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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06

Der fl. Gpbraim apar elm berborragen6es Mit-
.glieo Der ipriiden Stride gtad lansen Sabren oes
giniieblertlns gng er als 2ebrer nah g6eiia 100
er Die Stride mutig gegen Srrlebrer oerteioigte, I'M
iibrigen aber iein oerihiges 2eben I'M 8erboreenen
boben. Mlter uno Die Stride feiert fem Jeit am g.
Suit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
TreiiteQe 5u Gbren 6er
ebrW. Mutter Gabrtni
SANOS

brirgt i9leunige SiIfe bel Salsleibea
oller glrt, soniilitis, geidpdren,
Mitbma, 6abfener nnb StnnstronbIe
tpegen ieiner giftfeinltotenben gigen.
fdaft.
11niere felt fait einen balben sSabr.
blt,poert BEL ben Glteiten 2elern oes
,Sbio 8ailenfrel.nb' betannten ur6
oIs ,r1tertbebrlides SnusbeilmitteI
o1rgetpanbtes Rrduternrittel 1T n,rs
ben belten &eiIfrdatern bergeitellt.
Dreis-90c per GInihe; $500 fiir
6 Nafden; $3.50 fiji IL JInfden.
grpreB Collect. 8arcel Boft EXTRA.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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Nrtbritis-, &benmatismns-
nnb Mthlete's.5oot. 2eiben6el !

Mein Weittel SeelpIp-MinoI bringt
beoeutenoe 2inoerung in BEN meiiten
Gallen. gs lit 1pdrme-er5euge,1b 1nb
grlei9terung tritt meiitens iofort
elm. 8iele Inerfennungsi6reiben.
8arum iolen Sic Hanger Ieioen2
QeuBerlide an1penoung. 8oIle sc.
brau6santueiil,ng nit ieber 8eiteI-
lung. &oitet MIR Slip per Slaibe.
8etrag Doraus aablbar.
Diitributor: Wrs. s.. 6. Slim,
&pnte 1, Bog Is, Oeeruopb, Wfinn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06

2ethea eie Gn
Eporrbea, @benmatismns, Diabetes,
8lmtbergiftung oser @augreue -
banm eebramnen eie has weltberabmte
D-O-D
D-O-D TT a6foInt gfftfret, farn Stnen be$s
baIb ME f&aben. - Refine Suneertureu. -
Iaufenbe bon .8eugniiien. l1nfere Riinben itnb
uniere Derfdufer. = Wenn riGttg gebra,idbt,
bringt DAO-D ben eepnnf9fen Grtolp.
Speeifte g2p. fiir menf9licten 0ebrau9. 9er
gh@ie lreiGt monateIang): $1.b6. - gHedfie
yep. / f1r duBerIt9en @ebrau@. Eer @adbfs:
nur $3.50. - 2u beateben bon
CHARLES r. NEUMANN
Werienber bpn D-O-D
COS So. Monroe Ave-, Columbus 3, q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

,nerben fbnen uno baaerno bebobea
o,,rd 81. Gbbb's ardmter.Silen Sse
baben Eaufenben @rleihter,ing &C.
brabt. Breis: / Sda9td nit 100
HiIlen, 60e; 2 ShadteIn, 81. aluS
Sc Borto. Bitte Der Beitequng etne
3c.Briefmarfe fir Horto bei5ufiigen.
JOHN B. NEUMA1U
see HEYL AVE. COLU1BUs 9. q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
VIGIL LIGHTS

Mrs. l.. Hubbard, Detroit,
Mich. .$1.OO
Emma and Verena MeiSeko-
then, Madison, Wis. ........ 100
John NUM-, Dodgeville, Wis. .. 100
Celia Landauer, Petersburg,
Neb. 100
B. Follweiler, Allentown, Pa. :. 100
A. Freund, Etna, Pa. ......... 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19
Der OeIbaun
(Sortfebune bon seite 81

SeilmitteIs an, uno oie GDmbolif
Der SI. Shrift bat Die Batter Der
Stride peranlaBt, iib unter oen gil.
De oes Selbaums beiIige unb gnnben-
bolle Dinge por5nitellen. Ser FL.
gbrpioitomus iheint bier ben &iinIt-
Ter geleitet am baben, Der Bel Der gr-
flarune oes @Iei1niiies bon ben flu
gen uno toridten Sungfrouen Sol
| genoes fbreibt: oDas Gel beoentet
Die Site, oas @lmoien, Die 9iIfe, Die
man ben Irmen bringt."
Der bl. Bruno bon &oln C. Otto
Der, + t1O1), stifter oes aartbau-
ieroroens, miro oargeitellt in Der
aleioung ieines Sroens, oas Saupt
geienft, nit Dem Nusbrufe 0es geah-
oenfens unb Der Den1ut; er bot in
oer 6ano einen Sel5neig ODER ein
arr5ifir, oeiien Irme in Oelbldtter
ober 2ilien auslaufen. 3u 6ieier Oar
iteanng bat oas &artbduierbrepier
geranlaiiung geeeben. Der bl. 8ru-
no, tDelder oie perloiienlte ginooe
nablte 5ur &eilnitatte ieines Sroens,
UNI BORT Die binmlii6eu 9inge sn
betra6ten, miro in benz genannten
Sffi5ium bergliden nit Dem Dell
baum, Der mdhit linb gebeibt uno
leine iiiBe 5rudt bringt au1 auf
oiirrem, armem 8oben. Der INNER
CRIME Selameis In Der Sano oeg
Seiligen lit 5uglei9 elm Stnpeis auf
Die Satiade, bob ieine 5tiftung ME
Der Reform beoiirfe.
Der FL. &enigius q. Sftober, /
532), 8iihof unb Batron BON
8beins, bat auf ben &irdenbilbern
itets Dos Selflaidden aIs @baeiden,
oas nod Der Sage BEL Der 1aufe oes
5ranfenfonies aloopis ei1e tpeibe
5aube bonn Simmel bra6te. Das
5laibden, oeiien Del BEL ser Sal
bung Der 8onise gebraudt tparbe, lit
bis in Die, neuere 3eit aufbetpabrt
tporoen; in Ser Gepolution puroe es
our6 oas &onpentsnitglieo Stout ouf
offentli6em Warft 5u Rbein1s sers
broden; elm Stiid nit einem fleinen
Sropfen Del beipabrt man nod auf.
es mar elm Spmbol ser 2egitimitGt.
Der Serrl6ergepalt, bes &6nigtums
bon 8ottesgnaben. gnblid lino nod
5u nennen Die bbl. Martprer Soban-
mes uno Baulus (26. sSuni, + 362),
oeren gtanen i'm aanon Ser beiligen
Weiie lno in Der neutrality-suspicious.
porfommen. Die alte &1tnIt bot lie
abgebiloet Der 2egenoe gen1dB als
6riitlife Sitter NIT Dem Sdperte;
aud iino 5tpei Oelbdume ibr Mb5ei-
den, benn Die Stride penoet an oem
5elte oerlelben oas @ort ser 81.
S6rift auf lie an: ~Sene iino 5tpet
Selbaume uno stDei itrablenoe 2eud-
ter Dor Dem Serrn."
DR.. II. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

~geimm ben Strabl bon ser
Sonne, 1lnb er miro nidt mebr leu1-
ten; trenne ben 8a6 bon ser Auelle.
uno er miro ni6t mebr flieBen; r1imm
ben glit bonn 8altme, lno er miro per-
oorren; nimm oas @lieb bonn &orper,
uno es miro obi biterben; 1timm benz
4inoe bic gbrfurdt Dor Ben gltern,
lno ifon lit es fein &ino, fein Sobn
uno feline Sohter mebr" (Sl. 8etrus
Gbrplologlls).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

/ gegen Bis bobin berridertbe 3Deifel
geIihert; nber tlientnls lagt bic &ir-
he, bon nun an iei fir tpeiB au boil
ten, mas Dor eilligen Sabrbunberten
| aIs ifipar8 galt. 9as fatboliide
8ogna entfaItet ieine Sarben-
praht, Die Broteitanten bermiihen
Die Garben 10, bob man iie r1idt nebr
auseinanoer fennen fann. Die r0nli-
id)e Stride 3. g. bat Die Berion oes
@ottneni6en bon &on5il 5u &on5il
0eutliher beleudtet uno ii6erer ge-
lteat gegen Srrtinr unb 8erunglimp-
flung, aber Die Broteltanten Die 81,
2utbers 3eit bod ipenigitens bie
o ttb cit Gbriiti nod nIIgemein
gelten lieBen, reben iest bon Spnobe
gu SDnooe perpal1ener. gs lit bies
ia gang erfIarIih: ie i11paher Ole
gemeinlame lleber5eugung miro, be-
| ito bebnbnrer ml,B Der 2ehrbegriff
gefaBt fperben."
Sermann mar bie logi1he Sonic
quen5 ieines Snfels itiht uneenebm.
Ct fam auf iein Sbemo auriid: .2aB
uns crit Die Sadie nit 6en Giafonii-
iinnen beriftigen. &ann oenn nift
iemanb aus reiner liebe su ieinen
Witmeniben, aus benz Weotip Ger
9umanit1t, s Die 8ranfen uno
Seioenoen pflegen?"
sd beitreite, bob 10 et1pas a II I
Die Oauer angebt, es lei benn,
oab elm permanotihoftlihes Snter-
eiie ooer perionlihe Sreunoidaft
ooer oas, mas man 2iebe nennt, uns
INNER mieoer nit neuem Spfermnt
ausriiiten. 0u ipridit 10 einfadbin
bon ,Sumonitdt'. Sd unterI6eioe
abcr ,Wenihenliebe Inn bes Men1hen
millen' uno ,Weni6enliebe Inn Got
tes millen'. Gas @ebiet Der erItern
lit begren5t our6 bie natiirli6e Spm-
patbie ooer bod ourf ben gigentpil-
len; Die 3omane Der gottlifen, Drift
liden 0q6itenliebe iebo6 bort erit
BORT auf, mo- bic 2iebe ielbIt aufbort
= nit anoern @orten: lie lit II II.
besren5t. 8enn uniere Natur
aus benz eriten &auihe ser ,8egei-
iteruns fir cine groBe Sbee' ertpodt
lit; tpenn auf Die i6ipdrmerii6e Sen=
timentalitat Die niidterne 9roia Ser
Wirflt6feit foIgt; tpenn oas 2eben,
fabl uno nii6tern tpie es lit, ia nit
oem gan5en gfel uno ser entmuti-
genoen 8ioerip6rtigfeit, Die es nun
einmal in ii6 birgt, on 1,niern 8il=
len berantritt, Damn brauhen mir
eine Ii b e II t iirl 6 e &raft, UNI
au6 nur uniern allt1gltden 8erufs>
ptlidten treu nad5ufommen. @ie-
ptel nebr alio beoiirfen mir Ser Ste
ligion, um iene Spfer bringen gu
fonnen, tpel6e elm auBeroroentlider,
elm belonoers miibepoaer 9eruf bon
uns perlangt! 9u biIt BroteItont,
Sermann, oaber ipirit ou mir niht
germ 5ugeben, Dob nur Die fatboIiIde
Heligion uno oas fatbolilhe Dogma
auf Die 0auer irnitanoe iino, oie
Seele nit beroii 6 m Spfermu-
te 5u erfiillen. 8or oIlem oie Sung
frdulidfeit Der Sroensi6peIter
Sr. bon Brdtorius tpiiroe nod nei=
ter gerebet unb Sermann lpiiroe iid
pobl nit ibm in cine lanse 9ebatte
etngeolien baben, tpenn li6 ni9t Rai,
ner oben ouf benz &utiderbofe pl0s=
lid umgeorebt 1lno ausgerufen bot
te: v3a iibt ibr lnten i'm @agen un6
fiibrt gelebrte @eiprdde, obne auf bas
Golileo 5u adten. Bapa, Weama,
peiBt ou, mas ser gocc6iere mir
eben er5ablt bat? Im SItermontae
lit Wilitarfon5ert lrno groBortige
geleudtrtng orinnen inn goliieo. @ir
geren bod bin?"
Der autiher fiigte bin5u: uSi, 81,
Signori, quest E nno sbettacolo bell
hsMuao. Bisognerbbe 0ederlo. Ah,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

com era Dfdgnifico u a,i,,o pdssatol
- ssa. ia, tneiile Gerren, 0ns iIt Elm
ipunoerib6ner anbIid. Das iolIten
Sic bod ieben. 3 tDie berrIid mor's
i'm lesten Sabre"
(Gortiesuns foIst)
The Valley settler., 1946-06-06

JUNE G. la4s VALLEY SETTLER FACE g n the of
   Tho meetings held from until On nd Tuesday and Wednesday,. 
  gokeon Nurs Consult ,spokuo o  of 
  cr
  Propose
  Vonoro    is
  
   VI think coativos served their members @
  thir t noihbrs o those
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Wushinqton Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
snees; 31sear-olds; furlongs. o
AIMS Hash tSouth) $40 go
Easy Trade tFarrelD $40
Also ran-Bronze Medal Broom Ride,
<. El Banco, Makern Diva. Teddy Reish,
Captain Dave and Thunder Hoof
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
esdHfh eredeRlsls Mksaprr Fioyd 104o sS s4S sS sS
Uncle Rob tCampbelD $50
Also $50 ranEclhiarama, Tutelo, Miss Tar
Jane. Iav. Gee style.
aLezPTSof 'Bsify i5s1If boabie 1ntfy' paiG s5ssol
Burgolette date scratch) paid ss.
THIRD RACE-Pyrse, $1,000; allow
Famestown % tWestrope} Stsf a1 ii'S sI'so ZOO 400
Star Reward (Hanford) 400 800
Jett-Jett fHanka) $50
Also ran--Indian Idol. Mascio Lad,
Verona Sands, Cap Rock, Count Rough,
Hair Stylist.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. sa5oo; allow
Little Nip (SkoronskD 400 $50 go
Double Slam tHanka( 400 800
Breezy Louise tFloyd 800
Also ran-chssin, Eternal Reward,
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; & furlongs.
Brief Sigh iMcKlemurry) 4.2O $40 800
inti Uncie "t5tno otho Loturco) tlE' o'oo t.ssSo
Also ran-Netlne Weed. Sergeant Bill.
Expediter, Allisonia, Unchalleneed, Roman
Sox: Artistic Rose.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. SOS 600 added;
Princess Pat Stakes 2-year-old flllies;
& furlongs.
Say Blue Roberts 3o.4o 1890 $50
GHqbble Bubble Iayton) 1880 $50
Jtsa Here's Me- War Fan Fan thsn dDsiry Foot ea
Mons Mary. Check Please, fast Sride
dFour WINDS. CITY Pere
( Field: CIR. c. Ellsworth entry; Dix
laiana Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
anceS; 3-year-olds and upwards; ! i miles
on the turf course.
Air Sailor (Adamsl 400 $50 $50
Lexinetonian tTurco> 1900 ZOO
Happy Pilot tBendinellD $50
Also ran-vienna Waltz, Real Short.
Sandstorm: Sassy Patricia Dockie,, Come
and Go. Mighty Lucky.
aIB11TT1 sT9Tn Hotel Stable entry ooo. ,,
ances; 3-year-olds and UPWARDS: y. miles
NOSTALGIA lMcKlemurry) 32.40 $50 $40
Goblin tSkoronskD 400 2.4d
Shut Eye tFarrelD 500
Also ran~ouibs Bany. Nicogold, Frank
ish King. Ted MoSouero. sugar Chess,
Lucky Colonel, Lost and Found
Evening star., 1946-08-11
BVL Handicap Pin Tournament
Scheduled at Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier maple lanes will be
the scene of the weekly Bowlers Vic
tory Legion handicap starting at 2
p. m. today, with 10 a. m. the dead
line for entries.
Embellishing the popular summer
time tournament, sponsored by The
Bulletin, will be two added features.
In starry mixed doubles match on
tap at 8 o'clock tonight Lou Jenkins
and Evelyn Nickel will engage Jack
Talbert and Jessie Sacrey, while the
other sparkler will bring together
jenkins, former No duckpin
bowler of the country, and Talbert,
Washington's metropolitan match
game champion, in a five-game sin
giles clash.
The annual meeting and election
OF officers of the Mems District
League will be held at 8 o'clock We'd
nesday night at Brookland Recrea-
ton. 1t will be a joint meeting of
the major and minor leagues. There
still are vacancies in the new minor
league and bowling establishments
desiring to enter team are urged
to have representative attend.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Rockingham Results

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse; 50 1900: claiming:
4-year -olds and upward; furlonss.
Mad Sadie tSconza) 1l20 $40
Bright Arc tHettinger) 2.60
Time. 1:l32s.
Lucky. Gamble, Brodear Eric knight, CT
Light.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ances; 4Jear-olds and upward; furlones
Jacks Girl tDanielsI $40 $50
Speed Up tHumphrie0 400
Also s' ran-Maximont. unitran. Lazy
Bones, Fire Kabo, First Command. clyde
Tolson. Sun Talk. ,Identic; Over Ice.
DAILY Double paid S42.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse; $1,000: claiming
In Vogue (RogersI $50 $50
Lost Gold CHumphreys> 4.4O
Also rsnLouien Es, Sea Letter. Weather.
lite. Night Bomber.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances. 3-yssr-olds; furlongs . On oo
Son Of Time tSisto) $50 $50
A Also Tan-MsrEy Dick zsSs Queen R,,] Isabella
Time. l12+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; Shaw
sheen Handicap; 3year-olds and upward;
Hy-Chsrlie corona $50 4.40
A2rarian (HettingerD $50
Time, III.
Also ran-Elmo T. Stepping Miss Nell
A, Ogham, Agate.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added
the New Hampshire Handicap. 3-year-olds
and upward 1Is miles.
Spa gled Game GicausD IL 40 500 40
#. B. Eye tKeenel $50 $50
Dinner Party tHettingerl 2.20
Time, ! :46.
Also ran-Air Patrol Float Me Linwood
Jim.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; lis miles,
Airy Goer tKeene) 2340 $50 4.20
Whiteford Luck tAnyon) 4.40 300
Blenweed tPrattl 800
Time, l:553s.
Also ran-Time Stitch. Restriction, Re-
fresh. Valdiva, Whataplay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: allow
ances; 4year-ods and upward ! "a miles.
Neotrist McKeever, 11.60 $50 $50
Gun Bearer tKeene) $40 300
Gee Raj (Bauer} $40
Time, 2:03.
Also ran-Calabozo. Topping Selcap,
Bold Nelson. Dancing Fire.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Victory Was His Due
In First BIB Fight
Harris Out 10 Prove

Bee Bee Washington comes back
to the ring wars in Griffith Stadium
tomorrow night, this time drawing
Ossie (Bulldog) Harris, the squat
swatter from Pittsburgh, over a dis
tance of 10 rounds-or less.
Back in December OF 1914, when
Bee Bee first was making his move
up the fistic ladder, he collided with
Harris and the result was a nine
round draw. A ruckus was raised
by a lot of fans over the decision
and Harris termed it home town
draw"
Tomorrow night those who saw
that scrap will have an opportunity
to judge whether Harris is correct
in his beefing about the judges de-
cision in the first meeting. The Bull
dog goes into the ring a solid rs
favorite
Harris manager, Harry Pittler, in
sists that Ossie is not a great KO
artist, but rather Furnishing type
of mauler who makes his opponents
quit. But his record shows some i'm
pressive knockout victories. He fiat
tened Jimmy Mandell twice and
Mandell is the fighter who held Two
Bees to draw.
Ossie also has recorded wins over
Fritzie zivic. Tommy Bell, Marvin
Bryant, Nate Bolden and Sonny
Horne. He has KO'd Vic Dellacurti
who lost to Bee Bee after putting
him on the deck with terrific right
hand punch in the opening round
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Huqerstown Results

,ea1disx FIRST RAcEMpg9se ACE rPwss $500; claiming
Ray Light tSsFnoJ 500 q
Pal (Tamrarol 800
Also ran-GoIden Risk, Lady Timarole
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming
Murray Hill lAustin) $50 800 . sc
Big Boy Blue tsamoJ $40 29(
Paula Grier fKelly) $50
Also ran-V. Dorothy, Ample. Perijames
MisSditty. Star Runner.
ru,p6 Dai5y pAGS Double paid ss9o. s35 7oA
3-year-olds and upward: So furiongs.
Dawndale fGranD 900 -. 80 6.7(
Rocky D'or ,tMatraD, 40 42(
Nomn Tine u149a :5a 'Paiumoo' @'s'
;, Also ran-Ightam Mote, Baby L., Way
ai rWRqH MR9Ss Pssty RAcEpapses IsS6 s0 claiming
33;year-oids and up; about ga furlongs.
GGaTerS Knight .BalIenser) $50 -,
o,!.!!'s ki1o Ais' zsnaWSlss Brazs, c!sdsnoe XII
F1FTH RAcEMPnrse. cPU ei0fS $500 me Claiming
victorious Dot ,Edens, $40 $50 2st
Yellow SILK fsarnoJ e.7t
Time, 1:04Is
Also ran-Timely Miss, Outlet Kilgort
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 4 miles
Fleetest (Palumbo) $50 80
Annie'E Dream (Socca) 24C
Time, 1:51is.
Also ran-Betty's Bobby. Chalupa Rel.
heub KAY Pentagon and GYPSY Moth
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; Il miles
Balloon (Walters) $50 z so 3 II
Time Play fPalumbol $40 400
Charfoot fBocson) 5 Of
Time, :5H25
Also ran-Breakable Miss. Honoured
Chif Chan, Infinite Girl and Kaltain
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
3-year-olds and upward: Ia miles
Milk Sop fWalters) 1880 $40 33f
Grand Fanar (BocsonJ $50 34(
Orenco tSsrnoD > 4f
Time, $685..
=. Also ran-Scotch Flag, Flying John
Haircut and Sir Midas
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Atlantic City Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse; $1,000: claiming
4.ysaI.oles 9.,as,. lsso and upward; ( miles
Say Miss tMora) 1880 20
Lanceron tBaouris) 4lO
Also ran-Good Mite Baytree Rose. First
Girl Golden Message, Three PLY. Perlina
WishihacasaL Orsullosa.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $500 claim
chrys Dol (ciark % anu "pSSfs sso a9o i9fi0nss Go
Colonel Govans 6sernhardt) $50 4.iiG
Tellmemore fYager) $50
VA Alse g, ran-ppsky :. ,9s Light. Pilgrim yiejo
THIRD RHcEWPuTse, s. 500; Maiden
S.year,olds; = miles ton .3:35l
ssanns sun1et 4s,or sas tsdott ays 400 so Sso 80
Pe5sT Time ealneF Sal lynch $40
rafon's hls9 riRMHelnor FeI1' Mine Graymar Royal
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $4,000, a-year-
aalds; ao2a, 8 cba1 bfsTionss; 1ssoun an oso 90
Repand lHaekeD 80
klS1s kISe Eannskelstgn. Resatnea soo
Absscen tMn. On, Hsndieap; 3-yesr-o,ds; 11s miies
Loyat (Donosol "'0 2itt
SIXTH RACE@PurSe' S3'0o6: a,,ov.
ances; 3 and year olds: lie miles.
Poolesville fKirk) 90 $50 ~
Houlgate Stout $50 . 3(
NavarreSe PadgetD 5t
Time, 1855.
=. Also ran-Round Trip, Tourelay, NJ,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse SO 500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward: /, I. miles
Pentin (Stout) 3J0 x;
Adonis tClaIki 4 %
Time, 1:452s.
Also ran--0ustre Call, Zax. Prefect
Geronimo Marquest
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000; claim
ine: 4-year-olds and upward furlones
Flying Tartar PannelD $50 $50 5 ~
Tagel fOnorato) 70 4 "a
High Boss tStout) 8 81
Time, 1:12b
Also rsn-Milkfoat Marbacka. Speed
Ball, Sugar Loaf, AlfioS, Cold Sober
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Brown Athletic Post Filled

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 10
(Speclan. - Paul F. Mackesey of
Lynn, Mass, has been named asso-
ciate director of athletics at Brown
University to assist DR.. Walter H.
Smell.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Wife Of AIsab Owner
Gets S50,275 After
Fi||y's Easy Win
Associosed Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Say Blue,
. 14-to-1 shot in the betting, blazed
down the long Washington Park
stretch today to win the rich $61 ,625
Princess Pat Stakes for 2-year -old
fillies by 81 lengths in ridiculous
ease.
The surprising victory was worth
$50,275 to Mrs. Albert SABBATH, own
er of the speedy daughter of Blue
Larkspur-I Say. Her husband, a
Chicago attorney, is the owner of
Alsab, the famed 500 bargain
colt which he campaigned into a
S350,000 bankroll
Hubble Bubble, a 16-to-1 shot
owned by Rex Ellsworth, a rancher
from Stafford, Ariz., finished second.
three quarters of length ahead of
Kai Kai, owned by C. V. Whitney
of New York, which was held at
odds of 25 to l. Check Please, en-
tCiSu Ny 1Adl llCC I1Cdulty Vi
lngton, KY, was fourth in a field of
H.
The Dixiana Stable entry of Four
Winds and Fairy Foot. which the
crowd of 81 900 sent to the post Alto
favorites. finished far back. The
Arlington Lassie winner, Four
Winds, hitherto undefeated and
seeking her fourth consecutive tri-
umph, was sixth, with Fairy Foot
ninth.
Say Blue. ridden by Jockey Sam
my Roberts, returned S30.40, S13.40
and $3.50. Hubble Bubbles prices
were $3.50 and $500 and Kai Kai
paid $3.50 Say Blue, bred by her
owner, skipped the furlongs over
. good track in 1:13.
In hauling down the winners end
OF the purse, Say Blue increased
her earnings to S60,S50. 1t was her
third and most important victory
in seven starts.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Sam Shreve, secretary, has called
meeting of the Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Business Mems League for {
o'clock Tuesday night at King Pin
All interested bowlers are asked to
attend. Maximum average for teams
in the handicap loop Is $40 with a
minimum of $50.
The Bethesda Bowling Center
Thousand Dollar will hold it's meet
ing and election of officers at 8
o'clock Friday night. There are va
cancies for teams with averages of
sos or under.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Ann Gray Wins Third
Straight Net Crown,
Beating Miss Decker

Ann Gray won the championship
of the D. C. Women's Tennis League
for the third straight year yesterday
with a surprisingly easy 60. 60
triumph over Charlotte Decker on
the Rock Greek courts at Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets.
Although some of the games were
hotly contested. Mrs. GRAY always
mustered the game-winning points.
The singles finalists teamed to en-
ter the doubles final with 6-l, 6-2
triumph over Pearl Mccoy and Dot
Dyer, Also in the double elimina-
ton doubles, Helen Levy and Cary
Root defeated Katherine Wassmann
and Madge Lennon, 81, 81, and
Mccoy and Dyer came back to top
Sara Moore and Frances Bassett,
81, 81, 81.
In an unfinished semifinal between
once-beaten teams, Levy and Root
won the first set from McCoy-Dyer.
90, and will resume play at II
o'clock this morning. The winners
will meet Gray-Decker at IL o'clock
for the title, unless Gray-Decker
lose. which will make another match
necessary.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
KapiIow 10 Show G|s
How He'll Fight Jack

Danny Kapilow. hard hitting
New York welterweight with the
niftiest left hand in the business,
pulls into town Tuesday to begin
final training for his 10-round bout
with Beau Jack a week from to-
morrow night in Griffith Stadium.
Kapilow will work out Tuesday
afternoon at Forest Glen for the
benefit Of wounded veterans at
Walter Reed Hospital, going six
rounds with the best sparring part
ners available
Promoter Goldie Ahearn has
abandoned his original plan of
finding an open air training camp
here for Kapilow and seized on
the Forest Glen site as solution
in order to give the GIs a show.
Kapilow has been working out at
Summit, N. j., with Welterweight
Champion Marty Servo.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

APTLY NCKNAMED SEAWEED'-That's Milton Eaton IA
year-od Gordon Junior High grad and member of the
bassador Hotel swimming team who will compete in the Dis
trict AAU senior championships tomorrow night He
than 40 medals and trophies 1s months father
Chuck Eaton, Potomac Club canoeing champion
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Hogan With 68 Round
| Beats Metz Stroke
In Canadian PGA
By ,hs kssotioted Pres,

WINNIPEG, Aug. 10.~-Little Ben
Hogan, golfdoms leading money
winner, shot final round 4-under-
par 68 today and won the $4,000
Canadian Professional Golfers AS
sociation open tournament by one
stroke over Dick Metz Hogan nm
ished the four-day 72-hole tourney
with 281, Metz with 282.
Sammy Snead and Ellsworth
Vines, who led for the first SO holes
tied for third at 1888. Hogan trailed
Snead by two strokes at the start
of today's play, The Hershey sharp
shooters 68 matched Sneads per-
formance of yesterday.
Henry Ransom, winner of the st
Paul open last Sunday, finished
fifth with 287. Freddie Haas, jr.
who won the Canadian amateur
championship here in 1886, took
sixth at 288 while seventh money
went to Jim Ferrier with 289.