cleveland Splits
With Chicago

CLEVELAND - The CHICAGO
American Giants. with Lefty Grady
McKinnes on the mound. dropped
a hard fought thinning game to
the Negro American league lead.
ing Buckeyes here at League park
on Sunday. June II. in the frst
game Of doubleheader.
Gentry Jessup handed the Cleve-
land club its seventh defeat In the
first half of the split league race
by winning 6 to / verdict In the
second contest
The two clubs move TO Toledo
for a night game on Friday night,
June %, and to Chicago for q
doubleheader at Comiskey park on
Sunday, June "a.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Grays, Eagles
Divided Pair

NEW ARK. y. 1.-THE Washing
ton Homestead Grays and the New
ark Eagles split a doubleheader al
Rupert stadium here on Sunday
June II. the Grays winning the
first game II 20 3 and Newark an.
neXing the second contest 10 10 !
Home runs by Buck Leonard in
the fourth with Jerry Benjamin on
he paths and BenJsmin's homer IN
the fifth with two on featured the
first game
r II F.
GrayS 600 023 l05-ll 10 o
Eagles 800 900 600 3 : q
Batteries Lettwich. Welmaker
and Gibson Hill. Newcombe. Peace
and Msckey
r II +
GrayS GOO 0i2 o. 3 4 }
Eagles 600 040 DO -
Batteries: Walker. Welmaker ano
Gibson; Hooker and Msckcy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
RUSS J. COWANS'
Sport Chatter

the present the Barons are IN sec
ond place. right behind the pace
setting Cleveland Buckeyes.
However, the Bsrons lost
strong point IN their offense and
defense this week when Johnny
Britton, third baSeman. jumped the
club and went off 10 Mexico 10
play. Lester Lockett. ou,fielder.
has been given the job al third
base until Manager Welch can find
a replacement.
One OF the secrets Of the Barons'
success can be attributed 10 the
development of local BOYS. Her
man Bell, young catcher who was
recently discharged from the
army; Art Wilson. crack shortstop:
and Willie Young were born in
Birmingham. Edward Steele comes
from Selma. Ala. and James Lee
Newberry comes from Camden.
Ala
The majority Of the Alabama
boys PLAYED together on the
sandIots Of Birmingham before
joining the Barons. Bell was the
catcher for Young for 10 years
while with the Acipico team In
Birmingham.
THE OWNERS Of the United
States Baseball league will con-
venc IN Detroit this Thursday and
Friday 10 discuss some Of the per-
D.eNTUg = r q b 1eTS confronting
them and also 70 arrange a Sched-
ule for tho second hall.
In addition. President John G..
Shackclford will attempt to i'm
press deeplv i'm the minds If the
owners the importance Of pub
licitv. Most of the owners have
FORGOTTEN this very important
item.
Fo~ instance. tho public has no
knowledge Of The LEAGUE standing.
Neither docs the public know any
thing about the batting averages
IS none have been kept This is be-
cause me clubs. with tho exception
Of Toledo. have no; sent in heir
rcnOrts
The owners should realize that
mos; ~ The paocrS are Wiling TO
work with them They will print
the results n all games in addi-
ton 20 pre-can'c stories Blu. the
Sno"tS writers want tho results Of
Ill games. and not the rosy &C
counts ~ victories Baseball fans
read about tho defeats Just as we'll
As tho victories
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

Il hit him with more solid
punches than any fighter I've ever
fought" declared Sgt Jimmy Ed
gar after he had Knocked out
rugged Joe Suika. veteran Wyan-
dot,e middleweight. in the fourth
round Of scheduled l0-round bout
in Olympia Friday night.
Hes just about the toughest
guy I've ever fought" continued
genial Jimmy.
IN SCORING his knockC ut over
Sutka. Edgar showed better form
than AZ any time in his professional
boxing experience in Detroit He
was punching sharp. taking ad-
vantage OF every opening and then
following through Nth hard let's
and rights. His foot work VAS also
better than ever evidenced here
before.
His work Friday night is an in
dication Of his Improvement which
grew out Of his tour Of war camps
and the European fronts with SGT.
Joe Louis. SGT. Jackie Wilson, and
Ray Robinson.
Before his induction into the
armed forces in i943. Edgar lost
two battles 10 Jake LaMotta- II
his form Friday night is sample
~ what he can do. there are many
who believe he's ready 10 take the
Bronx scrapper.
II would like nothing better
than = chance to meet LaMotta
in another bout" said Edgar Fri
day night Il believe I've i'm
proved enough To beat him II we
fight again"
THE BIRMINGHAM BLACK
Barons have won the Champion
ship IN the Negro American
LEAGUE two years running. and al
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Motor City Giants Return Home To Meet Hillsdale
D0UbLE-HEADER
SLATED TO BE
PLAYED SUNDAY

Back on their home grounds fol-
lowing a disastrous three week
trip through the East. the Motor
City Giants are prepared TO mar
shall their strongest forces for
another assault on the leadership
IN the United States Base bail
league.
The first assault will come Sun
day when the Motor City Giants
meet the Hillsdale club In \
doubie-header At Dequindre
Park. Modern and Dequindre
streets.
THE HILLSDALE team. man.
aged by Red Parnell. former star
outhelder OF the Birmingham
Black Barons and PHILADELPHIA
Stars, has in its lineup some of the
best players in the United States
Baseball league.
To meet this stiff opposition
Owner Ben Linton has begun a re-
building process in an effort 10
regain the ground lost on the
Eastern invasion when the club
dropped from first place 10 fourth
position in the official lineup.
THE FIRST MOVE in this direc-
fion was made in signing OF two
new players-Fred Anthony and
Alex Peterson Anthony. who
comes from Seattle. Wash. was
formerly with the Pittsburgh
CraWfords and will fill an outfield
post, while Peterson will be used
at second base. enabling Manager
Percy tDimp) Miller to send Louis
Bosley back 10 third base. his
orieinal post.
In addition. Manager Miller will
use Chris Williams. a biz right
handler. for mound duty against
the Hiil>dale club Williams has
been with the club since the open.
inr ~ the current season. but has
not been used regularly,
The Giants PLAYED Hillsdale In
Harrisburg. Pa. Sunday. winning
the hvst game. 10 TO ;. The see
ond game was called ut the end
Of six innings with the score tied
ut Gall.
MANAGER MILLER is not GER
tain whom he will start on the
mound againS, Hillsdale in the
first game. but all indications poin,
~ Williams. with Shocks Osley or
Minis starting the second game
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
CUBANs. S: BUSHwICKs. I

NEW YORK The New York
Cuoans snapped four-game Polo
Grounds losing streak when they
turned back the BuShwicks. white.
OF BROOKLYN 10 !. before 1000
fans on June IA Martin Dihiso
received credit for the triumph.
though he was replaced bv Patri-
Go Scan,lebury in the sixth. The
latter, lefthandcr. gave the
white team only one hi; during
the last four innings
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
DIXON BEATS MORRIS

LOS ANGELES.-In the main
bout csrded on Tuesday evening 5
fght program Al the Olympic au-
ditorium. Freddie Dixon. clever.
hard-hittin2 welierweight. sue
CeSsfully turned back the invasion
~ Ba,tlmore's Billy Morris ov
Betting him out IN the second
round Of scheduled lo-round
bout
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Black Bsrons Trim
Cuban Stars Twice

DETROlT-Before 1900. the
crowd being kept down by the
threatening weather Sunday. June
u, the Birmingham Black Barons
Of the Negro American league.
won two games from the New
York Cubans. S to o. behind the
great pitching of Al GIBSON. and
Z 10 o when Schoolboy Johnny
Newberry held the Latins 10 one
hit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

THE BIRMINGHAM BLACK
Barons have Won the Champion
ship IN the Negro American
LEAGUE two years running. and al
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

MANAGER MILLER is not GER
tain whom he will start on the
mound sgainS; Hillsdale in the
first game. but all indications point
~ Williams. with Shocks OSley or
Minis starting the second game
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

S48.490 10 see the fight and brought
Mike Jacobs total for II fights
this year past the million dollar
mark. Robinson. as in his. previous
fights. donated part of his purse to
a war charity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
JOYCE TO FIGHT BOBBY
RUFFIN on JULY IL

NEW YORK-Li-htwcigh, Willie
Joyce Gary Ind. has been signed
10 fGht Bobby Ruffin in a -
rounder in Madison Square Garden
on July l3, Mike Jacobs Office has
announced
Evening star., 1945-12-19
u. 5. Ba|ks al Opening
Ivan Ness Street

Van Ness street through the
Bureau of Standards grounds is not
going to be opened just yet.
Representatives of the Commerce
Department and the Bureau met
with the Commissioners yesterday
and argued that the time was not
yet ripe to permit public traffic
through the reservation.
The conference resulted from a
letter written by the city heads sug-
gesting the security bar on passage
through the grounds might be lifted.
The Federal representatives, how
ever, not only thought now was not
the time but hinted that they might
want permanent closing of the street.
The thoroughfare Is closed under
Federal authority granted in the
War Powers Act. When the emerg-
ency is declared terminated, accord
ing to Commissioner Guy Mason,
Evening star., 1945-12-19

was concluded today and Hugh
Sheridan, arbitrator, will render his
decision by January 5.
There was no indication as to the
nature Of the decision. The pro-
|ceedings were behind closed doors
and both sides refrained from max
ing any comment.
Mr.. Sheridan said he was leaving
Immediately for New York, and
would send his award by mail to
the companies, the union and the
Labor Department.
While q wage increase was the
principal point at issue there were
several other problems involved.
The proceeding was the result Of
q stipulation to which both parties
had agreed, bringing an end to the
7-week-old strike Of union truck
drivers.
Meantime, many shipments Of
Christmas merchandise for WASH
ington which had been delayed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad embargo
against less than carload lots of
freight began moving today toward
the Capital, the embargo having
been lifted late yesterday. The Bal
timore 6s Ohio Railroad had lifted
q similar embargo December 8.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Too Much Concentration

Los ANGELES R.-The power
Of concentration: Elmer Gift told
police that while he listened to an
orator In Pershing Square some one
stole q SIS stickpin. To get It OF
the culprit scissored Oh part Of Mr.
Gifts tie.
Evening star., 1945-12-19

permanent closure would require an
act Of Congress.
In the meantime Mr.. Mason said
before final decision is made the.
District will make trafiic study
around the area and he also asked
School Budget Officer A. w. Helm
miller to study the effect Of the
closing on children going to and
from the schools In the vicinity.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Arbitrator Concludes
Truck Strike Farley;
Award Due by Jan. 5

From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
The arbitration proceedings in q
wage dispute between 10 trucking
concerns and the Teamsters Union
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Continental Gains
Light Plane Field
Plans 7 Different
6-CyIinder Models

Continental Motors Corp. Is
starting deliveries of three new
6-Cylinder aircraft engine models
for light planes ard by the end
of the year will have four addi-
tlonal 6-cylinder models in pro-
ducuon. c. J. Reese. president,
announced
Introduction OF these seven new
engine models is a part Of the
company's plan 10 strengthen its
position as one OF the leading
manufacturers of engines for
light planes, Reese stated. When
all are IN production Continental
will blanket the light plane field
with engines ranging from 65 to
2l0 horsepower. he stated.
All Of the 6-cylinder engines arc
air. cooled, horizontally opposed
lobs similar 10 the company's d
cylinder models which are rated
AT 65 IS and IS horsepower. The
three 6-cylinder models on which
shipments havS Just started are
rated al 100. l15 and 125 horse
power. The additional models 70
go into production will be rated
at 80, los, l85 and 2l0 horse
power
MIR. Reese stated that In addi-
tion 10 its light plane engines
Continental will produce both Z
and 9-cylinder radial engines for
larger planes, The 9-cylinder en-
gine, rated at 525 horsepower, is
to be used in q medium weight
plane made by a large aircraft
manufacturer he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-S3, 600, maiden z-yesr-oid
allie. iuriongE
Dollymar tGuerini $50 40 40
GeishA Wright l6,lO $50
a-Jscs tam (Biermanl 90
Time Ia as. of n.
Gallonis. JAcopian Darby Dover Alrushs
Lilly, Gal Roysi. Imminent BelSaFa. Miami
Moon, 'Coga aud Lefty also ran.
s-RobertsDutford entry.
SECOND RACES 600. maiden. 5.yesr-
oos ana up. . iuriongs
KINGS Count lRoberisi i4.so 10 40
ZacAwon tLindberg 30 40
Time. l.l44-5 on rs.
The Shah. Cadnius. Home Display Navy
Blue. Yankee Raider. luken. h-Lean Harvest,
Soapsuds b-Lucky Gamble, Darby DtAVa.
b-Truite-ZSmbuto entry.
THIRD RACE-s3 500, the Van wick Class
D. allowances 4-year-oldS and up. furlouES.
DsrA Maiden tArearol 100 50 $40
Dawn Attark Bradley lf.f0 sac
Time isI9 as. on 2.4siI
Breeding Home Darcy pmfhat. Offcnbach.
Gallant Bull and Pique also rhn.
/ FOURTH RACE-$s 900 the Blue Point.
allowances 2-ycsr-oida. fgriungs
sShy siSs,y. si9ry sArearo' $40 zso 2 90
DARBY d'hm1ur lAdsir' 10
Time l12 a-5 on ISL
Married. Le'methru. .s-Admiral Pat lccvsy.
uoit sam Bernard, Ru.nG lime and a-Eli-
/ goblin also ran.
s-R & CLARK entry
! FIFTH RACE $50 ooo saded thc CA
lant Fox Handicap S-yeaf-olds and ~ u
Reply PAID Linaecrsl $500 ,s2oo So
! Olympic Zcnitn tArcsro 20
Time - 3-T, 0it 0T'l.
Mccor1 S'ywle. Eufasltl Bounding Home
o-Adeiphts. Gay BIT c-saZusro, 'NuEse} Tat
and 'Hitem also tan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

TIRsT RACF-S2 600. the Brokers Tin
Grade Allowances, S-Jesr-olds and up. 6i3
compstriot fAdkinsl 7s.so $40 400
Volcano HaTtWickl 2.6O 740
J Remembering lhAHkEEcrihl 20
Time as, off 7:04.
Topnsrd Troop Train Tee Asumus Alan
p. Try PIN. shaw'E PRIDE and American
Eagle also ran.
snces 3-yeAI-oldA and up. 4 furlongE
Joe Spagat Nichols $3.50 24.OO 1880
Good Ground iyruschkAi $3.50 10 90
Another Night (JesSop, 500
-Four Deep. Wise Don Hun HON HAh
sIlEht WINE In The Bas; Aethel'S Ace
THIRD RACE-S7.coo the nAscoyery Al.
lowanocs 9-year-olds. fuylOngE
The Dude Brooks $50 asn 2sO
Lookout Dice iTTuEchkat 400 %
CID Play fHBrwick so
Time i.i2. off o.
Bank Balance. River Pat. Mon Teak Sea.
man Pal. Judo Doc. Firkt Pebble TAV PRANK
Munns and chslmette also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-S7 500. the Lady Lark
allowances S-year-old Miles. fuTlonRE
She Didn't tHartwiekl b7.2o 1900 40
surar Chest Knott $50
Time l2 SIS. OFF 3.3iis
Sheer Luck. Jamae. Miss Carer Suprems
Way and Blue SKINNER also ran.
fiFTu RACE-s2 500, the Bostonlan. al
.s,ss, .oSsness' y,yesr-oids s and up furlonFs
Tin Pan Alley fFay, lSS0 so
Leos Brandy Emery oo
Time IL As of 4oi
Day, Money Trouble Peace Again Valdina
Perion. Private Joe. creepin Flying Connie
Two Tigers and Rockw'd Sonny also ran
SIXTH RACE-S3 500. the Al Reyoir
handicap. .3-yesr-ods and up, furiongs
Harriet sue lHartwickl al 40 $40 s4o
Vadina Lamar tHswkxwOrthl 400 500
Grey Days tTruschkAl 500
Time III As. off 4:31.
thrsty, burToJ Nsid. Cold Princess and
Ftnal Glory also ran
SEVENTH RACE-sio. 600 added. Illinois
Owners Handicap. 3-year-oldS ana up. i-l6
wAllnowsr tSmthl i2sO 900 $50
Take Wing Fisher $50 I 90
Diderod BiAnco TAO
Time LA 2-5 of so2ik
Fire Dust Espino Cold. Blue Pal Whose
o-Happy Pilot, Sunny Jack ST. Jock, Donna
Brand and b-DevAlus also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-s7 500 the Blue LArkSpur.
Whose Filter 1880 500 80
Hollyman Brooks $40 2 so
Roi Rouge Knott 7s0
Time l.i9. OF ~
Baying. Dockie. Total Victory, PATAEram
and Tawny Lady also ran.
NINTH RACE-S2 900 the Peace Chance
allowances. and 4-yeAr-oids I-is nIiiss.
50 Proudly tSmithl $50 $40
Proioe tNiehoisi $40
Time ~ As on OoH
a-Inyermark Girl n. " { Hood e-Why
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