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Huughton to Race
AT Rosecroft in Bid
For Another Title

Billy Haughton will launch a
bid for his sixth straight season
as Americas top winning
harness driver when he brings
his stable Of trotters and PAGERS
to Rosecroft Raceway for its
24-night meeting opening May 6
John w. Miller. Rosecroft
president. announced last night
that the 32-year-old Haughton
has entered IS classy trotters and
PAGERS in Is Of the 20 early
closing events scheduled at the
Oxon Hill track.
Miller also relayed a report
flom his assistant. James B.
johnson. now in Orlando. Fla.
johnson said he had studied the
stable Haughton is training at
Ben White Raceway and regards
it as the best Billy has tutored
to date.
"Haughton has the biggest
and finest collection Of trott~rs
and PAGERS he ever has cam
paigned," Johnson told Miller.
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SPEEDSTERS AMONG 1873 NOMINEES
Calumet, Maine Chance
List 6 Each for Derby

LOUISVILLE. KY. Mar. 2 up
A number of racings most
promising speedsters were in
cluded today among the l33
colts and geldings nominated for
the SD Kentucky Derby May 4
No f1llies were among the
select group nominated for the
SIPS, 000-added race. The entry
list is smaller than last years
1859 nominees and So short of
the record number named in
1928.
1t takes 500 to nominate a
Derby hopeful. another SIS to
enter and $3.50 to start in the
mile, and a quarter classic.
Track observers expect this
years running to be a wide open
affair, with Barbizon, Bold Ruler,
Federal Hill. Lucky Mel, Golden
One and Gallant Man heading
the list,
Florida is pinning its hopes
for a second consecutive victory
on King Harlan, foaled at the
same farm as the 1856 Derby
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DERBY NOMINEES

ME. and Mrs. Harry James. No Bumps.
Iowarc 4 Jones, lnthe,wood
J S. Kelly WaSSail and We Trust.
King Ranch r J Klebergl. At Hand
and Nip and Tuck
Grade Kosiiba sir Roamer
Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Krstz. Prince
Mrs Edward Lasker, Olive Tree.
LOUIS Lazare. Hicks Error.
M and Mrs G Lewis Joe Joe Price.
Lianeolien Farm Mrs, Richard Lunn>.
Blue Spruce and Michaelaneelo
E. Loveman. The Box.
Ralph Loxe Bold Nero. Gallant Man
c LusskY. Federal Hill
P S Lytle, Translation.
!. c. McMahan Choice. Double.
/. c. MacGregor. Oh Run.
Maine c hsnee EaFI Mrs e Eli11Ssih
Crisis, Pocket Ruler ROYAL Envoy and
II. 5. Massey and Leo Edwards. King
" s. Miller Better Bee.
John Morris Missile
Nun COIN -Byars Stable. Chan Fleet
and Snuff! DipDer
o. Enterprises 20. Horangl, Mystic
Mrs Thelma OFT. Ekaba,
James Patton Breezy Night.
Phoenix Farm Joseph BattelD.
Barouche
Rainbow Stable, Royal Heir.
Rancho San Rafael Rafael L.
Mrs. ldelS Rand Glenn. Doublex and
VI q. REYNOLDS. DO 1t Yourself.
Norman K. and Prince Killer
Mrs. Ada l.. Rice. Buddy Huck Finn,
Indian Greek Man Up stairs and
Ross & Klipstein. swirling Abbey
Starmount Stable tE B. BENJAMIN.,
First Billing
z. o Stice & Sons. Buford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Straadecker. AM
q. F Strickland, Balaklava II.
2 NJ Strub, Royal Academy.
Tex-Cal Stable, Moobobo
II. r Thomas Razor.
Mrs. J R.. II. Thonron. Ben Lomond
and Mince Pie
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Turner, ST.. Neo
Linar and Grand Tudor.
Wheatley Stable MRS. H. c, Phipp0.
Bold Ruler
c. v whitney. Miouelet. Power site
Mrs NJ W Williamson, chookoss.
Roger W. Wilson, Exiled Ace.
Woodland Farm tArmory HASKELL.
Ernest T. Wood, Roman Request.
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champion Needles. King Hairan
was nominated by H. B. Massey
and Leo Edwards.
Heading the entry list with six
each are Calumet Farms. five
time Derby winner. and Maine
Chance Farm, owner of Jet Pilot.
1947 winner.
Calumet. in addition to Barbi-
zon. named Boone Glaze. Gen.
Duke, Iron Liege, Simon Kenton
and Wing.
Happy Night. Jet Elk. Legal
Crisis Pocket Ruler, Royal En-
voy and Wise Apple are Maine
Chances eligibles.
Other farms who have posted.
Derby winners include H. F.
Guggenheim's Cain Hoy Stable,
with four eligibles; A. J. Crevo-
lin, two eligibles; Greentree Sta
BILE. three eligibles, and R. K.
Kleberg's King Ranch. two eligi-
bles.
Nip and Tuck. a King Ranch
nominee. is a full brother to
the winner of the 1916 gold tro-
phy-Assault. Nip and Tuck is
by the 1886 Derby winner, Bold
Venture. out of Igual.
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Flight earned $4,000 while
Speed Rouser collected $4,000.
Form playeds got off to a
bad start with Honey Bird 1920
winning the first race and Piet's
Son ($14.40) scoring in the Sec
ond. The daily double returned
$34640.
Betting on the 10 races totaled
$846.295. including $106,853 on
the handicap.
The Fair Grounds will end its
winter meeting next Saturday
with the $4,000 added Louisi-
ana Derby as the closing fea-
ture.
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Kinqmoker's Stretch Run
Wins New Orleans CAP

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 2 (P).-
Kingmaker, chestnut stretch
runner from the Happy Hill
Farm. took over when the pace
settlers tired today and won the
100000 New Orleans Handicap
with a one-length margin over
Full Flight.
Kingmaker, a 4-year-old geld
ing by Princequillo, stayed close
to the front in the early stages
and went to the top at the head
of the stretch when Hasty House
Farms Sea o Erin and T. A.
Grissoms Big Sweep began to
fade.
Valley View Farms Full Flight
took up the chase midway
through the stretch and was a
length behind Kingmaker at the
wire. Speed Rouser, the Fair
Grounds handicap champion,
owned by S. G. Babbitz of Mil
waukee, took third money.
Kingmaker went to the post
as fourth choice of the crowd
of 17.423 and returned Sll.80.
Sc. and $3.50. Full Flight. who
won the $4,000 Letellier Me-
mortal last week. paid SO and
$3.50. Speed Rouser returned
$3.50.
King Maker toured the mile
and one-eighth IN l:50l5. three
f1fths of a second off the track
mark set by Marriage in 1913.
Easy For BOulmetis
Jockey Sammy Boulmetis said
he had an easy ride aboard King
maker and ran into trouble only
at the top Of the stretch when
Big Sweep bore to the outside.
Boulmetis took Kingmaker out
of the gate third behind Ed Sem
fields favored Admiral Wee and
Sea o Erin.
Jockey Teddy Atkinson sent
Admiral Wee out on the pace
with Sea o Erin running along
side and Big Sweep striding in
third. The running order re-
manned unchanged as the eight
horse field hit the back stretch.
At the head of the stretch, Sea
o Erin and Big Sweep were
through and Kingmaker went to
the front as Full Flight threaded
his way through the pack and
Speed Rouser moved into con-
tention,
In the final 10th of a mile
Kingmaker showed length and
one-half lead with Full Flight
finishing strong and Speed
Rouser a closer third. Boulmetis
tapped Kingmaker lightly and
the Happy Hill color bearer re-
tanned the same margin as he
went under the finish line.
Owners Get $4,000
Kingmaker's owners picked up
$4,000 and silver trophy. Full
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HiuIeuh Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Go S,I Bei~ .s Burr Ii.s" $40 go ~ ~
Herman l., WING Kitty. French Lesion
Ardan Lark, Heir OF Pines, Was Jas
sECo.,D RAcE-Purse. $4,000; nader
3-year-olds; 6 furlongs
Risk Again tArcarol $40 3.6t
dendeavouer.. Hiptu. Be Fair: Elk
ram. Trireme. Admiral Brush. Broker
Dream. Wrecker. Time. I'LL.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sss.eO
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 900; maid
ems; 31yyesT-olds: 8 furlonss .o a,
ANXIOUS iS sh Moment Brooks. S"o $50 $50 s.. SO
RevOiark tHartackl 2.1t
Golden Chariot, Pay Cash. Aztec
Mush On. Bishops Lisht, slisht Go
h1Fn o1R RHTf RAcE Ems 500: claim
ing; 4-year- olds and up; q furlongs.
Wei Admiral tUsseryI 1910 i.G0 3;
Candle Wood tHartackl 40 80
Pscopep, Aegean Sea. Seven sevens
Harbash, shane. Sure Welcome. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
irg 4.year- ODDS and up: q furlongs
viScount tChOquettel 26.2O I.3O O.9C
War Command tSOrenSenl $40 6.iC
Finical Cook I6.1C
Pomace. GceRee. Honey's Tiger
Millden Huntsville, Good Gesture. Colon
Time, 1910
SI94TH RACE-Purse. IS. 900: allow
aDce; 3-ycar-olds; Il furlonRs
North End tHiEley) 90 SEQ 2.0C
Slaipner tETb) 100 Est
do OsceolA tAndersOnl 3.3C
French Coat, Prince Killer. Larnec
Boy. inside Tract, Trumpington, LORD
Ponder. Time. l.1Oss.
do Finished first, disqualified anc
placed third
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Suntu Anitu Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Jennie en DGa.2 in and up ur 5S
swirl Boots SclIs,onl ~ 1875 s,sS
Gran Vine (GOdkinsl $50
Aces Wired. Calls Boy. Heller. Caeser
BED. Lseal Beagle. Marked Action. Moby
Second RAcE-Purse.. s.. 900; claim
~ yp SsSos%aLerI $50 90 $50
Ajax's Girl tHArmatEl $40 400
Rock, Good Start, Parla, pusky Stage.
Third RAcE-PuTs Purse 1$5.So6s0; claim
S ai ayf TsnSSsn and t s5S 600
EIyins venture (valenIuela) TO s.sS
Kfonle' Modern World; sweet As Pie
Fleet Father. Perseus, Trace Read. Time,
/, Fourth RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
Iixadnsei dSsaI0d' $50 iuFi snS $40
LiEhtAinE Jack ITaniEuchD 500 $50
r. EgDF s., B s. S f Tins S,u eSSI 81
Rancraf. Red FiEhtei. Frosty News.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: 4-year-
Odds and up; classified allowances; q
Fiest Chars. CDittD 1850 $50 40
Spike tTaniEuchD 40 l8O
Atftde NSh0emaker) 10
Tall Chief II. Caesar Did. Hour Re-
CARDS. Nirgsl Lad. Vino SUPREME. Scent.
Time l.l3as.
Scratched-B allymarital
SIXTH RACE-The Canine Real
Handicap; purse, S2h.0O0 added. 3-year-
ODDS and Up: "a miles on grass
Form Rich tSterlingp $3.50 1880 600
Spinney tHarmatEl $50 $40
Lover Boy (LOngdenl $50
Nesrcue II. Lucky G. L.. Pay
Section. Holandes Il Prince OF Creme.
Cromis. Blue Volt. Dark Armor Time
2:Oois. CLOUDY and soft).
Scratched-Adams Apple
Poltex Stable Helbush Farms entry.
Kerr Stables-Mr. and Mrs. Geo
SEVENTH RAcE-santa Anita Derby:
SIR WILLIAM TN Moreno, 1850 40 80
. Round Table Honsden) eco
b Royal Academy. Blue Spruce. 3 Rovai
Heir. Golden One, MyStice Eye, Buiord,
Promised Land Time, l:54ls.
Scratched-Prince Khaled
Mr. and Mrs Geo Lewis Stable
z. NJ. 0oemans-Kerr Stable entry
Peter Strub--Langollen Farm Rain
bow Stable entry
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. $1,000: T.
year-olds and up; optional claimins
Free Stride tSkuSe) 1IsO $50 $50
Sealth Shoemaker $40 SO
ReEulus tHarmatIl $50
Beylerbey. Best Reader. Blazing Home,
Hopes Baby, Iiberian Time. l.4Sls
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LOUISVILLE, KY. March
ND, UaA1f@.,,,.., a., 49, is.@ oT fnc -


Rl.-Following is the list of 1875
Kentucky Derby nominations
with owners in alphabetical
order:
Mrs, John Payson Adams, Montellc
J. L. Appelbaum, Mister 1--WE,
Mr. and Mrs. H Armstrong. Sir vii
Mrs. c. U Bay, Assard and slaipner
Ezio Bizzari, Top Dude
Bohemia stable mrs. R c. DuPonD
Ambehaving.
James c. Brady, Decorate.
Brae Burn Farm u D. McCuel. Batfio
Joe NJ. Brown, Jim Berger. Revelation
list and tenacious
Buchanan Farm tw. S. Buchanan
Buddah Stable David Paper and L. R
Harrisl All Speed
Cain How Stable III. F. Gugsenheim,
Luck, Dip. one-Eyed Kins. Red God AM
Calumet Farm mrs. Gene Markey,
Barbizon. Boone Blaze Gen. Duke. lroi
fieRe. Simon Kcnton and Whig.
Colin Campbell Niloc
Carolyn X. Stable Irving Kirshbaum>
rro- Brandy
Claiborne Farm "a B. Hancock. Ban
dit. and Round Table.
j. Ross Clark II, Stride Rite.
Crabgrass Farm tDr. Peter Grafia
ginol Beaueuerre
A. j. Crevolin, Brigadier and Counter
Mine
DR., and Mrs. E, F. curran, Butch
Dream.
True Davis. jr.. Lance,
7. +. DevereuX, Great.
J J Gilmore. Blue Moment and Boil
ton Blue
David Ferguson. BonJo
Mr.. and Mrs C. B Fishbach. Fedora
Judge.
j. Allen Fusca. Dark Trust.
Edward NJ. Goemans, Gaelic Gold
Hybois and Irisher
Greentree Stable MRS c. S. Paysoi
and J. whitney,, Arnica, Black Ey'
T A. Grissom. Shan Pac
Louis lee Haggin II Manteau.
Halcyon Farm. Mrs. Lou Pondfield
Mrs. B Cohen Mrs. J. F. colwiln
Harry Hill Farm tcortrisht wetherilD
luiitSu.
T / Harkns. Golden One.
Hastv House Farms MT and Mrs
A T.. Reuben, Big Pond and Martini
W. G Helis, ir. True Verdict
Mrs. Ethel d. Jacobs, Pertshire. Prom
ised Land and Roscoe Nancy.
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BOWIE
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ously. Kinda Smart held a slight
advantage on the rail.
+ Fabricator was in the middle
of the track and the result re-
manned in doubt as the two
thoroughbreds gave their all in
the last sixteenth. Within the
I70-yard pole Fabricator inched
ahead. Although the judges
called for a photo. it was hardly
necessary. However, Kinda Smart
and Fabricator were widely sepa-
rated, and the angle might have
thrown of the judgment of
some viewers.
Fabricator, who was second to
Kinda Smart last week in the
Burch Memorial and before that
second in the Royal Palm Handi-
cap at Hialeah, carried top
weight Of lib pounds as he
recorded his first stakes victory
of 1857. The winning share was
SIS, 400.
Fabricator and Paper Tiger
are both eligible for the 100000
Campbell Handicap at Bowie on
March 30 and off their perform
ances yesterday it would seem
worth their while to show up,
especially if Bardstown is absent.
The pair also are nominated
for the Bowie Handicap on
March l6.
Only two favorites won all day
and the pattern was set in the
first race when three outsiders
hogged the money positions with
Beau Kay at $3.50 winning by
a neck to start liberal S3l5.40
double, the smallest on the
board. Tee Shirt. the only other
choice to register in the eight
races completed the neat and
8 transaction by taking the Sec
ond at $3.50.
Thereafter. there were such
mutuel prices as $1,000 on Dusty
Bend: S29.80 on Pats Duke, and
$28.40 on Slugger's Ray who only
last week returned $l73.40
straight.
Jockeys Nick Shuk and Dave
German, who both begin To-day
suspensions tomorrow, drew a
blank yesterday. German was
set down for his part in the
disqualification of See Me Go on
Thursday and Shuk. the meets
leading rider with 20 winners
was grounded yesterday for in
terfering with Gioconada aboard
Lea Steam in Fridays third race.
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AAU HondboII Tourney
To Sturt March Is

The District AAU four-wall
handball tournament in classes
A and B with singles and doubles
competition will open March IS
at the Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
Entries are being accepted un-
til midnight. March IL, at the
community center.
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chances in the longer Kentucky
Derby and Belmont Stakes. The
octogenarian trainer also lauded
Arcaro for his astuteness in re-
fusing to try to outrun Federal
Hill and Mister 1--WE in the early
part of the race.
Bold Ruler has done every
thing that Nashua did up to this
point Mr.. Fitz said. Our next
race will be in the Florida Derby
March 80 if everything goes
right"
Betting on the Flamingo hadn't
been underway more than a few
minutes before someone-pos-
sibly Saul SHERMAN. Tropical
Parks free-wheeling owner
sent in whopping bet on Bold
Ruler. At that time. the infield
tote board showed $l2,906 wa
gered at the win windows on the
Wheatley Stable ace. with only
1913 bet on the Calumet entry.
BY the time the stewards had
upheld jockey Dave Erb's claim
Of foul against Osceola. winner
of the race preceding the
Flamingo. there was $2l.768 bet
on Bold Ruler rnd only $2.348
on the Calumet pair. That made
Bold Ruler l-to-9 shot. Later
he rose to / to 2, while Calumet
went off at nearly 2 to /.
The disqualification of Osceola.
ridden by Pete Anderson. gave
the sixth-race purse to North
End, a 7-to-2 shot ridden by
Jes Higley. Erb, whose claim
that Osceola bore over on him
in the stretch was upheld. had
finished third on the 4-to-5
Slaipner. Osceola was moved
hack IN third
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q BTondywins s'obls,
EIGHTH RAcEPune $4,000; eomus $4,000 4yeood. ond up
Un;es
Horse Show Today At Meudowbrook

A total OF 10 classes and Ave
championships will be offered
horse show enthusiasts at the
first show OF the year in the
area. starting at o am. today at
Meadowbrook on East West
highway. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H. Notson.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s3l6.lO

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
iins; and 4-year-oid maidens. d fur
Look South James Ii4O $50 $50
Bright Chariot tWinant) $50 G. 40
Alice Ayers. Not Bis fsing Again,
Ask Murphy Quick Witch, Capital Ace,
I Cracks Image. Beauhre. Gotta Secret
TIFF f,.ld. 70.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, S:3.500; allow
a Hes First tWinsnp SEQ l.lO 800
Bull Dog Ace MADDEN 500 :. 80
Lesdsteaier. b Anaeua. Lynne chafse'
Trying Mr., 10 Ann Flash. Margaretta.
Big winner Satin Parasall. Cureme.
Kosiba entry. Lane entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; 8 furlones
Browse Awhile Con- $40 $50 $50
Kathryn Ann ParrotO s.2O 40
Youths Hope. Stout Built Pipit sAer.
bet. Tommy Griffin. Time. 1:l3is.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ms t-year -olds and up: - miles
Most Chsrmins Hovato' $50 100
Sonny Mars, Six Gun. War Secretary,
Bold Design Bristol Joe. Time. l:47.
Paddock-GriSsom entry.
SENENTH RACE-Purse. $500; al
lowances 4-year-olds and up. q turlongs
Grown Marble Baird 40 2.SO 2lO
Double Bid MADDEN 32O go
Sweet Josie Coz 300
Brookwood Windsail, Mr. Al L. Time.
1:l.i5.
EIGHTH RACE-New Orleans Handi-
cap; e5o,upp added 3-yeaT-olds and up;
"a miles
Kinsmaker tB'Imetis) I18O 600 100
Full Fllght (Deverl 900 $50
Speed ROuSer tHeckmannl $50
Biz Sweep Admiral Wee. Sea o Erin,
Platan. Ramroad Time. l:5Ois
a Hasty House farm entry
NINTH RACE--Purse. 5000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up u miles
Service Baird 500 100 300
Open Lake LOvatol $50 40
Deliberate tArmstr0nE) 100
Sailor Lad. Mokatuek Viruzs Lofty
Legion. Appease Not Time. 2:07zs.
TENTH RACE--Purse, 5000: claim
ing, i-year- olds and up Il miles.
Last Lookout Baird 1900 GEO 40
Barbareba (DerOinI 42O 3lO
Smugsy WuEsy Con $50
Carlo c. Mighty Ike. James T, f-Cap-
tain Wave. Forever More. Pastoral,
xlppi Piseon. Uncle Todd. Time. I:46<s
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iro Of Potomac, Nd. will Judge
the card. which includes divi-
sions for working hunters. green
hunters, juniors, ponies and
jumpers.
Further information may be
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Chart Of seventh Race on PAGE CT

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000. al
llowance. 3-year-olds. Ia miles
The Hammer (And'nl 600 $40 $50
q Lucky Dip tValenLuelAl $40 3.5O
Air Pilot tArcArOD 3.8O
Ben Lomond. White Crest. Nirfren
Microbe Big Pond Rajputana. Destint
Hour Time, :4Sas
Cain Hoy Stable entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up Ia miles turD.
Woody Glen uHartackl 700 100 3.?O
Fresh Meadow (StevensonD 90 h.DO
Skysweeper tChOauette) 800
Dientudo, Colonel Jay. BriRhteSt Star.
The Hon. Dru Away. G-Two. Happy New
Year. Windsor King. Time. l.h2Aa
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Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE--Purse, $1,000: claim
ing 4year- olds and UP; / 10 miles.
Honey Bird (Deverl 300 900 500
Law Shifter Baird $40 3SO
Sky BIN tContreraS) $40
Sabre BIN, Red Wagon, Talon The
Minor. Crackenstar, Evermine, Sneak
Easy. Phil E S. Time. l:i72s.
Field
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
PETS Son Coy 1d.fO 7.2O 500
Eternal Shock Com 12O 500
Fleet Dream (BrousSaFd) 500
Casey's Hope. Rate Alone. Top
Again. Freedom First. Loco. First Greek.
Hurry Harry. Doc George, Sweet Sis.
Time. i.i3As
Field.
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FIRST RACE - Purse 5000; claiming: 4-vear-ods and
up na Honss Pest Las off at once start good won dry
q MineTarya Trainer owner valuesSl $50 5000, $500,
$3.50. Time, 1'27+s Cloudy and muddy.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000
up; O furlongs. Post, 3:37: off a
ing, place same. Winner. r. B
Spotswood Girl Trainer. W. G..
$500. $500, $3.50. Time, l:I23s
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claiming: 4-year-olds and
once: start good: won driv-
Thiel's b. c. 4. by / will
Christmas. Values-Sl.9 $50.
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Bold Ruler Gets
Track Record in
|F|amingo Win

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Beau Kay (Nichols) -
Miz Carol tLawless)
Stepping Merry (K'ne)
Bernice w. tCutshaw)
Milady Novice fBrightb
Rosemere Lass tC'tero)
Cupid Girl (Hooper) -
Ia Beth tvasil -
Star Dancer (Shuk)
Air Monarch (G'rdelIa)
Hope Marie tLeBlanc)
Janet Lynn Clark
, 1957-02-25
c. c. Announces
Appointment Of Two
New Secretaries

PORT OF A The Sc
cretary General Of the Carib-
bean Commission has been in
formed that the four National
Sections of the Commission
have confirmed a decision TAX
en- at the TWenty-Third meet
ing held in Barbados last
December regarding the fill
ing of the post of Deputy Sc
cretary General made vacant
by the appointment of C.. F.
Beauregard as Secretary-Gen
eral.
In accordance with this de-
cision j. E. Hestermann has
been appointed Deputy Secre-
tary General. A new post of
Administrative S Secretary,
which carries equal rank and
status with that of Deputy
Secretary, has been created
and c. P4 Erkskine-Lindop
has been appointed to fill it.
Mr.. Hesterman a Neither
lands national, joined the
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, 1957-02-25
C~hristiunsted High
School TO Observe
Career Day" Nor. 8

Career Day" will be cele-
brated in both Virgin Islands
high schools on Friday, March
s, 1857, it was announced by
Mrs. P. L. Byrd Larsen, Chief
Officer, Bureau of Special Ac-
tivities.
Percival Punter of the Blu
reau of Employment Security
Of the Department Of Labor,
Washington, DC, will be
guest speaker during an as
sembly period at loo pm.
Following the assembly,
students of the 9th and 18th
grades will meet in groups.
Each will have a leader to Of
fer guidance and answer ques-
tons relative to the career
chosen by the group.
Both the Charlotte Amalie
High and the SITS. Peter and
Paul Roman Catholic schools
are co-sponsoring the actiyi-
ty for Career Day" in St.
Thomas Tuesday, March 5th.
Mr.. Punter will be the guest
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