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Evening star., 1946-04-14
Providence Scores
OF D. G. BowIers
Mems Singles.

sos; Art Sesen. ssi Tony ssrnss ssntni II os5 sss
sers semshyyrn Lynn $s5; Joe Dimissa. 1882 Gordon
aasasy jazz jsRz Ta5srt Rts '?s ss7 oesfss sss
GHnaconas' Hn 356; Ralph Bates, 29e: Ernie
sas wp Ed fsasasK Rlsassd 3s5 ss5 cs4 SSf
Iooth, 34e; Joe Harrison. $50: ed Tompson.
Cletus PanneIl. 3b4; Ray Watson, Si 3ss; Iso, BOB
Miciotto, 400: Pearce Wolfe 326; Waily
PsTsons PaFson $SS s$s Rspl Rap.
a56; Harry Hillisrd, 34s; I'd fS Radtfe * iea5s sss
ThSmDson; g s5a; Frank MiilsTs 3s5; Ed Ed
ssett $50; John Ressa' s4s: W NIX Rinaid RnaSfy
363; Frank Riley, 355; Bill Dietrich. :3f3;
chef Indsrom s24 HoUsfd 1sfar WsSsr sskss 5a
Al May, 1882.
John Massores. ss4: Sam shreve. 1885,
MafIy WlfTyeo smaF5e mibe s5i Earl pJeltSies
Gs,sssl; 5s5; niii Harrison, s45; Elmer
BsssT Dsw.y Gson we hvsns soe Al Nolan PA WIN
Mehier s39 a E. AaefI Hobbs, Sos sss cnsoss sohn
sssvsI ssx.4 sss S55 il, San aab.ii smsn s }S,s
son. 3o3: Jack hutchinson. 37a; Bill King,
81; 3 "a, Ed Nash. ,3355; 355; Harry striekler, 342;
kifen Rhs ss Sgs wrgh H. e psu, Harry
kins, 328: Karl Gochenour, 399.
Mems Doubles.
Pete Metrakos-Nick Chaconas, TT; Pau
Jarman-Howard Parsons. 72S; Irwin Cook.
ses sse aots 4 Meiotso s
guely- Geo. 10th, 7Ss; Jack ,Tsl6ert-Jo'
ott, 7ee: chet Iindstrom Frank Riley
139; Ed Tompson- Jimmy Burns, 641; Ar
thur Nelson,Ernie Hauser, 663; Billy stal
Harry Hairy Hiiiiard- -waily Burton, "S 54s: I s.r
Lynn.Joe Freschi; SIS; Joe piMisa- -Whil
u.s. cy santina Saa sts IT. Al MsT Msy
chas. Meyer. s7a; John .Ressa-Nick Ri
nfd % carl s WR Tngos ss Hsys1 sykes
Waiserssili " Dietrich, D1d5h 700; Tony ssntini
Il s,,i. 4: Wissa Jack Hutchinson. s7a: Hal
art, s9s;. Evans Hamilton-Al spivey. $50;
R Wss sshs6 s6 Ell Earle ps
Harry Aiken: sS2; Sam simon Julie Singer
thur Webb-Al Cissell 6e4: Paul Perkins
Karl Gochenour. us.
Women's singles.
Marse smith. so4; Helen Marx, sos; i Loi.
s: 3d. Is:ss wilson s3 $685. sa
Keith, 301; Evelyn Eaylor, 297; Esther
Burton, 311; Julia Young, 351: Lucill,
Youns. 200: Ruth King, 3I5; Ruth Dechas
ain, 332; Mary Brown, 352; Madge Lewis
352.
Emma Lonsley. ses; Mary Embrsy
293; Estelle Hoge. 329; Frances Money
se7; Beth Minson. 27s: Florence sabean
1926; Helene Boyd. 314; Agnes Collins
Thompson. 2s9: Pauline sauT. 344: Ella
Limerick, 29O; Hazel Harrett, 312; Dolly
Henry, 800; Helen o'Dea, 312; Evelyn
Moen. 3S5: Lorraine Gull, 404; Lillian
Carlton, 316; Catherine Quigley, 3o5.
women's Doubles.
Julia Young-Lucille Young, SO; Caro-
Brown,Madge Lewis, 63s; Evelyn Nickel
Chastain. 599; Lois Gladding-Jessie Sacrey
551; Ingomar Moen-Lorraine Gulli, ga
Ruth McCintic-Lucy Rose, 675; Iilliar
Carlton Catherine ouigley. $50; Jessi,
Keith Evelyn MAYOR. $50; Maxine Top.
son-Pauline Sau, 607; Ella linerick-Haze
Jarrett, 54s; Dolly Henry-Helen ODea
SOL: Mae Diehl-Frances johnson, 604
Marge Smith Helen Marx. 60S.
Emma Longley-Polly Case, 637; Estelle
Hoge-Helene Boyd, 595; Mary Embrey-
Asnes Collins, sos: Doris Goodail- Beth
Minson, 563; Loretta Mills-Florence sa-
bean. 612
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Jamaica Results
CLOUDY and Fast.)

FIRST, ,RACE-Purse, $500; maidens;
2hTse0 g. anS sesBo $50 furSns5 1SgS
AlsIfaI 4In., 4: Al aMl kiTklan0 $50
Hapsrnss Asa RocE HrafY g1s snats
Swift Town. Col. Virgins, Blue Badge,
sEcoND RAcE-purse, $1,000; allow
xitanin Dee Z. 1Hford, 11.So SO
Also ' ranENsaval Station. sesula. Little
oA14EIhi THIRp RAcE-purse. $500; maidens;
Cocogfande tE; Gqerinl 1900 6.10 $50
hi!FGseini fi@e, Is & RemerSche'd 300
c. AsG Rnsb sS Monsncs ss5 Nsyads cossb Rseb
Pat; Afreet, Esposita, Almarty, Hezekiah'
Fourth RAcEPurse, $4,000; allow
AntSy sSE, e ansssr yamess Sso 1919 90 s3o
Whatucallum (E. Mackinnon) 21.20
Also ranWstruto1, Bougalee. a Gallalad,
Sheldon Ducret,. Airgrette, Half Shot,
FIFTH RAeEAPurse' s $4,000 added;
Alamond "a Kirklandl $50 $50 2.70
Islam Prince (E. Guerin) $50 800
Marine Victory ID. PadgetD 2.40
Time, :444s.
Also ran-Mist oGold, Misleader Chal-
1adette.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming;
4-year-olds ard upward: Ia miles.
b Speedy Show q. Jes'p) 40 2.90 2.30
q Flemingsburg (R. Shufelt) 4.10 200
Hairanette q. Onorato) $50
Time, 1915.
Also ran-Darby Daphne, Jacian, Johns
h Th1t a
Jeanfreau and Forestire entry. b Mrs
p Bieber entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 800; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward: l Is miles
Oatmeal tB. James, $50 3.20 200
OK Blood (E. Garza) 4.50- $40
Adonis q. Adams) $50
Time, 1:45,
Also ran-Forum, Sirlette, Stage Bond,
Freezout, Moretto.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Train Service Slated
For Hayre de Grace

Daily train service to the Havre
de Grace race track will be fur
nished by both Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads DUR
ing the meeting here, starting Mon
day.
The B. and o. will stop "The Dip
lomat" at the track and arrange to
pick up passengers for the return
trip. The train will leave Washing
ton at 11:40 am, arriving at the
track at ! pm. Bus service, for an
additional so cents, will be provided
to the track.
The Pennsylvania will operate a
special train, leaving Washington at
1920 pm, arriving at the track at
LAO. Another race special will leave
Baltimore at 1885 pm, arriving at
Havre de Grace at 2:10. Coach
lunch service will be available on the
train. Returning, the special will
leave after the last race.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
By Lorry Lawrence


MIDDLEBURG, Va, April ia
clear bracing day brought out a rec
ord crowd of over 10000 steeplechase
enthusiasts who saw Christopher M.
Greer's Houseman, piloted by J. F..
Colwill, win the Louie Leith cup, fea-
tured event of the 25th spring race
meeting of the Middleburg Hunt
Racing Association at Glenwood
Park, near here today.
A classy field of eight of the East's
best steeplechase contenders got un-
derway in good style under the ex-
pert handling of Starter Robert
Young for the 4-mile route over
timber.
After the first jump, w. Brown
took Mrs. j. M. Nc Eballos' Beau
league to the front and the brown
gelding set swift pace for a third
of the distance when Mrs. A. S. Car
hart's Sir Romeo challenged, taking
the lead at the 18th jump. Colwill,
one Of the greatest riders in America,
three times winner Of the Maryland
Hunt Club, kept well of the pace
until the last lap when he moved
up as did Hold Forth, the favorite.
Kirkpatrick Stars as Rider.
In the last half mile this pair went
to the front. Then r. P. Kirkpatrick,
who rode a beautiful race on Mrs.
Norman Toerges' Free State, brought
the bay gelding up to Houseman's s
flank. 1t was a stretch battle with
Houseman having the foot and the
10-year-old chestnut gelding won
easily by three lengths over the game
Free State, five lengths back was the
1912 winner, Mrs. ]. M. Surgeons S
Hold Forth.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. s2.4oo; 4-year-
pazy fds aff aR eMsi9snf w. seos i4o i nes 500
Kings Feast ,(combesD 20
views Doctors ca9e BHs6snt Hs0 S On BrGok Prns
l05f Rsn qElsn sgto ssss
%aeilss SIae slsRihs Pa iNahoFa5 jles $40 4so $50
Star star. Time Bernhardt) $50 $40
Time. 1894: '''
Mibill p ns s02rroxtgl, ;2r Sl; Dot pa pss6; B.
THIRD RAesPurse aeuoIs Re,a $500: ssSSG Agar
%SlIkssohs \ Isl 'snslIinssS la.eo .o @ $40
Dark Lad iR;, Bernhardt) $50
FoSRTR FsS Psrt ystm asTSnmS sS:
Prince George: 4-year-olds and up; allow
RTsss RiFssieF ,iiisItiS Foot $50 ssS sse ssS ssS
Arldisical lF5ye) no
a Sandy Trail. Big Moose. Smiling Lass,
Grand Player. Helvetian, Gypster. Phara-
FIFTH F HfatssFs.y RscEpnrsey sns.y' $4,000 added
the Southern MARYLAND Handicap: 3-year-
eleT sTefsct sna Vg 1godt5 i miles. $50 74o .o
Hasteville Clark TAO $40
Gabe Paul (HowelD 43O
Time, AT.
Also ran-a Megogo, a.service Pilot Sig
mails Bloke, Cartridge, Hillyer Court, Har-
ford.
Christiana Stables entry. cRins-
SIXTH RAcE-purse. ss,4oo: 4-yesr-
;Slds O. and up up; claiming: 1 !. miles; ,
Bill'S Doll Oa Fleur) 800 430
Star Back (Quattlebaum) 40
Also Also ranWBiue esisi Flight. Genial Sam g.,
Court Blenheira' The Wing. ouartre Cali,
q Finished second but was disqualified
SEVENTH RACE E-P Purse. s2,4oo; f.
Headoverheels Jemas) 1850 40 $50
Fourth Estate Clark $50 go
Another Bel wv. Kirk 11.60
Time, 1:143s.
Wise Don. Edgar B.. a Rough Honey,
sorgho; snooks Winters. Chat Hopkins.
Ash-Kahler entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S2,4OO; 4-year-
oldS and up; claiming: Us miles.
Exploration fCombest) 1890 1880 750
Isle De Pine (Snellings) $50 $50
Cash O'Boy CLARK $50
Also ran-BIully Gusher, sweepnack. Ro-
nance Boy, Big Jack, Grand Destiny, Es-
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Winton Displays Old
Form in Capturing
My Lady's Manor
By the Assoeioied Pres.

MONKTON. Md, April 13.-Win-
ton, Maryland's champion timber
topper, displayed his old-time form
today to win the My Lady's Manor
Steeplechase before a fashionable
crowd of 10000.
In the first postwar renewal of
point-to-point racing in Maryland,
the 12-year-old gelding owned and
ridden by Stuart S. Janney, jr., of
Baltimore scored a handy victory
over Miltiades, owned by Arthur I.
Meigs of Philadelphia. Vaunt,
owned by Mrs. Stuart S. Janney, jr.,
was third.
Winton was five lengths in front
at the finish of the grind of ap-
proximately 31a miles studded with
18 post and rail jumps. Miltiades,
ridden by James C. Arthur, finished
just head in front of Vaunt, the
1941 winner, ridden by Charles R.
White.
Winton scored a grand slam in
Maryland's three major steeple-
chases in 1912, when the society
sport was suspended because of the
war. He is favored to repeat his
performance in the Grand National
and Maryland Hunt Cup races April
20 and April 27.
1t took the winner 6 minutes 1873
seconds to cover the course.
Not fall marred the running. All
except one of the II starters fin
ished. William Ewing's Iron Mold,
one of the favorites, performed slug
gishly and was taken out of the
race at the sixth fence. The horse
died later at the barn.
The companion race, the John
Rush Street Memorial, run over the
same course, was won by Clifton's
Duke, 7-year-old bay gelding owned
by Lawrence E. Jones of Phila-
delphia and ridden by Danny Shea
jr.
Fox Hill, owned by G. Franklin
and ridden by Kenneth Boerner
was second, and Pantecon, owned by
A. B. Griswold and ridden by
Michael Smithwick, was third. The
winners time was 6 minutes % Sec
ondS.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Nytracer Surprises
By Licking Favorite
In Tropical Race
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, April 13.-The s.
year-olds Skytracer from the stables
OF M. B. Coff of Detroit staged a
spectacular upset today in beating
the favored Chipamink to win the
5000 Dade County Handicap before
lo,llS yelling fans at Tropical Park.
Skytracer, with the veteran R. j.
Martin turning in beautiful riding
job. paid $3.50, $500 and $500.
The highly-talented Havana,
Cuba, entry, Betty's Beau, owned by
publisher Eugencio de Soso, was off
to a poor start and was dead last
from the beginning The horse was
shipped here Wednesday by plane.
Skytracer covered the six furlongs
In the good time of 1;1015 under Ill
pounds. Chipamink with 100 pounds
aboard, from the Silver Star Stock
Farm, near Dallas. Tex. was second
by length and a half. Likasnot,
packing 112 pounds, was third by
length and quarter.
A total of $83,084 was bet on the
race.
Wagering on the eight-race pro-
gram amounted to S573,054
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Bowie
Continued From Page A-22)

SOlieALluCu rIOul rage A-ZE.J
ing up on the favorite. Prefect was
almost four lengths in front at the
wire, while Gabe Paul was a length
behind Hasteville, two in front of
the beaten Hillyer Court.
The entry paid $3.50. $7.4O and
$50.
The fans, who dumped q paltry
81, 1,l06,877 into the betting machines
as compared with last weeks high of
81, ,163 1892, made Kings Feast and
Mackie's Pail such heavy favorites
in the daily double extra tickets had
to be sold on the combine, but only
the latter stood up. Jockey Verdi
Scocca of Washington, who drew q
sl00 penalty for rough riding last
Friday, got Dizzy Heights home first
in the inaugural, paying $14.10. The
winning hook-up was worth $1,000.
Customers hoping for a few win
ners with telephone number price
tags were disappointed. So were the
short-price Charleys, who didn't
cash a ticket until Director j. E.
scored in the fourth, paying $3.50.
The stewards had to decide two
foul claims during the afternoon,
and they allowed one, but slapped
$50 fine on Trainer Sam Hicks for
bothering them with the other.
Hicks protested that Mackie's Pail
mterfered with Star Time in the
second romp, but the officials ruled
that the former was clear of its
rivals at the time. Jockey Gene
Laf1eur's squawk that Star Back.
with Charley Quattlebaum up, both
cred Bills Doll on the back stretch,
was allowed, and Star Back was
dropped from second to third, while
the Doll was moved up into second
slot in the sixth.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Baltimore.
Weight Lifting.
District AAU championships.
Knights of Pythias Temple, 4
pm.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
CIV High at Eastern, 3:45
Gonzaga at Anacostia, 4.
Catholic U. at Quantico Ma
rines.
Roosevelt at Navy Laundry
School, 4
Bethesda at WI High, 4.
Boxing.
Herbie Jones VS.. Clint Miller,
10-round feature, Turner's Arena,
8:45.
Fishing.
Maryland trout season opens.
Handball.
District AAU championship
finals, YMCA, 8.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
tKeeneIund Results

-. FIRST RACE-The Creekview; purse,
Sl,o0o; maidens; 2-year-olds; Headley
Soiopsi o, F. w, Bailey 400 $40 $50
Fssalons s@S1a y cEsis BsIssrettD 44o s:sS ssS
- Aiso i ran.paick Berry. Aunt Drum. Song
:. SECOND paEsse RAcE@Purse. Ei' $1,000: claim
prawby 1F. Truschka) SO $40 esj S.so
Ff1yiag fady S1'1Iis S1unt 3H wsllssS 800 3.s6o
Time. 1:isss. A' a's "'oo
Also Ean.Mae Watch. Agnes z. Wee
sesss Fod anasl 4PPfsss Poyssn PAR R1ss 5Is
THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000; allow
Plumper ID; Hettinser5 500 $50 e.4o
TaEers (R. Hartwick) LAW $40
Also ran-Gun FLAX, Tiger Tillie, Chief
Cherry. Beau Sweep, Chance Dance. The
-, FOURTH RAcE1purse, $1,000; Claim
Meteor IF. Truschka) $50 4.40 800
Anunow &C. Hettinger) $50 $40
King Victory (R. Hauer) $40
AIie AIgrE EEan6plfeut; Cadet p!sk; tS. Dr9Ilon
Pebbles Habit w. Bartij $50 s' 800 ESQ
Princes sama A Eliza Io ,H TuySo} We,se. 44o ss0
Also ran-Wild Advice, Heather Girl,
Adrlan1ta, Sunawana, Calmera, Pouting
Mac shush, Right Hand. H. j. Bren.
men entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
The Ashland Stakes; 3-year-olds; fur
Sweet Caprice F: zufelt) $50 $50 2.6O
Boyle &c. Hettinger) 7.60 4.00
Tav (H. Wallace) 10 al
Time, 1:1245.
Also ran-Spirsilla, Lamme, Did Play,
Buzzaround, First Page, Hashcap. al. p.
SEVENTH RAcE-The castleton; purse.
II 300; allowances; 4-year-olds and up;
Puritan Is. Brooksl $40 $50 400
Sun Gallahad wv Bailey) 4,SO $40
Icanc fH. Wallace) 240
Time, 1:473s.
Also ran-Tutelo, Son o Ted, Milk
EIGHTH RACEPurse, $1,000; allow
ances; sa; 4-year.olds and upward; fur
ISnss s@sy eidse soh 7;99p;5 5u w.r...
Fado 110 (F. Truschka) $50 100 100
Begda Ill "a. Craig) $40
Time, 1:132s
Also ranASun Vigil. It's Her, Great
Power. v. Twilight Babefi, valdina Seer.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
.Meade's S Plea for License
Rejected by Jockey Club

NEW YORK, April 13.-Jockey
Don Meade's plea to get his riding
license back was turned down today
by the Jockey Club New York;
because of his Unsatisfactory con-
duct on and off the turf"
The Jockey Club stewards took
the action after listening to a per-
sonal appeal from the Plankington
Is. d. rider, who has been set
down or fined 80 times in the last
13 years and has been grounded 65
OF the 120 months in the last decade.
He has been ruled off here since
March, 1945, when Mexican officials
set him down for "reprehensible
conduct"
Evening star., 1946-04-14
BY the Assoeioisd Pres,

NEW YORK, April 13.-The East
was supposed to put couple of its
Kentucky Derby glamor boys on dis
play for the folk at Jamaica today,
but a pair Of Western speedsters
also with their sights on the Run
for the Roses, spoiled the show.
While the two fancied Fasteners,
Marine Victory and Mist O. Gold
wallowed behind, Alamond, from
the barn of Cleveland Accountant
AL c. Ernst. and Islam Prince,
Stretch-running hope of j. B.
Theall of New Orleans, finished
one-two in the 11/16 mile Expert
mental Handicap, and thereby
served notice that they'll be taking
that train ride to Kentucky for
Col. Matt Winn's 100000 merry
go-round May 4.
Although Ernst's $10,500 yearling
buy Of two seasons ago hit the wire
a length in front to chalk up his
third straight win as a 3-year-oid,
Islam Princes flying finish made
Evening star., 1946-04-14
|AIomond Snores Experimental
AS Eust's Derby Hopes Flop

him look to be the fellow more
likely to succeed when they stretch
out to the Derby's mile and quar-
ter. Alamond packed only 106
pounds-part Of which was Jockey
Arnold Kirkland--while the Prince
soted ia and closed from fifth place.
The East's Derby hopes in this
first local prep over a distance of
ground came in for a particularly
rude shock, especially since the
sardine-packed Saturday crowd of
47,102 backed Marine Victory down
to odds-on in a betting spree that
shot right past last Saturdays sky
rocketing opening day total. Today
they tossed $3,731 ,123 into the iron
men despite new five per cent tax
bite" by the city which brings the
total slice to IS per cent.
Obviously, the cash contributors
poured 1t In on the Baltimore gee
gee from the barn of Robert Bruce
Livie, because of his ten-length win
in his first outing. But all the fight
was taken out of Marine Victory
when he hooked upswith Alamond in
a f1ashy struggle rounding the
stretch turn, and he brought his l2O-
pound impost home third, length
and half back of Islam Prince
and 2h behind the winner, which
clicked off the mile and 18th in
1:44As. Mrs. H. C. Phipps' Misleader
a Preakness candidate, was fourth.
Meantime Mist O. Gold, Florida
stake winner owned by Mrs. Vera S.
Bragg of Noroton, Conn, never got
into high gear and ambled in fifth
in the field of six. The only horse
behind him was Challedon's kid
sister, Challadette.
The victory for Ernst's $3.50 for 50
shot gave him winners paycheck
OF $10,750, boosting Alamond's 1916
earnings to s18,225 and his 2-year
total to $21 $50.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Howord's Track Squad
And Rucketers Score

Howard University's track team
scored victory in triangular
meet against Hampton and Union
yesterday on the Bisons' oval and
went on to defeat Hampton in a
tennis match, to 3.
Howard scored "a points In track,
to 62 for Hampton and 1s for Union.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Record Crowd Sees Housemun
Win Leith Cup at Wurrenton

The time of 8:13k was the second
fastest in the 81 years history of the
race.
-Four chasers went to the post in
the William Skinner Memorial. a
race of about 2 miles, over brush.
F. Ambrose Clarks Lancastrian. a
l0-year-old gelding, went to the
front under G. Givson's expert hand
ling and never was headed. He
won as he pleased by half dozen
lengths over Mrs. E. Dupont Weir's
Himmel, ridden by j. Magee. Show
place went to Mrs. j. T. SINNERS
Tino Wave with w. Bland up. Time,
4:012s.
In the rs mile Covert, a fiat race,
the five starters got away in a bunch
and held that formation with E.
Taylor Chewing's Tacaro Sunted
setting the pace. Within sight of
the finish, j. Magee, riding Mrs. E.
Dupon Wier's Oran started whirl-
wind drive which brought him to
the wire winner by a neck over
Tacaro Sunted. Mrs. K. N. Lees
Pharant, third, was well up at the
finish. Time, 2:02.
Binder Wins Wanquepin.
The Wanquepin, about a mile and
half over hurdles, was won In
the good time of 2:4O by Mrs. E
Dupont Weir's Binder. F. Ambrose
Clarks Equirita was second and
Mrs. Arthur Whites Nobby third.
Rigan Mckinney brought out the
winner of the Three Oaks, a fiat
race of about six furlongs. The
5-year-old gelding dubbed Military
Man, ridden by E. A. Russo, came
from behind and won handily in
1:12h. Mrs. E. Dupont Wier's Snow
River and Bayard Sharpe's Lors
Hairan followed in that order.
A record was broken in the Pan
ther Skin, about 2 miles over brush.
Mrs. James E. Ryan's Deintown was
a co-favorite with Brookmeade
Stables Aethelstan. The pair bat
tied it out at the finish, the Ryan
entry taking first place. Sir Aethel-
stan second, and third going to
Charles D. Steiner's Chancefield.
Time. 3:571s.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Sweet Caprice Easy
Victor in Ashland
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

LEXINGTON, KY, April 49,
Sweet Caprice, owned by w. Arnold
Hanger and ridden by F. zufelt,
won the $4,000 Ashland Stake for
3-year-old fillies today, the feature
race at Keeneland.
Carrying lis pounds, she went
the six furlongs in 1925 to whip
Hal Price Headley's Boyle by good
two lengths. M. A. Waldheim's Tav
was third by a nose in a photo
finish.
Sweet Caprice, a double winner
in Florida competition, paid $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50. Boyle paid $3.50
and 81. while Tav paid $10.60 to
show.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Meade Pin Event
On at ARLINGTON

The annual Moe Meade Easter
Handicap for men and women
bowlers will be held today at the
Arlington Recreation starting at
o'clock and continuing to clos
ing time.
1t is a four-game event with
f1rst prize of 500, an entry fee
OF $3.50 and two-thirds handi-
cap based on scratch of 1913.
Bert Lynn won last year.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Weight Lifters Decide
AAU Crowns Today

District AAU weight lifting cham
pionships will be decided today with
competition scheduled for 4 o'clock
at Knights of Pythias Temple.
This is the sixth annual event for
Washington strong men. Champion
ship events will be in classes from
148 pounds to heavyweight.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Woodcock on Woy to u. S.

LONDON, April 13 tP.-Bruce
Woodcock, British heavyweight
champion and Tim Hurst, his man
ager, left Hurn Airport late today
for New York where he will fight
Tami Mauriello in Madison Square
Garden on May l3.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

NEW YORK, N. Y, APRIL l4th-Can
your War experience help you get job?
Here's how CT jobs made peacetime pub
fishers out of two Ex-servicemen. In the
Army, they produced mimeographed
sheet on the care of motors, which devel-
oped into a full fedged picture magazine
read by 100000 CTS. After their dis
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-23
NEWS DIR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF APRIL 26, 1917

owners of new cars: Aldine Diller,
Ernest Zuercher, Levi Grismore, Ed
Keine and Evan Reichenbach, who
purchased a Ford touring car. Now
girls, here's your chance!
John A. Diller and Ed Liable
recently purchased 9 Shorthorn
cattle in Indiana.
What might have been a serious
accident occurred Saturday evening
as Ed Good and daughter Iona were
returning home from Bluffton. An
automobile struck their buggy and
upset them. The horse ran away
after breaking loose from the
demolished buggy. Good and his
daughter escaped with only "a few
scratches.
Emmett Gratz has accepted a
position as special agent with the
Ohio Electric interurban company
with headquarters at Lima.
Miss Louella Geiger left for
Chicago where she will spend three
months in the American conserva.
tory of music.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-23
East Orange

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Criblez and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Marie Wolfiey of Bluffton.
Mrs. Ralph Stager entertained the
ladies of the Dola Missionary society
in her home last Thursday.
Rev. Roy Longennecker, former
pastor, will occupy the pulpit SUM-
day May &c. Rev. Turner will be at
tending the Northern Baptist con-
vention.
Mid-week prayer services this
Wednesday evening in the home of
Rayon Boutwell, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Boutwell, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stager last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Boutwell, and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Long, Sr.
Helen Ann Tripplehorn of Findlay
spent the weak end with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boutwell,.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Boutwell,
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayon Boutwell, and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Sanders, Fred Morris
and son Joe spent Saturday evening
in the r. Boutwell, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlen Gallant of near
Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kimmel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kimmel of
near Bluffton spent Sunday evening
in the B. ]. Boutwell, home. Ray
mond was discharged from the army
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell, and
children Lynn Ray and Lonnie Sue
spent Sunday evening with the Ken
| meth Chidester family near Bluffton.
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