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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-02

Noble County W. c. T. u and its local affiliate organi
joining the observance Youth Temperance week
Michael Disable proclamation
the week of April 1918.
Margaret Clark is president of the Noble county
ganizaon and her officers include Adene McKee, pres
Vera Harmon recording secretary Evelyn Rayner
responding secretary and Ola Shafer, treasurer
signing the proclamation Gov Disable said I do hereby
proclaim week of April 1918 Youth Temperance Educa
week do all citizens of this state consider the
Youth Temperance Education round project
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

David Dutton, Lower Salem.
Dismissed March 20: Mrs
Bernard Wagner and infant
Lowell route 2, and Harvey
Hayes, Dexter City.
Bethesda
Admitted March %: Mrs. Ber,
tina Deal, Batesville.
Dismissed March "a: Herbert
Wickham, Cumberland route 3
Treated and dismissed March
27: Peter Sakachyi, Cumberland
route 2.
Admitted March %: Charles F
Dickson, Cumberland.
Selby General
Dismissed March %: Miss
Brenda j. Lockhart, Coal Run
route /.
Dismissed March "a: Delmar i
Ray, Reinersville route |.
Admitted March %: Elijah E
Finch, Macksburg.
st. Francis
Admitted March %: Gloria
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Hatfield, Caldwell route 4.
Admitted March 27: Donald
Jones, Ava route l; Mrs. Johr
Matheney, Pleasant City anc
Mrs. Wayne Garrett, Caldwell
route 6.
Dismissed March %: Gloria
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fores
Hatfield, Caldwell route 4 ano
Thomas Boyd, Pleasant City.
Dismissed March 30: Mrs
Burlena Lestock, Sarahsvillt
route l and Mrs. Wayne Garrett
Caldwell,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-02
Guernsey Memorial


Admitted March %: Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson, Sarahsville; Mrs.
Willard Weaver, Pleasant City;
and John L. Shattuck, Pleasant
City. Dismissed: Joseph Koch
alko, Belle Valley; Mrs. Alva
Schuman, Quaker City route and
Mrs. Robert l.. Warner, Cald-
well.
Admitted March "a: Mrs.
James Archer, Caldwell; Mrs.
Mary Colley, Caldwell.
Admitted March 25: Palmer
Rich, Senecaville, and Joseph w.
McCune, Caldwell.
Admitted March 26: George
Ontko, Pleasant City and Mrs.
Harry Stranathan, Pleasant City.
Dismissed March q: Mrs.
Richard Gibson and infant son,
Sarahsville.
Dismissed March %: Mrs. Will
lard Weaver and infant son,
Pleasant City and John l.. And
erson, Pleasant City.
Admitted March %: Miss 1leen
Fogle, Caldwell and Herbert
Paulley, Pleasant City. Dismiss
ed: George Ontko, Pleasant City,
Marietta Memorial
Dismissed March "a; Mrs. Loen
Kappel, Caldwell route 3.
Admitted March %: Harvey
Hayes, Dexter City. Dismissed:
Charles Shook, Harriettsville.
Admitted March 27: Eugene
Parks, Lower Salem. Dismissed:
Miss Linda Mackie, Macksburg,
and Dick Leasure, Summerfield
Admitted March %: Earl
Smith, Lowell route g Dismissed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-02
look Who's Here!

Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris,
of Akron, are announcing the
birth of a son born Tuesday,
March "a in City hospital, Akron.
The new arrival weighed eight
pounds and five and one-half
ounces at birth and has been
given the name Of Dale Michael.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Swain, Caldwell route 3,
and Mrs. Hazel Hawkins, of New
tor Falls. The mother is the
former Doris Swain.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Anderson,
of Abbeville. La, announce the
birth of son, named Paul
Reed. Mrs. Anderson is the
former Sandra Kay Collier of
Caldwell and the maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert P. Collier, former resi-
dents of Caldwell, and now of
Weslaco, Texas. The maternal
great-grandmother is Mrs. c. v.
Cheadle of Caldwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Weaver,
of Pleasant City, announce the
birth of a son Tuesday in the
Guernsey Memorial hospital.
Cambridge. The infant weighed
seven pounds and onefourth
ounce at birth.
- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Young,
of Canton, are announcing the
birth of son, which has been
named Dale William. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Burkhart, of Coal Run
community, are the maternal
grandparents. Mrs. Burkhart has
returned to her home after
spending the past two weeks
with her daughter in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Roe, of
Summerfield route 2, are the
parents of daughter born We'd
nesday in the GAINESVILLE Cen
eral hospital. The new arrival
weighed seven pounds and six
ounces at birth and has been
given the name of Denise Kay.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hannum, Walnut street,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Roe, of
Quaker City route /. Great
grandfather of the new arrival
is Albert Roe of Steubenville
The mother is the former Thelma
Hannum of CALDWELL
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, of
McKeesport, Pennsylvania, an
nounce the birth of daughter
March 20 in the McKeesport hos
pital. The new arrival has been
given the name Elizabeth Ann
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Craft of Caldwell route
and Mrs. Mary Miller of Brad
dock, Pennsylvania.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Weaver,
of Pleasant City, announce the
birth of son Tuesday in the
Guernsey Memorial hospital.
Cambridge. The infant weighed
seven pounds and one-fourth
ounce at birth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Rosecroft Sets
Miller Memorial
Qualifying Dote

Rosecroft Raceway will hold
qualifying races May IS for the
William E. Miller Memorial
Pace, it was announced yeSter-
day by John w. Miller, track
president.
The Oxon Hill harness track
opens a 24-night meeting May
4, and the Miller, which has an
estimated purse of $4,000, is
the top race of the meeting.
Forty-three sophomore PAGERS
have been nominated for the
Miller and nine are eligible for
harness racing's Triple Crown
the Little Brown jug, Mes
senger Stakes and Yonkers
Futurity.
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Dandy Bitten
Suffolk Victor

BOSTON, April rs (AP).-
B. A. Dario's Dandy Bitten
turned in a mild upset today
in winning the $4,000 John
Alden Handicap at Suffolk
Downs, whipping the heavily
favored Bumpy Road by three
lengths.
Dandy Blitzen's winning time
was 1:0935 for the six fur
longs, equalling the track
record.
Jockey Phil Grimm didn't
ask Dandy Bitten for full
speed until the backstretch,
then she pulled away steadily
McIvor Prickett's Mrs. Hell
len set a sizzling early pace
of 1925 for the quarter and
AS for the half, but faded
and finished third, about two
lengths behind Mrs. Irving
Gushen's Bumpy Road.
Dandy Bitten paid $3.50,
Sc and SIS. Bumpy Road re-
turned $500 and $3.50, and
Mrs. HELEN paid $3.50.
The daily double, on Big
Woods and Lady Sibby, was
good for $296.60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Whitley Wins
Excelsior Cap
Before 1896

NEW YORK. April rs (AP)
w. Arnold Hangers Whitley,
unable to win in three previous
starts this season. took the
SD running Of the Excelsior
Handicap at the Jamaica Race
Track today before a crowd Of
80, 266.
Cleverly ridden by Sam Boul-
metis, the homebred son of
Better Self won by a length
from c. Mahlon Kline's Mystic
II, who had a two-length ad-
vantage over Windfeld Farms
Grey Monarch. the favorite,
who got into the official payoff
by a nose margin over Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt's Village
Idiot.
Whitley, who was unplaced
in the Paumonok Handicap and
then lost photo-finish decisions
in an allowance race and the
Westminster Handicap, was the
third choice. He paid.$l0, $500,
$3.50. Mystic II returned $500
and $3.50, while Grey Monarch
was $3.50 to show.
The Excelsior crossed $685.
300 and Melted the Hanger
stable $l8,485 more than Whit
ley amassed in all of his 10
starts last year.
The winner carried 1l6
pounds in the mile-and-a-
sixteenth race. lightweight was
Mrs. Joe W. Browns Tenacious,
who had 1913.
The time for the distance
was a comparatively slow l:43.4,
one and a fifth seconds behind
the stakes standard, set by
James Buffers Sting in the
1925 renewal. The track record
of l:42 is held by Blessbul.
Manuel Ycaza, who had a
triple going into the Excelsior,
was astride Kingmaker, 1858
winner of the feature. but fin
ished fifth after cutting out
the early pace.
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Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
| ing; 4-year-olds and up; ga furlongs
Dead Indian tYcaEa) Tsp 80 :.63
Sercial (BOulmetis) 1900 4.2O
Dads Delight (Arcarol 2.4O
samark, Spring Training. Pierrot,
january, Spree. Time, l:l2Ss.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
Prince Rascal tRuane) 5.SO 40 $50
Legion Of Honor Bred 1910 $40
GORGEOUS tSOrrentino) 1890
Longus. Native Talent, Cumberland
Gap, Sir Rambler, Ours, Odarces,
Tribe Man, fTrihss Hill, Magni-
fidue, Night Spy, Major Lacquer. Time,
1879. Field.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE--Purse, $4,000; q
year-old maidens: ) furlongs
Long Gone John tB'dl @l.sO 9.d0 $50
World Ruler (B'Imetis) 400 800
Idaho Step tArcarO) $50
Reasonable Time, Catapult, Rolling
Time, ] 90.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000; @
year-old >maidens: ) furlongs.
Progressing (Ruane) 1850 1000 40
Irish Lancer Erbl 1910 $50
Thorny Peace (ArcarO) go
Lisduff, Island King Deer Crossing,
Dead Center, Bill OF Rights, Mystere
Time, 0.59
FIFTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; al
EEotistical (YcaEa) $50 $50 2.1O
Cannon Fire Bailey $50 40
Merry Will (BrOuSsardl 2.iU
Mince Pie, Golden East, Prime Boy.
Time, III Is,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
Derrick tYcazal $40 $50 e.3O
ImOn (WOOdhOuse) 800 2.1O
Sid Old Boy (Arcsr0) 2.2O
Tagama, Masonic, Best Brother, Joe's
Master Time, l:44.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Excelsior Handicap; 3-year-
Odds and up: 1,te miles.
Whitley tBoulmetisl 1000 go 20
Grey Monarch tArcar0) $3.50
Martins Ruliah. Nasco. Tenacious,
lage Idiot. Time. ABS
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; al
lowance; 3-year-olds up: g furlones,
Past ; Due tfsazal HOO 80 s0 $'S0
Blue Niche, Be Honey, Sly Shoot
er, Quiet Brook, Sergeant King, Bal
ram, Jimmy Go Round. Time, l:l14s.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; "a miles, |
Blazing Home tVaPE's) ESQ 80
Gone tWOOdhOuse) $50 |
Puzzler, Billy Briar, Chaldons Color.
Time, 1898.
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CHURCHILL
Continued From Page Ell

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and Easy Spur slipped past
Silver Spoon nearing the wire
to take down second money.
Status Undecided
The triumph of the Virginia.
owned colt leaves in doubt the
status Of Silver Spoon, one of
four fillies originally nominated
for next Saturdays Kentucky
Derby at a mile and one-quar-
ter. Trainer Bob Wheeler said
he wants to talk with Owner
Whitney before deciding
whether the filly will run in the
Derby or compete in Fridays
shorter Kentucky Oaks against
her own sex. The Oaks is at a
mile and one-eighth.
Also undecided is the case
of Jockey Shoemaker, who has
the choice of riding Sword
Dancer. or Tony Lee in the
Derby. Shoemaker, who rode
Tony Lee to two victories at
Keeneland, said he's "going to
take at least "a hours before 1
pick my mount for the Derby"
Shoemaker booted home his
third consecutive winner in
taking the $12,775 Oak Prep
with Ruwenzori. He had won
with Frohlich Inner before he
climbed aboard Sword Dancer
in the Stepping Stone.
Rich Tradition finished Sec
ond in the Oaks Prep, followed
by Wedlock. Time for the six
furlongS was 1:11b.
The winner paid $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50. Rich Tradition tick
cts were good for $40 and Sc
and the payoff on Wedlock was
$3.50. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Race at Reading

READING. Pa, April 25
tSpeciaD The better known
drivers on the NASCAR circuit
stop of at Reading Fair
grounds tomorrow to compete
IN a l00-mile grand national
race for late model stock cars.
Time trials will start at / pm.
and the race at 2:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
TRAILING THE TRoTTERs
Post-Performonce
Charts Are Helpful

is the time of the horse that
WON that particular race. NOT
the time of the horse whose
record you are reading. UN-
LESS the horse won the race.
This sounds annoying, but
there's a reason The actual
times Of horses finishing be-
hind the winner aren't always
available; the winners time
always is.
There is a way to figure your
horses actual time, though, and
that's one of the things we'll
go into in the next article.
The sixth column shows the
class of the previous races, in
the usual symbols-NW 5000, c,
B, or 2-yr. It's important to
note whether a horse-is moving
up or down in class, and
whether or not it has done
better in one class of race than
in another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
BY DICK O'BRTEN
Star Stan Writer

In reading your harness rae
ing program you'll find the most
pertinent information concern
ing a horse is the past-per-
torrance chart.
This is the table that appears
under each horses name, as in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Churchill Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: q
year-old maidens; 4Ia furlongs..
Greek Top (Brumfield) $50 500 $50
a Sun Gem tBr0Oks) $50 $50
Salt Lake (ShOemaker) 2.6O
Miss Morse, Sportie Ann. One Filler,
b Bay-B-Lin, Uptown Girl, Mama
Honey. h Little vixen, First Doc, Jene-
low. Time. 0:53$;
IT. and l. stahle-Lakeside Stable
entry.
SECOND RACE : Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 3-year -olds; Z furlongs. -.
Rocket AGE tVinc'ra) 1920 $50 $50
Sweep Hal tDOmin'E) 4.1O S.SO
Faithful Hill tHartach 80
No Market, Fair valdina, Pert pat
Bennington Gal; Quelle Chassis klon-
field. Time, l:sj4s.-
j I'M :claiming .ifoB
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S13I.2O
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 2-year-olds. 4ls furlongs,
Blue CrOoner fMea'xl 1910 $50 $40
Colonel o. o. tHans'nl 4.SO 2.S0
COndamine tBrumfeId) $50
Walter B.. Tasty, PrilariS, FL Humor,
Growing Pains, Mrs. Cooper. Time,
O:54.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming. 4-year-olds up; Il miles.
pie valkyrie !vineif'a) 7.2O 100 $40
Twinkter tZehr) $500 12.20
Lazy Began (RotE) $50
Cut And Run, Mr. Whimsy, Bleak,
Jackheld, Club Champ. Time, 1:472s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs;
some Classic GHartack) ~ 40 $40
Nickie g. (Rotzl ) 60
Mr.. Grace, Sir Modred, My Spike, Sir
Putnam, Jedu, Protocall, Mary H.
Time, 1:112s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
FrOhIich INNER tS'r) 1l.OO 500 800
RepreSS tSellers) 1860 500
Iranian ODominguel 500
Sir Heart, Wherehavubeen, Ann
Rutledge, Monnie 10, Blame Name,
Stolen Kisses. Time, l:l1b.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, So 1000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds. Z furlongs
Sword Dancer tSem'T) geo 40 800
Easy Spur tHsrtaekl 400 $50
Silver spoon York. $50
on-And-on, Die Hard. Time, 1:e21s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed; the Oaks PREM, 3-year-olds: 8
Ruwenaori lshOem'rJ 1910 $50 i.sO
Rich Tradition YORK; $40 600
WedlOek ROTH $50
Wind Rose. Maynard Miss, Eliza
beth H., Aesthetic, New Star. a Rays
Fairy Gold, Bella Maria. a Indian
Maid. Time, 1913.
Fellows. Nally and Keim entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. So 500: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up: a miles
Gee John joy tSel'rsD $3.50 % so 1850
Legatee (DodSOnb "a so 80
Leave II Alone tSyfrigl ~ 20
PicmarE Telegrsfo, GAY Street, He'll
gat, Big Result, Fire King, Phoebes
l;4s.
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LAUREL

Continued From Page Ell
carried liz pounds, four less
than Air Pilot, netted $17,208
for his first 1859 stakes triumph.
Piano Jim was a slight
favorite over Air Pilot and paid
$40 straight. Air Pilot went
of at 1910 and the Bishop
entry was held at 1876.
Piano Jim, a 4-year-old by
scarborough and Blue Denim,
ran the mile and an eighth over
the fast footing in 1:5025, just
four-f1fths of the track record
set by Roamer in 1914.
Trainer Bishop used the
early speed of On The Job to
attract the others into a fast
pace, but the bait was refused
as Ussery and Jack Leonard,
aboard Air Pilot. rated their
mounts.
On The Job Tires
When On The Job began to
shorten stride, Air Pilot and
then Piano Jim moved into
high gear to set up the stretch
battle.
Trainer Clyde Trout I'M
expectedly scratched Talent
Show, the Laurel Maturity
winner who had been given
119, figuring that Air Pilot
could get the job done with
out help. He was nearly right.
Piano Jim was Talent Shows
victim in the Maturity and be-
fore that the Jeffords' color
bearer had finished fifth in the
Wilwyn Handicap, which Pete's
Folly won.
The next to last Saturday
program at Laurel this spring
opened on a discouraging note
for the favorite players when
the choices finished second IN
both events.
Gallant Junior took the first
race at 1920 with Joe Culmone
up, and teamed up with Sweet
Peaches, a seven-length victor
in the second, at $3.50, for a
SOS daily double. Winning num-
beers were 8 and /.
Favorites swept the third, |
fourth, fifth and sixth events,
but the string was broken when
OATS Me, an even money
choice, broke down in the
stretch during the seventh race.
Cervina was the longShot WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Tribe Drops PLAYER

CLEVELAND, April rs (AP).
The Indians today optioned
Outfielder Dale Bennetch to
Birmingham.
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NINTH RACE-Purss $500: al
lovance; 4-year-oids and no: "a miles.
Greek ADMIRAL MT 1880 $50 4.10
Fibre King fSkusel $50 SEQ
BrookWOod tvenutD $40
Bomb Boo, Eric's Pet. Double Bed.
Tense. Time. t.46.
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in the accompanying example.
worked out with the expert help
of Nick Parker of Rosecroft's
program department and Leon
ard Keoppet. Usually the seven
previous races of each horse are
summarized. For convenience
let's talk of the columns as if
they were numbered from left to
right and. refer to horse No. /,
Lady Renel.
The first column Q9 May '58)
shows dates of her last seven
starts. You want to know this
because the dates may indicate
by a long gap that the horse
had been injured, or that some
thing else was wrong. Or they
may show the horse has been
racing too often. or that this
is the first start of the season.
The second column tRcR)
shows the tracks at which she
raced. RcR means Rosecroft
Raceway. On another page in
the program is a list of abbrevi-
atoms for all other tracks,
along with speed ratings"-a
table which takes account of
differences in construction and
condition which makes one
track faster than another. For
instance. a 2:054s mile at
Rosecroft is equivalent to a
2:05ba Yonkers Raceway and
to 2:02 at Lexington (which is
a mile oval instead of a half
mile ovaD.
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Conditions Important

You're interested in this so
you can take into account the
various tracks when you start
comparing a horses time in
recent races with other races
and other horses. Also you may
catch a pattern in which a
horse races we'll at one place
but not at another (horses for
courses, the saying goes), and
you'll be aware if a horse has
just come from another track
and therefore may need a
couple of races to get adjusted
to this one.
The third column often is
ignored, but it's important. 1t
shows the condition of the
track in a particular race; +
for fast. cd for good, 81 for slow.
my for muddy. In general,
starting with fast, each Of the
types is about three seconds
slower than the one before. So
it's important to note this and
adjust your calculations when
you get to the time factor.
If a horse raced in 2:06 on a
fast track and then 2:09 next
time out on a muddy track, it
actually gave a better perform
ance and must be considered
accordingly.
The fourth column gives the
distance of the race. Most har-
ness races are at a mile. This
is abbreviated m. Other dis
lance are 1/l6 and 6f &c fur
longs) for example.
If you fail to pick out the
odd distances you'll make a
serious mistake when you start
comparing times.
Winners Time Given
The fifth column contains
timeS-but one thing about it
can't be stressed too much. this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

TOmOrrOw-Reading the Past
Performance Chart - Actual
Progress of the Race From
Start to Finish.
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TENTH RACE-Purse. So 300: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and Up; / mile and
40 yards
Ashore tSpTnaiei BgU a.su Ja0
Foilxman wilder $50 l2o
kAw Maid ffSrimml $50
Lady Colonel. Vinsecret. Aymore.
Azslea Town, Betsy 7. Time. f-4Sis.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: - miles.
Chuck's Glider wen 2l.S0 I 40 $50
Money Mark tSkuseD s.2O 500
Lisa Baby (DOnahuel $50
Visit to Moon, Fairway King, Rim
grier, Natural Shauow, Savage Man.
Time, 1:47+s.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT LAUREL

49,; 81; :;: W %
a;s 4 f4sa.ul ss sbsr 5 Il + s. g. $SS
GFiss HiSssf T. Fi adsn:} s Il 1883 1883
toGB Pzf ea 9U !sJ JOSH MSS
Hsndls-S1ss.s75
addss .iFss Ssn S.Sc 5S1
TSn Dsnm
gs 51Bs s SRs Th. 1857 metz $685.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt PIP. Y q str Fin. odds
:i;: !: i::i +: EI p $
aW. H. Bishop Stable. Inc, entry.
$s%S ' fEFFs FISH, I'M da s40 out out
PIANO JIM far off the pace almost half attained
AIR b PI1 il closest Without
sy oatr sn' VINE Tans U Sss BS
ne nesdd e 70 G JOB h handled G
pseemaEns chores wen but stayins Qualities
.. T1IdsAs POST
beos0 si50 SG9 ss50 ssSS
Horse Jockey. wet. PIP. 2 q str Fin odds
4 III 3. \ III
saoG HP'efi s4 sS 10 sgaH E
HSndle-s1s7.se4.
EIGHTH RACE : purse, 81 500 claiming: 4yeaT-ods
Ssnts sfyi RanSS.
s5oo s7So sS75 Time 1fi pOs'i values $3.50
Horse. Jockey. wgt PIP. z "a Str. Fin odds
B q: 4 III +
Air Wonder (AdamS) 11S & 81 81 $50
Frank Again (Rivera) 116 z - ri $500
So So AMIGO CO. $500 $40, PLAY IDLE $3.50. ''''''
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: 4-year-olds and up / 4
start good won driving; Winner Carolyn K Stables
Ss ossf o $500 500 hT $50 Emery
Horse. Jockey. Wat. PIP. y "a Str. Fin. odds
81: s; e.; ;:5 ;E: ;$; III
Hush Man Treasury lis 8 8 g. g. $3.50. $3.50
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Attendance-19464.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. SO 200: claim
ing: 4-year-oldS and up: ! mile and
10 Yards.
Bhawan (Sheppard) 1880 $50 400
Tiger Play CWaida) geo 800
Foxy Silver (DOnlavy) 2.40
Pats Duke. NV Liebling, do War
Command, Une Heure, Quite Nice
Time, :4445
do Finished second, disqualified and
placed last. (All waters on War Com
msnde were refundedl
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SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming 4-year-olds up: e furlongs
Plain Ben tMereierl 1l40 SO $50
Mr. Tee X. tSpinAle) $3.50 rs. 70
Dynamic tDerOin1 $50
Oclirock. Total Oscar, Blenheim Sun,
Noble Gal, Miss Matador, Hash Again,
Dashing SGuaw, Pine Echo, Albarado
Time, 1:l2
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed; the John Alden Handicap: 3-year-
olds and M: furlongs
Dandy Bitten tG'ml I54O 900 500
Bumpy Road tGTanD 500 $50
Mrs. HELEN tGibb) $50
Charger Tolson. Dark Tale, viSeount.
Admiral's joy. TinEalero, Eternal
Mark, Time. 0a7s teouals track
record).
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SCopyrightsd 1859, by Triangle Publications, 1nc)
NM es Pdst Az SSSqo saimng 4ysar-olds and
Oily Winner, Mrs II Burnettes DIX. b.; h. 10, BY Sir
$780, $500, $3.50. Time. 1:541s. Clear and fast
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FOURTH ROCE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 3 and 4 year olhs; 8 furlongs
Live live (GrimmD $40 500 $50
Testing Jet tMereier) 4.2O go
a In The Spring tC'v'O) 800
Gray Gem, Alpha, Jacket Quest,
Sleeping ". Ripspur, Killarney's Boy,
Special Story. Time, l:12+s.
Clark and Wright, ir., entry.
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Winners Time Given

The fifth column contains
times-but one thing about it
can't be stressed too much: this
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b Best and Clelland entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1sI 20

THIRD RACE-Purse, So 800: claim
ing; 2-year-olds; 4Ia furlongs
Blue CrOOner tMea'xD 14.IO $50 $40
Colonel o. o. tHans'nl $50 2.S0
COndamine tBrumfleld) $50
Walter B.. Tasty. Prilaris, FL Humor,
Growing Pains, Mrs. Cooper. Time,
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Favorites swept the third
fourth, fifth and sixth events
but the string was broken when
OATS Me, an even money
choice, broke down in the
stretch during the seventh race
Cervina was the longshot win
ner of the day at $47.20.