davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-08

FIRST RAcE-purse, $1,000; claiming;
sssyear,oids ssy Iho s ana UPWARD; miles %,
ascoss re- AR' assS !sasssSrish0 400 scS ssS Sae ae
Gus G. tcook) go
SECOND RAcE-purs.. $4,000; claim.
lnS; Tai.ca ayeas.4,ds Tws.P and upwsrd tarlongs
5ssy 5st Iasssss5 sssss eBa.ham, e0 es6S s6o 3sseS 3sS
5oH 5sHRGpPsF s. s.E Rst ssss ss5las ks:s Ess
Dude We and Whiteford Tet
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
Han AtSt1 Eso panG hoa UP fur,esss sso 4ao 400
MISS Obehan tGook) 500 400
Pink CHANCE tHighley) $50
Also ran-kindly Miss. Bolo Pat Atre-
bla' Gomel. Petrose Girl.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; allow
sheeS: ns: S-ysmar.9lds; mc.; furlongs.
a SENT 41mt. NICHOLAS Yss 1Arcaro) $50
. Aiso rsn--war Sick, Try Ike. Last Kiss,
Brown Hotel Stable entry.
st.Fs,! SIrTH n,.. EAcEnhs s;o daS s.shfsrd Manor
'Sui fHrionpss psise' Sio'ooo added; 2-ysar-oids;
q Old Tom Duff 300 $50 Q 90
b Curtice (Arcaro1 3f30 . al
oh Black Sambo Baird $40
oh Shadowstart fMadden) 4.2O
Time, 1:003s.
Also ran--Cross Wise, Air Arm. Teddies
imp, Spurchase, b Feudin Fightin, Bolin-
so. r. woodward and Thomas Gray
b Mrs. Emil Denemark entry.
oh Dead heat for show.
SIXTH RAcE---rurse, $4,000; claiming:
3-year-olds: 1 mile
Macks First tJames) 1o.40 o20 400
Copa Crest tWest) 1000 480
Bonnyvale tCook) 8 90
Also ran@chance Voyage, Jatak Tin
tFor seventh race. seeeKentucky Derby
chart on drst sports page)
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward furlongs.
Thunder Hoof tWickel $50 $50. $40
Duckberry lCartwrisho 4.40 $50
Also ran-wiisktiger Impersonator. Nun,
Outskirts, Miss Tartan and Fourth Degree.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
smslies 4yssrolds swsst, snd upward; s mlies @ aso
Cleo Lady tWickeD 4.20
Time, 1:492s.
Also ran-Lieut. Dan Dark Heather,
Director, Greenock Image and TRANQUIL
Tide.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Comiskey, Brothers
Primed for Feature
Battle Tomorrow

Liberty A. C. puts on its frs,
outdoor ight program Of the
summer season tomorrow night al
Grifith Stadium with Promoter
Goldie Ahearn presenting a
heavyweight bout as his main
event. The l0-rounder pits Pat
Comiskey. a hard-hitting giant
from New Jersey. against Elkins
Brothers, another hard-hitter
from Washington.
Brothers has youth possibly in
his favor. being % years old 70
Comiskey's 20. but otherwise
everything points to Comiskey. His
punching prowess is attested by
a long string of knockouts and
he's being quoted as much as q
81 favorite. Both have been ac-
tive around the fight circuit re-
Gently, and in workouts at Liberty
A. c. last week appeared in good
shape.
Performed Here Against Louis.
Comiskey showed here last Sep
tember in a six-round exhibition
against Joe Louis. He also worked
against Louis in an exhibition
in Paterson, N. j.. and otherwise
won seven bouts, six by knockout,
while dropping three during 1948.
Brothers was as active with the
exception that he fought no ex-
hibitions against the champ. In
IL outings last year he won 10,
six by knockout. He decisioned
Roy Taylor on the Comiskey-
Louis card, and in Uline Arena
bouts knocked out Willie Cham
pion in the second round and
decisioned Joe Lindsey. In his
most recent fight he decisioned
Billy Guy in an eight-round slug
fest in Philadelphia.
Blackwo0d Faces Muriel.
Sharing interest with this
heavyweight battle is the 10-round
middleweight fuss that brings out
Joe Blackwood of Washington
against Roger Muriel. 2l-year -old
New Jersey fighter who went un-
defeated last year. Blackwood
won four bouts at Turner's Arena
during the winter.
Two former local amateur
champs are on the supporting
card. Roland Randall, who
slugged his way to the Golden
Gloves middleweight title. turns
pro in a f1ve-rounder against Ju-
lian Keene. and Leon Daughtry,
the Golden Gloves welter champ.
makes his second pro start against
AL Harris. Both are five-rounders
The opening four is between
Ralph Gonzales and Tuney Jones,
welterweights.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Dart By Sets Pace
For StabIemate;;
Contest Is Second
kx the A.soeiated Press

BALTIMORE, May Brook
meade Stable pulled a familiar
one-two punch today in sending
out Chains to win the 45th run
ming of the Dixie Handicap at
Pimlico.
Trainer p. M. Burch had Dart
BY. low weight among the nine
starters. 60 out and set stiff
early pace in the mile and
three-sixteenths race. Stablemate
Chains. never worse than fourth
came on at the three-quarter pole
to take the lead and win by q
length and half.
King Ranch's Contest and
Henry Straus' Plaster staged a
battle for second place with the
former getting the photo decision
by a nose.
The 4-year-old Chains, coming
of a second in last Saturdays
Havre de Grace Handicap, picked
up $21 $50 for Mrs. Isabelle Dodge
Sloan. His hackers got $3.50 for
81.
The time of 1855 was only
one fifth of a second of the record
for the track which had been
dampened by showers.
The crowd Of 14,634 installed
Calumet Farms Faultless as the
favorite, but the 1947 Preakness
winner wound up a well-beaten
sixth.
Calumet had won four Dixie
Handicaps. but kept the current
stable star, Coaltown, out of to-
days race in protest to his as
signed 1856 pounds. Faultless and
Plaster were top weights in the
starting field with 100.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
.Corson-Gruman Team
Wins Pitching Duel

Calvin Bryant and Bert Kaden
hooked up in mid-season mound
duel yesterday as Corson and
Gruman edged Georgetown Blues,
4-3. in a Junior B Boys Club
League game. Each allowed only
four hits and Bryant, the winner,
struck out II batters to nine for
Kaden. %Shortstop Winton Davis
connected for two of the Blues
hits.
In other Junior B games, Peo-
Piles Drugs swamped Edmonds
1912, and Merrick defeated Alex
andria B." 8-3.
Midget League results:
Alexandria a.. 10; Georgetown Grays
o: Washington Four. IS; Alexandria ''B,
Z; Murphys ESQ. 49, Maloney. 8; Bar
ney House. ID; Trinidad, 4.
Junior Glass A.
Takoma. u Auto-Row. 0: sealtest Mix
10; Barney House, s; Alexandria "A.
Is: Wheelers, 3.
Senior class.
GEORGETOWN, Q: May Hardware, Q; Bar
ney House, g.; Federal Storage, 8 ttie)
Eastern Branch. 5: Hapoleon's Restaurant.
4; Del-Ray-Edwards Shoes tcalled in
fourth because OF rain).
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Frenchmun TKO'd
By Cerdun in 4th
by The Assoeioisd Press

CASABLANCA, May T.
Middleweight Champion Marcel
Cerdan tonight stopped Lucien
Krawczyk of France in four
rounds of a nontitle fight to-
night. KrawcZyk's handlers
threw in the towel at the end
of the fourth round.
Each weighed 164.
Cerdan narrowly defeated
Krawczyk, a southpaw. a year
and a half ago in Paris.
Tonight's rematch in Cerdan's
hometown drew approximately
$4,000 fans in a new outdoor
arena with receipts estimated
at $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Soccer Champs Clash
In Second of Series

Sugar Radio. champion of the
Washington and Suburban Soccer
League will meet the Ridgely
Club. champion of the Eastern
Shore League in the second OF a
3-game series today. 2::30 pm, at
Rosedale Fairgrounds. The Ra-
diomen won the first game, 80.
The teams are playing for the cup
presented by w and s. League
President Eric Langford.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Belmont Park Results
D. re Aasexsuass p.eAs

FIRST RAcE-Pssss 81 ssse. =aaesaS
2-ysAE-eles. s's ssFlaaks tws5sasF
s.,Is Mr. 1se:s't ,...,, .P.,s9, asss ,sss =
shes Pace ,ETssEssaI ="
siss '' ras3sss..pss+rr, cex.ss,. p.,,.
s.as;- sYossaES A1sss. sosea s:as Ga
Elas s9a 9Ssst. Rep TTask- fFSston-
80 g SAncersss' satE',
SECOND RAcE-Futs<, - sas, elAGa-
IrE, s-yeAg-aies and IL tafssnsk
TTcp P.iet ,pelshensaays1 200 go "
M.yss. Rlsy sDss vsschis' Sis
Also ran-Hornsape. Lets Dance. Yasii
THIRD RACE-Purxe 81 asau hatclss
allowances 5-ysaf-elds AEe N seeas n.
s.s,s. s.lssiis ssss:, ts:ss';'' i's' :sSS s.s s.s
AYeeAt tFltss 3To
a Pegasus Il, RIss-io- Foliox.
ap, DSorcjadEe entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Tne Fashion STAKE.
pnrss, $1,000 added s-year-olds a.
inrlongs tWldsnsr course
s.a ss.s . ffs,ss En.ss ,qssIs, tE1s,is $40 sS
High Frequency Clark 44e
Time, o5lss.
Also ran--Tunie, Larins, AAekls. Scotch
Wine.
FIFTH RAcE-PurSe. S3 500. allow
anrea. 3-yeAr-olasi o fur.ensS,
Lorraine tGormAnl $50 $40 so
Askalot tDaniSii $50 40
Night Game tClAEkl so
Also 0whirlimysts. Copper Hill.
Maruca and Aliesrrie.
SIXTH RAcE-The Swift Stakes. purse.
81 900 added 3-yeaT -olas; furioaES
Blue Lancer tSehmidD IL 20 $50 40
Curanoero tGormanl 80 10
Galioping Gus Clark : 40
Time. ,e4as.
Also ran-a Mirabeaa. Arise. Discen =
soIate. Parliament, a AlEsxsr and Danhersl
al. s. PhippS-Mrs. r. A Clark entry
SEVENTH RAcE--Purses 81 800, claim
ins; 4-yeaI-olds and upward, ls miles
Peacelsw tPerezl ESQ $50 40
Flaming Lady 1Gormanl $40 > 40
Althird tGuerinl s4o
Also ran@chips Down. croesus. Dismal
Key.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 80 500; claim
lns; 4-@yesr-oids @ and upward: =. mites.
Mishty Master Clark $50 ! ~
Elastic (DelahouSsayel 40
Also ran-Haile. AL Along. Oxford Blu.
and Tick Out
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Sorden Stote Results
D. - AsseGws~& a ss~x.

yrss- sACE~ rss~ " kea ss.amas4
t-s~ss~s3Aa aas - sSsaBsss
ssts cssstsss $50 tss -. sas
csA.a Ssss sssssamss s@
sssa sas-- sse N.aa ssS-a Hasass sssss
sRgysNn sAcx rsssss ~ ss~s sa.sm,
80 Sstsss~sssa . ts1aassEs
hes.a ss'ss..s So y $780,. = e
BE. lssf sSss"ss' SO
r,s 80 49, - ', ss. 49, Sa's' S@"S~Fs
ansass sseSass SD stA s8
rsiKp s.e1-rusrs y - ss.=@sss
Sra wesf ssssAnss1 IL es ss
se9Ess tana>ss A. ~
49, 4l.s.' | {. TIA 's''
alsa sas--~1as sAAaer RsssAs a.svsw
ssalss Mar l@s. kssEesassA sA@ssss
rocsra R.es~rs,r - s.,s. .as.,
e. 49, A,,sss IS 49, g., n SsA -.
S1ss % ssssssa 'ss4ss.u s,s - 80
Asss sc r.s.1Sr..s.s.rs Raa..~ -. -.
ssn- r.ssss, asSaSss-s I4s, AZ. sss .ss
rSsss u 90 .assa ss s,s.s.s.s. e a.na's.s ssa
ocean erasf tMssTssasA ses sac oa
Iyls~a FAantef.t ~ -
ia the Pima ,kVssas ~
Tlms~ 1885,
AAse rsn-AAs Sysee4s R&rpszt ~
sEs wtsh sss kss4saa ssRE5As fac4
Aiiexls ssa4lo~, kEs~nISA A4&sst .ha
" sw' ! csssaa and A cs,.sa .a,s,
SIXTH kAcE~~sarss - tsse abaew-
Aases3 a~yssf-aset aas sFsAEs A.
crf vAhass sstfanss, ssa taa ea
HASH Na2nt tSnsiltHssi 4U g.
GaspAtfls tMsAftkssl -
Alse rsa-ofsy wSsraf s@aeR rrgp~g
ane FSiaE T&gk-
SkVH7A RACE -- PaFse - Apa
e3santns. &~FtaF~ases and EEssza J..
niles
snar, BAD. si<s.,, 1889 $50 SO
Cherish tHsEsssstglb 80
Alse fsn~~Aiasrftt q kssal hAss aFaa
Pzseen Nasahss RamAAetF, Ass&sk ast
Ane On tss River
celsats Farms sns @esaiYn Sahss
Entgy,
Ei6HTN RACE~-Pagss - Atsa saa.m,
los s-yesf-sla ana upsAfa ~. mi4ss
SArswak tkAnscfes a8 - So
sneb Tourist sstFaastt z - So
Art Brown tshgk, Sc
AisS rsn-~Rviop. Bel caspess. csss
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Veterans Net Tourney
Winds Up Tomorrow

The table tennis tournament be-
tween patients at Forest Glenn
and Walter Reed Hospital winds
up at 7:30 pm, tomorrow at
Walter Reed.
Following the tourney windup.
exhibitions will be played between
Jimmy Shea, District doubles
champ. against Hal Greene. and
Jane Stauffer. local women s
champ. against Pauline Robinson
OF New York City.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Groys Foce Greensboro
In DoubIe-Heuder Toduy

The Greensboro Red Wings
make their first appearance in
Washington this afternoon, play
ing the Washington Homestead
Grays in a Negro American As
sociation baseball double-header
at 2 o'clock at Griffith Stadium
The Red Wings won their open
ing game last Sunday over Win
ston-Salem Giants, 4-3.
Lefthander Cecil Kaiser and
Red Fields, a Manassas prodhct,
are slated as Grays pitchers.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
CYO eoseboll Scores

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y AaH 81 SAsfvs atAFy 49,
gIs&kst - AtFss ~ es&ss = is
- TsfsGze AA*ssE, 9 81 .tA@Rs q
Casup8s
smtFEass94sts e@sa y svAaSA a4Ssaa4ss,& s.
- hsFass@safr A. yaahfes =
Ca ads 81 NsEsaEs g. @Hsa
May e
oit3 = faasa. ssttea ~ 9.ars he o.
TsFssA
Evening star., 1949-05-08
PimIico Results
5y the ks,oeiotsd Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claiming;
fsn.y.o. hs1y A.n nMsse1so.r, sse.s $50 a52c & 1S SS
Time. 1:i2ss. -
os: A:o Lols 6s1sn Bse Scandal ansG' Biz g.
vittore. Billy Larkmead, Cedar Brand.
r.E sDsosD aacEfSTss fSTsn.s sa6oo' claim
Broad Cross (Kirkl 1000 $50 go
Loving Robert ,tsSsl1} t9lsh, 7'so 1s29 s.29
Baby, Real when. Harpist, Star Craft,
Stroll tpsily dosd,nf boaSle Sfle'i paid sss'so3
THIRD RAcE-purse. $4,000; maidens;
Bic Bar 5Breen) $40 $50 $50
slice aoiiber0 $50
Also s; r;.nIchal Glass. Briar Bay, Thrifts
Pet. c Idle Memory. Patty Eoek, AISert p,
Mae. Boston Hero, Guided Missile Pup
Christians Stable entry.
FOURTH ,RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maid
Atsn cannosie S sNts'qis Lee qscotN 800 $50
Unaided (Passmore) 2.oo
Also ran-Luremenow. 9 Ineomparsble,
First Boston, Runmenow, Pamleqe Cnan-
ceova, Handy Man, Peiping.
F1annery.Mrs. Shea entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; eiaimins;
Honiing Piseon 1Pas'orel 900 $40 100
psre Mineral CMeyerhofeD 11.4o s40
Magnet (Downs) & 4.4o
Also ran-Minnich, SNOWY, Eagle Speed.
Riskabule, Volunteer. Eddie Leonard OLE
cranon, Thin Dime, Two q. b.
DuSsss xIsaa sasdoS sdded ana up
schains s !" tjessop) $50 40 800
Contest CBasile) 4.e0 $50
Plaster tkirkl SUI
Also rai@s Dart BY, Fauitiess. War
story, Shivaree, Pellicle and Nearway.
Brookmeade Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So 500; claim
ms: 4.ysarsolds and upwarSsG; ! mheSs' eo
Capt. Patrick tDowns) $50 $50
Miss susybes toivens) 4'*o
Also ran~Anez Dor, Scotch Plains.
Ines NJ, Good Service. War Dun. Puri-
tan. 2 Priscan. Bright Remark and Joe's
dentzler and ziemski entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
ss. ,nS t5Ieor-oSSs, tsIeo5 aS,rt snd 90 $50
silver Money (Downs) $50 3d0
orisssns 44ms !SGssESrch' o'oo
Also Also rsn@Beau Wynn. Cab Sir, The
Barber Dee Gee 9; BarefSot Lad. Dixie
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Episcopal High ketmen
Turn Bock GiImon. so

Episcopal Highs tennis team
defeated Gilman of Baltimore
SO. yesterday al Alexandria
Doubles matches we're rained out
Kchels dsi HosaTe Ia al, a---S
Attwsll asf Rslnhof.. 81, s~-s Rllxhts
def Murray, e. e~-~f Baiifns ten as9
Hurst. Al, 60 suites def coarsF
81. 81. Benedict def Aolton a.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Prince Georges League e

Prince Georges County Baseball
League has three games on tap
today, all starting at 3 pm. Sun
nybrook will entertain Campus
Club, Silver Hill Sand and Gravel
will play Jet Motors at Fort Wash
ington and Maryland Sport Club
will face Maryland Aces at Piney
Grove.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Lorton Nine Winner

The D. c. Reformatory nine de.
feated the Civil Service Commits
sion. 7-3. at Lorton. Va. yester-
day. with Lee Holger pitching g.
hit ball for the winners.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Georgetown Net Team
Wins Tenth Straight, 4-C

Georgetown won its 10th straight
tennis match yesterday, downing
Rutgers, 40. before rain halted
remaining matches.
Cantwell def. Clamon, 6-3. 60; Nc
Carthy def. Jordan, 60. 6-; Palms
6-3, Ct
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Episcopal Beots Gilman
On ellis 3-Hitter

Jack Gill pitched a three-hitter
for Episcopal Highs baseball team
yesterday as the Maroons defeated
Gilman School of Baltimore. So,
at Alexandria. Bob Hinton hon.
cred for Episcopal with none on
in the third
Evening star., 1949-05-08
CopitoI Pages Triumph

Capitol Pages won their second
straight softball game yesterday.
defeating Ken's Grocery. 7-3, at
Sherwood Playground.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Chains Wins Dixie Handicap BY Length and Half
Suffolk Downs Results
D. sss Asses sass srsss

D. sAs Asse<sss~s ttsss
FIRST KACE--P1rse 81 aaas saasa.aa.s
tsear-ezsa aaS aSs ] zaal* aAs ~ YaHaa
Laxansaa tsSessass3s 3 % : ~
leNe 0tes kPtzrAs -
ASS rsn-~tneas~. seee .r4sy, cnasass
EKEFr sne Car 0sssi
SECOND Racx-Pssss - sea ssAg@-
"a a. ss's..Issa' H.-s9 ass - safssss. e e
Eaer9< sCaGk ss1 80
ksHpsxsogh tkesasf $a
Alse s.s-ssa T.s. os.sp%.v kAs
Millas, Masaas~a. saassass. MA eseA-
DAILY rcasAs pale sls.@oA
TaIRp KAcK-Purss. - stsas aal9ss
Ess jsL Rs tcSSsa,ts.I $50 ee
Lover tFrTnsneezl ysa
Aiso rAn--Ysiprax oensls Kas. say
ChsaAs saPes GlFa Boss D.
FouRTH RAcT-PSrse. - e~s8' tsaisn-
"a a1vsss',,@'sS vs'.,~ = .ss ~ fs.hSnss ~,
rrsI Psssss ,Fsssl ' sso Iee
Gerhsm tHGmpArtysl 40
Also ran-oay heoaeean. rsntsm vsn-
tsTe, iaeky lnetesnt ana csptaia Boaeess
FIFTH RAcE--Ths Rrtxhsen Hanelsan,
Purse. $1,000. Swear -eads and Sc. :gr-
sunEx
, AsIsslsa ~, .: ,as,:iAssr' ,.s, 40 s-:o s-::o :ss
Gray Star tKeensi 3 80
Also ran-fansy rastr. Kes. n.ras
Mate and Dele,
SIXTH RAcE-Tns GeYerners HAnaa-
cap, parse. $500. 3-year-oAds aac Up,
Makeup Man tLehTb 7se 4 -
Column iWllSanl -
Time / 3pAs
Also ran--RAhies. orand Entry. hr
chAirman. MesrnsT. Mamma II.
SEVENTH RAcE--Pursf, -, 500. allow
anceS: 4-yeAr-clds and ap, / .. mtlts
SAk6y Kins tEehrt s&6 ? au 40
Le Amour tHsttingerl $40 ~
Shake 1BoyIet SEQ
Time, 47az.
Also ran--cprtain Time. spitsfal sue,
Giorys Chance. Maiiinssr.
EIGHTH RAcT--Parse, 81 zoo. allow
anees, 4-yeAF-otds and ap ! u milss
Jacopet tDestasio1 - $40 800 50
Keiwell Boyle SEQ 2 40
FulgeFs tAliIlganb $40
Also Yan-AYtel Actrras gsrnxan Man
Evening star., 1949-05-08

Errors--Lafferty. Grimm, Ditch f21,
Cooper Watts 2l. Jenkins. Gsrlinston
| (2), GILL Runs-Reid. Cooper. Garland
Hinton, Shefield, Gin (2). Three-base hit
| Worthy Home run-Hinton.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

EIGHTH RAcT-Purse, 81 200. allow
aneess 4-yeAT-olds and ap ! u miles,
Jacopft tDestaxio1 - $40 500 : 80
Ketwell tHcylel SEQ 20
FulgeFs tAliiigAnb sac
Time, ! 81,
Also ran---Ariel Aetreas. sssnEaii, Mon
iheth Telbeca.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Churchill Downs Results
BY the Assoeiated Press

| 3-year-olds and upward; II. miles.
Sgt: Abe tCartwrishD 400 $50 2.2O
McCosh tWesD 400 Q "a
| Gus c. (Cook) 2.f3O
10 Time, 147
Also ran-Cid pIav p,ddis yur,r.r
Evening star., 1949-05-08

FOURTH RAcT-PGFse. ~ nssas ksAtsn-
lEE 4-ysAT-aaes and ~ fsyAonss
Q, O. Keller tpWkIAsacl 90 na ae
Flrxt pehAss ,Faskl As9 ) ae
Gerhsm tHGmpAresxi 90
TSms. it3
Also raE-aAy AooEheam Fgntssx vsn-
Evening star., 1949-05-08

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; 9 furlongs.
Thunder Hoof (WickeD $50 $50. $40
Duckberry fCartwrisht) 4.40 $50
Knights Hill lRrennan) 4.60
| Time, 1:133s.
| Also ran-Wisktiger, Impersonator, Nun,
Outskirts, Miss Tartan and Fourth Degree.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

HERE'S HOW BEN HUNpLEY. CAN SAVE you MONEY.
we buy In carload lots for sell for cash. We
buy for and have bookkeeping costs % or efsa,s
sales These important sasinss are passed on 70
OPEN EVENINGS TILL PM. MON. THRouGH SAT.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

FIFTH RACE--Ths Cp8sg43sg Na~aaeas
Purse. VI s.eseD R3Sea, s. seas-e#as ass
EpMsrcA feshNAss
Ocean Hf4xt tMeA8k~HaA q ~ ~ ar7
IYls~a fAanteF8t &a ~
ia the Pima skeset 4 -
TSMs aaAs
Evening star., 1949-05-08

ElSHTH RACE-PaYss ~ AssA 9ls.w
tnE sxeaf -elaa and upSAr9 ~. HtSss
sArswak tkan!cfes k08 { - g.
sboh Tourist sStFaasst Z So : 4
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IgS Originally 80
ASSORTED TIES

Al ssss pvsrs yc0H senb - hord*ds 0&ssnn6res
God Iockanc pcsseFrs an prs SIR - f~* - n n
r0xonx Tia seieessrn Ar<ades eH npss uAA
fsen corssrvnsss ess-exes - eed lce&
r1sssr.nrs-xm. rr.ssAa.e.- ssss ns~
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CLEARANCE OF CURTAINS

Wee NOW
Rose Royon Velvet Festoons; lined
with royon foiIe tcffeto custom
made soed less ihsa VI psiee 1910 SIS
90 Prs. Somple Curtains; Scronton cot
ton nets, rcycn ncrousetfes. nyfons,
cotton oroondy; ssms less thea VI las 10 sse y
price 1895 80
Pernonenf Finish Cotton Croondy
spreods; plain rose or white 1885
with eyeIet embroidery 1876 1888
Is plostic Cotsooe Sets, Voicnees, Bow
Tiebccks, Shower Cutons: mseh Csc 70 Set
less fhsa VI psies--------- eoch $50 1.ss
Prs. pinch-Piected Cotton or Royon
Droperes; IA yosds Ionc lined
with cotton sofeen; sonpes, soiled, 1885
much less sAsa VI Dsies - zfq5 S.ss
Observation-Disclosures Floor
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80. 200 Originally I.S5 :
BOYS WHITE SHIRTS ).

Little BOYS Cotton Dress krts Or Eon Shirts, Il -
sontodzsd rot more thon % residuol 4
shrinkoae. Sizes to 4---g-----7-----s7rr,I
Il 400 orsiasisy ass to 4ss Tets end Tsddisn Cot
Dresses. Prints and nnstels II the group. -Wende'
. Str sohus Just the time when you need them. ST
LANSBURGHS-Tot ard Toddlers-Fourth Poo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Clearance Of Rodios ond Photographs
Al cswsassreseu ssd Fiees Aesss IN ne 6rsss

9e@@a4sfufefs
Wsrs NOW
philco Console Combination Rode
Photograph; AA~FA roose; 2speed
record playet, r,ohooenY ---~---~~ 27S9S 1os.v
phco Console Redo Photograph.
S,endord hsoodens, rode. J speed
record plcyet rsohooony ~eneersd cob
1879 IS faY.ty
phico Rodso- phonoctoph. Stendard
broadcast rodo, single reeotd player.
nnohooony seneered ~~~--~~- ~~r~.~~lssS 5 1875
phico Consoe'ie Roato. phoocaseph.
Stondord hroodeost 2speed record
PLAYER ~~4---~~-~-~@~~@- 1925 ltS
phtieo Console Rode kA-FM-~~.. tSa95 S.SS
Admire. Rodio- phonoofoph: kA-FM
rodio. 2-speed record player. mahes-
ony seneered eohines -~-- 3o9.Ss 1tS,ss
Motorolo Toble Combination Rodo-
Photograph -~-~~-~~ eSSo WV
| Telesision Tobls. 2o's2o"x2o'. RIO
hooony finish ~-~~~~~~.-~~---- 1875 loS
Emerson Tcbe Rodo- phonooroph~~~ 1895 Csy
phileo Lons-pioync Record poyess:
for 50 " rpm. records 1875 lfss
Ssewor- Warner Tabie Roolos Stond-
ord broadcast ----~-x-~~4z~ sZYo WV
LANSBURGHS--Radto Shop fif Seventh Street
Entrance on Seventh Street or through Archmss ~
~ M0fa Hfd0j
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Women's Belts in -Iz-Price Sole

400 Originally $500 to $50 Wemens Bslfs reduced
~ VI price! Big voreb Of types ond widths and coors
sRctens, suedes, smooth eothers- Soc 10 SIS
VI Observation-Disclosures Floor
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50 Originally S.ss TO 1895
MEMS SHOES
Wonderful values IN this GROUP Picn tips. <~>
wing tips ond roeeosn toes! Brown leothsf. H1S
Sizes TO II. widths A 10 D in the aroup.
LANsBURCHS-Mens Shoes--strset Floor
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CORSETS REDUCED
Were NOW
80 Group of Nationally known GirdIes and
Ponty ordles. some all elastic Some $500
boned. Talon closures 1850 4.95
20 Memo Two-woy Stretch Girdles 4ond 49,
4 Knitted Eiosticb Royon Satin Front #4.cE
Panel Corselettes. Small sizes. Less
than VI pree------------------- I5O l.S5
4 Renao Inner belt corseiettes Size "a I95 BPS
4 side-hook Foundations 1-----a----s 650,f 4.s5
I leoont Hof-size Corselette Size 3d.
.s-Lsss than Va price 9. 50 ~ 0e5
Flexees Girdles stretch bock-------- 1900 7.S5
t0zhiss Todoy Corseieftes ------r-- $500 7.95
III NIXON Artist Model Corseeftes,
than d s'I p.iss1 1s = 1850 1ss
$@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
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CLEARANCE OF RUGS

Mere NOW
ss's "'' ''D' '''''' '' $3.50 nss
ADMINISTER Rug rer.nont seeooas
room tore on. tone 3sS: tea tkss a
Price -----~----, - 1875 avs
} AxrnHnsset Carpet eeraonts greer cea
ton foso. ss42. .su tkss n sssss te 90 sfs
! Administer Cerpet. secends
grey tlosei. Sss less shss u ersss t2ss ass
Administer Rug second beige tore on
tore, sss; less thea "a price ~----~ sss $50
! AkmfnxteT Eua. sensnons seconds.
4xle', grey ftoroi. less tAsa "a price $50 Ifs
Sec Gross Rug, green stfps, Sal 5. oon,s
oeed " price, ss~~-~-~~~-~a-~~ ~ 50 tbu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
n Originally 1895
BOYS SUITS
BOYS WEAR REDUCED

10 Husky Boys cIi-wooi wool and
royonss sIocks Upper fly front lbs to
Broken sizes 20 to 81 woist Sizes 9.e5 ass
3 Props wool suits, sizes z, | 3 and
IS. Less than VI pries---------- 24.95 100
40 Nationally known Ieother pIostc l.ooto
belts, broken sizes. LESS thsa VI prizes $50 BE
200 Nationally known underwear. Cotton
and wocss or oil cotton briefs,
othlefc shirts, T shirts cnd union- e5c 10
suits Broken sizes. Less shsA VI price $50 3se
LANSBURGHS-Boys Shop-Fourth Floor