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Gu. slider Wins:
Gran. land Rice

OLCSMAR, Fla, Mar. 7
(AP) .-Eric's PEI. a rank OUT
slider from Bayside Stables. put
on a great stretch drive to win
the $500 Grantland Rice
Handicap by half a length to-
day at Sunshine Park.
Apprentice Jockey Robert
Green brought the 2-year-ol
winner up strong on the out-
side in the final 100 wards after,
running with the pack most of
the AZ furlongs. Mo Supreme
finished second and Statistician
third.
Eric's Pet paid $40.40. $17.40
and $500. He set a track record
of 532s, lettering the old mark
by rs seconds. ~
The handicap, named in
memory OF the late New York
sports writer. provides funds
for Grantland Rice scholar
ships to students at the Uni
verSity of Florida.
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Sunto Anitu Results
BY the ABsociated Press
,osr pA1r p.. "a .,f,..,

FIRST RAcE--Purss. $4,000: claim
ina. 4-year-olds and up; lurlongs
Y Y -: :.s% ,Tap 'TD s'ss ,Ss sS ss
Can Ne foass tAIaese) is.VS
snack ,Abbes. Grey Sands, Jacl
California, Furious Girl, Sir PANEL
Fa sE,, DcTp. TINS LIE. q, ann,
ca sncoND sAc olds; 5ST's furlsns soO
Civic Pride tPierceJ go AGO s.Ou
War Missile tvalenz'Ial IIy00 G.CH
American Comet u0ng'nl I.BO
Amerind. Great Flshters TiSer lay
Tor. Little Rooste:' Colo Bay; Eordef-
''T Ta1k sSst sG ssee i@s' 1850 1850 al.
lovanses: 3.year -olds. 81 mile.
Sayy XXI King sp sXssss' $50 tsS o 3se
Tramore II. Lucky Nisht. Blue O
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $1,000;
claiming 4-year-olds up; iurlongs
sullivan Jr. !Nevssl 1920 80 $50
F 'hsiy s ait'f io ssssf "o :.sS
Gems Joy. Rebel Rob. Northern spy,
wastin. Flying Atlas. Picatoste. Count
indigo, Time: l:llh
oiilie HanGicSp: filiies and iI mares ' 4.
La Plume (MorenoD $50 i.0H SEQ
Two Cent stamp (Yc'a) $40 sra
sally Lee tNevesI 90
Well Alvey, Meticulous, Midnight
Date Milly K Time. 1:44.
Ki,R Ranch entr.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowanees; 4-yeaT-oldS and up; 81
furlongs
Little Moon Pieree) $40 I.2O 800
New Shift (Yaka) 1920 SO,
Gold Cover tSh0emakerl SGT
Silver Dust. Alb Blue. AliWar
Battle Dance Vino Supreme ano
Native Indian. Time. 1883.
Jordan trained entry
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Mar.
(AP) Churchill Downs today
released the names Of 100 thor
oughbreds nominated for the
85th running Of the Kentucky
Derby May 2.
The nominees, all 3-year.
olds:
". ADAMS. Col. Crockett.
Alamode Stable IN. J. Spiegen Mai
Order.
Ray Bell. Getaway II.
Mrs Anson A. Bigelow, Austin.
Edwin N. BiSSo, Captain Advice.
Botten BUCKET stable -. C. Bottenl
Estate a. j. Braunstein. Royal Orbit
Briardsle Farm (Anthony lmbesi'
PuneyGs and Rico Tesio.
Doss Briggs, Tulsa Lad.
BROOKE ED Farm HARRY Isaaesl. In
Brookmeade Stable GMrs. I. D
Sloanel. Sword Dancer
John, G.. Bruno, Moony.
r. q. Burns. Sterno Bill.
Byrnalsn Stable tE. Austin Byrne''
Cain Hoy stable N. p. Gusrenheim,
Stephen 4. Calder, Gone Native.
Calumet Farm MRS. Gene Markeyl.
On -And-On and Torocuik.
Circle K. Stah.e dick ORR. Bertc
Barbo:c.
Claiborne Farm tArthur B. Han
Clearwater Stable ". A. Roberts anc
r. L. Leatherburyi, Par Four.
cockheld Stable Mrs. Marian Epp.
copaIan Stable Is. J. Pace. c. Ton
tanzo. and Gro. LanRherED, Joe's Mas
ter
CRIMSON kins Farm Up. w. Salmenl
Darby Dan Farm John W. Gal.
BREATH. Benbecula.
pixiana ichaTles T. Fisher, spac'
Leo edwards, Moon Age.
Elkcam Stable (Robert Elliott. anc
Frank Macklel. Open View
Elobee Farm mr.; and Mrs. L. O
FearS-Ray Stable 'oeorse z. Fears)
Nc and Mrs. C. B. Fisehhseh, Pesti'
W. q. Gilmore. Fishtin Indian.
Go -ror Broke Corp. too share
holdVTS). Gen. Darby
Golden Lane Stable Newton T
Bass. kavv Kins.
HUH A. Grant, AN Away.
Grcentree Stable ~. Il. Whitney anc
Mrs. Charles PaySoni. Audience. Eura.
sta, Hiiwan and Sputnik.
Mrs Ethel HaGa, Titus H.
W. Arnold Hanger, Waltz.
Mrs. Parton Harthili. That Black
One.
Hastv Honse Farm "a. E. Reuhen,,
Count Mighty. Oceanic, Sea Graft and
>. and s. saer Hstskiu. Aaster
Heibgsh Farm III. H. Helbrush,
IRE: Eoech.
Carrie e. HilIock. 0uantrell.
Max Hirsch, Homely.
q. Holtzinger and Doug Davis, Jr.,
W. N. ingram. Scotland.
Jacnot Stable 20. T. e. J. R. Ho-
Patrie Jacobs. Our Dad.
Jay-Ed Stable "a. J. Federico,
W, r.. johnson. Blue @.
Kerr Stable (Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
and Nancy KERR. Dr. John Peters
King Ranch Robert J. Kleberg)
Black Hills. Call the witness and Law
II. L. kirk. Luke x.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Thorn Kissel. Chi.
caro- Wind.
W. J Lewis. Jr.. Vic Mon.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. Lewis and Kerr
Stable Prince LeWker.
LienRollen Farm MRS. M. Z. LunnJ,
Could Re and Mosby.
Ralrh Lowe. Mr.. Vale.
Robert s. Lyle, SHUTDOWN II.
j, Z, Meaulire. Mcclellan.
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Gulstreom Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. S3,lOU: claim
LyDette tChOGuetteI 800 100 SEQ
Little Leagaer tBrks) 1929 5.1U
Invader II, Rogerio. Time zone,
Blacktype. Lopilady. Game Conqueror.
Anfitrion, Golden Lou, Devilproof.
' sEcoND RACE - purse, $4,000:
claiming: 3.year-olds: furlongs
Bcechmont tThornb'GI $50 $50 $50
Ocean Blue tBoulmet.s) 2O.IO 1899
Chiricahau tWO0dhOuse) $50
Dark Look. Song And Dance. fecks
Beau Amour. Charcoal Grey, Royal
Scorp, Dorrine %. Time. LIS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2s.IO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing, 3-year-olds: 10 miles.
tbre lrs G tGIbS SS''sr0 600 siS Sf sS
Fes MeioSy %SsIc. Erratic Point 1 IeS'
9 Ungava. Shot Cay, Royal Eighteen.
aHumphrey-Arndt entry.
FOURTH RACE. = Purse, $1,000;
Boone Blaze iCrurI .6.SO 1850 a.S0
! Perdulario tBustam'teI 1929 600
"l IiSsrty. 0i Esho Gem, Painted PORCH
Trial, Boomer Sooner, LIE Tocsin
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s3.4OO: claim.
Ing: 3;yeer:olds: o iurlonSs.
fllfht REQUEST tsmith) $50 100 g,
Blue Pledge. Miami Gal. Carmen
! Lou. Tribes Hill, Ship Companion, Sue
cessful. Slim Penny. Cold North, Doing.
r's Sixth 'RAcE-purse. 81 200: claim.
Best Brother DECKER li.2O go i.2O
Nimble Top lHartackD $50 leo
The Joker valenE'lal 600
Meadows Miss. Sir Audley. King
Borough. Bird In Flight, Reybourne,
Judiciary. Ramona Rode, overtrick,
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $4,000
added. the Magic City Handicap. j.
year-olds and up; mile and 20 yards,
Amerig0 (Hartackb 800 $50 $50
Talent show tLeonard) 1850 $50
Mister 1--WE tBoulmetisl 4.2O
Chief, Better Bee. Dragon Killer,
Wise Margin. Petare. Backbone. Time,
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming; 4-year-olds up, 1,a miles
Deadly kstSr !cSl@,e, ~ 1915 20
Hopes Hope. Arrant Bully, Negro-
trece At Hand. Morning After. Oil
Legend. Time. :432s.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
Ing: ,f-year,olds and up; liz miles.
T The River ,a Decker 100 a.sS 3.;33
Omer. Imaeem. Big winner, smoke.
Me-Now, Count Swedak, Wherehaveu-
been. Fl Bermejo. Time. l:43is.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s47.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse. S.,IO0; claim
Dee MI lPrestonj 1850 1910 500
Honor Man tCext 4.SO 3.vU
James Will sunny r., Natural
Count, Ballv Shamrock. Star Perform
anee, Ole Tint. Time, l13.
Fulcher entry,
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $500; al
lowances: 2-year-olds: about is miles.
Visions Son tCoiiman) $40 SEQ
Ripte OHeekmAnnl 500
Proft Man. Bully Jeep. Donna
River. Farm To Market. Lonesome
Me, Woogee Lee, Los Deck, River
oorda. Fast oleen. Time, O:26As.
PIYrH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
Ing; ~. 3s-yssr.oldS: Il. miles na an >.
Scotland Brew lBarn'l 1910 500
Ronnd Circle tPoparal 6.2O
Outfoxed. Irish Beauty. Master Pat.
Hill OMIne, Faithful Hill. Eva's Boy
Robust Fleet. Time, 1915.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse, 81. 100: ciairn-
pr e Gsnersi sc' S 7.Ss 10 s.sG
PiesfTieRd CHeekm'nI $50 500
Spy kIelodv tZehFD $50
Anya, ooyalba, fsabcrtooth, Atelior.
Denver Kins, Knobv.ew Kid Well
lNhs Sa1 VI swim AoNNth SSStef
Field.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, SIS, 600:
nR ndicap: 4.yeaf-Oids I'D: 6 Turlones
True Verdict tBro'd $50 :.so 20
B Liberal Art tCsmb'D zee
Road To Rome, Pearl Prince,
Hare Raising. Dose's Son, Nydello.
Shan Pac. Strong Point. Time. 1908
tnew track record.
Helis, Jr.. entry.
Bishop Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe StO,0 add
ed: the, Louisiana Derby; 3-year-olds:
Ia miles.
Master PaIyneh tB'G 1910 6.i0 100
Sputpik tHeckmannb 800 $50
b Festival King (CaT'sl $50
Jackie Price. Dhaulagiri. a Briar-
wood, b Frosty Star. Joes Master,
Smoke Stream. That Blael: One, Jerry
Evarts. Time, l:49as tnew track
q wilson -Raciviteh entry,
b Fischbach entry.
NINTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; op-
tional claiming 4-year -olds and up;
Bleak tCarsters) s.:O tA..9 3,O
Amber Sands tMeaux) $50 sea
Up A Tree pr storb 100
PeeIer, Lake Drive. Stroller. Cap
tai, vnI irp 2;01.
TENTH RACE Purse. 5000:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; ia
NJ. Eden (RarnetD 1859 40 SEQ
Look Alive Meauxl 4.2O $40
ChanSon tCarstens) SO
Sherbet, b. B. Bull, Garden Han,
Bookworm. Time. 2:06ss.
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DERBY NOMINEES


Neil 3. Mccarthy. FinneEav ant
MaekIe Bros. ard Louis Chester
Atoil.
Preston Madden, Dhaulagiri,
Maine Chance Farm MRS. Elizabeth
Graham. Dark Prince. Great One. Jet
Mercury and Noble Boy
/ X. @, Marshall. John Bruce.
Mrs, " B. Massey, Col Brig
Meadow Farm &c. T. chenery'' FRS
Landinf.
DR. d. r. Munroe. Dralia
Mureain- Bysrs Stable, Kountal anc
MI and Mrs. L. I. Nelson. Linmold
Robert A. Eewsome. Kintaro.
.. Enterprises oscar HoranyI. PAS
Due.
Mrs. Ruth Pierce. Dust Jacket.
| Albert =. Polk, Cold Harhor
Clark g. Kenneth Radar. GuV'nel
Sim.
/ Mrs. Adele Rand. Moon Shot.
Reverie Knoll Farm FREEMAN
Kevesl, Smoke Stream.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice. Cedar Brook anC
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Richards. Hurry
Home.
Mrs. Edward E. Robbins, Mid Erin
Mrs. s. Helene sadacca, The Chosen
One.
Jack W. Schiller, Marcus II.
W J. Schmidt, Active Crater and
Real Rhythm.
Selma Stable Harry NJ. Reed, Jr.)
Miss Newcastle
/ Bayard Sharp, Troilus.
Spring Hill Farm flames d. NorrisD,
EeSy SpDr and Octopus.
W. J. Sprow, .Ir.. Another Sin.
! Starmount Stable r. B. BENJAMIN.
Goshen and Red Douglas.
| E. o. Stiee and Sons, Monks Hood
Mrs Lloyd P. Tate. Court AdaiI
an6 Ncnte cristo.
| samuel Tufano, Wheatley Road.
Fred Turner. Jr., Tony Lee anc
Tuleg.
Walmae Farm Est. R. W. McIlvsin)
Nelson j. Waterbury. Herb Dollahite
Reginald Webster. Royal Anthem anc
Leo Weinberger. Southern Ami
Ben Weiner and William Resseguet
Eternfl BIN,
c. v. Whitney. Dotted Swiss. JunGl'
Dancer and Silver Spoon.
George d Widener, Don't Alibi. Pa
rade and Racing Clouds
James L. Wiley. Shanncndale
Martin L. Wilson. Jerry Evarts.
r. W. Wilson and Earl Allen, Jave.
line.
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Anierigo Wins
Al GuIfsfreanl
With Harfack

! MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 7 APP
Mrs. 7. Christopher's Amerigo.
the 3 to 2 favorite. won the
seventh running Of the $4,000
added Magic City Hsndicap for
3-year-olds and upwards at
Gulfstream Park today. =.
! Carrying lis pounds and with
1 Willie Hartack In the saddle.
the 4-year-old son of Nearco
out of Sanlinea covered the
mile and TO yards over a fast
track in l:3a4s to win by half a
length over Ada L. Rice's Talent
Show.
! j. l.. Applebaum's Mister 1--WE
was third, half a length back II
Talent Show.
The winner paid IS. $500
and So 90 and enriched his own
er by $10,650. The gross purse
with the II starters was $17.775.
Tclent Show paid $1,000 and
$500 and Mister 1--WE $4.20 to
show. ~
jack Leonard rode Talent
Show and Sammy Boulmetis
was up on Mister 1--WE. A crowd
Of 22.950 watched the race.
Other f'nishers in order we're
Bills Sky Boy, Belleau Chief.
Better Bee, A Dragon Killer.
Sarcasmo, Petare. Backbone
and Wise Margin. Little Hermit
was a late withdrawal.
Hartack had been expected
to send Amerigo to the front
'-'mediatej~ sfter the start.
However, Talent Show moved
i'll front as the field approached
the first turn.
Amerigo dropped back to
third and Backbone moved up
to challenge Talent Show down
the backstretch. y
Hartack made his move at
| the home turn, swinging Amer
igo to the outside, and headed
down the middle of the track
to take the lead just inside the
eighth pole.
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Spufnik. Edged
ByLongs|1otin
Louisiana Race
NEW ORLEANS, Mar.

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. Z
.(AP). Master Palynch, an
import from Florida, jumped
to an early lead and outlasted
the favored Sputnik's stretch
charge to win the $50.425
Louisiana Derby at the Fair
Grounds today.
The 3-year-old son Of Crafty
Admiral was q nose to the good
as he and Sputnik went under
the wire. Festival King ran
third.
Master Palynch broke the
track record for the mile and
one-eighth as the Fair Grounds
closed It's 85-day winter meet
ing. His time Of lao 2/5
knocked one-fifth Of a second
of the track standard.
Overlooked BY Bettors
The oddly named colt, owned
by the Sair and Hatskin Stable
was overlooked by the 1900
fans who made Sputnik a 80
favorite. Master Palynch paid
$3.50, S6.4O and 81. Sputnik,
whose three earlier victories al
the Fair Grounds had won over
the big crowd. returned $500
and $3.50 Festival King
owned by C. d. Fischbach and
winner Of the Derby Trial last
Monday. was $500 for show.
Ray Broussard hustled Mas
ter Palynch out ON top as the
ll-horse field left the gate and
had the colt running easy a;
the field hit the turn and
swept down the long back.
stretch.
Master Palynch swept
around the final turn with
length lead as Dhaulagiri and
Copalan Stables Joe's Master
faded. But Hickman haC
Sputnik rolling on the outside
Sputnik Caught Up
Sputnik caught up with
Master Palynch inside the last
sixteenth Of a mile but Brous.
sard had Master Palyncf
stretching for all he was worth
and the Florida invader haC
the shade at the wire.
( A check for $35,600 was
waiting his Canadian owner;
at the finish line. The deci-
sion thrust the colt into con-
sideration for the spring clas-
sics-the Kentucky Derby. the
Preakness and Belmont Stakes
! Jerry Evarts made a mild bid
during the stretch run and
managed TO grab fourth place
money.
Trailing the top quartet were
Dhaulagiri, Frosty Star. who
ran as an entry with Festival
King; Paxton Harghill's That
Black One: Revere Knoll
Farms Smoke Stream; Mrs
Roger Wilson's Jackie Price;
Joe's Master; ana Briarwood.
Jackie Prices Running Mate
and the fields only fllly.
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BOWIE
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
won but we were caught be-
tween horses and she couldn't
do her best"
Betting on Bowie'S sixth
Saturday program dropped be-
low last weeks high mark. with
$l,708,608 being wagered for
the second best handle of the
session.
Although Jockey Grant just
missed In the stakes, he had
a profitable afternoon. winning
three races. including the first
with Cloak n Dagger to start
a $2l daily double on the 5
and 2 comoir ton, completed
by Reedy Parky.
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THREE COLTS RANK HIGH
100 Are Nominated
For Kentucky Derby

alton. to crack the Ally ink
Silver Spoon: chances for tho
Kentucky classic reached theil
peak yesterday when she de-
feated an all-colt field In the
100000 added Santa Anita
DERBY by 2Ia lengths, the sec.
ond filly ever TO win the race
Only one filly. Regret in
1915, has ever won the Derby
and she raced under the color'
Of Whitneys father.
Other Fillies Named
Other FLIES nominated: DR.
d. r. Munroe's Dralia; Lee
Weinberger's Southern Ami;
and Miss Newcastle from the
Selma Stable.
A Ally hasn't run In the Derby
since l94S when Misweet fin.
ished twelfth.
( Tony Lee Is taking II easy
1t present. Trainer Frank Child:
decided 1t would be too risky
tn start the colt with bar
plate on his injured right front
hoof.
The English bred colt. owned
by Fred Turner. jr. Of Texas
lost two close decisions to First
Landing in the East last year
He also has been whipped twice
In his only 1859 starts at Santa
Anita.
/ First Landing. the 2-year-old
champion of 1858, belongs tc
CHRISTOPHER T. Chenery Of
Virginia. He won 10 of II starts
last year and one Of two in 1885
before Troilus caught him In
the Flamingo Stakes.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, March I
tAP) .-Three high ranking
colts and a gelding with So own
ers are among the $50 thor
oughbreds listed today as eligl-
bles for the Kentucky Derby
Four FLIES, including unde-
feated Silver Spoon. also are
entered for the 85th running
Of the $125, 900 added classic al
Churchill Downs on May 2.
The number of candidates In
the mile and a quarter test Is
10 less than in 1858. A Church.
III Downs spokesman said,
however. that when a 2-year-
old campaign produces such
stars as First Landing and
Tony Lee. nominations usually
run between 100 and 1885,"
TroiIus Is Competition
Both are expected to have
strong competition from Troi-
lus. who humbled First Land
ing recently in the Flamingc
stakes. Troilus, purchased BY
Bayard Sharp. the Delaware
banker. for $4,000, already has
banked more than 100000 this
year.
The first horse nominated
was Gen. Darby. owned by the
Co For Broke Corp. Of Louis
vile. It's &c shareholders put
up 500 each and purchased the
gelding at auction in 1857 fol
81 500. Gen. Darby has earned
S1.825. most of it coming from
one claiming race he won in
Ju'v, 1858.
c. v. Whitney is counting or
Silver Spoon. a daughter of Cit
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in the Kentucky Derby" Whit
ney said.
The wealthy sportsman ex-
planned why Silver Spoon in
her first start was entered in
a claiming race for $4,000. II
was done without his knowl-
edge because his handlers al
the time felt that the lameness
might ruin her racing career
Luckily Silver Spoon. in that
race at Belmont Park Septem-
Der %. was not claimed.
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Polite Hunter

MOUNTAIN VIEW. Okla,
(AP) Earl Lamirand saw
wild geese on a farm pond. He
crawled quietly within range
and smack into a keep out"
sign. He carefully crawled
back and walked to the farm
er's house to get permission to
shoot. He crawled back to the
pond and the geese were still
there. He shot two.
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Chart Of Santa Anita
Derby on Page CT

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; T.
year-olds and UP; OPTIONAL claiming,
Ia miles.
Initiate fShoemakerl go $40 400
Biplane (Yakab $40 sac
Golden RAGE tYeaEa) $40
Reaulus, Icy Day. Itsaherry, Double
Pedigree. Honest, Little Dell. Beyler-
hey. Time. l:5O2s.
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sound. C. v. Whitney said to-

sound. c. v. Whitney said to-
day.
The unbeaten fiillie's owner
disclosed the daughter Of Cita-
ton suffered q hip injury as a
weanling. This kept her out Of
racing until late in 1858.
Silver Spoon, he said. has
gradually worked herself out OF
the lameness.
wen wait for a week or
so. and If she came out Of
today's race all right, ] think
she deserves q chance to run
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Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $1,000: claim.
ing. 3-yeAr-olds: lie miles.
BustertnA tMeauAD 4.2O $40 500
Tanall (BaFnettl 1880 0.6e
{ Nutty. Dream (Hinofa) 100
More Jacx, lady Bryan. Cyp.es:
Sgd. Blaze Of Glory, Condillght Bum,
Wood, Fhar Girl. Red Ribbons. Hap
penstance. Time, l;47as.
Field.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000,
claiming: 4-yeaT-o up: lie miles
tFIsh Dream tLegnel 1910 I0.10 SIS
Freedom Shot tCcmbestI go l.sl
Tiger Play (BTOuS'dI 30
I Exhibition Run, Sam Gee dee
4 Joe Delllle, GGytul, Gratiiled, Luck
Penny, Jeannies Pal. Strataplan
Phoebe's Babe. Time, l:46b.
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Torres Father Scouts

Joe Tore, father of Mil.
waukee's first baseman, Frank
Tore, is a scout for the Braves.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

v,ssSsc ey5shs 1859 by Trsnrie Publications. lney
is ,bnsss Post 5l Of $t start GOOD; won easily.
Mutt de Foles: Trainer " B. Bond vaiues-Si0 25 $780,
S22O' $40 Tine 1:26as Clear aud good.
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SIXTH RACE Purse $500. elaiming 3-year olds: q
furlongs Post 3:4l off at once start good irvins
winner R. T. Vogelman, IRIS ch. 5, Call Over Miss
yudex. Trainer owner Vaues-s2e75 $780, $3.50. s1f5.
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Two-dollar mutuels paid--vAcE, 50 90. - 90 50 90
STAR ORBIT. $40 500 EARLY BRANCH. 81 90.
Hande-S1S4 10s Total handle-Sl70S. sos.
Attendance-2O126.
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q m S Pais % oUESIl9N g So 3 SO
s17a.181.
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. SIS, 600; oIIowonee; 3-veor-O
EIGHTH RAcE-Puse $1,000 eIoimins 900 TO $zsoo;
n yeor-olds up miles

y Lats rally should win
z Narrowly beaten, 81 500
10 Won route earlier: 81. 500
"a Probably needs q Toee
u Lost Disappointing; So, 900
q finished lost for 81 500
q Not much in N. E.
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80 TEo-doliaS %utvels PORTER GRATA 50 20 90.
Hande-S199,012.
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NINTH RAcE-Purse, So 500: claiming: 4year-o and
up NILE Id and mares aat miles Pest 50l IF 5:0
BY Bs'rced-Any Tine; Trainer l. B. Bosley. Values
81 $50. $500 $3.50. $40 Time. ESQ