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Roberto Captain Wins
LoureI's feature Race

Roberta Captain, owned by
William Collins Of Salisbury,
and refined by nephew Bob Col
Inns, sprang a mild upset last
night at Laurel Raceway by
winning the feature of $1,000
Harrisburg Pace.
Roberta Captain won by two
lengths, leading most Of the
way. It was Roberta's second
victory in seven starts, and she
paid 5000, $500, $40.
Herman Hobbs Hernell Di-
rect finished second at 1920
and So and Jack Sapienza's
Dean Sampson, a seven-race
victor in 1862. was third at
$40. &
DR.. Brooks, twice a winner at
Brandywine Raceway earlier in
the season, went off the 6-5
choice, and finished fifth.
The fans who backed shove
off, in the first race and Great
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GAINS LEG ON TROPHY
Johnny Reb Takes
Worrenton Pony Title

serve was Susan Dickson's Good
n Safe with II points.
Hot Shot Kid, owned and
and ridden by Terry Rudd, Of
Berwyn, Pa, claimed the large
pony championship with is
points. Reserve was a tie be-
tween CockScrow's Lexington
Aperitif and Beaver Tate's Blue
Moon with 10 points. Blue
Moon won in the hackoff.
The junior jumper champion
ship went to Bon Soir, ridden
by Miss Robin Hughes, with 11
points. Reserve in this class
went to Meadowville Farms
Donegal with 10 points.
Junior Conformation Hunters II,
Col. Glenn, Pat Moran; 2. Maharajsh,
Jay and Chuck Wipslow; 3, Shadow
Patch, Jane Boleyn; 4. Good n safe,
Pony Novice Hunter stake-1, Crepe
Suzette, Polaris Farm; 9, Sweet Peas
Miss Terrie Palmer 3, Sinbad Of Wood
hart. Susanna Hartley; A. Cockscrow's
Junior Modified Olympic, siesta,
r. l.. Ashcom; g Donegal, Meadowville
Farm; 3, Maharajah; 4. Kings For
tune. Mack Hippert.
Large Pony Hunters Under Saddle
!, Hot Shot Kid. Terry Rudd; 2, Blue
Moon, Beaver Tate: 3, Rebel. Laura
and Liza Kahn; 4, Whitewood Muffin,
pOlaris Farm
VISA Euuitation-1, Robin Hughes;
2. Chuck Winslow; 3, Susie Dent; 4.
Liza Kahn.
Junior Working Handy Hunters.
Good n Safe; ?, Let's Dance. Fairfield
Farm; 3, Take The Field, Beverley
Small Pony Conformation Hunters
I, Crepe Suzette; 2, Johnny Dark. H.
n. Mills: 3, Robin Hood. Willard P.
Smith, jr.; 4, Johnny Reb, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. K. Taylor.
Junior Olympic, Bon Soir, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hughes; 2. Kings For
ance, Steven Roman; 4. Maharajah.
Small Pony Stake, Johnny Reb;
2. Johnny Dark; 3, Crepe SuZette: 4,
Show Business. E. J. Chewing, jr.
Large Pony Stake, Blue Moon; 2.
Hot Shot Kid; 3. Lemington Aperitif,
cockscrow; 4, Rebel
Burress: ., Maharajah; 3, Stray Arrow,
J. W. Burress; 4, Brother Pierre. Pat
Moran.
Small Pony Hunter Appointment-1,
Johnny Reb; ,. Crepe Suzette; 3,
Johnny Dark; 4, Robin Hood.
Large Pony Hunter Appointment,
Hot Shot Kid; 2, Friar Tuck. willard
P. Smith, jr.; 3, Lemington Aperitif;
4, Rebel.
Junior Hunter Appointments, Mar
ianna; 2. Charming: 3. Let's Dance;
4, Take The Field.
Alex Calvert Memorial Trophy Class
won BY Sare Nan Payne's Mariana.
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4-HoRsE PHOTO FINISH
YFlash Upsets GetAround
To Win Hollywood Derby

INGLEwoOD, Calf. July
6 (AP)-Y Flash, who went
into the race with the richest
bankroll of any horse in the
field, increased his earnings
today as he hit the wire first
in q four-horse photo finish
in the $l24,10O Hollywood
Derby.
Jockey Eddie Burns got the
Nevada bred Y Flash up with
a rush to beat the heavily-bet
favorite, Get Around, by a neck
in the final strides.
Less than a length separated
the first four horses. Olympiad
King was third and Three
Links fourth in a rousing
struggle among IL three-year-
olds.
Y Flash returned $3.50,
Vegas hotel owner, j. K. Hous-
sells, added $79.1OO to his pre-
viouS earnings of $132,05O in
scoring his second straight
stakes triumph at Hollywood
Park.
The time for the mile and a
quarter was 2:003s.
Y Flash returned $25, 20,
5000 and $3.50. The Maine
Chance Farms Get Around
paid $500 and So. The second
choice in the wagering, Mrs
Connie Rings Olympiad King
returned So to show.
A crowd Of more than $4,000
watched.
The losing try by Gel
Around, who was flown here
on a one-race invasion in quest
Of California racing gold, fol-
lowed a ink which has plagued
previous single-mission imports
Get Around. a brown son OF
Citation, collared the pace.
setter, Three Links, at the tor
of the stretch and appeared
headed for victory.
Then it suddenly became 9
rush to the wire, with Burn!
and Jockey Manuel Yeas
aboard Get Around whipping
their mounts.
Also challenging we're Olym.
piad King, with Ismael Valen.
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Ocean Downs
Opens Friday

OCEAN CITY, Md, July 6
(SpeciaD Ocean Downs Race
way opens its 32-night harness
racing season Friday night
with J. c. Robinson, chairman
of the board, predicting an
increase in attendance and
wagering.
Ocean Downs will not con-
flict with Brandywine Raceway
In Wilmington, Del, for the
first time in six years. Robin
son also cites an upswing in
vacationers in the area as a
reason for his prediction.
Most Of the racing stables
now at Laurel Raceway will
switch to Ocean Downs, along
with other stables from New
York and Pennsylvania.
Post time for the meeting,
which continues until August
II, is $3.50 pm.
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'Gunsett Feature
To HuqqIescote

PAwTUCKET. r. l., July 6
(AP).-Patrick Hinphy's Hug
glescote won the closing day
feature at Narragansett Park
today by coming from far back
in the Brass Monkey Handi-
cap and tanning the mile-and-
five-eighths race by 3l2 lengths.
Nymphes Bully was second.
Fourth choice of the crowd
Of 1853, Hugglescote paid
$ll.20, $500 and 81.
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WINS FEATURE, 3 OTHERS
Reynolds Steals
Marlboro Opener

Ridge Farms Turn Top was an
overmatched fourth.
Flicker Foot, in winning her
fourth race in 10 starts this
year. was rated cleverly by
Reynolds and probably could
have increased her winning
margin considerably had her
rider desired.
Because of the four-horse
field there was no show betting
on the feature race. Backers OF
Flicker Foot collected $3.50 and
1920 and Tussy Bell paid 1920
to place.
Six FavOrites Win
Flicker Foot was one of six
favorites to win in the eight
races.
Only the daily double stopped
the chalk players. Disk Man
took the opener at $3.50 and
started a $11940 double q
and A.. After Stephen E. Rice's
Irish Soldier won the second
at $21.80. The longshot of the
day, the favorite players swept
the balance of the card.
Reynolds played a big part
as the choices rolled home. He
won the fourth race with Sum-
-mer Stoat GAO and then took
the last three events. In addi-
ton to Flicker Foot, he cap
tured the sixth with Mister
Crock ($7.60 and the eighth
with Princess Louise ($4.80).
Betting on the eight-race
program fell far below expec-
tations as only $336,483 was
handled. Last year when Marl-
boro opened on Monday, Sep
TENDER "a, a crowd of $685.
bet, $424,314.
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Cicada Scores
Neck Triumph
Before 44,2S2

NEW YORK, July 6 (AP).-
Meadow Stables Cicada
worlds leading money-winnine
mare, carried top weight Of 12s
pounds and held on gamely to
take the $28,050 Sheepshead
Bay Handicap by q neck over
the fast-closing hubble today
before a crowd of 1922 al
Aqueduct.
1t was the first start on grass
and heaviest weight ever car
ried by the 4-year-old bay
daughter of Bryan G.-Satsuma,
who earned $18,232 and shot
her total winnings to $758, 324
GAINESVILLE Miss and st. Ber-
nard were late scratches, g
the purse was reduced and CT
cada still remains No. II In
the world cash rankings be-
hind Bally Ache. who earned
$758,522.
hubble, owned by E. c. Have.
mann and ridden by Con Err.
rico, finished a length ahead
of Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Doll Ina
skippered by John L. Rotz. c
v. Whitney's Honey Dear wal
fourth in the field Of seven fill
lies and mares, q length and q
half behind Doll Ina. hubble
carried only 100 pounds, with
lit for Doll Ina.
Cicada, a champion filly al
two and three years Of age
now has won four stakes THU
season and points for the $780,.
900 Delaware Handicap at Del.
aware Park July 81.
The winner, owned by Chris
topher T. Chenery of New York
and Virginia, paid $4.90, $3.50
and $3.50. hubble returned $5.5C
and $500, while Doll Ina paid
1910 to show.
The time for the mile-and-a-
sixteenth was 1:42 2/5.
King Ranch's Tamarona sci
the early pace. with Honey Dear
and hubble following into the
backStretch. Adams brought
Cicada up from sixth place, got
the favorite through on tbs
hedge going to the far turn, ano
took the lead from Tamarona
She drew away in the upper
stretch, but seemed to tire I'M
der the weight, as hubble came
up and Just missed in the final
strides.
Sidney M. Barton's Errcoun-
tess, who set the track record
of 1:41 Is June 20, was fifth
followed by Tamarona and Mrs
]. r. H. Thouron's Lady Provost
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Marlboro opened Maryland's
newly adopted summer racing
schedule yesterday, with 9
crowd of 6,247 turning out fol
the first Of Is programs at the
improved Southern Maryland
half-mile track.
The dates were different and
the weather was warmer thar
Marlboro fans are accustomed
to. However, there was a same
ness to the racing results as
Jockey Larry Reynolds, peren-
NAL leader Of the small-track
circuit, won four races.
The $4,000 Prince Georges
Tray Purse for Maryland-bre
3-year-old fillieS was billed as
the top attraction. However
the 7-furlong event lost much
appeal when Max Zipkin's Fast
Blow, was withdrawn leaving
only four in the race. Fast Blow
repeatedly suffered a bowed
tendon earlier in the day.
Overwhelming Choice
Woodfield Farms Flicker
Foot, without the competition
of Fast Blow, was made the
rs favorite. The filly, who had
been running against some OF
the best of her kind in the
East, never was pressed as she
won by a length, without being
asked for top speed.
Russell s. Steele's TusSy Bell
finished second, six lengths
ahead of Wayne Hendricks
Occupied Beach. The latter ran
with Flicker Foot during the
early part of the race. High
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PentuthIon Scheduled
AT Bunneker Site

The annual Washington boys
pentathlon will be held
Wednesday at 6 pm. at Ban
neker playground, $500 Georgia
avenue NV.
Boys IL to II will compete in
three age groups for city-wide
honors.
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Gallon in the second collected
$24.40 in the daily double.
Shove Off paid IS and Great
Gallon SO.
The fifth race resulted in q
real upset when Ruth Bell, a l.
5 shot, finished fourth, as Johr
Jelly Bean ($18.40) rompec
home the winner in 2:092s.
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and Candy Spots in big Eastern
stakes.
Y Flash, bay son Of the far
less famed Flash Dwight, won
a section of the Cinema Handi-
cap two weeks ago. His biggest
victory was in a division of the
SIS. 000-added Hollywood Jul
venile Stakes as a 2-year old.
Earlier in the Hollywood
meeting Y Flash took a section
Of the Will Rogers Stakes.
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zuela aboard, and the lightly
regarded Three Links, ridden
by Johnny Longden.
The camera separated them
by neck, a head and half a
length.
Get Around, with owner Mrs.
Elizabeth Arden Graham
watching, came West after
winning the Withers Mile and
being second to such outstand-
ing 3-year-olds as Chateaugay
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DAILY DBLE (1-D P'd S24.4C

3rd-SS00; pace; 1 mile.
Flying Goose (Chappel) $50 SEQ ESQ
Jerry Destiny (ouinn) $50 800
Evening Greed (lNbite) SEQ
Jet Direct, Jet Gem, Rustys Up, and
Alton Beauty. Time-2:l0b.
4th-S1 900; Trop; / mi.
Umbra (WashingtOn) 100 500 $50
Royal May (COllins) 4.4O $50
Newport Jet (Shellenberger) $50
Speedy Bal. Jeff K, Dolly Scott.
2:OSas.
9Th 5000: pace: / mile.
Jelly Bean lCOwger) 1910 $50 $50
Lord Pye (Allen) 1880 SEQ
Clever Colby (Gummers6 800
Ruth Bell, Tony Elkington, Billy
Harris, Flashy Dale, and Taurida Deb
bic. Time. 2;O9as.
8th--S1 800; pace; / mile.
Roberta Captain (C's) 1920 SEQ $40
Hernell Direct (HObbsD geo 600
Chipmans Diamond, DR.. Brooks,
Eleenors Imp, Captain Armbro. Time,
'2:05A.
7th-pace; 5000: / mi.
Mr.. Chief Diamond Ct, Walters o.o
Great Jay C. KING 1919 $50
Francis n. u. DenniSl 4.2O
Merrie Angie. clevel Cleve, Astute
Student, Oracle g., Melvins Girl. Time.
2:0S.
eth--S1 900: pace; / mile.
Fred'ck Direct tTh'O 1900 $50 $40
Squire (WalteFs) $50 600
Alton Midnight (WlIsOn) 400
shamrock Viola, Doreen, .Shadydale
Dream, Wee Willie Wynwood.
TWIN DOUBLE, 5-1-2-4, PAID
$3,986.S0 to 5 ticket hOlders.)
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DAILY DOUBLE (6.D PAID saI.4O
3d-s1, goo; cling; Ayr. up; ] !. mi.
sarah Ellen (Brandt) 1910 $40 800
Warwick Road JPindelD 500
= High Sod, Polichinela II. Euuispin.
Time. 1:4Sh.
4th-SI 900; cling; Ayr up; ga fur.
Live and L L S13n'rD l4.2O !,SO ss.sS
Little Janet (PindelD $40
Running Gold. Ginchee, Genlan,
Captain Bligh. Carmique. Time, 1908.
BABY Wander Wander (FTelSj $50 2 SO 2 20
Roman Economy David'n) $50 SEQ
q Doreen's Prince VasiD 500
Regal Flame Claude An vip, Maymyo.
crum-Fields entry.
g 3; !. cling; 4yri up; =. /. nj nj
R S IGI sy%bo SPe eDsyiasont O 9S aSS
Tuscany Bulb NrenchD 800
Request, Daisy's Beau, Savemenov.
orestes Lass. Time. 1:47aS.
7thzzs2' 900; slw.; Ayr; up; 6s fur;
King In Charge (VaslD SEQ 2.6O
. POniaFd (Arduinl) 2.4O
Career Crazy. Top Down, q Bright
Gem. Moxpom. Time, 1:lesb.
iSgn Gosssy sDsvid'HC SEQ $50 500
YarroW (VasiD AGO 500
Cure (Belanger) $50
Ellen Claire. acalmick,. . Charing-
herst. Narrowly, Bay Brandy, congress
q An1rews-Hiiiside Farm entry.
De De Gresham vii I2,4O $40 l.2O
Hin Roamer (Gambard'a) 7.sO 100
Finkie (French) $40
Cedar Patch, stars Last. Keep Rosey,
Rays Hill. Time, 1:27h.
l0th-S1,l0O; cling; Ayr. up; lii mi.
CAsrsern tWilsonl $3.50 II GO 1929 So
Mere Music (BelanGer) $40
Maribu. Our Stride. Cocawana. Two
Star Final, New Pand, Rebel Host
Tiller Ep. Time, 1:4sh.-
Attendance. 5,Olo. Handle, s2e7 sos.
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DAILY DOUBLE u-3) PAID $3.50

A'llfs,
DAILY DOUBLE u-sl PAID $3.50
3d-S3,7OOi cling; ayr. a up; 8 fur,
All Gall IoiahJ - 500 $40
Mount Lebo tsellers) $50
Robert the Roue. Fat Roundone.
Calhoun. Comedian. Time. l:12h.
4th-S4,OOOi cling: 2.yr. mdns.; 5h
Red Erin ts.llersl $50 $40 800
sumner Green 1Andsrson, " 100
Sporting Prince, Make Good The
Sauatter. Needle Spar. 1andee, Prince
Florimel Time, t;OeaS.
5th-S5,0OO; Gins; 3-yr: 9 fur.
2 a MaEeh.a Sc tssfb 1890 800 $50
summsrtims Song (cobb) s.iO
:, option Play, Exclusive Design, Left
sIs0H Fast i Dat. sv ssri IsG
aWlneheii-clonade Farm-Frank entry
8th-..s6,50O; alw.; 3-yr. n up o fur
bs sslss1 sss sI% Err'eo) $50 sSS ssS
Misty Day tBoland) 500
Rare Rice, Vital Force. Some Sunny
DAY, carrillon II, Exclusive Nashua,
Time, 1910
7th-S2b,0 900 added; sheepshead Bay
Hdcp,i. .3-yr. n up: Is mi
CicAdA lAdams) 400 500 900
Nublie (ErrieO) $50 800
Doll Ina (ROtE) $40
Honey Dear, Lady Provost, Tama-
roma. ErrcounteSs. Time, 1898.
sth-s7.S00i aly;: 3-yr. 4 gpi l nj q,
Count s,, nlsaqs ,GSmsuD 1850 i's SS
Try Cash, White Blend, Jimmy
Cannon, The Baron. Time, 1.34h.
ath-s3. 900; cling: 3-yr. A. up: mi.
ship Romance (Ad'msD $40 40 $50
Miss BernwOOd uaviano) 1890 $50
QuI Madame tAndersonl 600
Bcorned, swiftly Nifty, Pepper Pot,
Avalon Sissy, Brokers Lass. Embar-
raised, Kitty Quick. Time. 1874
Attendance, 4a,2sa. Handle. ss.ses,Ais.
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Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

Ist-s3.B 500; cling; 3-yr. q up; 9 fur,
Hastege (Sorrentino) ITO $50
Siren tGomex) $50
Countess Pax, DR.. Miller. Nita Dee,
Chrystal Quartz, Top o. Mark. Science
Major. Sea Wolf II. Brasilia. carbie.
Time. 1:12.
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Delaware Results
BY the Associated Press

% sAS H99NSA9bNd EAN@o
S SSIT sI S:';IS sy. ys' iO SsS sSS
jamie Fox. LORD Harry, Shy Boy B;S%
Nickolino, Harry ~. No Bid. Aristo,
Beau Pilot. Belisario. Time, 1:13h.
fbS.zsSiS!S SSls siHV 4G 'sS VI SBsd s "a
loyfuI star FerrArO) 500 go
Colony's Pat (NelSonD 1920
Match, Llsas Gem, Remittance Man,
Ii'i e A Mlss, H !aa shannon Trade
DAILY DOUBLE ui.sJ PAID sI16.sO
3d-s3, 500; cling. Ayr. a up; / mi.
Seurne q. (VasaueED $50 400
Cock Of North [Lovatol i.2O
co 9SGe B FL s sSSs Ho HSss Cal H.E FS
S s,s,M6s3 500; tSI%si siyESS La mi M
Talleyyille KlmballD ESQ $50
Planet, benny Court. Amsau cen
Golden Lea, Bab's Match, Time. i:4ost,
bth--S3, 800; s-yr. mdns,i Q fur.
es Yes sss ,w va Ss'''''' $40 t;ssSe ss ne
Little Gun Leel $50
Off Guard. indicate, Josh, q Navy
Blue, His and Hers. Flag, The Fifth
Dream. Frederick, Trentino. Time,
sehiff-LaSy' p Rraneh entry.
0th-s5. 500: alw.: Ayr. n up; I mi.
Why Lie tThornburGl $40 $40 $40
Biz (FeTrAre) $50
Deucie, That's jazz, Running Free,
Chalyedele. MiEhty Bama, Dirce. Time.
1888.
7th-S2b,0OO added; Sussex Turf
Wise Ship tGuatlnesI 100 500 800
vimy Ridge tBoulmetiaD ESQ eco
shield Bearer tBurfl $40
Endymion, 4 Polllngfold. Sunshine
Time, 2:l3.s tcourss and new Ameri-
can record
Power entry,
Sth--S3 $50: clmg.s 3-yr: f.. mi.
Mothers Day tNels'nl 1890 $50 l.2O
Half Track tLeeD $40 2.BO
Gracious Plenty tvasuuer) $40
Randan. Quick Sketch Firen an oil.
Lord Julius. Jesse James, Round the
Corner. Hay Count. Time, l;4p
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2d-S3,700; cling: 3-yr q up; fur.
Be Merciful CAdams) $40 400 ESQ
Northern Lights Cobb 4.1O 2.9O
ChubasauitO (GOmeE) 800
Blazing Boots, Party Favor. Rocky
lsIlh
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Charts of Marlboro Races

!GogyEighted 1888, BY Triangle Publications. Inc.)
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000 3-year-olds and up; claim
ms iuTSnes In Eate 200 Of 2:OOs Winner. Charles
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Laurel Results

1st-Ss00; one mile.
Shove Off (MyeF) 500 $40 ESQ
Express Guy QUINN 4.OO 800
Julia SlatOr (McDOnaId) 4.2O
Also started-Black Blaze, Dixie
Hill, Docs Nobody, Lady Rainbow, and
Bottles Bonny. Time 211b.
2d-$s00; trot; l mile.
Great Gallon (WindsOrD 900 $3.50 $3.50
Crafty Boy (McIntyre) 400 $3.50
Dave sprinGwO0d tWashingtOn) SEQ
Gay Trooper, Lucky Chris, Quinton
Ann Scott, Klimko. and Jackie Patch.
Time, 2:11.
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Charles Town Results

b the Associated Press
lst--S1 900; cling; Ayr. > up; 2 fur.
Mr.. y. c. lGambar,la) eco $50 $50
Sir DonAld (EspinOsa) $40 A.8O
ALI Bob (GFaham) 11.O0
sno-Abe, Swampland Babe, Add,
Count Aumar, Bernarr Mac, Quiet Life,
Areas. Time, 1851.
2d-SI 900: cling; Ayr. a up: 8 fur.
SWINGING SWerd (Es'sD $40 AGO 500
AyejayeIl (Gambardella) 1.30 Acc
Burreli. bochise. Tiller Dandy,
Rhythmic Law. Beleza Dt Mama, Boats
Away. Presume. Time. 1:133s.
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s sis,Asih sSs ('GIRTssj YiySS biO nj Zoe
Talleyville (Kimball) $50 $50
Saline River ueeD $40
Planet. Bonny Court, Amadueen,
Golden Lea. Bab's Match. Time, .4p9b.
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3d-S3, 500; cling. Ayr. A. up; 1 mi.
TOranella FerTarOl 1890 500 $40
Cock Of North CLovatOl A.2O
Good O., Pioneer Rock. Harrison
County, BriRr SHOW, Rollins Gal. Time.
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FIFTH RACE Purse, $4,000; allowances: 3-year-oids
ana up turlongs (chute). Winner, DIX g. g. by Beech
pMk-Miss Tacaro Trainer, H. 7. Shaw. Time, 1894.
nknu ILL., I'LL aaA-
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Attendance, t4,2sa. Handle. sss0sAis
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a sshiff-Lasy' p Rraneh entry.
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tA a:d 2.t a sPE 4 gaS pO $ e. i fqE
PrOnown (VasiD 4.4O 3.2O
Little Janet (PindelD $40
Running Gold. Ginchee, Genlan,
Captain Bligh. Carmique. Time, :209s.
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fcsotin0ed fron Back Pseel
Do FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY ~ The OME REAL
WORK Or THE WORLD - JESUS my FATHERS
BUSINESS - MAKING CHRIST SCIENCE STUDENTS.
THINKERS. LEADERS A SPIRITUAL WAR
FARE WITH THE WORLD. The FLESH, AND THE
DEUL"i - FORTUNATELY MERELY ADAM
EVE ~LoeD-coD~ Gen IT. esc-J FRAUDS MYTHS
hoTf+Lhc-ME-SsI
E-IC4us+y-E4AE-Ss or HEAVEN And ETERNAL
LIFE AND UTTER MoTHLA&cME-Ss Or THE
THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL tst. psYD - THE EVIL
The HUMAN THE MATERIAL - ARE APPaE-
HENsseLe WHEN ADAMS Ewes ET A., REACH
MANS EXTREMITY, COOS OPPORTUNITY
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWH~l
ERROR URGED TO IT'S FINAL LIMITS. IS SELF
OesTRoYED~l COOS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK, me latter, p. 476 THE UNIVERSE
IS Ioo>s THE MANIFESTATION or THOUGHT
NAN. YOUR TRUE BEING, Genesis lsz6, NOT
THE PhoNY' ADAlNEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN NAM
or SATANIC ArTI-cHRisT, "LoRDcOD~ tcen
III. etc. YOUR TRUE BEING cHRIsTLikE.
SPIRITUAL - THE IMAGE Or IhFINiTY. d.
vIhiTY, ETERMALfTY - IS ADAAAEvElESSi
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING NEVER
A SINNER NEVER BORN or SINNERS or
WOMAN. uNcLEAKi uot. Old IT, - AND HAS
DIVINE DOMINION or THe WHOLE EARTH = RE-
- tcontipvsd ksss ceivnn. TspI
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

x--,u--v - --s ---ss si-.s.l,o Washington, y -
,y- <rrs, -ss sssc -sse csess mar HssTe
<-rr -so-szsI.- 3 80 ne ~nose sns"e4 !" ~
pnunz ~ L-ss-a- hsrrosx Americans Unoersfs00 'ns
- - e.p-,.--.,r 80. - shs, E.ine conditions bsf
,>.~< -snr-v - sssn. - --,ss-rs 81 pyblie safety
<.--s-zzres WAR, sssoe<s and individuals among -
re-rsra q ks-rsn &C Recognize the need o.
fsr s,eurs - errnsszz ls~s5scios constructive erf
zsr.srsr avg rr-,sEo.s -ssoorscs NO BLACK MAN -
Ecro-~7As-E ros --E ACTIONS or EVERY OIrsk
q scx x1s< aNg Mc9E T-sk SIMILAR RULE
woac 49,. A~otsc WHITES But NEGRO LEADERS
ana s< T-E WORE CONVINCING m DEMANDING
zss--x ~ T-Es II TIE SANE TlmE STRESS Re-
s>oMSBs-rlsS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

scorrsrse6 From Page
--<E- s-LsE SOCIETY FOR THEIR woMEN-FolkS
c>ssNs 5RT- - nlEcgTvsATE CHI DREN AND LN
nc ~ nEL=LzE c-Ecks THEY BLAME SOCIETY
-E PETTY TszEFTs AND REPEs BEING PERPEJRAr
< - T-szz sINrcLxs ~ khokMAcHi IN SHORT,
TlsEy S1ANE Ill o. THEIR akTLsCciAl HABITS
ssxc cLTyR.L vILADJusTMENT ON THE "uN
s-S-- cctAs1-NfT. ~ WHICH THEY LIVE.
~ -Fs. 80 rss- -, Negro voice blaming sheus-
ssAsss - -,e- soczsi -sls1iys-reni."
aE ce<cE Tod I PROMINENT SAN FRANCISCO
NEGRO LELoE7 ~ NsscP GATHERING THAT ONE
DOESN'T -ssE 70 HAVE 4 PENNY IN HIS POCKET
TO czEcx HIMSELF FROM STEALING OR RAPNc A
scSsIAk ro7 T-IT MAS WHAT hE HAD IMPLIED M
rs Cap o. TIE s+-ouLDERlsH DEFENSE or Ne
Gre wFssE-ls7o7
sr-1T az ARE TRYING TO SAY MOST SINCERELY
hEaE Is THAT T-E NEGRO COMMUNITY LEADERS
SHOULD Do LITTLE soUL-sEARcHlNc OF THEIR
cH< TO-DAY AND SEE IF THEIR BACKWARDS
COULDN'T 5E TlDlED UP BIT FIND iF THEIR CHILD
Rem COULDN'T 5E GIVEN LITTLE MORE COMMUNITY
PUSH And ENCOURAGEMENT FOR EDUCATION AND
EXAMINE " THERE IS NOT ONE ROCK TOO MANY ON
TrsE1R SHOULDERS NEEDLEsslY
Frsm me ooks q ne Negro papers in San Francisco
rers spps-en AK Of this sort Of esdership mi.
81 sss~e<se<-ion
Tins she ti-e for so0Lsesrehinq for all Amer;e.o.
-srem PrsssSen- Kennedy down. And Amere. !. don,
% sacsy Negroes shosld De part Of H. too-Hov.ra A
s"><zsu m hoSU5Ei ~AiklcHI. SAN FRANCISCO
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

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- -v-r s-rs-pn ss<..s< a me se0na so'>'"''
- ..~ ,v-,, ,,~nes -, bersvss o. psfsevisfy
- $500 Ar sssr age year veAs hsvs snsaS
: - - .ne ar syersss year is what ss''s fn
srupsn ssgsr E - sassS o. -. -
-. ~rr ks-nsass growing poeus'loo'
-. ,-r-sz<S --r - e1ssrn-srs services me "S~
,.--r -rurx --r,rs, rnss prsssns ssrSefS~s e~
IL Trr zs--.~n1 RAJ sssc even ne 'Seo e0'' "
---zsr-x- <xs-r~ --s~ me resenys-