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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
Surrey Rates DeLatUare
As FOrty-Sixth In
Education
Continued from first page)

Thus the unique distinction of
the state is that its combined rank
as to effort and efficiency is lower
than that of any other state" the
authors stated, adding. land since
both of these are so far below aver
aSe, its rank as to accomplishment
is pushed farther downward from
its ability level than is that of any
other state"
The balance sheet of states
points out that Delaware holds
thirty-fOurth place as to accom-
plishment IN education, which is 20
steps below its rank as to ability
and il ranks forty as to the
degree in which it's accomplish
ment measures up to its ability.
Declaring that Delaware's rank
as to overall performances in edu-
cation is 46. the authors assert
that: Here again it breaks a rec
ord with an incredible gap Of Al
points between its position as tn
ability and performance. No other
slate with means so abundant does
SO little in education" they added.
california and Massachusetts
stand nearest to Delaware as to
ability 10 support education but
these two states have an average
rank as to general performance OF
II. which is 80 points above that ol
Delaware. the survey points out.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
DELAWARE FARM
BUREAU NEWS

Sweet potato growers in Della
ware are expected to harvest some
$500 acres this season. Yield per
acre is expected to be about the
same as last year. Average yields
Tor last year We're reported as 1870
bushels per acre-three bushels
more than the 1935-44 average.
Lights in the poultry house
should be started now as the period
of daylight is already short. Poul-
trymen are advised to not wait un-
til production shrinkS and feed CON
sumption drops. Lights can be used
both evening and morning, but the
use of morning lights alone Will
Sive satisfactory results.
One of the purposes of lights is
to lengthen the day for laying birds
and should be started and main
tanned until next spring when natu-
ial daylight provides Il l4-hOur day.
Feed and water should always be
available to the birds when the
lights go on.
T.. p. BraSher. extension hOrticul-
turist for the Delaware Extension
Service cautions growers and gar
Geners TO take extreme care in dis
sing this years crop to prevent
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

cutting and bruising. Sweet pota-
toes should he handled as carefully
and as little as possible from the
time they are dug until they are
marketed. They should never be
thrown loose in a wagon or truck,
or poured into sacks. but should he
carefully placed in storage crates
or hampers as they are picked up.
s.s
Should the price of sweet pOta-
toes drop below the government
support price c. +. Ocheltree, state
director Of the Production and Mar
letting Administration. advises
growers that upon request govern
ment purchases will be made To re-
lieve the market. The sweet potato
support price is $l.40 per bushel
heavy pack L. s. No. l. Mr.. Kenneth
Meredith has been named purchase
representative for the sweet potato
purchase program. He is located in
the Kent County Agricultural Con
servatiOn Program office in Dover.
e.a
Heifers bred for fail freshenin@
should be added TO the dairy herd
TWO months before freshening
These hcifers should receive the
same care and attention as the
COWS in milk. cold, damp weather
short pastures and excessive eX.
poSure cause heiferS to become thiT
and in poor condition for freshen
ing
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
VIII Dissolve State
Guard On Janauru I
CONTINUED from first page)

nounced a series of tactical man
epvers to be held the next two
months and discussed the training
program for the rest of the year.
Rinard Praises Men
Brlgadier-General Paul r. Rim
ara. adJutant of Delaware. praised
the group for its work and said he
= was pleased with the organization.
He said the Guard had faced many
problems in the past. and will prob
ably face more in the future. but
he felt confident that it would be
able TO work them out
Plans for small-bOre rifle
match. to be concluded on Friday.
December 20, were also discussed.
individual prizes will be awarded
the winners.
Major James Warner Bellah.
plans and training officer. and Ma
lor Ralph Buckalew. adiutant. eX-
planned Il series of security prob
lens TO be held next month. The
first will be held November ;. by
Company G at Newark The series
will end December /, when Com
panieS a and f, the Grenadiers. anC
the Medical Detachment partici
pate in a problem in Wilmington.
Other speakers included Major
j. Holland Prettyman. commanding
officer of the First Battalion; Majol
Walter Deputy. commanding Off
Ger of the Second Battalion; Majo
Leroy w Lowe. quartermaSter
Lieutenant-C Olonel Victor Clark
executive officer. and Captain {
Layton Allen. administrative off
Ger.
State inspection of the vaIiOu
units will start next month. 1t wa
suggested that the winning com
pany be designated as the colo
guard for the regiment during tn
parade An extra point will be @il
on the company for every man VIII
has been awarded the eXpel
guardsman badge The inspcctiO
will be made by Colonel Ileinel an
his staff.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

Delaware farmers have until De-
cember 81 to carry out their farm
conservation practices under the
1896 Agricultural Conservation
Program Farmers participating in
this program are urged by c. f.
Ocheltree, state director of the Pro-
duction and Marketing Administra-
ton. to carry through to compile
tion as many of the practices listed
cu THEN individual farm plans as
possible.
Under this years program. pur-
chases may still be made of lime
and fertilizer with commercial
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

companies until the end of this
year for credit toward that part of
the conservation plan.
With legume seed in scarce sup
ply. trainers are reminded, too, that
bonus of nine cents per pound
viii be paid for clean clover seed
put into commercial channels by
December | This is in addition to
the market price for the seed and
the payment of $3.50 per acre up to
10 acres for the growing of this soil
conserving crop.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Gellens of
Milford, are the proud parents OF
baby girl. born on Sunday in the
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

Classified Ads get results
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Ohlas projevu p~residenta
BeneSe.

Praha (CTK) V elsie de-
niku "Prace" z 20. srpna je ko-
mentar par1zskeho zpravoda-
je tohoto listu Maxima Bernar-
da, ktery p1se:
Zohlasu nedeln1ho a dneS-
nfho tisku pTichazf jake ma "a
volanou projev p~residenta DIR.
Edvarda BeneSe otisteny V
DAILY Mail", v L'Ordre a Get
nych americkych listech. Moe
nym dojmem zapdsobilo tvrze-
nj presidena Benese, re kazda
dzemnf zmena We prospech sa-
telity Osy, Madarska, by byla
navratem k politice Mnichova.
"Nikdo v Ceskoslovensku =
prohlasil president Benes =
by n~esvolil k tomu, ably Sc nase
zeme dala ma cestu tie politiky,
ktera by vedla k novemu mnl-
chovskemu chirurgickemu "a
kroku, proveden6mu ma tele
Ceskoslovenska."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Chodska narodni pouf
u Vavrinecka.

Praha (GTK) " ned6li,
II. srpna byla poradana u sv.
VavTineCka v Domazlic1ch
chodska narodni pout. Ucast-
Mill Sc il cetn1 oficialnf hoste,
mezi mimi nam6stek precisely
vlady DIR. Petr Zenkl, prazsky
primator DIR. Vacek, zastupci
armady a dradd a zastupci a.
merick6 armady. Slavnostni
Fazani u sv. VavTinecka pro-
nesl Monsignor Tyllnek. Rekl
mimo jine:
eco utrpeni spojilo, nesmi
svoboda rozvracet, nybrz mu-
81 jeSt6 vice spojovat."
Odpoledne promluvil V Do
mazlic1ch ma sokolskem sletis-
ii dr.. Petr Zenkl. Zminil sc 0
pozadavku Ceskoslovenska, a.
by hranice nebyla naprlste We
dena 20 hrebenech hor, nybrz
pc jejich dpat1 ma n6mecke
stran6. V budoucnosti ucini-
me radi vse- fekl DIR. Zenkl-
ably Sc nikdy neopakovaly hrd-
zy mnichovsk6 porazky. Ones
aada republika oddanou las
ku, v6rnost k tis1ciletemu de.
dictvf a zejmena vytrvaloU
praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

hlldka narodopisneho musea
potvrdila nam bohatost a roz-
manifest lidoveho umenf.
Jeste nam zbyvala poslednf
etapa cesty, Vr1tky, Kralova-
ny, Doln1 Kub1n, odkud jsme
zamysleli zajezd ma Oravsko.
Do Kubina prijeli jsme ma noe,
neoznameni, bez noclehu, bez
dopravnlho prostredku. Co
mas zde cekalo, musfme 81 ne
chat az ma pf1ste, ponevadz
obcane kub1nstl a stradajici
Oravsko zasluhuji 81 novou a
dlouhou kapitolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
z Rumunska Sc pFihlasilo ma
10000 CechoslovakHH ma
president do CSR.

Praha (CTK) - Zacatkem
srpna odjeli zastupci os1dlova-
chic 1Tadu pro Slovensko do
3umunskeho pT1stavu Oradea
Mare, ably tam vykonali vsech-
ny prace souvisej1c1 S praktic-
kym proveden1m pTesfdlenfm
SlovakG a CechG z Rumunska
do Ceskoslovenska. Die pred
b6zneho soupisu pTihlasilo sc
ma president ash 100000 Slova-
XII a CechG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
zde v ddoll strhla sc velka tan
knua hitua

zde v 1doli strhla sc velka tan
kova bitva.
Zivot vraci Sc do ~povstalec-
Ike doliny. Lezenst1 hoste test
Sc z dobre pohody, avsak mi
nulost media Sc zcela zaplasit.
lined "a Sliaci u osady Krem-
nicky, pri silnici u lesa je hro-
madny hrob 536 obcanG, ktere
Nemci nahnali "a mesto, jake
kdysi panstvo dalo 81 nadha-
net EVER, a tam povrazdili mu-
re, zeny i deti.
Do Banske Bystrice nen1 da-
ieko. Toto .malebne slovenske
mesto stale Sc sldlem p~ovstal-
CT, coz doctete sc z napis1 ma
domech oznacuj1c1ch tehdejs1
1rady povernictva, slovenske
narodn1 rady, hlavnfho stabu
partyzand a vojska. Zde tez
byly vysllacf STANCE, vydavaly
Sc noviny "Bojovnik", cas-,
atd. Byl to r%ozcilujlcf mes1c
plny nadeje, pax nasledoval
rychly neodvratny spad. Ban
ska Bystrica byla obsazena
Nemci a slovenske vojsko S par
tyzany ustupovalo rychle do
nor, spania dolinou. Ma name
stf pomn1k Sovetd je pamatn1-
KEN osvobozenf mesta.
Pro nas1 spolecnost stala sc
Banska Bystrica pamatnou tez
tim, re auto Sc odporoucelo, re
mechanic v garazi vyzadal 81
diva tydny casu ma spravku a
Re nebylo pro mas v hotelu mi
sta. slapali jsme 81 to pc me-
ste, hledali bez1celne pfedse-
du narodnfho vyboru, avsak
vynalezavy DIR. Magdolen nj
jak Sc medal odradit. Zakle-
pal u vrat sirotcince sv. Alzbe-
ty a byl vyslysen. Predstave-
ma laskave Sc uvolila j1t S Mani
do nalezince a s%irotcince Vim
centinum, kde sestricky pri-
pravily nocleh pro ctyTi zna-
vene %poutn1ky.
Vincentinum bylo usetreno
valecne zkazy, avsak budovy
sv. Alzbety znacne utrpely,
jedna dokonce byla zcela mi
cena, take sprava rychle u
pravuje kde jaky byt, ably mo
hla prijmout nejnalehavejsl
pripady.' Staraj1 sc O $50 det1
a dekujl akci UNRRY "a bali
ky satstva a potravin.
A Ease ten stejny stesk. Vdo-
Wy pc partyzanech a mulch,
odvlecenych Nemci, prosf ses-
tricky, ably prijaly siroty; Hla-
sila sc nam Julie Ondrejkova,
rozena Tamasi; hleda bratran
ce a sestTenici, Karola Homa-
sy (Tamasi) a Annu Palmer
Gejza, oba v Durant City, Pa.
PAX bylo nutno cestu impro-
!visovat, z mista ma mlsto au-
tenn, vlakem, jeepem a spole-
hat ma stestenu a dra. Magdo-
lena. Do Turcanskeho Sv.
Martina pokracovali jsme "a
DGicenVm autem pfekrasnou
trait pres horstvo. Zde "a ce-
skoslovenske republiky byla
vybudovana zeleznicn1 trait
nakladna poctem tunelG.
Zastavka v zamku pc grofu
Hubanyi v Mosovci poucila
mas O pokroku dolby. Velka
budova a rozlehly park Sc sta
letymi stromy a pohledem ma
hory ozyva Sc nyn1 detskym
stebetanim. Madarske pan
stvo bylo vystehovano a slo-
venske deti Sc zde zotavuji v
ozdravovnach z nasledk1 val
ky. Az mas vzdy zarazelo, jak
jsou deti zpGsobne a nepodob-
ne americke mladezi, preky-
Duiicf energil, samostatnost1 z
dobre vyzivy a svobodneho
zitf.
Costa s prekazkami a dlou-
hym cekan1m ma vlakOve spo-
jenf s Oravou odmenila sc nam
p1ldenni zastavkou v Turc.
ISv. MARITIME, z nejprlvetivej-
Isich NEST. Co mt schazl ma
velikosti nahrazuje m1stnim
p1vabem a snahou O lepsl. Pro
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
mleko, donna peceny chleb

mleko, donna peceny chleb a
slaninu.
Rano Sc k nam hlasila "a
mestnankyne Alzbeta Illisova.
Jejf tragicky prfpad je typic-
ky. Zena hleda sveho muze.
Co vdov a sirotk1 ma Sloven-
sko, CO muz1 odvlecenych, ne
zvestnych, pobitych, nevf Sc
kde a kdy! Nenf jeste Stats
tik, ale tislcovky zjistenych
pripadn rostou. Pavel Ills, ma
rozeny rs. ledna 1912 v Tekov
sky F1s, zamecn1k v Levici, byl
sebran Nemci, kdyz tahla tu-
dy fronta v prosinci 1914. Ten
krate no videla zena naposle-
dy, cd te dolby nema cd neho
ami O mem nejmensf zpravy.
zena zije s dvema detmi v Oil
chove, ceka, shan1 Sc pc zpra-
vach, ale pta Sc nadarmo. =
"Tata Sc nevrac1" je ozvenou
tisice a tisfce otazek sloven-
skych sirotk1.
V Olichove konc1 1rodna ro-
vina a zaclnaji hory. Costa
nase vedla kolem hronskeho
Sv. Benedika, kde je chovana
relikvie, roucho S Kristovou
krvi. Prvni nase zastavka by
la v Move Bani, starem mestec-
ku, vkllnenem v zelene horske
uzlabine, zchudlem cd te do
by, CO stribrna ruda byla te-
mer vycerpana. Leckde jsou
videt We skalach otvory do sa-
Chef a jeste dnes Sc v okoli do
luje str1bro, ale dolovanl Sc Jiz
nevyplaci.
NejdGlezitejsim podnikem
ie tovarna Sandrik, jej1z znac-
ka ma kuchynskem a stolnim
naradl je svetoznama. Vyro-
ba nachazi odbyt v cizine, jsou
tn velke objednavky z Brazil
lie a odjinud, take 725 "a
mestnancG ami nestaci. Nebyt
tohoto podniku prepadla by O.
byvatelstvo bfda, ponevadz
lid pochaz1 z horskych obcf,
kde veskera 1roda je jenom z
,naleho udol1cka. Koldokola
len srazne strane, kde dfevo-
rubstvf je jedinym vydelkem.
Sprava podniku vypravela
vdecne O akci UNRRY, ktera
dodala v zine bal1ky potravin.
I pred valkou byl zde nedosta-
tex mleka, ktereho Sc dovaze-
10 $50 litru denne. Ones je tn
nejen nedostatek mleka, ale i
tuknI a satstva. STAY odevu sc
Size zlepsil, ponevadz i tom
to vypomohla UNRRA, ale ro-
diny jsou pocetne, take po-
tfeba nen1 kryta.
o CO je kraj chudsi, tim bo-
hatsf je ma pohled. Kopce mo-
hutnely, silnice stale vice stou-
pala v klickach az prestoupili
jsme vrchol 1000 metrG. PAX
Ease jsme sestupovali az jsme
dorazili do Banske Stiavnice.
Pred mestem ma zelenem kop-
eli stoj1 proslaveny poutn1
chram, znamy z obrazG i pla-
kat1 v Praze.
We meste bylo neobycejne
1.-Two. Nen1 mic tax neodolatel-
neho pro fotografa jake ven
kovsky trh. Ac spravce musea
ukazoval nam mnoho historic
kych pamatek re slavnych dn1
banskeho %blahobytu, vyhlizeli
jsme Sc zajmem sp1se z oxen
ma 1--WE obrazy pod Mani ma
nemest1. Pred polednem pobf-
hall jsme S fotografickymi a.
paraty, dokud venkovane sc
n~evytratili "a svym odpocin-
KEN a navratem.
Udolfm Hronu z Banske Sti-
avnice vede costa zaznamena-
ma dejinami partyzanskym po-
vstanfm. Podel SLIME vsude
jsou jeste stopy pc boji, zako-
py, paste ma tanky, rozborene
mostly, trosky letadel a valec-
nych zbranf. I lame Sliac ma
1patf sveho krasneho kopce
staly Sc bojistem. Ma nedale-
KEN letisti "Tri duby" Rusove
dodavali partyzan1m zbrane a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
VStrna smrSf ma Pardubicku.


Praha (CTK) = V fiery, 6.
srpna pc pate iodine odpoled-
nj prosla severn1m krajem par
dubickeho okresu v6trna smrst
Ktera postihla nejv1ce obec
Prady. Smetla 1plne devet
hospodarskych usedlost1 a po-
Skodila Tadu domkd. Znicila
take 13 hektard lesa obce Xii
Gene a SIS hektar6 lesa mesta
Lame Bohdanec. Skoda je
znacna. Do obce Prady byla
povolana vojenska posadka z
PTelouce, ktera Sc 1castnila
zachrannych prac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Rritsky poslanec Green o pan
kracke katovne.

Praha (GTK) = Poole "Pra-
Va lidu' Labouristicky posla-
nee Green fekl o pankracke
Fatovn6: "Kazdy britsky OBJ
2an by mel toto m1sto shield
rout. adv pochopil kalvarii
TreF6ho naroda ma nemecke O.
kupace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

P~filezitost k postupu. stale do
bre zamsstnAni. Podrobnosti
Vam sdslf nejblizsf odvodni
STANCE u. S. Armady.
Evening star., 1946-07-05
Pro Football Soon to Horn in on Diamond Come

nova football prospects recently,
Coach Jordan Olivar, who had
been an honor student in his
undergraduate days, said: "If
they're not smart enough to pass
college courses, they're not smart
enough to play college football"
Shorts and Shells-Transfer Of
the Salem, Va, franchise in the
Blue Ridge League to Lenoir,
N. c., gives the Tar Heel State
80 clubs in organized baseball.
Ivan Schottel Qike bottle), win
ner of the Allied games discus
throw last year and an outstand-
ing pro grid prospect, failed to
qualify in his speciality in the
recent Missouri Valley track
meet. He got good distance but
poor direction. Maybe he should
have tried the Schottel put. Senor
Jorge Pasquel, Mexican League
boss who took Mickey Ovens
place as manager Of one of the
clubs, also is author of a piece on
his circuit in True Magazine.
Versatile guy. When a horse
named Villanova won at Della
ware Park recently and paid
$3.50, no one in the athletic
department was on 1t. but
Evening star., 1946-07-05
Pavot in 100000 Loi
After Win at Suffolk
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, July 5.-Walter M. JEFF
ford's 4-year-old Pavot today was
one Of the turf's select circle of
$500 900 winners as a result of his
decisive triumph in the 18th running
of the 50,000-added Massachusetts,
Handicap at Suffolk Downs.
Before holiday crowd of 35,569,
which made him the second choice
in an 11-horse field, that speedy
brown son of Case Ace trounced Mrs.
C. P. Amodie's Dinner Party by
~ lengths while running a mile
and an eighth in 1898.
w. L. Brann's Gallorette, only
filly to start and a 81 favorite,
showed 21a lengths in back of Dinner
Party and about the same distance
ahead of M. Wexler's Plebiscite.
Pavot, who won the $25 900 May
flower stake here two years ago as
an unbeaten juvenile, was perfectly
rated by Jockey Arnold Kirkland.
Pavot collected the winners share of
$47, ,750, which boosted his lifetime
earnings to $324,115.
He paid $7.20, $40 and $3.50.
Dinner Party paid $500 and 1920
while running coupled with Elmo T.
Gallorette returned $3.50 for show.
Evening star., 1946-07-05

x. Amick. last shot in the cup on the 10th
cup; c. w stoddard, 5 feet from the 10Th
cup; Cody Egli, feet from the 10th
cup on the 10th hole, on inside 9 tourna-
ment. Driving contest)-Merrell Whit
tlesey. 240-yard average, 3 drives; sec
ond, A, G: Bauer 210. pitching and
puttins)-Men-J. S. Plummer; Women
Mrs. Cody Egli.
WASHINGTON AVIATION (ouarterf,-
nails, mixed scotch foursome match play
tournament)-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fitch def
Cmdr. and Mrs. L. E. Yoder. 3 and 2;
Marian Hull and Cmdr. W. T. Tarrant def
Ruth Campbell and Dave Sherman. 8 and
q; Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Waters def Florence
Ulrich and L. H. Roberts. and 2; one
match to be played later.
PRINCE GEORGES T1as tournament)-
W. D. Wagner. H D. Haipin and Harold
Huddlesdon finished in that order with
tee shots down the Goth fairway Four tied
shots in the i9th cup. George Houff, j. W
Taliafero, r. A.. Byers and Joe Balestri
yards. one ball: Steve Dulin, 2S5. ZAP
proac ching contest,-Arthur Woodside
1puttins)--,Arnold Prada. II puts; Edgis
johnson, IS.
KENWOOD fKenwood Derby,-Entries
closed last night for the best ball foursoms
event with 40 foursomes paired and award
ed starting times for Sunday. Prizes will
be $500 in savings bonds and stamps in
four classes. Players will use "a handicap
Evening star., 1946-07-05
D. G. Net Tourney a Scramble
As All Fovorites Are Erased

ieat.d Men. IS; aGe; ~ e1: :'fse5s Reysl De- de-
defeated Curtiss, 81, 6-.
Doubles.
Preliminary round-Grady-Powers de-
feated Jones-Penick. 2-6, 6-1, 6-3.
First round--smith-F -Farrin defeated
Spencer-seisht, 60, 81; keiles-Rubin
by dstsu
sarner by default: Helfrich- Smith defeated
Cook Beall by default; Bensinser -McNair
defeated de-. @ GradysPowers los, IS. q;
6-4; Heisken- Bassett defeated Galbreath.
defeated Hackney-o'Brien 6"s sM4 A
Walker-Moore defeated Burgess-william
Second roundasmith- Farrin defeated
Payitt defeated Keiles-Rubin, So. 6w3;
Fisher.Bentley defeated curran-Cowan.
g.; %, e.; Johnsen-Adair defeated
s.ntl ssnsnser,MeNsir s:l.slss sMs q Frank
g: Royal-McCarroll defeated Covington-
Boykin, 7-5. 4-6. 6-4; Ritzenbers-
Powell defeated Walker-Moore, 6-3, 60.
Quarter -fna ls--Smith-F Fsrrin defeated
Dupham-Pavitt, SIS. Ga.
ToDAY's PAIRINGs.
SINGLES.
1890 a.m.-Royal VS.. Dreyer
$50 p p.m.-keiles VS.. Ritzenberg.
Doubles
c, 1:15 pm.-Fisher-Bentley VS.. curran-
pm.-smith-Fa VS.. winner Fisher
Bentley VS.. Curran-Cowan match; Royal
McCarroll VS.. Ritzenberg-Powen
go -Adair VS.. Frank
Evening star., 1946-07-05
Old Harry Favored
Al Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
5.-Mrs. E. P. Whites Old Harry,
5-year-old bay gelded son of Grand
Time and Thelka, already a winner
of three races, comes up the even
money favorite for the $1,000 Shen-
andoah, seven-eighths feature. this
despite the fact he is meeting a
smart field.
Old Harry's opposition include
Erato, Pearl H, Titan. Foot Soldier,
Doctors Mite, Walter Light and
Gray Moose. All have trained well
and they should cause the public
choice to run better than 1926 for
the distance.
Yesterdays capacity crowd start
ed arriving as early as 10 am The
SRO sign was out before noon and
those fans arriving as late as pm,
half hour before post time, had to
cross the track into the centerfield
for places OF vantage, or miss the
running of the events entirely.
The crowd was so large that the
wagering departments were jammed
This kept the days play from reach
ing the $400, 900 mark, which would
have been an all-time high for this
State.
Evening star., 1946-07-05
Holiday Golf Tourney Results

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Evening star., 1946-07-05

The mems District tennis cham
pionship tournament at Edgemoore
Club, down to the semifinals, is on
4 take-your- choice basis from here
in with none of the early favorites
remaining. The upset-a-day style
which has marked the tourney from
the start produced Capt. Art. Dreyer
as 6-1, 6-4 winner yesterday
over third-seeded John Curtiss.
Along the same line was the
elimination of Phil Nef1, who upset
Barney Welsh in the first round.
Welsh was unseeded but imme-
diately became favorite when he
filed a post entry, and almost as
rapidly he bowed out to Neff. Neff
left yesterday when Allie Ritzen-
berg won a three-setter, Is, 2-6,
64.
Other favorites who went out
earlier this week were flrst-seeded
Buddy Adair, loser on Tuesday,
and second-seeded Frank Dunham,
who was erased on Monday
Today's semiflnal pairings sent
Doyle Royal against Dreyer in a
morning match, with Ritzenberg
facing Alex Keiles in a late after
noon match.
Third round-Nef defeated Reynolds,
Quarter-finals-KeiIes defeated Rice.