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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
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PoVrato jos jedan iseljenik William Bazan ko
AVE- wise Cd jeka inozemst, Proveo pedese m
godne burma zvota rada amecm tvoncama aaskim lede
MIN tundrama 8 n grudu
William Bazant je ceskog porijekla. Rodo u Iva
novom seu nedaleko Grubisnog pola kamo prize
200 godna dose njegov prec il Ceske Godne 1903 kad
e zcio bravars zanat mlad Bazant ostavo svoe rod
no selo otisao Ameriku gde vec naaza njegova
diva starija brata Zaposo Chcagu veikoj tvornc
Western Electric Co. kao mehanicar Nu tn ne dugo radio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

moze dupkom napuniti jednu'
cd najvecih dvorana u gradu
Clevelandu j odrzati tog ma
roda ma okupu do zadnje toe
Ike programa.
Rice je o koncertu u po-
cast 12-te obljetnice Hrvat-
skog Radio Sata, koji je o.
drzan u Slovenskom Domu u
Clevelandu II nedjelju, 12-og
januara 1858. Potpisani IL
vjestitelj imao je priliku po-
hadjati priredbe u Slove n
skom Domu sve tamo cd 60
dine 1924 kada je tai Dom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

udIldSIlJC VllJcIllc IldpOSC -
otvoren, ali nes.iecamo Sc da
je ikada bilo toliko hrvatskog
naroda ma okupu "a jednu pri-
redbu koliko i'll je bilo prisut-
no ma toj proslavi Hrvatskog
Radio S a "a ma II. januara.
Prema broju tiketa koji su
rasprodani "a tai dan - bilo
je 1886 osoba prisutno u Slo-
venskom Domu "a tai kon-
cerat. Svaka stolica u velikoj
dvorani i ma balkonu je bila
napunjena a preko toga bilo
.je nekoliko stotina naroda ko-
j nisu mogli naci sjedala i
koji su morali stojecke pratt
tt program proslave., Bio je
par stotina, takodjer, koji nj
su mogli uci u dvoranu, jer
gradski Inspector, koji SUI BIZ
Ii prisutni, nisu dozvolili Mi
ma ulazak u dvoranu radi to-
ga sto je ista vec bila pre-
puma. s,.es..,,,,o 5..,s,.
Gledajuci 3sa pozornice, bio
je to divni PRIOR vidjeti to-
liko naroda ma okupu steta
je samo sto to nismo mogli
naslikati da bi i druge kolo-
nije mogle vid.ieti sto Sc jeu
Clevelandu desavalo tai dan.
Bilo je naroda IL bliza i il da-
leka - ma PRIMER: doslo je
il Lorain, Ohio, jedna dele
gacija cd 62 osoba; druga il
Detroit, Mich, koja je broji-
la So osoba; tr { a pax IL
Akron, O., a eetvrta il Can
ton, Ohio, a bilo je naroda
takodjer IL Youngstown oko-
lice, Massillon, Farrell, Pa,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Benwood, w.
Va, cak- je bio par IL su-
sjedne Kanade. A postoji mo-
gucnost takodjer da je bio
naroda prisutnog IL drugih
mjesta koji Sc nisu prijavili
stoloravnatelju iii drugim od-
bornicima.
Pitanje Sc dakle moze po-
staviti: "sto je Hrvatski Ra-
dio Sat i njegov izvjestitelj,
gosp. John Birek, da su u sta
nju privlaciti toliko naroda ma
jednu priredbu?" - Ma tai
upit bi Sc dalo napisati jednu
knjigu, ali u kratko receno
ova priredba je jos jedan do
kaz iii rezultat jednog prav-
ca II javnom radu, kojeg je
gosp. Birek uveo u vodjenje
rada i programa Hrvatskog
Radio Sata. Maine, on sc nj
je pridruzio nijednoj politic-
koj stranci iii grupi, a preko
toga kada god je imao kako-
WI priredbu iii aktivnost, on
je u svakom slucaju pozvao
sve organizacije grada Cleve-
landa da izasalju zastupnike
i da 81 biraju Odbor izmedju
sebe "a vodjenje rada oko tih
priredaba. Uz to je uvjerio
narod, da nema niti jednog
pojedinca, iii grupe, koja cr-
pc bilo kakove koristi - ma
terijalno iii sa oglasivanjem
il prihoda Hrvatskog Ra-
dio Sata. Knjige Hrvatskog
Radio Sata su otvorene swim
drustvima pojedincima koji
sudjeluju u radu "a promica-
ME aktivnosti Hrv. Radio Sa-
ia j u tim knjigama naci cete
zabiljezeni svaki cent koji je
ikada doprinesen u koris t
programa.
U odboru, dakle, "a kon-
cerat u pocast LITE obljet-
H. - ~.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

Ma gornjoj slici vide, lijeya desno John
Baovnac, stoloravnate proslave Hryatskog Radio Sa
ia; Anthony j. Celebrczze gradonacenik grada Ceve
landa koji je govoru cestitao Hrvatskom Radio
Satu Cleveandu hrvatskom narodu; John Birek,
izvjestitelj vodja Hrvatskog Radio Sata
Slika je snimljena nakon programa kojem je
bilo prsutno blizo 1000 nasega naroda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
BIizo 1000 osoba u posjeti koncertu
hrvatskoq Radio Sata u CIeve|andu
Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland Ohio. - danasnje vrjeme Televizije dru-
gh mudroja sveta opaza to VEGA kompeticija
prisvoene slobodnog naroda Amerke nje nj
do da opaza padanje aktvnos bratskih organzaca,
kuturnih grupa drugh javnh organzacija Radi toga
smatram da je cd veke vaznost da stakne avno
aktvnost ill djela koja danasnje vrijeme napose
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

ubrzo sc preselio u Kenoshu,S
Wisconsin, gdje Sc uposlio u
tvornici Simmons kompanije.
Vec druge godine (1904)
svoga boravka u A m e ri i,
mladi Sc Bazant upoznao sa
ceskim socijalistima u Chi
cagu, koji su izdavali dnevni
list "Spravednost". Pod Mi
hovim utjecajem, prihvatio je
napredne radnicke ideje. Co
dine 1907. Bazant je, zajedno
sa hrvatskim socialist m a:
T o m o m Besenicem, Jurjem
Mokrovicem, Nation Bog
damon i drugima, sudjelovao
u pokretanju prvih radnickih
novina ma hrvatskom jeziku
u Sjedinjenim Drzavama =
"Radnicke Straze". Bio je bill
zak prijatelj prvog urednika
"Radnicke Straze", Milana
Glumca, a nesto kasnije sc u
poznao sa Teodorom Cvet-
kovim, koji je poslije smrti
Glumca preuzeo urednistvo Ii
sta. Godine 1906. Bazant je,
zajedno sa pok. santekom, o.
snovao socijalisticko udruze-
ME u Kenoshi.
Mladi sc Bazant bro raz-
vic u vi ok g mehanickog
strucnjaka. Marljivo je radio,
pa je u kratko vrijeme pri-
stedio lijepu svotu novaca,
kojim je pokusao otvoriti
svoju ugostiteljsku radnju,
ali je bio lose srece. Neki pro-
fesionalni varilaca, koji mu je
prodao tn radnju, prevario ga
je, pa je mas William izgubio
sve sto je napornim radon
pristedio. To ga je toliko o.
zlojedilo, da je ostavio Ke-
noshu i otisao u daleku hlad-
nu Aljasku.
Petoga lipnja god. 1915. sti-
gao je parobrodom u Douglas.
Ma pristanistu je bilo mnos-
two ljudi, a medju NINA / do
bar broj nasih sunarodnjaka.
Tu je Bazant dozivio intere-
santan slucaj, koji govori o
solidarnosti drugarstvu ma
sih iseljenika. Nepoznavajuci
nikoga, slucajno Sc obratio ma
jednog covjeka i zamolio ga
da ga uputi, gdje bi Sc mo-
gao smjestiti. Tai covjek je
bio mas iseljenik George Ka-
tic IL Herzegovina, koji ga je
odveo nekoj nasoj zeni, sto ie
drzala ma stanu i hrani wise
Hercegovaca. zena je pristala
da Bazanta uzme ma stan, ali
je trazila da unaprijed plati
cijenu "a mjesec dana. Will
liam Sc nasao u neprilici. l.
mao je tex 20 dolara, a to
nije bilo dosta. Katie je pri-
mijetio njegovu nezgodu j po-
zajmio mu 100 dolara, rekav-
81:
- Pa vratit ces mi, kad "a
radis. A ako kojim slu-
cajem prize umrem, daj ne
kome, tko sc nadje u slicnoj
nevolji
Bazant je zaista uskoro Ia
radio nesto novaca i odmah
potrazio Katica, da mu vrati
dug. No Katie je vec bio ot-
isao nekamo i poslije ga Ba-
zant wise nikad nije vidio.
Ma hla d n o m sjeveru Ba-
zant ,je bio bolje srece. Za-
poslio se kao mehanicar kod
jedne rudarske kompanije u
Juneau, gdje je prilicno "a
radjivao u kratko vrijeme
sagradio vlastitu kucicu. Vec
ujesen je pozvao k sebi zenu
IL USA i njih dvoje zapocese
novi zivot. zivjeli su jeda-
naest punih godina ma hlad-
nom sjeveru. Jedno je vrije-
me Bazant radio u svom "a
natu po raznim rudarskim ra-
dionicama, a zatim, zajedho
3 jednim prijateljem, Richar-
dom McIntoshom, trgovao sa
Eskimima. Nije to bila obic-
ma trgovina "a novac - jer
Eskimi do novca ne drze nj
Sta = nego su izmijenjivali
robu: davali su Eskimima
rame industrijske proizvode,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05


u Clevelandu, a koja operise
sa snagom cd 5000 kilowatts.
Program Sc cuje izmedju
$50 10 sati u jutro, dakle,
"a jedan sat pol. Kada bi
Sc program smanjio ma jedan
sat onda bi sc nekako moglo
izlaziti sa trgovackim oglasi-
ma, ali posto narod voli mr.
vatsku pjesmu i glazbu i ra-
dosno slusaju vijesti, koje i'm
donasa gosp. Birek svake ne
djelje, oni su voljni "a to
placati i zrtvovati svoje vrije-
me i radi toga program Sc
cuje "a sat i pol.
Onda preko svega toga, 60
spodin Birek nikada ne 60
vori programu kao da je to
njegovo vlasnistvo, vec stall
no narodu prica, da je to NIL
hov program i da &c opstaja-
ii tako dugo dok ga narod
bude podupirao. Radi toga on
imade povjerenje kod naroda
i on to povjerenje jos nije nj
kada izrabio. Jedan dokaz o
povjerenju naroda mo I e m o
ovdje citirati i to je bilo u
vrijeme kada je gosp. Birek
tesko obolio. Nevolja ga pri-
mila bas kada je izvjescivao
program. Telefoni su zvonili
ma stanici svake minute mo-
rail- su stalno preko progra-
ma izvjescivati ispricavati
radi cega Sc nije cuo Birekov
glas ma programu. Kada je
narod saznao, da je gosp. Bi-
rex otpremljen IL bolnicu i
bez sredstava "a lijecenje, 3D.
NAH je zapoceta kampanja "a
sabiranje pomoci i narod Sc
je odazvao u tolikoj mjeri, da
je "a dvije nedjelje sabrano
nesto blizo $4,000 "a Birekov
fond, j gosp. Bireku je stro-
go nalozeno da se tai novac
ina upotrebiti samo "a ME
govo lijecenje a mix ko u|
fond "a uzdrzavanje progra-
ma, jer narod je vec znao, da
ako bi ostao koji cent, da bi
Birek tai novac stavio u fond
"a program.
Drugi pako dokaz o posto-
vanju, kojeg narod goji ma
prama gosp. Bireku, pokazao
Sc u jednoj nedavnoj Kam-
panji "a novo clanstvo Hrv.
Bratske Zajednice. Oni, koji
su pratili rad u toj kampanji
&c Sc sjecati, da je g. Birek
bio jedan cd pobjednika bio
medju prvima koji su ispunili
kvote "a tn kampanju. U toj
kampanji on je dobio veliku
potporu cd naroda a s time
je. i Zajednica napredovala i
koristila, ne samo sa velikim
brojem novog clanstva, nego
sa oglasivanjem ma radio Il
vrijeme reklamu, koju "a
jednica nebi mace mogla do
biti bez potrosaka cd par hi
ljada dolara "a oglase.
Hrv. r a dio Sat u C1eve-
landu sc moze smatrati kao
jedna javna ustanova, koja
Sc promice u interesu sloge i
jedinstva naroda ovog grada
: vjerojatno je, da kada
bi gosp. Birek promjenio svoj
pravac da bi potpora nestala.
Ali da sc vratimo natrag
ma priredbu u pocast 12-te
obljetnice. Program "a ovu
proslavu je bio bogat i ma
MENU su nastupila mjesna
drustva - tamburaski zbo-
row, kolo grupe, pjevacki
zborovi, it'd, kako je to bilo
oglaseno Y, Zajednicaru. u
j e d n o je nastupio. ma pro-
gramu glasoviti hrvatski o.
peni pjevac, Dragutin Sos
tarko IL Chicago. Ma program
je stiglo mnogo telegramskih
y. A"- -. - %"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

- Nikad ne Gu zaboraviti
sedamnaesti listopada - pri-
povijedao nam je Bazant. -
To je Dan Ali a s k e, veliki
blagdan te zemlje. I upravo
ma tai dan sreo sam Sc oci
u oci S ogromnim sjevernim
medvjedom.
Toga je dana mas Bazant
$ jednim prijateljem posao u
low u planinu Narration, ne
daleko mjesta Seward. Sjedi-
Ii su ma jednom kamenu j.
spod visoke planine i uzivali
u ljepoti pejsaza, kadli ME-
gov prijatelj pokaze prstom
ma vrh planine i rece:
Bill, vidis Ii onog med
vjeda ma onoj stijeni?'
"Vidim. Pa sto?" - odgo-
vorio je Bazant.
"Ti ces otici gore ovim pu-
tenn da ga potjeras", rece
njegov prijatelj, "a ia Gu ga
emo tamo docekati."
NE, odgovorio je Bazant,
me Gu da Sc igram s med
Weldon. Evo vidis nj moja
puska nije "a medvjede, nego
"a ptice."
Ma to Sc njegov kolega di-
Re i ode sam prema medvjedu,
Proslo je n e ki h dvadesetak
minuta Bazant Gu hitac u
brdu. Mislio je, da je to vjero-
jatno .njegov prijatelj opalio
ma medvjeda.
- Minutu kasnije - prica
nam Bazant - cuo sam jos
jedan hitac i pomislim, da mi
je drug u opasnosti, pa kre-
mem istim putem, da vidim
sto Sc dogodilo. . Nisam pro-
Sac nj par sto metara, kad
Sc odjednom nadjoh pred O.
gromnim medvjedom, uzdig-
nutim ma zadnje noge. "Vu-
uf!" ruknuo je medvjed to-
likom sna gom, da sam ma
svom lieu osjetio dab njegove
gubice. Ostao sam ma mjestu
kao okamenjen. Stajali smo
tako jedan prema drugome u
udaljenosti cd diva m e t r a.
Puska mi je bila u rukama
prosto neznam, kako sam :je
opalio u z mlju. TEX tada
sam osjetio strah! Oblio me
hladan znoj kosa mi Sc ma
jezila. No, cini Sc, da Sc
medvjed uplasio, jer Sc po-
lagano spustio ma zemlju i ot-
isao mumljajuci. Sreca moja,
sto nisam medvjeda ranio j
sto sam onako nepomicno stao
ma mjestu.
- Proslo je dobrih pet mi
nuta, .kako je otisao medvjed
= prica dalje Bazant = a ia
sam jos uvijek stajao kao u
kopan. Kad Sc moi drug vra-
tio prosto Sc uplasio mog IL
gleda. Bio sam blijed kao kr-
pa, tresao sam sc kao da me
uhvatila groznica. On mi je
rekao, da je ranio medvjeda,
no nije znao da Ii je to bio
onaj isti 8 kojim sam sc ia
suocio.
Bazant sc RADIO sjeca i svo-
jih susreta $ ljudima s Ala
ske. Jedan cd najinteresant-
nijih bio je Wallace McC cCleary.
Tai je covjek bio zapao u tes-
ku nevolju i jednog sc dana
saw potisten priblizio Bazan-
tu, iako Sc nikada nisu vi
djeli. "Prijatelju", rex a o je
Bazantu, "nikad sc u zivotu
nisam kartao nj kockao, ali o.
viii me dana sam djavo ma
vukao da kartam, pa sam IL
Cubic saw svoj novac. Ostao
sam bez prebijene pare, pa
vas. molim, ako mozete, da
me zaposlite kod sebe." Ba-
liant ga uposlio u svojoj ra-
dionici j cd tada su ostali ne
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02

and continue for two hours each afternoon. There will De parka making; self development; home management; and sewing tech niQueS-
 Tuesday morning Edward V Pope, extension specialist in child development and parent educa ton, will speak on Parents and Children Sometimes at Odds.' The next morning program will be a panel discussion on "The State Constitution and Period of Transition" Opportunities in Tourism' will be discussed Tues day evening; Wednesday morn ing "The World of Parenthood'' will be discussed by Pope, fol- lowed by Economics of State- hood" by Prof. Hans. K. Jensen of the University faculty.
 Miss Marian Larson, state All leader, will preside Thursday morning. Included on the pro- gram will be a statehood session including the role of the Exten- sion Service under statehood; and mental health problems and care of the psychopath.
 Some 80 women from the Pal mer and Anchorage areas are ex- pected to attend the Short Course as we'll as homemakers from the Fairbanks, Homer, Seward, and Nome areas.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
Executive Meeting Slated for Women BoWIers Saturday

There will be an executive meeting at the Palmer Bowling Center Saturday, October 4 at 2 p.nl. of the Womens' Association. Every Palmer bowling league, m which there are women bowlers, must be represented at this meet ing. If the president of the lea glue .is a man, 1t is his obligation to appoint woman from the lea gue to act as representative at the meeting. Leagues involved are the KING PINS, PIN POPPERS, DOES BUCKS, PIN BUSTERS, and KNIK BREEZES- According to regulations of the Womens as sociation, any league not repre- sented will be fined However, 1t was pointed out, the fine ($D wouldn't accomplish what repre- sentation at the meeting will. The main business will be discus sing the coming tournament and it is important that each of the leagues in which women are bowling be represented.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
EighE Area Women To Aiiend 9tEi
 Annual Short Course

Beginning next Monday morn alag, eight valley women will be- gin varied program, full of ac- tivjties designed to aid women sf Alaska, at the 9th annual HaTnemakers' Short Course to be hfla at the University of Alaska.
 Attending from the valley huInemaker clubs will De: Leann Dodds, Golddusters Club; Mil E7red Knutson, Wasilla Club: Sylvia Lewis, Big Lake Home steaders; Ina Mckenzie of the SAnurdough Club and newly elect en president of the Homemak- CTS Council; Elsie O'Berg, Gnu Eiak Club; Shirley Smith, Gold clusters Club Polly Warner; Palmasilla Club; and Fern Wright Df the Suttonettes Club.
 The University of Alaska Co., operative Extension Service is making every effort to make this years Short Course one that no hnrnemaker will want to miss" said Mrs. Lydia Fohn-FTansen, as- soeiate director for home demon stration work, who will welcome tic 100 or more homemakers on Hpening day.
 The Short Course, consisting HI workshops, lecturers and dem nnstrations (as we'll as some so- tlal activities) will be held Mon rlay through Friday, October 6-10, Nr the University campus. Most 4t 1he program win take place m The Eielson Building, with s.fsne activities scheduled for the main building Tours are being planned of various points of in- tt nest in the Fairbanks area.
 Workshops will start at pm
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
4-n Achievement Day November 8

Four-H- Achievement Day has been set for Saturday, November 8. at the high school cafeteria in Palmer, announced Frances Hull bert, home demonstration agent.
 The November date has been set to allow medals and other awards coming from the National All Club office to arrive in time for presentation to outstanding 4-H members.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
NURSES PLANNING RUMMAGE SALE

A rummage sale on Saturday, October 18, is being planned by members of the Alaska Nurses Association District No. 6, Pal. mer. The sale will be held in in the Shamrock building from 10 am. until 4:30 pm
 Anyone having rummage items they wish to donate to the sale is asked to call PI-2888 or FLAPS to make arrangements for drop or pickup
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
WASH-L.A NEWS
By Jane Browne

MT. and Mrs. John Polls are the parents of a new daughter, Athena Joy arrived at Valley Hospital September 25. She joins Johnny, Pete and Kathy-
 Mrs Ray Dougherty spent sew eral days ill Valley Hospital this week, the last two days were just vacation, she enjoyed every min- ute of the good service and rest.
 Hallea Lodge buzzed Hast night with about 20 Auxiliary ladies enjoying their annual dinner. Ola Grafton was the special guest and the Citation of Merit was presented to Sister Marie Hulke a5 our Sister of the year.
 The VIEW. Auxiliary will spon- sor a Stanley party Wednesday, October 8 at the school cafeteria at 500 pm. Everyone is invited tO attend.
 Mary E. Rowley, Public Health Nurse for Wasilla has had to change her schedule for this week only Her next regular visit will be October 15. and 16.
 Bud Browne celebrated His birthday on Saturday, turned out to be a surprise party for every cne who happened to be out.
 q
 Volunteers of the Wasilla Com- munity will sponsor. a dinner Dn October l8 at the Community Hall benefit of the Cemetary As- soication. Dinners will be served
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
1858 AG YEARBOOK
 IN LIMITED SUPPLY

The 1858 Agriculture Year book, entitled Land" has been published and a relatively limit ed supply will be available to Deli Bartlett for distribution on a 'first- come, first served basis Requests should be addressed to E. L. Bartlett, 1913 House Office Washington 25, DC.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
PALMER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1858 FORECLOSURE LIST

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  School DSHha the Clerk
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The frontiersman., 1958-10-02

from 500 through BOO pm. Pro- ceeds will help defray expenses of road improvement and clear ing the association found neces- sary to have done this summer.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-02
CITY OF PALMER 1858 FORECLOSURE LIST

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FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A FRONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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the o e n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Frunk Buffers Dies;
One pfWorld S Top
Horse Trainers

LONDON. Jan. 2 R.-Frank
Buffers. one Of the worlds top
horse trainers and former
trainer for the late Aga Khan,
died here Tuesday.
Buffers. who was 70, retired
IN l949 after saddling thou
sands Of winners in Austria,
Germany. Italy. Hungary, Ire
land and England. He trained
in England for % years. win
ming q million pounds for his
owners.
Buffers. who was born In
Austria near Vienna, had
trained the winners Of Is Eng
lish classic races. He also had
IS other horses who finishe1
In the money in classics.
He trained the Aga Khan's
stable from 1891 to l949. It
was he who saddled Bahram.
winner Of the Triple Crown
EPSON Derby. Two Thousand
Guineas and st. Leger-in
1885. Bahram won nine races
worth a total Of 1886 pounds
in an unbeaten career.
Buffers most successful year
as trainer for the Aga Khan
was 1884. when his horses won
SS.S43 pounds then S355.372)
on British tracks. That year
ne entered four horses In the
st. Leger and they finished
f1rst. second. fourth and nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
BY GEORGE HUBER
star STAFF Writer


f: OF his performance last
night at Capitol Arena. it's hard
TO tell whether Fora Foley
deserves his No. 2 ranking
among heavyweight fight con-
tenders.
Foley. from Chandler. Ariz..
Fon big. But he was beating a
Fighter who showed himself
Foefully inexperienced. He
seemed able to call the shots
Against Garvin Sawyer. from
Cincinnati, but didn't call
them often enough.
Later. Foley said he had a
cold. and that at 100 pounds
he was about five pounds be-
low normal weight. Foley was
IN charge from the first round,
and seemed TO have Sawyer all
but knocked out in the fourth.
He looked 10 be in position 10
end the fight anytime there
after. but despite putting Saw
yer on the deck in the eighth
and ninth rounds. II went the
distance.
Foley said his timing was
Of, that's why he didn't end
Il Suddenly. The scoring was
very one-sided with Foley win
ming every round. Referee
Charlie Reynolds. l00-77: Judge
Harry Volkman, l00-82: Judge
Norvel Lee, 100-76.
Foley is a deadpan, unex-
citable fighter, with no waste
motion. He let's the other fell
low lead ane MAKE the mis-
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FoIley's Easy Victory
Doesn't Prove Much

takes. then: whammy. He hits
like a snake. quick and unex-
pected. A short straight right
followed by q left hook had
Sawyer on the deck in the
eighth. A long right put him
down again in the ninth, and
ne was In real bad shape at
The end Of the round. But, he
lasted through the 10th.
Folley's defenses also are
good, or at least they stood I'D
well under what Sawyer could
offer. The Westerner was able
10 pick of most Of Sawyer's
leads with gloves. elbows and
arms. although somehow or
other Folley's nose was bleed
ing in the 10th. That was
nothing compared TO Sawyer,
however. who was generally
beat up and a mess at the end.
Last night was Jimmy Lake
Night, with a surprisingly good
turnout for New Years Night
In honor OF the veteran tight
and wrestling announcer. About
1900 were on hand. but Just
what purse was raised for
Jimmy won't be known for a
few days aft3P all returns
are In.
Preliminary winners were
Lightweight Milt Ferguson
over Short Shot Hayward, and
Heavyweight Ernie Knox over
Randy Brevard In fours. In
lights after the main event,
Heavyweight Tommy Thomp-
son beat Nick shanks In four.
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BUT $4,000 BET s2,272,626
All 8 Fovorites Lose
On Sonto Anita Card

worth Stable. The 4-year old
FLY. ably ridden by Willie
Shoemaker. was fourth as she
came into the stretch. but ran
down the pace-setting Covert
TO win by a half-length. She
stepped the six furlongs with
l12 pounds in l:l0 and paid
Sl3.l0. Betty Rose, who had
challenged Covert for the lead.
was third in the field Of 10
starters.
Jack Westrope. who rode
Covert. said his mount STUN
bled coming out Of the gate.
but he quickly righted her and
she was in the lead at the
quarter pole.
Not a single favorite came
home first and Marcador.
9-year-old that once raced in
stakes events al Santa Anita.
returned sl28.2o in capturing
the fifth race. He unfinished
the heavily : backed Johnnie
Mike. mainly because OF the
handling Of Manuel
Ycaza. the resourceful Pana-
rider. Marcador's pay
of was tops for the Santa Anita
meeting, which started Deem
Der 26.