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Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-11
HOLLYWOOD
sY ERSKINE JOHNSON

yawning and said that he wash I
bored. It was Producer Cowan's
fault. Cowan had kept HIM out too
late the night before.
Ernie danced with "the little wom-
an" for the first time in 10 years.
Then they sat around until 8 am.
at Ciro's listening to the songs OF
Tito Guizar because Pyle IS crazy
sbout Spanish music.
He said he was still half asleep
and nobody blamed him for yawn-
ing.
PYLE LIKES MEREDITH
The columnist stopped in Holly
wood for a few Gays, en- route to
the Pacific, to have a look at the
sets for "GI. Joe" and see the COM
pleted scenes. Leaving the projec-
ton room, he said he honestly could
not tell how the picture was turn
ing out.
1T was a little mixed up he
said. I'm not good critic of mov-
les. I'd rather talk about it after /
see the completed picture"
Pyle is happy, though, with Mer-
edith.
Before filming started, Cowan
sent Meredith's film tests to Pyle
al his albuquerque home. The man
ager of a local theater ran them
one afternoon. Later Pyle told Lee
Miller.
1T was fantastic. There I was
and 1 knew it wasn't me-"
Ernie Pyle didn't yawn, though,
when Meredith took off his hat and
showed him his head. shaved bald
a la Pyle.
Pyle grinned and said:
MY God, is that me?"
When Meredith put the hat back
on, Pyle reached over and gave the
crown a jaunty slant. That's the
way I wear il" he smiled.
That's it-that'S il" shouted
Producer Cowan. We've been wor-
ried about that d-n hat ever since
the picture started. Never did seem
right. But that's it-remember how
it looks, boys" The boys said they
would remember.
Ernie yawned.
AND ERNIE YAWNED
There was an amusing prologue
to the Pyle night club tour. A studio
limousine picked up Mr.. and Mrs.
Pyle and Ernie was greatly i'm
pressed by the size of the car and
telephoned CoWan.
This is Ernie Pyle" he said. I'm
fed up-the whole deal is off. You
can stop shooting the picture right
now"
'Ernie-what's wrong?" Cowan
frantically sputtered.
Its that limousine you just sent
over" Pyle said.
Don't you like it?" Cowan sput-
tered.
Well" Pyle welled, I'm a little
disappointed. understand you have
one at the studio an inch and a
half longer"
For the sake of the record, We
saw Ernie Pyle eating chicken a la
king the next day at Hollywood
restaurant He was still yawning.
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DRAWS DRUNK PENALTY

Charles r. Lee, %, appeared be-
fore Acting Police Judge Simpson
Thursday morning charged with be-
ing drunk. He was fined $50 with
the alternative of 10 days in jail.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Cosmos Girls
Drop Doubles
Detroit Time, Photo

MILWAUKEE. July y Up
Alice kieckhcfer. Milwaukee,
reigned as the new junior girls
tennis champion today after scor-
ing a 6-3. 2-6. 6-l win over top
seeded Vivian Greenberg OF Chi
cago.
In addition TO her upset victory
in the singles, Miss kIeckhhefer
teamed with fellow Milwaukee
player, Dorothy Birckhead, TO win
the junior girls doubles title
They defeated a fourth-secded
doubles team of Stephanie Pry-
chitko and Josephine Smilka,
Hamtramck, Mich, SO 0-6, o..
The Hamtramck pair won, GA,
6-4. from Miss Grecnbcrg and
Martha Miller. HinSdale, Ill,
seeded No l. in the Seml-fInal
round earlier in the day.
Miss Kieckhefer and Miss Brick
head gained the finals after TAX
ing a 26-6, g.. 6-2 match from
Doris Jensen. DeS MoineS and
Elizabeth Patterson, HinSdaie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Eddy, Mitchell
On Ring Card

Bill Eddy Of Flint and Nern
Mitchell of Detroit have been
given places on the boxing pro-
gram Nick LondeS has scheduled
for Olympia next Friday.
Eddy Will be matched with the
best available opponent. He was
given the Semifinal spot as re-
ward for good showingS in recent
bouts. In his last start he beat
Vince Del 'OrtO. Jimmy John
Ston's highly rated lightweight, in
Cleveland. Prior to that he de-
featcd Ruby Garcia in Saginaw
and Emmett Grier here.
Mitchell is regarded as one OF
the best heavyweight prospects
seen here in some time. In L.
bouts he has scored II knOckoutS
He also will De matched with the
best possible opponent.
The program Will be headed by
10-roundcr between Sampson
Powell, former Cleveland knock.
out artist. and Jimmy Edgar. for
mcr Detroit amateur star now IN
+ the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
3 Sailing
Series On
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

What sailors refer 10 as the
small fry IN boat racing Will
take over the yachting picture in
Detroit the coming weekend with
three important series scheduled
for the one-design classes.
The Detroit Yacht Club lists the
22d annual running OF the Robert
Oakman Catboat trophy series
Saturday and Sunday. DR.. Paul
Crosby, chairman, says Emmett
Mccoy will defend the honors he
has won the last two years against
Jim Smith, Fred Memo, Leo Robb.
Fred Grimshaw. Bill Howe, Har-
old Blackman, Howard Donaldson
and Hale Clark from the OK
ranks while Duke Huber. Paul
Williams and Oscar Forster will
make their bid among the X skip
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Nelson Challenged.
Shoots &C for Lead

CHICAGO. July = CUP) -
Byron Nelson, after one week of
resting his injured back. returned
10 the fairwayS with one of mis-
most stirring "comback" per-
formanccS. Ile fired $3.50 go.
Si:. under par, 10 take one-stroRe
lead at the end Of lS holes in the
72-holr- All-Amcrican Open tour
namcnt.
But he needed his best golf Tor
although he finished only one
stroke above tho Tam O'Shanter
course record, he was only one
aLead of 1t Ben Hogan, the
power-swinging little Texan. who
posted a 67-his first round in a
major tournament this year.
Moving into third place behind
Nelson and Hogan was Flight
Officer Frank Stranahan with a
35-34 SO. Stranahan is competing
IN both amateur and open tour
naments. One stroke behind were
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
TWO NEW PLAYERS

Russ KernS and Red Boron will
be in Tiger uniforms. KernS Is
the new catcher who vas once
owned by Cincinnati NJ this
season played for Syracuse IN the
International League The Reds
gave Russ his release when he
asked for a bonus Boron. an in
fielder. was recalled from Buffalo
Incidentally the White SON
took a licking al the hands of
Floyd Bennett Field y 20 9. IN
an exhibition game IN the East
while the Tigers we're -hnl!ng 10
Bainbridge at the Maryland naval
base. 6 20 3 Al the same time,
Great Lakes. with Bob teiler
pitching brilliantly shutout the
Cubs. | 10 0
Thus, one wonders if the service
teams are not the real big
leaguerS i'm baseball today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

Denny Shute, who had 1873 TO.
and Gene SaraZen, with 35-35-7O.
Farther back in the l36-man
field were such stars as Claude
Harmon of Detroit, Vic Ghezzi.
Sam Snead. jug McSpaden AMI
Sgt DItCh Harrison. with 7lS.
Sammy Byrd OF Detroit. runner
up to Nelson in the 1915 PEA,
y. Jimmy Dcmarct and I'd Fur.
gol. Detroit. 73. q
In the Womcn'S Open. como
-l-year-old Dorothy Germain shot
a 4l-35 70, even par. 10 take
One-stroke edge over Dot Kelly.
Miss Kielty shot a 1898, fol-
lowed by Sally Sessions of Muske.
gona 4O-39-79; 1t. Patty Berg,
38-42 80 and defending champion
Betty Hicks, 40-41--S1. Shirley
Spork Of Detroit had a 90.
Stranahan easily took the lead
in the amateur. In second place,
three tied at 73, Sgt. Walter
Burkemo. 3S-35: Billy Hyndman
III. 1856, and Art Doerlng. 1894
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
ALLARDYcE AND CREW JOIN

BilgewaSh: Alex Alardyce.
ace Crescent sail Yacht Club
skipper, joined the merchant
marine his crew, Frank
Berli, didn't want 10 see a win
ming combination broken UP so
he joined up too they'll be
in the weekend series.
VitesSe. Clete Welling'S A.
foot cutter Of the ~. Y. 81 class.
which went aground in the
Mackinac race up near Sanilac.
is down at Fishers go. Her lead
keel took a beating and will be-
replaced but she didn't break
a rib. according to Tom CoSsey
at Fishers Nine plankS
were scuffed and will be re-
placed motor Is IN fine
shape and VitesSe might be out
m time for The September races.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Bob Tales
MocPhail Might Pet
Ruth in as Pilot
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Here and there:

All the world loves a winner
and when that winner happens 20
he one of the boys who makes a
comeback after serving his trick in
uniform, then the world OF sports
fairly glowS.
Baseball is getting what
amounts TO its greatest boost this
season by the showing OF return
ing veterans.
Red Ruffing Of, the Hanks came
back 10 the mound for the first
time since the final game OF the
1912 World Series with the Car
dlnalS.
Rufus the Red held the As 10
SIX hits, tired = bit after that,
but emerged a 10 TO 4 victor. he
joins al Benton, Boo Boo Ferris
and our own Hank Greenberg and
many others in giving not only
Joe Fan but all the athletes IN
the armed forces all over the
world a boost IN spirit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Chapman Like Rowland

Detroit has won the pennant
six times but in only one year.
1909. were they in first place on
July 4 .
Babe Herman, back with the
Dodgers after more than dozen
seasons away, is just the same,
even as to weight, 100 pounds,
and still has trouble staying on
his feet running around bases.
The Red Sox paid Irv Med
linger. Chicago prep pitcher 81
500 to sign Pete Gray uses
a 35-ounce bat despite the fact
he has only one arm The
horses are running in Honolulu
again, too.
Way back when the first World
War was just getting steamed up,
the Chicago White Sox reached
way down into the Three ]
League and brought up Clarence
PANTS Rowland TO manage the
club. In 1917 the Sox, under Row
land. won the pennant
There is something Of paral-
lei in the case of Ben Chapman
lie was manager of the Richmond
club in the Piedmont League
like the Three /, Class B circuit
The Dodgers reached down and
pulled Ben up with the idea OF
making him manager, but never
did. Instead they recently TRADED
him TO the Phils, where he wa:
made manager.
Ben could have started a mana
eerial career in one of the biz
minor leagues. but ne was advised
10 start nearer the bottom, anC
so accepted Richmond offer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
WRIGHT SERIES AT DBC

The Boat Club plans TO hold
its annual Philo Wright Memorial
races for the single StickerS over
the weekend.
Out at Crescent Sail Yacht Club
the Detroit and Sarnia Star class
fleets will sail six races Saturday
and Sunday. 1t will be the first
open racing for the Sarnia boys
led by George Harris. The harbor
has been landlocked by a sandbar
this season They are bringing SiH
boats for the series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Lozier and Croker
Star in Chips Drill

MT. PLEASANT. July y jog
Lozier. twice all-state halfback
when in high school. was the ball
carrying star and Keith Croker
the standout in the line as coaches
Ron Finch and Lawrence sweeney
sent Central Michigan gridders
through a game-scrimmage yeSter-
day Lozier, at left half, carried
the ball 20 yards for touchdownS
and filled the air with passes.
Crocker held down right guard for
the full game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

Babe in as coach for the Dodgers
when they were really the daffy
boys of baseball.
Ii could be that MacPhail. be-
ing the guy that he is. would put
Ruth al the helm OF the Yanks-
But ii doesn't seem 10 be in
the book that the greatest base
ball card the sport has known
will get the job. The moguls al
ways have SHE'D away from the
Bambino as an executive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
PhiIS Sign
Jake Powell

WASHINGTON. July u uNSD
Jake Powell, veteran Washing
ton Senators outielder. is Sched-
uled 10 Join the Philadelphia Phil
lies today.
Powell was sold 10 the National
League club for an undiScloSed
amount Of cash
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
NOSED OUT

But il was Quaker which jockey
John Glaug brought out OF the
pack TO catch Burgaway right at
the wire for the days fattest
mutuel.
He ran the six furlongS under
ll3 pounds in 1:13 As. AS one Of
the press box wagS commented
probably unfairly, about Quaker s
three races here, His first race
was for BeeZley his second for
Sweeney and his third for Van
Berg
But those who took a flyer on
the field and picked up those
thick stacks OF bills thought
Quaker was something good 10
eat They'd like more of the
same.
That was the seventh race and
the last saw another Nebraska
owned horse come home as Pro-
voker, sometimes referred to as
the $4,000 lemon" won his sec
ond successive race for trainer
Frank +. ChildS
Mike Walsh. agent for Jockey
Headley Woodhouse. announced
today the rider would 60 TO Chi
cago Monday TO ride {. S. How
ards much-traveled Sea Swallow
in a $4,000 race at Washington
Park in which the Howard 3
year-old.will face 1t. Cmdr. r. D.
Bulls Air Sailor among others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
ID Sports q
DIR { Y | I IEO

Luis Angel Firpo will be back
to United States next month 10
place heavyweight protege, Abel
Cestac. i'm Jack Dempsey's hands
on tive-year contract Flrpo,
now millionaire cattle baron in
BucnoS Aires. did not accompany
Ccstac here three months ago o. d.
CeStac makes New York debut at
Garden tonight.
New British golf sensation,
Reginald Knight, led way into
MmifinalS of $1,000 News of the
World meet in London with two
victories.
Funeral services Will be held in
Ann ArbOr at , D. m. tomorrow
Tor John Johnstone, SO, former
University of Michigan tennis and
fencing coach. who died of a
heart attack lt'll be at least
a week before a full m g d c a
report can be made on condition
of Joe Mccarthy, his physician
says.
Milan LaIetich. tackle At |. ot
NJ last year. has signed with
Cleveland Rams. Chill Walsh an
nounCcS LaZctlCh is a navy
medical discharge.
Toronto, in a battle between an
oldSter, Luke Hamlin, and a
youngster, Mel Bosser. beat the
Syracuse Chiefs. 4 10 g. Hamlin
though he had 10 have relief help
was steadier than BoSSer, who is
with Syracuse ON option from
Cincinnati
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

SoftbdI Runs
Hard 10 Score

Roy MurrayS one-hIt pitching
provided the hlghlight Of three
10 major league softball games az
Mack Park last night Murray
famed IL and walked 2 as he
outhurled Steve BenkowSkl. who
gave three hits, in Bits triumph
over Local l54 The winning run
came IN the third on a walk,
passed ball and error
Sarah Lonetto gave four hits as
Local 50 girls edged Hudson on
Ann Scotty's homer with two out
in the fourth. Virginia Manning
gave the winners two other hits
Hudson beat Kings. 10 TWO girls
play Pepsi-Cola ~ 8 and Bill. 5
takes on Police az 9 30 tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Vines Defends Golf Title

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
July u INS) Ellsworth Vines
former tennis star and now Den
yer County Club pro, occupied the
position Of defending champion IN
the third an1ual Pixies Peak
open golf tournament today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Louis Shoots an 80
In Huge Coli Meet

CHICAGO, July u (UP) Sgt.
Joe Louis shot eight-over-par 80
TO finish near the tail end of the
lge l36-man field in the AL
American open golf tournament.
Competing As an amateur. Louis
had 36-4i He too, a seven on the
fourteenth hole and six on the
eighteenth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

lnE W kS q
man in Joe Nc
CarthyS : Job as
tn e Yankees
manager.
Latest candi-
date is y a h e
Ruth and Gre
dence is given
to tn 2 id Q a
when il is con-
Sidered I h a I
President Lar
~ McPhail OF
the B o m b @ rs
OnCe mt the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
ANiIRIrAN IIAGII

Chicago lee liz at DETROIT EATON
ST Louis Potter 10 At Cleveland tGro-
mex l1-5. night .
washington tHaefner SO. 81 Boston Fer
fiss l7.3
Philadelphia tChristoph,r 1i65 a. New
York tBegcus "a
NNTIONAL ItAGIF
Boston iTobin 9-l2I At Brooklyn tHerlng
3.)N
Nep YORK tMunro 1O.SI At Philadelphia
lMauucy 90 night
Cincinnati tWaltets o.. ~ Chicago Pas
SeRu lO-1
Pittsburgh Gables so q, ST. Louis IRE
rhean - nL-nt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results TadAy's Games
Chi 4, Gin Cin at Chi
~ l. 10, Pitt Bos at Bkn
Y-PhH. night
ftt-St 4, night
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Iouisville. q Indianapolis o
tOnly EAme scheduled
INTFRNATtOSAL ITA6tE
Montreal al, newark II
Rochester al, Jersey Crt ~
Toronto A-A. syracuse ~
Only games scheduled
PACIFIC COAST ItAGtE
seattle = Portland
HoilsVond = Los Anrrtes
San FrAnciscn q Oakiand
Sacramento 10 San DIEGO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Perfect Game i'm a. \.

LOUISVILLE. July - (INS)-A perfect game the
American Association
of LOusVles pitcher Don Thompson the
indianapolis Indians.
The Colouels played Thompson nd
won To o. drbbing George JeHcoat for
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Detroit
Crews i'm
Finals

ST. CATHARINES. Ont. July
27-"If the boys think they rowed
yesterday it's going to be- lot'
tougher today" said Detroit Boat
Club Coach Jud Ross today as he
sent his teen-aged contingent into
action at the second days racing
i'm the Canadian Henley Regatta.
DBC boys felt satisfied, but not
oVer-confident after yesterdays
opening day success of three VIC
tories in three starts.
Two were earned the hard way,
the Boat Club 145-pound fours
winning their heat and the Crosse
Pointe High School. stroked by
Bob Beaupre. winning the high
school fours heat
WIN BY SCRATCHES
The second Crosse Pointe quar-
tet. stroked by Don McPhail, won
the easy way, qualifying when
st. GATHERINGS and Roosevelt High
of Wyandotte entries were
scratched.
McPhails crew covered the
three-quarter mile distance nine
and one-fifth seconds behind
Beaupres time and plenty OF
rivalry is shaping up between the
two schoolboy crews in today's
final.
The Boat Club las four took
a three-quarter shell length VIC
tory over Buffalo West Side. with
JEFF Welsher setting a fast pace
over the mile. 50-yard distance
10 keep the lead. The time was
fairly slow, eight minutes. 1928
seconds. Ottawa Rowing Club was
completely outdiStanced third.
TWO IN FINALS
Wyandotte Rowing Club took
two firstS and a second 10 spread
plenty of hope in Joe McCrea's
camp. McWhirter's team won the
las junior eights heat. two
lengths ahead of st. Catharines,
and the second Wyandotte crew,
klapec- StrekiRe. WAS second. be-
hind Leander in the second heat,
Thus today II Will be twi
Wyandotte boatloadS. I.eandel
and 81. GATHERINGS in fhe cham.
pionShip.
Three EcorSe Scullers were un-
able TO beat out Jim TrinSey,
Penn a G. Philadelphia. in the
only final OF yesterdays program.
the l45-pound quarter-mile dash.
Trlnsey was 10 feet ahead OF Lou
Tank ~ jim Rice'S EcorSe Club,
with VIII Tank third and Jim
Cameron fourth. TrinSey's time
was Is 2-S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
; Detroit Legion 9S
I'm Meets 2d Round
BY JAKE BERSON

Beaud of Detroit the defending champion and Flint Red
entry left today pretty the
four-day Michigan Legion baseball
Two the yesterdays opening round Beaudry
Flint hNes emnalS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

force al impact
OF course. If you maintain the
two anchors Of your swing
head held lmmovable throughout
and The proper foot action-you
naturally tend 10 use this hip and
shoulder upthruSt without any
conscious effort a good swing
forces you TO do it But the value
OF my focusing your attention on
the point IS that you are more
,bkely 20 carry 10 out completely
and thus better your swing.
IL your head Is held immovable,
then 1t follows as you see in the
picture, that you Will look after
the ball in flight by turning your
head under and after the ball and
this is correct. You must fight the
tendency 10 straighten your head
Up vertically at impact ,..
EctfvrS Note-Seud f-r tne printed ry
rram snowirF ne Bali ir relation f. t.r..r
fnf on uoINa4 p0r0 and Ir.r Shove frt
snc.1ss - ttsmped, tsf-1rIsa.rs tr.
Nticps FOR rr7v
tFrotsr,sa by Johs ? DH, CO..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Better Golf
Left Shoulder
CThm Is me esth OF series
BY SAM SNEAD

CoIFs Great Teacher and Player
When the downswing has been
half completed, the left shoulder
starts rising as pictured, and at
the same time a sort of up-thrust
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Yestefday's Results Todays Games
II Phil Chi at DIT
Oniy IA~s schedied ~ L-Clev. nttht
Phila at v
NAsh at bas
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Bre ak With Tradition

The guessing boys are busy
these DAYS stumbling around try
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

OF the lett MP
a lso tax g s
place provid-
ing the lever
age or founda
tion for the
swing The left
shoulder U p
thrust permits
the right Shoul-
q Q r to p a s $
down and under
so that the hip
a n d shoulder
p / Y o (. 4 h Q
downs swing OF
the arms and
I n Q W r j s [
throw. all blend
into a single
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

Beaudry eliminated Wyandotte,
81, as Flint put out Detroit
Learned, IA
Two other Detroit entries hur-
died the opening round. Posselius
whipped Niles, 4-2. while Rosedale
Park beat Ann Arbor, 40. Detroit
area clubs were winners in the
other contests, Center Line beat
ing Bay City. Ga, and Royal Oak
eliminating Kalamazoo. ST..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
ToDAYS PAIRINGS

Today's pairings bring together
Rosedale Park and Center Line,
and Royal Oak and PoSseliuS. Both
games are at Northwestern Field
at $50 p. m. Tomorrows semi
finals and Sundays finals will be
held at Ford Rotunda Field in
Dearborn.
Bob Brake Of RoSedale Park and
Charley David of PosSelius came
up with the two best pitching
performances in the first round.
Brake, who blanked Learned last
week, held Ann Arbor to two hits
and famed u. He didn't allow a
hit until the seventh inning.
In putting out Niles, David
struck out IA of the first Is bat
ters TO face him and got four more
before the game ended. PosseliuS
scored the winning runs in the
sixth and seventh, both unearned
off Al Vetter Of Niles, who gave
up only five hits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Nebrdskdn
Finds Prize
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

One day IL is the kentucklanS
cracking with their horses at the
Detroit race track. Another day
IL IS the Canadian contingent. or
the New Orleans trainers bri-
gade. But day in and day out.
you find the hnrSemeR from the
plains OF Nebraska are sweeping
ln the purses
There was a pail OF gloom over
the NehraSkauS and most of the
crowd of 1922 yesterday when
Earl BeezleyS John O. Public,
everybody'S best bet and the 6-5
fsNorite. was surprised by the
lO-l shot. Annles Reply, in the
Menow purse.
But it was in the very next
race, the Stimulus purse, that
another NebraSkan. NJ. III. Berg,
sent out the days prize package,
a black Chance Sun colt named
Quaker. which paid $3.50. 1t was
the longest shot Of the day.
SOLD WRONG HORSE
Quaker is 4-year-old which
Beezley sold 10 Van Berg on pri-
vate terms several weeks ago. He
probably would be a little perkier
today If he had sold him John q.
Public instead.
Beezley laid out $1,000 when he
claimed John q. Public from the
Bomar stable. the most expensive
claim ever made here. On the
other hand, he probably let
QUAKER 60 10 Van Berg at a very
reasonable figure. because Quaker
won only one of his "a starts
last year and was eleventh. beaten
IL lengths, in his only start here
in the Bee7ley ColorS.
Quaker didn't look like an i'm
proved horse when he was seventh,
beaten II lengths again. by Air
pan, July II, in his first start for
Van Berg
But yesterdays race was an
other story. Grouped in the mutuet
field with three other horses.
Quaker didn't appear 10 rate a
chance even though he had won
more money than any horse in
the race.