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CLEVELAND, (AP)-Given six-hit pitching by lefty Dcan Stone. the Washington Nationals whacked four Cleveland hurlers for a dozen base hits Tuesday night to thump the Tribe 8-1. The victory was the fourth straight for the Nats and evened their season record with the In- dians at six games apiece.

In a five-run fourth inning the Nats chased Bob Lern- . on from the mound with his seventh loss against 12 VIC-

gpge 6 The Guardian. Wed., July 20, 1955

Stars Edge Dodgers 3-1 -”To End Losing Streak

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Don' MacLeod Wins, Eighth With Three-Hit Shutout

LIVERPOOL, N.S. (CP)-Liver- inning. pool Larrupers received standout .- dinals climbed over Truro Bear-

Ble.mD1A alhlllexilrocvss .ni.l;l:Ii';:xd I cats into third place when they de- mill Dgtrlct Senior Baseball game famed T""” H Tuesd” "lam 1"

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Tom ltlacl-iarlaiicli: Stars finz'itllyIDoliial: witllg iht;dt)nly”;);;.dni1::g torieq threehit pitching from little Don- camr through wit a win a er! or re enn y H H t . .. . twy an extended losing streak of six- another double for the lost-isl pl . '. p g V . """;"e;l. mg.” lfnd fol: Cm. - k - '1 ,1 v and S uarehriggs pick- All fiic iuns ucie iiiitaincd be .ac.ie o um . p 133195;! llasl ("mm lsthlhelllhdlizt.-Tlsl vldmuep Giggles q cause llalph Klner dropped Clint nzinati and lasted through six iuiii called an”. seven Innings L dug: - VIC0l”.V 0Vf'l 9 ' ye p g H , , ,, v I ' - r ill in s-ion enou h to be charger Y" I E10 50' excmng Mme ml dwI:T'I'e al('e(IIlL"lIloegE(Il'lflE iiv(i2li'lelniieil,t.s.Aislt)lilst sllggeafllig scltrrc wigth his giourth gloss against eight o!T:gr:':f,s:,as the league lame,--, Memmml Fleldi , re. 9 . v I n MC. favored Washington T-0. wins. 24", in 39 games. V97" Handmha" and ""5 Arlis'"gles m mm mp-5' J" 9 St w'nnin' his fifth against La 1 d if on Arrows ' light Guigan clipped it single. t t mlfi. l, l" ' ' I rrupe.” ee 0 .. ililat;'Leoddhtoltikeaclh ugivitlrg .8") on”; t 10 losscs. yicldcd his ouli iun in . . . starter 3,11 waist, scounp seven, Icers ll f" . . . 4 r' . V Bah . .-I Golf Aciwmes W” M5 "ndumg 35. P '55”. Stars AB R ll 5 and Al Rosen singled AVll8 llwml L"er l were sio afield "lm fr" pass" '0 hr” and h" Leg 1; ,1 .. 2 ll 0 fl . V ,' Coiflltlllfllllog five erroljgy but a one batter. : 5 5h y I 2 oi Nhvi XORK tAPl--Ynunil pWil- snappy triple play in the sevemll H8lld”l”"' 13" "9 ""l-V 'w"iI?u-nn' ' 4 0 0 ti lam 5('hm'dl "35-Sed 3, l""l"h"”.” The qualifying round for the inning broke up Dartmouth's bes' walks. hit two batters. and sent'(-al3"5- 55 r- g 0 2 ” to beat New York's Giants 43-1. in BEIWMTC dub L . Ur Wm l2 ball"; down swlnmnl whlChl?)),,S,' (2., . ,3 0 0 1 lb" hrs. Ram? ,"f, ,3 .l:l'tl"'mlg be played on Saturday. July 23. o t u o o 2::.?li'r:;':;. rears .22. on an Cc-staff Anxious o c - - - v ' ' - . . Handrahan. 4 o 0 0 ' A g A . . -H, eiening wi e.hed or new Till tliletllrteprhldllsf llntatclliiiiizfiiiii MCGl-lll13"- 3 1 A ” irlltiikhiigeinqlheliilgiittlaisuliirdji ""':"fk9"5 i?l"dhb9i;1';"9"5b3' Wlllwl" TO Maire TEGTTI - ' PlllTCll- Cl 1 1 4-2 New York victory. a a. W C. E" "V 3 ow 9 5 got -the first of the 1'-:I.me”ogp g M K L H was mp Hm mampmc game itrndicap. expel-icnccd golfer and Malllmdl PUMP" grelzl llS- l '- 20 'l 5 i in the majors for both pitchers. 3 demnnslralm" M" b9 Ewe" by V ;yf gliifhcgaalkguggdnnbehaasg totals . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Javksunv 8 my-War-om rmmhanderl thr club pro Cecil Dowling. ' HAMILTON (CF, g The fenuw tllrpn hit: a ground ball and the Dodgers All It H E making his third try to stick with Yrhe .p,”!.lmS9 M lh'rg.9H93:;ll'fl who wants most to make the it. u t the late was into the , ld , 2 1 1 0 the Cards. got his support from lit "l '"'”al9 "aw 30' 5'5 3" "' Hamilton Tiger-Cats football team rm 1' .- vb H, ' n 3,, K Mmbmm ' 0 0 1 1 home runs by rookies Bill Yirdon Slrllcl lhelll 0" ill? g9""al ml" is a castoff. Coach Carl Voylcs dm anmmg d 0 c hrl.'.""itimhh Mcgallumt U ' i 0 0 0 and Ken Bn.ver in the opener. and rPsU'3'J""5 Wllmll imply 1" 3" thinks he's the best passer in the "0"" Dunn adv," E d "1; la1,ll';eua"' ab 0 1 U Tao runs in the third inning of EOVOFS Wlllle 0" ill? Club WW5? Big Four union. on the pgaylan rrolsse P 'lxennedy. c 4 0 0 0 the Second um”. um. um.a,.m.dg and to answer any questions they The player is Nobby wn.kow5kL "I ”" .?-XGS ,:'":,f,' M 0,, M RWV 1” 1 U , 0 brought Mc('itll his fourth x'icto;'y may have concermnz club 416- . 23.yem-..;1d quarterback who to.- 1 ?",:'”Il(5 withacaosvalk WM ”Cgpl3-V- 55 ,3 g 0 I 1 in seven decisions. In and out of ('0l:llm. V . y four years stood behind a weak olnltl arid tried to go all. the wav igquT,;::Bi:zlSa'ld' H ' 2 0 0 lllle l"aJ'tlll'S Slim: 1943. llltj 3l:;.Vt'3l" lllf'l1l”ll:'liil'l ':fmm:?;'"?mll:': 3;"! tline. got smeared and enfdured tiliet . , I . "ii .'i'QOPl'S y '. - on Ken Ma(;Dotn2gldS Vlgntlsmlzghiorrell la) 1 0 3 gadh.:,0ui:1”)tdlll:'lilll'l(ll "ilJlltZlhRSl:(lll: some of the low liandi:-an niemv 't',,”:::,,l'Tg ..l':swl: bx". ans W 0 l9" bl" ' Mr H: gm: yr ”",.M3L'L90d- P " 3 0 give tlic Giants a split in tlic lirst --mj-mjrsm Wirkowski, cut loose from Tor-1 MMLUM out hllrl 11 (mnflll wedl E" " ' C in-'l-nlElllPI' staizcrl til the Polo onto Argonauts last winter. is one plate Brian Mitt; um gt glwmn 1-Mai, , , , . . , . . . . . .. 81 1 5 3 grounds in two years. Dodger; of 61 players in preseason train. '''"l' 3 dnublemum Sm" ' ”"r- r W - . . ing with Ticats. He wants the 1 4 PHil.Ai)i'.l.PlilA 'APl - Robin ! do 3 1 Hamilton quarlerbackmg job more - Roberts walked to force, in one I. ' than anything else. run aii(l doulilcd home lllt) oilims

. 'l'ues(iay 1IlElll. to luck away his To 15th victory e- a 6-2 decision over the Cincinnati Rcdlcgs in the night- H g.” cap of a twi-night twin bill that Tl" 5391'" Yum” club dad flew ?4,:”'.esi::m;:da,i.l'e.i.?.zief .ran the Philadelphia Phillies' cur. hated the NOVY. nit y'5l"m:(3; "A" WA senaun came uh with rent win streak to seven. avenms '0 wnlolltim W" "tin eh lg”. rrldin In. of we game. The Phils took the first game loss. on second piano in the City 50 r t P 95 h': n: :9; weamerbievs;7-3 uith Del Ennis balling in tour Dunn. Ladiicr. ball League. W hell 5 ffh lruiis. two on a single and another Gallant slammed doubles for F391" Cl”;-i"" hFt"d.l:: Imifirnrlllpsls E S” l on his ltith homcr oi the season. (119 Navy to V! I! I ; '- -' V ,g Roberts. who has last seven this the outstanding play of the his sevei'iut.h Vlfl '0' 9" 99330" rrrrP?::;:l; llfllsif. year. allowed the Rt-dleizs six hits. at second for the Indians. lzainst o Y Ml? 995- i l r ' ' ' i

sure” W Harness Racing Slated

in Little League action yeslerdag inurniiig at llleniurial Field the Dodgers dropped the Indians 3-1. Ladner and Dunn shared pitchingl duties for the winners while Doirun allowed 8 hits in taking the

' 'ht S h d 2b. D Burge if. C. Elrlll lie clltliiizliily ullilirsnln htllie nfliKi'stlTllislll:r.'lh. R. Pinrau c. -l. DOW-

- v , d ' if. mm": m Dwk D0”! whn mme VIMIUAVY - Arsenault lb. Rradlctl

"You can be sure I'll do every- thing I can to make the team." lNobby said in an interview. "I think they will have a fine club this year."

HOLDS N0 GRUDGE .

Callaghan and Wirkowski holds no apparent thelgrudge against Argos. Dndgcrs and Jamie Kennedy madef l-lley l'l0llP0d him l'l'0l't'l "10 Sfllmd game along with all the other imports in a sweeping rebuilding manoeu- lvre. He won't even say that one of his greatest kicks would be to return to Varsity Stadium as a Tiger-Cat and kick the bejabbers; rout of Argonauts. '

although

i successful boxing

in a brilliant performance over. g . To such questions, Nobby merely.

0,. 1.” gig pad two-thirds lnn- cf. Matheson 3b. Stull Pr Wllllami replies;

h"' In. Pmmon ”-lfTIylm 1' Doyle Tr f hits from all over the is our es raniin fi'om 5150 to 3175 "rd like .0 but every leamvln Dl;-l'l' U2” ,H"k 'I,'r',,in:, ilrlintzhi P' Mmphy' ' e landnwill -bc travclling in .'llon- Il1t:V.ln('lll(llC Eur.-ii great horseflesh lAh1eg05L:?::1l;' beI:l::;1eZ51ri'ng liealiwli

n I riic n - ' . r '. A r ' efliyrahis best showing of the lague today to attend the first as Maiio E.. Polly Reyno1ds,le,m.ay.- I

racing card of the current season at the Montague track.

According to reports the track is iin great shape and four classes are slated with purses totalling rsttl.-30 will be handed out to the

Penny Royal. Becky Smith. Lee'sl Pride. All Budlong. Joppa Maidl. and Royal Train, to name only a few.

entire season.

.1-he B.Y.C. won the new in the first inning on "VP '3””- "'9 error. it double by D95 3"" .,..i singles hy Wally ShePl”"'l-.

In This

Timid? Thl-T”? '." ll uny Mac. winning horses. ' fimkpy lo s('nrz;iurtVPVLllllf-J. gl 0 r n e r Eight fast horses that have W” been thrilling fans in Charlotte

Oufboxes A Pot Marcune

HALIFAX. 'CPl e Richard Kid Howard of Halifax the Canadian lightweight champion. scored it unanimous 10-round decision over Pat Marcune of New York in the feature bout here Tuesday. Ho- ward wcighed 136. Marcune 134.

The officials had Howard far

town and Summersidc all season 1 long will be featured in the A Pace. They are Abner McGraw. Billy Budlong. lily Darling, Scott (Tasli. Pcler Clcgg. Prcniicr .1, Walter. Moriell Woody and Texas Hanover. The race will be run in two dashes with 3200 in cash going to the winners. A trotting class and two other pacing classes r-at-h of two dnshcs will round out thc card. and. with

Baseball Results

Iy THE CANADIAN PRESS p American Lent"? g 91 Baltimore 10" 2'” 0"”"12 1k 1 Detroit O05 O03 04x- Mcnonmdg zuve.-mk Mt Johnsonp (7) schallock (Ill and Triandosw L,".y' Bin-er tfn and House. Vii- Lary. Le-Mcllgonaldi HRs: Bits. - - r . Marsh. Det ll'lr19n3n0 "mm n '2 ! I

it has indeed been griitlfylliit in city league officials to see the gen" eral increase in attendant-enat the regular baseball il3lll95- Will "'9 exception of the Sunday -Illelinoil" games. although oddly enoulll "19 largest crowd of the season turn- ed out to watch the DodK8l"5 pummcll nine sailors from the H. M.C.S. Quebec last Sunday. ll"

Washington t'l”0Wd5 ha” "9"" ”"”"U him" alt:-ad. All three gave Marcune ' o n0tL- i 6 2 .- - . Alth ugh .

Cleveland 000 01. . FM. min each pRsSlllE 13.lt'"9 w';wrp Probable Pitcher onlytnne round. which was award- Stone and C0UT"l9.V- L9n'd'l"". ml lit? 8"9'"l"""5 arr." any. few . 5 ed his by the referee when Howard

ler HI: Narleskl WM "5" "”ar ml lame Us lily weigh cer- .. , landed two low punches.

nnrineizan. L-l-em0llo"0m4 9 1 years 339- "6"?" "if: ;u- them ..xi.w roan uni-a 5 Probable Marcune did not live up to ex-

New York 001 0 E 0 tainly encollrliillllg pitciicrs for today 5 major iealzuc pectatmns and mowed Hm, except,

Chicago 000 002 100-3 pickllls l-lP- games twon-lost record in parcn- ggnjgncss and nbimy to duck no.

Byrne. Knnstanty :81 and Berta? ' Johnson. Byrd l5l Mill Ullla" ' Byrne. L-Byrd. Hits: NY-Howard. Chi-Dropc.

National League

ward's best blows and Howard himself missed so many punches thirst he was arm-weary at the fin- is .

l t we hare lhf'”'3-V: . . llP:l')f(l)ultrflllI':llll1(lyl:::lflt(ll:llled from VAm”"'3" ll-"K"' . V the games that had m be fm.,E"ed H New tork at Chicago lI1lEllllv- after at-nuule oi plnvers wcrc itiv- l'"'l'.V '”'7l W Dfl"m'?lll 1'2-3t M "'9 have hop Thgh. complaints Boston at Kansas City tnighile

Fir-I . - i for Suscc 14-.”ll vs (Icccarclli 425! lM R - l

. g 3 it 1 had a pietty solid foundation . , , anny odriquez of New York. at

iv'.;..”"y'9.f.i. litltl W Uiliq 4 1 no fan enjoys wachiniz lcams hat wliigzahlktip an v:IHul1):it;2tl(n;fIKhl--, 1:19 of the first round of the ' tling for seven or eight innm8-S '" ' ' "

gchmim End qami; "cam. Mm, scheduled six-round semi-final.

with Penn state Watson. from Aus

Flyers

Notice To Live Stock Exhibitors

Entries close July 30th,

positively no entries accept- ed after this date.

i-luddy Tiaye of Halifax. flattenedl get mm” "' earl”

Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition

Please

H "1 m- 2 Sam? and mm Washington rat Clcvclzind lnightl Dayh who "Id . six u d Association "M '9' ""dHlKf5lr:tT'I(a,;:rd(:,:' llaxlfatlilie colildlilt handed to either V-5t"hmIlIN'5I-0' VF Wm" 1”” weight advantage at 128. balloerzdl .. L ””,"."' it Q ' one of them on a silver lllatler. C .. ntmial ll-Fairlie Rodriquez from the .. ' .. belll Bo3't-r- AX --- i -”lIT1.. 4 ' Hhllnwu . '.l1I(HE(l at l'li(l0l:l)n I'll--Husli dumping the New york" Wm, . glwlmd (I00 101 000 2 4 2 i N0 ":2 is alcllllifiislclilicetf ccridainly tllvrtlllfatnldrl ll lyxliidy if-lllll NH" crashing rigmilen mmbinamml N t. T . . .ouis or suc Bl oc . - '7 -- cs R 1 - I g 1 M . p New York 102-010 flflxw 4 91 not the umpire who has to obey St, Louis at Ncw Ynrk---Arroyo mrlqu” W” up - all he" 0 0

' k I P "M W and Bur toppled flat on his face. . at Still. :8 3 '

arinkz McCall and Westrum. L- iaclzson. HR: NY-M8.V-V

the rules as they are written: coaches can't P9l”l”""' "''m?'” and put nine players on the field

111-4! vs Maglic I9-41 Milwaukee at Pittsbiirgli-(Ti'oiie 14-.'il rs Law I6-it A

J0('l(EY SUSPENDED

Fl 1 when they have only eilZhl- 17 (Tint-innati at P h i I a d l p ll i a H ,

(fin?-iniinti. 000 100 002- v'l 7 2 there is any flllilllll Elna" ll lmll-it l2-T-Nl-- Niixlinll lil-6- arid Klipp- ch::,wjn:l?:,K'nnldAF;lT'A blsteepbt All

Philadelphia . 102 BM 09X--.7 12.1 he "('omll8llllV8 5Pll'll .Ul'"'l' U lr-in ll-St vs Slllllllttlls. '5-6' and Inge we"-S g "d ds; ed 9:” Nmthall. Rulzik W lllinnrt-in I-7' goodly number of players Dfl33:5-7 ltohcrts I14-7) rir Mrozinski in-Llv any 9tewl'"ds"tol;e 'a'm.l”." Ra cznda 8

Ulaley '7.' .3"'l B""g"s: D".k5m,l '" "l"."l””"” mld ,wh"h. drill. WC TI TT""'" gmcki and the"-'msuc mntedl

3"" 5""'"'SkF l'.”N"xh"”' HRS” "l;'t'"'.m" fl,l:5:"i'n:"Ll "me I I c - o a over to the state racing commis which

Pita-Lopata. .nnis. cu y in con . , '

5'"""' 200,, 2 5 zl While this spirited enthusiasm ommlssIo,n s".:;e jocke 23 E Id Q I '

pg .- ii mom -. g .' ;fp y. -y ar-o .amue

,',,".fa"2,'.'.f',,,,.., om n30 o3x..5 14 0 '5 fl" P-S59""3l W” M 5"-V Um" can Ban S. Calloway. Sunday was senten-

any fan will admit that a rjnm-P95 I itlve sport in which therc ll little NEW YORK ,M,.,d The smc 01' ""90 of "W Rld collwe try Supreme Court Monday upheld thc

would be a dull one lndeetl---i)lB.t" sght , H, pt , awe" v” are should T9911"? "11" in ' "2""? Lion iii haredllight in Wlllzllrnnlllel

C0llIl"I. Freeman (71. Minarcln la) and Baits: Roberts and Sem- lnlck. L-Collum. Boston

ced to 20 days in Jail for posses- sion of heroin. The groom. Roger Pcndergrass. also is involved hr the case.

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Exhibitors or Cattle

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animals m u s t

Bangs tested within sixty

of our Exhibition, opens on August

Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition

Association.

1 Although Voyles rates Nobby as "the best passer in the league," he has signed at least two United States quarterbacks to kowskl a run. , Voylcs has high-class pivot can- didates in Don Bailey. former star. izoilege. and Don' in college. There i may be others before Voyles has! to declare his 10 imports after the ' third game of the schedule. which starts Sept. 3.

Bcisabdi Practice

There will be practice for Stars and t.he 6:15 at Memorial Field.

the tonight at

give Wir- p

Argos Get Two More Americans

TORONTO. (CPI - Two more American players ioined T0l”0lIl0l Argonauts of the Big Four fool-

TRURO tCPl A Halifax Car-

to 15 the number of imports try- ing to make the club. The latest two are Hubert Bubo..

. h the Halifax and district baseball no pound muback W 0

league.

lfl)-pound halfback from Michig- an State.

Bobo will not sign a contract Spoff Forum until he decides whether he wants to play Canadian football or con- tinue his education in the United

pox; r States. N6 GOSMP Graves. with Michigan State

.sir,-On- June 11, 1911. boxingrthe last two seasons. had a brief its in Bangor. Maine were enter-l,t.r-yout with Hamilton Tiger-Cats ained to very good series of box- last week.

ing bouts at the Gaiety Arena on Durelle 8; Fifield

Central St. The participants in thc inam

zrliutkweref TOIIEII ”0ne-Man" Mc-

us 'ey o P. X . and Andy Morris 0 '

of Bangor. During the go both "T TITEE

battlers were landing some heavy

body punches. much to the rte. SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CPI-The light of the large crowd in at-.Canadiaii Boxing and Wrestling tendance but round three hadiFederation has sanctioned a Cana- hardly gotten underway before iltc-ldian light heavyweight title match Cluskey rushed his opponent inlo,to be staged July 28 by the Mone- llle miles and let fly a murderous ton Boxing Commission, federation right hand that came up from the presiden George K. Garnett an- floor. Referee Jim Smart didn't nounced Tuesday night.

even bother to count. Morris out.l Yvon Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne. It was is full. two minutes before N.B.. will defend his crown againstt he regained his senses. Billy Fifieid of Toronto.

Back in the late '30's and early! --Pee-n

.'1.4l?'5 young Jack Ken"-V M st flying out of his corner Trainor eresa's made good i it 1 l . ,' - i . ' .' in the United States. " 'l;'; bgg uho is usually mild as a lamb in

- 3" the ring, turned "tiger" and hadl algacgg5g:ai'sN:ww?:;wfl3h(g lgml his colored opponent bouncing off: Gloves Tournament el 0 en the deck lik-e 8 W'yo'

BV 1946 he had l;0w , 1 Bobby Quinn looks like a lad 1. h- '3 " '" ”, 3 that 'will go places in the fight "Z the”-Vwelghh Amw” ll” "ml" game if he is properly handled in

menhefoughtw- F k1,, -. Billy rarmer.Joheririv haliiy. ms mm Thursday he ""'””"dl

, - U H 1009.? over his last go with Steele. k::hfonyL?Il;13'eS I'I:i:J':::;a' Mplglsd Young Govia and Roy Diamond md Jim Hoopgr t l. 3", putup a whale of a battle with the

Ivan Doheny staged another decision going to Govla. although

a draw would have proved more popular with the fans. I RING RESIN . . . George "l "'9 ll"! nfnger held every 4 o rance. He won the bantam ,!0ggh9iVn title at the age of 14 . . . Joe Jean-l "vaston Roy fought his usual fi"litJ eue was knocked down 32 times "lam-bani. until his opponent lust couldn't take it any longerf Chorbak proved troublesome for Boy in the first round. but in the second Gaston began to ' range with his left hand and the Yank fell to pieces in the third. The surprise of the fight. as for

card at thc Forum July 12th. Thcrc wasn't a dull moment in any bouts on the card.

Largest stake evcr fought for (winner-take-all) was 122.500 be- tween Jack Cooper and T Wolf

29. 1899. The battle went 27rounds and lasted 1 hour and 27 minutesl

. lam sir etc. "5 ""5 055"”? was concerned WILFRED o MCCLUS ' t . ' ' - KEX gage way Don Trainor came Charinuemwn e-e-.A.. T

ACADIAN BI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SOUTH iwsrico PARISH wpnivnsoay, JULY 20

Pontifical High Mass at 10 P.M. Official Opening At. 2 P.M. Addresses of Welcome. t Addresses by Dlgnitarles of Church and State l ' Benediction at 5:30 I Parade of Floats at 7 P.M. Pageant at 8 RM. followed by Fireworks Display . Ilcilrcshmeiits - Games of all Kinds l Bazaar and Souvenir Booths Meals Served All Day Miscouche Band In Attendance All Times Standard

MUNTAGUE RACES . T0-UAY

1:30 P. M. STANDARD TIME C TROT-TWO DASHES-3150.00 A DASH s Royal Train, Bonnie Dale. April Bud, All Budlong. Miss Palli. Joppa Maid, Roma Budlong. Lusticia. Also eligible-Just A Squire.

Dm PACE-TWO DASHES AT S150.0(l A DASH

Dr. J. D., Ranida, Wayne Budlong. Becky Smith, Lee's Pride, C. P. Clegg, Uscita's Boy, Ginger Reynolds. Also eligible-Star Clegg.

C PACE-TWO DASHES-3175.00 A DASH Miss Commando. Colonel Budlong. Sister Verna, Penny Royal, Polly Reynolds, Marion E., June Breeze.

A PACE-TWO DASHES-5200.00 A DASH Abner McGraw. Texas Hanover, Billy Budlong. Scott Cash, Peter Clegg, Premier J. Walter, My Darling, Morlell Woody.

C'tv . . Kmsm " such as the local one, where teams mum" of one of my bnxewrs has