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Picture on Poee CT

Pietufe on ro9e ~
ond. half a length back. while
Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Oh john
ny. under Ted Atkinson, was a
neck away in third place. a head
IN front of Pete's Folly, with
Willie HartacK up. H
Atkinson claimed foul against
the favored Hooper horses but il
was not allowed. The crowd OF
1924 gave a shower Of boos
when the stewards announced
their ruling.
124 Pounds on Winner
Hoop Band carried top weight
of 124 pounds and covered the
mile and one-sixteenth in 1:43hs
over a fast track. The win
ner Melted $3.50 in his first vic
tory of the year. He earned $780,
1876 as a 2-year-old last year
including a victory in the ALI
gator Handicap on December 81
Flying Bird, ridden by Dor
Scurlock. set the early pace
Hoop Band trailed the field Of
eight other 3-year-olds. but
moved up along the backstretct
and came fast on the inside dowr
the stretch to overtake Flying
Bird. Oh Johnny and Pete's Folly
at the finish.
The Hooper entry paid IS
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Long Shot Beat,
Traffic Judge
|At Santa Anita

ARCADIA, Calf. Jan. IA (P).
The Sunnyside Stables Beau
Busher won the $28.950 San Fer
nando Stakes today as the heavi-
ly-bet Traffic Judge finished a
well-beaten second in the feature
race at Santa Anita Park.
| Jockey Eddie Arcaro. aboard
Clifford Mooer's Traffic Judge,
and Jackie Westrope, on Beau
Busher. fought it out early in the
stretch, but Traffic Judge
couldn't hold the California colt
and was nearly four lengths be-
mind at the wire.
Honeys Alibi finished third in
what may well have been a pre-
view Of the 100000 Santa Anita
Maturity for 4-year-olds here
January %. .+
} Beau Busher paid $4L90. $l2.9C
end $500; Traffic Judge. $3.7O
land SO. and Honeys Alibi. 81.
The time for the mile and one
sixteenth was 1895 before q
crowd of more than $4,000.
Leads All the Way
1t was a wire-to-wire triumph
for Beau Busher. one Of six
horses in the race eligible for
the rich Maturity.
| This was the second race at
Santa Anita for Traffic Judge,
generally rated third behind
Nashua and Swaps in the g.
year-old division last year. He
ran seventh in a race here two
weeks ago.
; Arcaro began to move with
the favorite entering the stretch
but Traffic Judge couldn't make
it and finished three and three
quarter lengths behind Beau
Busher. He beat out Honeys
Alibi by only nose.
!, Andy Crevolin's Golden Land
threatened at one point, as did
Trackmaster and Hillary. Harry
Warmers Honeys Alibi drove
into the money circle nearing
the finish line.
The first four finishers, as well
as two other 4-year- olds. Solid
Miss and Trackmaster, are ELI
gible for the Maturity.
Free Stride Turf Winner
In the companion feature
Bert Martins Free Stride wor
handily in the $4,000 FL En-
lcino Handicap over the FL Cam
inc Real turf course.
Jockey Rogelio Trejos brought
Free Stride in by two and a hall
lengths to pay $l2.40. $3.50 ano
$7.20. Bright Liberty paid $3.50
and $4.40 and Dudley Darbury
: SOLO to show.
/. The win was worth $14.350 fol
I Free Strides stable. The time
for the mile and a quarter was
!2:002s.
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Because Rosemary Henderson
wasn't content to sit back and
wait for Donna Atwood to re-
tire, Bobby Maxson hasn't re-
tired either. and together they
now make up one of the popular
dancing teams Of the 18th annual
Ice CapadeS. booked for Uline
Arena February 2-15.
The pretty Miss Henderson was
signed to the show two years age
as an understudy to Miss At
wood, wife of the show producer
John H. Harris. On that basis
the former Canadian junior ice
skating champion from Winnipeg
could have taken it easy. Instead
she wanted something important
to do in the interim.
MaxSon was left without an
act when his sister. Ruby, his
show partner, married and re-
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Backed by NBA
ExecutiveGroup

/ CHICAGO. Jan. IA (R.-Jul-
ius Hollands ban on the New
York Boxing Managers GUILD
today received full support OF
the National Boxing Associa-
tons executive committee, but
no action was taken on the reel
ing New York groups parent
unit, the International Boxing
Guild.
/ At a regularly scheduled meet.
ing. the MIA committee-witf
IA delegates on hand from box
ing commissions in nine State:
agreed to back any suspensions
or revocations the non-membel
New York State Athletic Com.
mission may issue in the wake oil
Hollands crushing Of the New
York Guild.
/ Helfand has set Monday a,
the deadline for members to quit
the New York Guild, which hi
said he attacked to drive un.
desirables from boxing in thai
State. After that, guild members
will lose their licenses.
No Case on international
| The NBA's executive commit.
tee, while stating that nothing
came before it on the Interna'
itional Guild. gave the impression
it felt that group would die or
the vine with the dissolution Of
the New York Guild.
| Several members said that Il
the International Guild hat
chapters in their States, they
were imperceptible and inactive
I In climbing on the Helfane
bandwagon. the executive com
mittee approved a three-par
resolution which pledged coop
Grafton with New York RICH
down the line on refusal to gran
licenses.
j One clause, proposed by jim
Crowley, former Notre Dame sta.
in the -Four Horsemen" back
field and chairman Of the Penn
fsylvania Commission. and Henri.
Lamar. chairman OF the Mas
sachusetts Commission, wa,
aimed at preventing any boxing
carpetbagging.
Issues Resolution
This clause requires a license
applicant in any State to b,
licensed or approved in the Stat
in which he legally resides.
After three-hour session, tn,
committee issued a resolution
which led off with the statement
that the MIA will give full sup
port to the New York STATE
Athletic Commission ruling. ane
will recognize all suspension.
pertaining to the same"
! The group disclosed it had or
hand a briefing from Helfand or
his New York activity. The New
York Commission chairman re.
fused an invitation to attent
because he is too busy.
J, Today's executive committe,
action will be submitted for APP
,proval by the full MIA member
ship at its annual convention II
Havana next August.
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Suntu Anitu Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing. 4-year-olds and UP: furlongS
M ynHm w WITH tss. ssh'tsD $50 10 s.s.
Marciif tValenEuelal go
Put On, Connie Lee, seamus. Flyfosta
Msrsco's Best. siekles Gem. Time
sEcoED RAcE-purss. $4,000; allow.
anees: Swear -olds; q furlonss.
Chine Red .shmaker| l2.:0 $50 t-st
TSs Glss, ' Nam sc,bp, h" s s.is
Mama King, Cleofosta. Radio Lark
Ohio Host. Euxine, D'Abernon. Country
Music. Noors Queen. Golden oscar. Time
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000; op.
SssI.S ~, tT'rl.'shD SEQ $50 -.
Ode. Buiirust, Blaze Face. Bella Fla
For, Union, Top Performer. Reliapon
sO FouRrH Him sAc a;lofs $1,000: CD
tional eiaimins; 4-year-olds and upi I
Joe Ben u min tArcaret $50 80,
The Blend (Westfopel So
Runlbera, Best Reader. Gollywood
Near Dark. Rae's Reward. No Tribute
Stepping Jan. Pharamar. orrtrack. Time
FIFTH RAcE--Purss. $1,000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: fu.longs
3attle Dance tSh'm'kerD $50 $50 30t
Ma jor Speed tGillieanb eco 6.5,
Aces Wired tHArmatHI 81
Cover Me Up Heliowise. GeSticulator
Ahrighted, Garry The News. Goyamo
Mighty King. Terri, Riparius. Time
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added
The Encino Handicap: 4-year-oIdS ant
up; optional clRiming: II. miles turf
Free stride tITeicsl I@.io $50 :.:,
Dudley DArbury CvTI'lat IO.1t
Silverado, Cold Command, Privacy
Boy glamour, Blue Volt, Sons OF AptoS
Ruhe. Sweet Chariot, Mtntska, Gipsl
Rover. Time. 2:o0as.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
added. 4-year- olds; San Fernand,
Stakes; Il. miles. =.
Beau Busher (West'ps> 41.9O 1890 6ei
franc Judge (Arcarob $40 500
HOneys Atihi tBOlandl 100
Solid Rae, q Solid Miss. Trackmaster
BrooksickIe, Hillary. Colonel Mack, Pa:
Section. Golden Land. Time. l.43es.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; 4
year -olds and up: claiming; Ia miles.
Heather Hawk tTanlE'D $50 500 3.2t
On Train (Nalenxuelab $50 3.sl
Peasant Boy tShOemakeri IN
Sandy's Dream. Shannon Sound
Mountain Guide. Trace Read, Scotia!
Square Time. lsSlJz
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U. S. Male Skiers Make
Best Showing Of Trials

KITZBUEHEL. Austria, Jan
IA (P.-The United States hopes
of grabbing a gold medal in the
mems skiing events Of the Winter
Olympic Games scared today
with a good showing in the final
pre- Olympic warmup meet. but
the American women's team suf-
Ifered a crushing blow when Katy
IRodolph fractured a vertebra in
her neck. n
Wallace (Bud) Werner, 49,
year-old slambang skier from
Steamboat Springs, Colo. fin
ished second to Toni Sailer
member Of a famous Austrian
skiing family, in the mems down.
hill race of the international
Hahenkamm tournament. Ralph
Miller of Hanover, N. H., a for
Imer Dartmouth skier now in the
Army, finished in a tie for fourth
with Walter Schuster of Austria
This was by far the best show
ing by Americas male skiers in
ANY of the meets leading up to
1.-THE games starting January 26 al
lCortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.
Sailer was timed in 2:57.8 for
the 3,200-meter course as he led
the Austrians to a strong show
ling. They took seven Of the first
10 places. Werner's time was
I3:00.5 and Miller's 3:03.6.
While Miss Rodolph appar-
emily went out of the Winter
Games when she struck a tree
Andrea Mead Lawrence Of Par
shall, Colo, fell at the start OF
the women's race and came up
with a bloody nose. She finished
the 2,800-meter course in Sill
and was 47th in a field of Sc
Sonia Sperl OF Germany won
in 2:48. with Canada's Lucille
Wheeler second, two-tenths OF
a second behind. The best Amer
lean time was posted by Gladys
Werner. Buds sister. who fin
ished Saith with 3;00,3.
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TROPICAL BETTING MARKS FALL --~
Hoop Bond Wins Cap;
Foul Claim Rejected

$3.50 and s2,7o in the mutuels,
The show price on Oh Johnny
was $40.
Hoop Band won six races in 81
starts and is by Hoop jr.. winner
of the l945 Kentucky Derby.
Trailing the leaders home were
The Coon. Roman Princess,
Spice Round, Sailing Free and
Nivrag In that order.
The overcoated crowd set a
new Tropical Park record for
the daily double pool at $104.010,
surprising last Saturdays mark
Of $101,136.
45th for Hartack
The double, made up Of Brief
Rhythm ($12, in the first and
Springlike (9.80) in the second.
paid $500 for So. Nick Barile
rode Brief Rhythm and Hartack
brought in SprlngIike, his 45th
of the meeting.
Another record for the meet
ing was set in the fourth race
when Peace Admiral won for a
payoff of $2l5.70, $3.50 and
$3.50. Peace Admiral, owned
by Dave Zakoor of Detroit, was
trained by his son, Dave Jr.. and
ridden by another son, William.
Peace Admiral won in a photo
finish from Boxer Duke and
Laid.
The shivering crowd wagered
81 .387.5l5 on the nine-race pro-
gram. the highes' an the history
of the trac'::.
The total pari-mutuel handle
already is far ahead Of the
tracks previous best season
1928. with Mondays program
still to go.
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Judo Champion
On Te|eviision

Takahiko IshikaWa of Japan
two-time world Judo champion
will attempt to throw 10 District
AAU champions, each within II
seconds, as a feature of the judo
program to be presented at 1914;
pm. Wednesday on the Bill Ma
lone program Of WMAL-TV.
Five matches between senior
and junior champions will bt
televised. Malone and Don Drae'
ger, a Washington Judo Club in.
structor. will explain the various
forms Of throwing.
In the District AAU champion.
ships. held at the Jewish Com.
munity Center, directed By
Charles Pincus. the winner:
we're:
8. years--Hovard Breeman.
To- 1-Charles SeweE. .
12-l3--Dean Umemoto. 81
IA l6--Jim Bregman 81
WHITE BELT SENIOR
100 pounds--John Tomas.
| 50-Serge Bessmertny.
1S0-Don BaZzle.
Unlimited-Clvde Wheeler.
BROWN BELT
$50 pounds-Ed Takemori.
] S0--Warren Minami
Unlimited--Daniei Nune2.
Team Championship. University OF Mary.
land Quinn. Weiner Lewis, Mar.
ehetti and Tomas, captain.
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BY MAXWELL STILES

6peclH Correspondent Oh Inc 6tar
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.-THE
fourth man picked from the
hat in the resumption of the an
nual National Football League
player draft here next week
will be the property of the
Washington Redskins.
The player will be drawn by
the Philadelphia Eagles, but
they owe their fourth-round
choice to the Washington team
and Coach Joe Kuharich will
tell them whom to select.
The NFL teams departed from
custom and held the first three
rounds Of the draft in late No
vember. At that time. the Red
skins selected Halfback Ed
Vereb Of Maryland. End John
Paluck Of Pitt and Quarterback
Freddy Wyant Of West Virginia.
One of the features of the
mid-winter session which begins
Monday, the draft tentatively is
scheduled for Tuesday evening
on the agenda drawn up by
COMMISSIONS Bert Bell.
IF we get started then, Well
break of around midnight and
resume the draft at 10 am.
Wednesday. Then well 60 right
on through with breaks only
for meals. until we are through"
Bell said.
The club owners. however, are
notorious for getting of course,
and If a snag develops drafting
may come even later.
The first two days will be de-
voted TO proposed rules changes
and other business. The ever
expanding and increasingly COM
pick problem of television is ex-
pected to provide one Of the
highlights Of the meeting.
Another proposal to expand
the league from IL to IA clubs
is expected to be voted down
with short shrift.
Proposed rules changes on
the agenda include one declar-
ing the ball automatically dead
as soon as a runner is down on
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MIAMI, Fla, Jan. IA R.-
The first third of Miami's horse
racing season. surprising even
the rosiest predictions. winds up
at Tropical Park Monday with
the richest event the track has
offered since 1858. Beautiful
Hialeah Parks 40-day meeting
begins the following day. ,
Encouraged by a Is per cent
gain at the pari-mutuel windows,
Saul Silberman, president of
Tropical, boosted the added
money for the closing day
feature from $4,000 to $4,000
added money,
The mile-and-an eighth Trop-
icai Park Handicap drew %
nominations from such owners
as HaSty House Farm. Brook
meade Stable, Foxcatcher Farm,
Elkcam Stable and many others.
A dozen horses may start.
Many Records Broken
::any records set last season
already have been broken, with
attendance 10000 ahead and the
pari-mutuel handle almost 81
million more than during the
CORRESPONDING days of 1896.
SHERMAN believes the increase
has been due to the growth Of
the area and better racing. in
GLIDING bigger fields and higher
quality horses, plus many Of the
nations top jockeys.
Willie Hartack, leading rider
last year. wound up 1855 at Trop-
ical Park with AIT winners. Bob
by Ussery, third in the nation
with 253 last year. has been bat
ting Hartack for honors at the
meeting. The New, England rider
is in front. so to IS.
With the Coral Gables track
about to close, attention shifts
to Hialeah, Floridas biggest and
oldest horse racing plant, now
larger and more luxurious than
ever.
Eugene Mort. new president of
Hialeah. predicts an increase of
10 per cent in betting and at
tendance at his track, which
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Muxson and New Partner
.Stor in Ice Copudes Act

tired from the business. He also
was figuring to hang up his
skates when someone suggested
trying out Rosemary. He agreed
with the understanding that II
he were not satisfied it would be
no go.
1t took the blond Miss Hen
derson less than two weeks to
convince Maxson he had q new
and capable partner. Now their
number is one Of the more popu-
lar on the program,
Meanwhile. Miss Atwood still
entertains ideas of retiring. She
said last year that 1856 would be
her final year. and unless she
changes her mind. Maxson may
be left without a partner again
The show will be presented at
$50 each night, with Saturday
and Sunday matinees set for
2.30
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Capitol Features
Rocco Thursday

Antonino Rocca, the Argen-
tine wrestling star, and Doc GAL
lagher, the Bayonne IN. j. ruff
fan, have been lined up for the
main bout at Capitol Arena
Thursday night. Promoter Vince
Mcmahon announced.
The feature will be q two-out-
of-three falls. Commute time
limit contest.
Mcmahon is arranging other
supporting bouts, to be an
nounced later In the week.
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CYO BASKETBALL
MIDGET BOYS DIVISION

st. MichaeFs. 10. Holy Trinity. 10.
81. AIMS. rs: st. Bernadette's. -.
st. Ambrose, No, /, IS: st JeromeS
;. g.. John the e. Baptist Al; Mount Cal
Queen Of Peace. ~: st. Bernard's, S
St. Ambrose No .. 10; Mount Calvary
Lcurdes. 30; St Johns tFGD. II,
Little Flower. ." Holy Trinity, 81.
st. Thomas, 80. St AIMS No. 2. 10
JUNIOR BOYS
St Catherine Laboure. So; st johns
Lourdes, as: ST. Mary's, 10
81. Michaels, 45: st. Gabriel's. AZ.
81 Augustine's.- IS; Holy Trinity. 80
81 Anthony's, so; st. Matthews, "a
Campus, -; Immaculate Concep'
Mount Calvary No. /, 80; St. Fran.
sl' ST x'S Nal.. /: 80. Mount c.lv.r,
NJ St Martins. 80. Holy Name, IS
ST Joseph's, 90 Holy Comforter, II
81 AIMS. SO; Blessed Sacrament, 80
81. James is; 81 81. J sromes, II. :
g. Bernard's. II; Holy Redeemers Q
81 Ambrose. ~; St Camtllus, Is
Queen Of Peace, 20: st. Mary's, 90.
81 Hush's, II; Our Lady OF Scr
rows, @,
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.RODOLPH
Continued from Page c.

through a series Of strategically
placed gates.
Miss Rodolph won fifth place
in the giant slalom event of the
1852 Olympics. but she won more
headlines because OF romance
Her name first was linked with
Stein Eriksen, handsome Nor
wegian skiing ace. Later she an
nounced she was secretly married
to Paul Wegeman. a member OF
the United States mems skiing
team. and denied any romance
with Eriksen.
Within a year, however. the
former Denver U. student d.
vorced Wegeman and there were
rumors she would marry Erik
sen, now a professional ski in
structor in the United States
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Roberts Voted Tops

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA P0.
Robin Roberts, star pitcher for
the Phillies, today was named
the Nations outstanding athlete
by the Philadelphia Sports
Writers Association. Roberts,
who has won 20 or more games
for the last six seasons, will be
honored at the writers banquet
January 80. Roberts defeated
Cleveland Quarterback Otto
Ora ham and Heavyweight
Champion Rocky Marciano for
the designation.
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Hoyo Freshmen Win
Over Medical Center

Howard Lamley, formerly OF
Duke University, scored 80 points
last night for Bethesda Naval
Medical Center. but he couldn't
prevent a 1855 defeat at the
hands of the Georgetown Uni
versity freshmen.
Ronnie Bennett, former ALI
Metropolitan star at Gonzaga
High, led the Frosh scoring with
|16 points. The game was played
at the Medical Center.
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Scots Defect France

! EDINBURGH. Scotland, Jan.
IA P. - Scotland defeated
France, 1910, in a Rugby Union
international match before a
crowd of 10000 at Murrayfleld
Stadium today.
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Yale Swimmers Win

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. IA
up. - Yale's varsity swimming
team extended its string of dual
meet victories to 131 today with
la 64-20 victory over Cornell.
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MIAMI. Fla. Jan. IA o.
Bobby UsSery. leading rider at
the Tropical Park meeting, won
the $11,475 Hurricane Handi-
cap today on Fred w. Hooper's
Hoop Band in a stirring finish
that led to an unsuccessful claim
Of foul.
Flying Bird, running as an
entry with Hoop Band. was Sec
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ROSEMARY WILL DO!-That's the verdict of
Bobby Maxson concerning Rosemary Henderson his
new skating partner in the Ice CapadeS. Maxsons
former partner his sister Ruby married and retired,
leaving Bobby with retirement ideas of his own until
he was induced to give Rosemary shot at the job.
They'll be in the spotlight in the 10th annual Ice
Capades February 2-15 at Uline Arena.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT TROPICAL PARK

s.Gcpyrisht. 1885 b Tnansls Publications. Inc
up Pdsf Foo szSgv s.yeerolds ana
Ing place SANE Wpnsf RiyeF Divide Farms A. by Brief
1928 s275, 500. Time I:lI5s. Clear and fast
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: allowance 4-year-olds
off 4:O01s: good; won driving place
Winner, A. p Piocks b.. Bmeleeh-La Lberte
Trainer. A, Edwards. S2l50 ss25. s3l250
1912 Time, 1:44ss.
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ssoo RIESE 80 $50 TIYfNc CHEF $3.50.
WAR AND PEACE 81. 20
Handle-S17I 1856.
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EIGHTH RACE-PuTss $1,000: optional claiming: Agar.
up: $40; off 51Ola; good:
won driving place same NJ b. d. BY
Plater-siken Sheen. Trainer. values-slsoo.
S700 $3.50 $3.50 Time, l:50Es.
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SEVENTH RAcE-The Hurricane Handicap purse, $4,000
added 3yearolds Il. miles Post 43: off 43lls: start
driving place Winner p. w. Hoopers b. g.
h. by Hoop jr.-Patrica p. Trainer. H. Parke Values
i$7.s5O. $1,000 81 900. $500 Time, 1895.
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Two-dollar muuels paid BABY'S PAL. $50 so. SIS SO
81 80. ANTIQUE LADY, $780, $40 GALLANT FANAR
Hsnds-sl37,o54. Total handie-s13s75i5. Attendance
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Two-aollar mutuels paid--HooP BAND IS 90 so s27S
FLYING BIRD $50. $40. Oh JOHNNY, S31O
Haude--&17l 800.
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Tuesday features the $4,000
added Inaugural Handicap at 81,
furlonRs,
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HOOP BAND sluggish early and slow to respond
drove through the
the leaders FLYING pace good rating
drifted stering heo deerminedy
drive. Oh JOHNNY between horses while
forced wide Atkinsons claim Of
foul against the for alleged interfering FLYING
the outside and racing command when carried out
entering stretch THE COON formidable early and
became rank NIvRAG llatteneo out badly
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NINTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming: 4-year-olds and
up: !. miles 5:39 off 5:391a
Ing place same winner AIexander's m 8. by Draw.
5000, Sl25. 1452s.
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Horse. Jockey.
Mas Importante IUs'Ty)
Elenem tMcCrearyl
dhF1ying Chief (M'reno)
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FormosaA Army
Officers in u. ).

A group of high-ranking Chi
nese Nationalist Army officers
are in San Francisco today,
starting what the Defense De-
partment describes as routine
training tour of this country.
A report from Taipei on
Thursday said the group had
left, but official news was with
held until yesterday on "secur-
ity" grounds.
In the party are Gen. Chow
Chih-jou, Secretary General of
the Nationalist Defense Council;
Gen. Huang Chien-chiu, the
personal chief of staff to Cen
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek, and
Gen Huang Chieh, command
ing general of the Nationalist
Army.
The group will visit Sixth
Army headquarters in San Fran
cisco; the Fort Sill, Okla. Ar
tillery School: the Command
and General Staff College, Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., and Fifth
Army headquarters. Chicago.
Also on their schedule are a
visit to an automobile plant in
Detroit. a stop at West Point
and sightseeing in New York.
There will be normal brief
ings" for the group in Wash
ington April 25 and 26, accord
ing to the Defense Department.
Then they will return to San
Francisco by way of Los An
geles and Fort Ord on the Mon
terey Peninsula. They will de-
part about May 8.