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Tune InOnWlJAE THE TAMPA DAILT TIMES. THURSDAY, APRIL 1938 11 R3 FT7 fl Stars of Minstrels Opening Here Plan Revival of Boxing at Benjamin Field Next Week jTS I Vi 1' TITLE EVENT 9TH ON CARD HERE TONIGHT MINSTREL HERE OPENS TONIGHT 'Lasses White Show to Be Presented Under Canvas on Cass St. DEANCROMWELL HAS HABIT OF WINNING MEETS Southern California Builds Championship Team Regularly Boxing will return to Benjamin Field nexxt Thursday night under the promotions of Rudy Miller, local wrestling matchmaker, and Capt. W. Peeples, of Miami.

The picture above shows Miller, second from right, and Peeples, right, talking over prospects of giving Tampa top-flight prize fights. On the left is Sam Sobel, manager of Ben Brawn, Atlantas challenger for the middleweight championship, and Brown. Brown is expected to appear oh a card here soon against a leading middleweight. Staff Photo by Gerald B. Smith.

LASSES WHITE AD HONEY WILDS. Healthy Boy Only Entrant From Championship Race Last Year Tonight is Derby nisht at the Sulphur Springs Dog Track and the eight fastest dogs at the track will match strides in the ninth race at 5-16 mile. The winner of this race will be crowned the Champion Greyhound of the 1937-38 season. All of the dogs entered in this race have won one of the eight elimination rounds, which Were made up Qf the sixteen fastest dogs at the track. After each elimination the winner being automatically in the Derby, the next race was drawn from the remaining fifteen and so on, until the Derby entries were completed.

The Entries. The entries for this race tonight In post position order are: Big Broadcast, Signal Change, Mount Healthy Boy, Venus Handsome Lee, King of Silver, Howe Gin and Running Water. Le Joy scored her seventh win in sixteen starts by coming from behind to win the featured eighth race last night by two lengths over Kite Racer in 29 3-5 seconds. This pair formed a 3-5 quiniela that paid 132.40. The winner was second choice dog and paid $10.20, $4.60 and $2.60 across the board.

Sohideho, the 2 to 5 public choice, finished third. The daily double races were won by Martin Andrew, winner of the first half and Wyandotte, winner of the second half, which pair formed a 6-3 double that paid $21.00. The payoff on Wyandotte was $13.80 straight $6.20 place and $6.00 show, while the 3-5 quiniela og Wyandotte and Gangster Al, which finished second, paid $63.40. Jean Lafitte, the buccaneer who preyed on shipping in the Gulf of Mexico, commanded a detachment of his men at the Battle of New Orleans and was pardoned for his acts of piracy by President Sulphur Springs Chart TONIGHT IS 400 RESERVES TO MEET HERE Maj. Gen.

Moseley of Atlanta to Address Officers at Conclave Tomorrow More tlian 400 members of the Reserve Officers Association, Department of Florida, will gather in Tampa tomorrow to attend their annual convention, opening at the Floridan Hotel and continuing through Saturday. Principal speaker for the meeting will be Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley, Atlanta, commanding general of the Fourth Corps Area, who will address the officers at the annual banquet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Iawton to Open Session.

Delegates will register from 8 to 10 o'clock tomorrow in the lobby of the hotel. The convention will be called to order at 10 o'clock by Maj. James K. Lawton, Tallahas see, department president, and Lieut. John F.

McKeown, Perry, chaplain, will lead the invocation, A round table discussion of re serve affairs will be led by Col. Charles B. Elliott of the U. Army. The group will view the R.

O. T. C. units of Plant and Hills borough high schools at Phillips Field at 11 o'clock. The public also is invited to attend the review.

A stag luncheon will be given at noon at the Floridan, and the aft ernoon will be devoted to pistol matches at the Tampa Police Pistol Range. This will be followed by a cocktail party at 6:30 o'clock at the Floridan Hotel Club Room. Awarding of pistol match trophies will be made at the banquet to-morrow'night. Klect Officers Saturday. The closing session Saturday morning will be devoted to Association business and election of officers.

Maj. John H. Boushall is general chairman of the convention, and will be assisted by Capt. Marvin Green, Lieut. Laban Lively, Capt.

Frank Crom, Capt. Winston Ramsey, Capt. Curtis Warren, Capt. George II. Leavitt, Lieut.

George A. Carey, Capt, Jack Brengle, Col. J. C. Bennett, Lieut.

Clarion Logan, Lieut. Lieut. W. Perez, Lieut. Bruce Hamilton, Capt.

Allen Ramsey, Lieut. L. E. Proctor, Lieut. Paul Kreher, and Maj.

F. M. Child and Capt. G. D.

Venture, ex-officio members. PIRATES. Sweelwater, Tex. The Pittsburgh Pirates, who start an eight-game series today with the Chicago White Sox, are looking to the season's first pay day with mixed emotions. Manager Pie Traynor has announced he will wait until then to announce which players are to be fined for rough-housing on Pullmans which was the cause, among other things, of Pitcher Russ Bauer's knee injury.

Entri ries See America's Greatest Greyhound Classic at Florida's Finest Dog Track LAST NIGHT'S RKSCLTS. FljJWr-KACE V4Milf: Bog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Greta Piper 2 12 11 Ml 3.S0 7.110 2. Ml 9 fill 6.10 31.00 Bert Perhaps Curious Echo Red Fellow Smarty Girl- Flaire High Right Up Smiling Jennie 1-2 5 1 3 8 2- 2 3- Vi 4- 1 5- 2 -2 7-44 8 8 Greta Piper S25.60, 15.80. 4.80; Bert Per-Quin- haps $4 .00. Curious Echo S4.20.

iela (3-6) paid J45.80. Time: 27 4-4. SECOND RACK-Fulnrlly: (First Half Dally Double.) Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Martin 6 Miss Damaraiand 8 Hare Razor silly Symphony 3 Milmore Nell 7 Mary OMine 1 Racy Rachel 4 Top Cash 2 1-5 2- 4 3- 1 4- 2 5- hd fi-ns 7-1 8 24.70 16.10 out 6.30 6. SO 4.10 Miss $0.40. Martin Andrew $3,811.

Damaraiand $9.80. 11 20, Hare $3.0: Razor Time; 30 2-5. THIRD RACE 516-Mlle! (Second Half Dally Double.) PP OFF STR FIN To $1 Dog- Wyandotte 3 Gangster Al 5 Last Bonus 7 Sharon Mamie Warrior 2 Cyclone River 8 1-2 1-4 5 90 t44 J-'i 5- 3 6- 1 18.60 5.W 1.90 4 90 28.50 WiWJlll Souter Quits Pro Job Here Bill Souter, pro at Forest Hills, has resigned and will confine his duties to leaching in New Y'ork State, it was learned here today. Bill has been at the Forest Hills chili for more than two years, and (luring his stay there several major meets have been held. The resignation becomes effective May i.

Clyde Sullivan, pro, who has been assisting; Kid Boots at the Cleveland Heights club. Lakeland, will take over the job, Souter said this morning. Softball Meeting Planned Tonight The first meeting for the organization of softball leagues here this summer will be held tonight at the Chamber of Commerce building at 8 o'clock. L. 11.

Cunningham will direct the leagues for the city recreation department, and urges representatives of all teams expecting to enter leagues to attend tonight's meeting. The leagues will be divided into Municipal division, Class and a slow pitching league known as the loop league. EXHIBITION GAMES. Detroit (A 10; Brooklyn (N 4. Boston Washington 2.

New York Dallas (T. 0. New York (N). Cleveland (A). I.

(Cleveland lost by forfeit in 9th inning.) St. Louis Albany 2. Boston Cincinnati 2. Tie, called end 10th, rain.) Chicago 10: Chicago 2. Clovis, 2: Pittsburgh 1.

(Five Innings, called high winds.) Syracuse (I. L), 12; Buffalo (I. I. Indianapolis (A. A 7: Newarkt I.

L-), 2. Rochester (I. Columbus (A. A 1. Montreal (I.

Toronto (I. 4. For commercial engravings for black and white or color printing, call The Times, 8121. Adv. STARTS Here 1 nos Jimpltd fating TEMPLE Doll Matinee 10:00 A.M.

For Adulls and Children Regular Trices! See the SHIRLEY TKMPT.E and CHARLIE MCCARTHY dolls now on display in our lobby! Everyone, attending the matinee will be triven, absolutely tree, a beautiful colored photo of Shirley Temple. 3.V 40c 'Lasses White and his All-Star Minstrels will open a three-night engagement under canvas tonight on Cass two blocks west of X. Boulevard. They -will present two shows nightly, the first starting at 8 P. M.

and the second at 9:45 P. M. Headlining the old-fashioned minstrel is the black-tace comedy team of 'Lasses White and Honey Wilds, well-known on screen and radio. 'Lasses and Honey were for four years featured on radio station M'SM of Nashville. and later broadcast from Los Angeles, Calif.

Presented jointly with the minstrel -will be 'Lasses Wrhite's "Hollywood Follies," featuring a number of lovely girls in intricate dance routines. Many other minstrel acts made famous by Al G. Fields, Neal O'Brien and Honey Boy Evans will be included. One of the main attractions in the cast of the show is Clyde Jewell, "The man without a backbone." A native of Greenville, S. C.i Jewell and a sister were born without a backbone and although normal in every other respect can perform contortions difficult even for professional contoi-tionists.

The minstrel show will be presented in a "canvas theater" which seats 3000 persons. REDS. Spartanburg, S. C. General Manager Warren C.

Giles, seeking to bolster the Cincinnati Reds' outfield, has made overtures to the New York Yankees for Ernie Koy. But the Ruppert rifles possibly with a view to Joe Di Maggio's continued holdout siege haven't yet committed themselves on the rookie. Sparks Theatres 35e2ilMJSL 40c LAST TIMES TODAV! 1938's nuttiest people In love-and-laugh spree that tops tip-top "Topper" by 100 hilari ous nowis! AtAN MOWBRAY BILLIE BURKE (PATSY KEUV ITOM BROWN Bositl Graev CARTOON: "Billy Goat's Whiskers" Comedy: "Who's Who" Path News Eddi Ford 428 W. Lafayette St. 4 sK5na 30e $ims 35e U37U LAST TIMIS TODAY! kdgar bkrgev tharuk McCarthy 'OF HUMAN HEARTS" with Wolter Huston 3raKtm PHOM MtO TODAV and FRIDAY I "ARSENE LUPIN RETURNS" with MELVYN DOUGLAS VIRGINIA BRUCE I'lOe 20c I 1 1 fir i i Opfn A r.

M. Today, Tofiny it fri.I Gfodyi franzbaf GEORGE TONE in "Love Is Hcodache" Un KWXY In "Evcrybodv't Doing It" Kehnik)i nnH Ave. fHKIt SIMM Oprn 6 P. M. Today, Todny A Frl.t MYRNA LOY FRANCHOT TONE in "MAN PROOF" Alsn "I'tKtDIK FOR THRKE" ilh HIAK 1 1 10c-15c ROXY Today Fri.

Pnl Mnnl nf Inlm." AUo "Thrill of a l.if.ltmr." wllh B'tlT Oralilr. CONSTANCE BRIAN I KfSPATSY KEUV ST ifitl jivs MUX SM wi" pBeaT fijrg0 iSf our lobby ond "jjHtf'' will answer I one question tiu'l free sj everyone ot-rijsr' tend'n9! By ROBERT MYERS. Los Angeles, April 7. (AP) Poor old Dean Cromwell seems to face each track season minus a host of stars from the year before, and what does he get just an other championship for Southern California. Last year, for instance, they counted the good dean out before the firing started.

The best the Trojan outfit could do was win its third straight National Collegiate Athletic Association title, another Pacific Coast Conference crown and produce two pole vaulters good enough to. set a world record of 14 feet 11 inches. Troy goes into the 1938 campaign with much the same rating as last year. California may not be. as strong as in 1937, and we may not win the X.

C. A. A. again, because no team has ever won it four times in a row. "But," warned the veteran coach, "Southern California is the team to beat.

I'll bank on that." The Trojans get their first, and perhaps strongest, test against California's well-rounded squad Saturday at Berkeley. Earl Meadows and Bill Seton, the pole vaulting twins, are gone. So are Roy Staley, Olympic high hurdler, George Boone and Clark Crane, sprinters; Half-miler Ross Bush and others. But Co-captain Adrian Tally, conference sprint champion who did 9.6 seconds last year in the 100, and Payton Jordan, a vastly improved century man, should perform well. Erwin Miller, who did 48.6 in junior college, and Howard Bach-man, Jim Lytle and Horace Taylor, sophomores who can get under 50 seconds, are Troy's hopes in the quarter-mile.

Phil Roulac, a senior, should give anyone a battle in the 880, and Louis Zamperini, first among the American runners in the 1936 Olympic games mile, may be a sensation. Loring Day and Kenny Dills, juniors, have vaulted 14 feet repeatedly, Delos Thurber hopes to better his 6 feet 7 's in the high jump. Jimmy Humphrey in the high hurdles and Earl Yickery, X. C. A.

A. champion in the lows, are potential first place men. Gonzales Defeats New York Fighter New York, April 7. (AP) Augustine Gonzalez, shifty Puerto Rican lightweight, was awarded the decision over Johnny Rinaldi, New York, in the six-round main preliminary to the Sol Krieger-Izzy Janna.zo middleweight fuss at the Hippodrome last night. Rinaldi, although getting the better of the long-range firing, had a lot of trouble -with Gonzalez' crouching style.

Gonzales scaled 133 1-4, Rinaldi 138 1-4. Bill Poland. 188 1-2, New York, knocked out Bill Comiskey, ISO 3-4, Poterson. with a right hand smash In the first round of a four round preliminary, and Irish Mickey Donahue, 142 Stamford. outpointed Wilbur Ackerly, 140.

White Plains, N. in another four. SPECIAL Business Men's LUNCH 35c Complete Hotel Thomas Jefcrson DINING ROOM BROADWAY Theatre 7th Ave. 18th St. MIDNIGHT SHOWS One Solid Week 11:30 StnrllnB: Snlnrdny 2.1r Also 23c "Valley ot the Node" "VOX ECCLESIAE, VOX CHRIST!" LENTEN LECTURE I the SACRED HEART CHURCH Florida Ave.

Ht Tnl(t St. By Rev. s. McCralh, 1, 7:30 TONIGT 7:30 PUBLIC INVITED Boston Seaman Is 'Shocked' by Monster in Net Boston, A til 7. (AP) Matthew Pappie, member of the crew, literally was shocked, he declared today, when an eight-foot sea monster came up in the Whitecap's otter trawl.

Pappie touched the strange fish and almost jumped out of his sea-boots, so sharp was the shock, he said, when the trawler arrived at the fish pier with the unusual specimen. Captain Gus Dunsky, the trawler's skipper, asked the bureau of fisheries to identify the fish. The Whitecap's catch resembled a shark and a pronounced indentation of the forehead gave it a mean cast of countenance. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. New York.

Solly Krieger. 1(11, Brooklyn. N. stopped Izzy Jannazzo, 157, New York, (11). Birmingham, Ala Battling Burroughs, 151.

Pascagoula. outpointed Bobby Wilson. 148. Washington. D.

(10). Providence, R. I. Al Mancini. 122V.

Providence, technically knocked out Ernesto Torres. 124. Puerto Rico, (4). "TOVARICH" Claudette Colbert and Chas. Boyer "HITTING A NEW HIGH" With Lily Pons and John Howard Also Novelty and Serial Today Only "WEE WILLIE WINKIE" With SHIRLEY TEMPLE "THE BARRIER" With LEO CARILLO Also Musical Today Last Day "Shadows of the Orient" With Esther Ralston Regis Toomey "WOMAN ALONG" With SYLVIA SIDNEY Also Serial and News HIGH F1NAMCE MAKES A SUCKER OCT OF A BCCR BAKONI tlj' 9JM4C tAYAM lUliN JfHKtrlt Es sa Open 7 P.

SHOWING 3 NIGHTS Ever to Tour America 13 Big 21 35c-40c j.U STARTS I i 1. BIG BROADCAST 2. SIGNAL CHANGE 3. MT. HEALTHY BOY 4.

VENUS 5. HANDSOME LEE 6. KING OF SILVER 7. HOWE GIN 8. RUNNING WATER Lillian 1 7 8 7-1 4 10 Javhawk Card 4 2 6 8 8.80 Wyandotte $13.80.

86.20. Gangster Al $7. 60. SS 40: Last Bonus 57 211. Quiniela (3-5) paid $63 40.

Time: 33 4-5. DAILY DOUBLE. 6-1 Martin Andrew-Lillian 21.20 6-2 Andrew-Mamie 42.80 6-3 Marlin Andrew-Wyandotte 21.00 6 4 Andrew-layhawk Card 42.80 6-5 Martin Andrew-liangster Al 113.00 6-6 Martin Andrew-Sharon 11.60 6-T Marlin Andrew-Last Bonus 13.20 6-1 Martin Andrew-Cyclone River 5( 40 Winner. FOURTH Dog- RACE Futurity: PP OFF STR FIN To $1 Dolly Hi 1 1- 2 4.40 2- ns 4.90 Buck Sergeant 4 Belmont Lad 2 Slick Starter 6 Tropical Flash 3 Ring Cop 8 Snip 7 Johnnie Pepper 5 3 8 5 4 6 7 3- hd 11:10 4- 1 51.20 5- 1 10.50 6- hd 1.10 7- nk 8.40 8 13.80 Dolly Hi $10 SO $6.80. $5.00: Buck Ser- geant $7.1 iela (1-4) .20.

$4.40: Belmont Lad $5.20. Quin- paid $26.80. Time: 30 3-5. FIFTH RACE-Futnrlty! Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Just Storm 8 2 2 1-1 8.60 Black Roll 3 3 1-1 2-1 7 70 Ivanitch 6 5 4 3-1 16 46 Straight 4 8 3 4-3 2 80 Denny Drive 7 1 5 5-2 9.M Mobil Oil i. 1 6 6-5 5 40 Erin's Way 6 7 7-5 23 00 Mugsey 1 4 8 8 1.80 Just Storm $19.20, $7.20.

$5.00: Black Roll $5,80. S3.40; Ivanitch $7.60. Quiniela (3-8) paid "48.80. Time: 30 2-5. SIXTH RACE Futurity: Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To $1 Big Angu 8 2 1-2 1-4 1 40 Top Cop 7 13 2-ns 32.5(1 Tiger Buckle 1 3 2 3-4 4.90 Gorgeous Hussy 6 4 4 4-ns 7.30 Mai de Meer 5 5 5 5-ns 11 50 Milmore Ace 2 6 6 61 7 30 Siam 4 7 7 7-hd 4.D0 Springer's Risk 3 8 8 8 10.10 Big Angus $4.80, $4.20.

$3 60: Top Cop $5.80, Tiger Buckle $3.60. Quiniela (7-8) paid $23.80. Time: 30. SEVENTH RACE Futurity: Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Miss Pickup 1 5 3 1-hd Sea Pirate 2 Bonnie's Dream 8 Trump Card 6 He Did 4 Chance Laddie 7 Howe Night. 5 My Sawdust 3 4 1 3 2 6 8 7 S9.

20. 2- ns 2.50 3- hd 9 40 4- hd 2.S0 5- 1 10.50 6- ns 8.411 7- 1 12.00 8 7.60 Sea Pi 1-2 Miss Pickup $13.00. $5.00: rate $4.80. S3.R0; Bonnie Dream $5.40. Quiniela (1-2) paid $23.40.

Time: 30 1-3. EIGHTH RACE Futurity: Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Le Joy 3 4 2 1-2 Nite Racer 5 2 1-ns 2-2 4 10 7.10 Sohideho 8 Fireman Bush 6 Al Malone 1 Windy Breeze 4 Niblick 2 Ghargo 7 Le Joy $10.20. $4.60. 3-1 .40 4- 3 12,50 5- hd 134,10 6- 2 26.00 7- 1 2150 8 65.50 $2.60: Nite Racer $5 00. $3 40; Sohideho $2 20.

Quiniela (3-j) paid $32.40. Time: 29 3-5. NINTH RACE-Flltnrlty: Dog- PP OFF STR FIN Smut 7 3 1-1 12 To St 2.00 Chanceline 5 1 2 Pleasant Sam 4 4 3 Thane 2 6 4 Loki 6 2 5 Howe Messenger .88 7 Fawn Pat 1 5 6 Whoopiemite 3 7 8 2- 1 6.70 3- 1 7 4- hd 17.00 5- nk 00 6- Vi 7-4 8.40 4. SI $6,110. (5-7) 8 Smut $6.00.

14 SO. $4.40: Chanceline Pleasant Sam $4.60. Quiniela paid $28.40, Time: 2 3-5. TENTH RACE Futurity: Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To 51 Lannie's Lady 6 1 1-3 1-1 7.4(1 Clever Card 1 3 2 2-4 .80 Allen 8 2 3 3-2 8.10 Red 3 5 4 4-2 18.70 Silver Down 7 6 6 5-1 4.50 Jersey Kaiser 4 4 7 6-2 28. Ml Miss Olney 5 7 8 7-1 km Black Plav 2 8 5 8 6.40 Lannie's Lady $16 80.

$5.40. $4.00: Clever Card $2.80. $2.80: Jimmie Allen $4.20. Quiniela (1-) paid $2180. Time: ELEVENTH Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To SI Bookbinder 4 4 2 1-ns 11,70 Hoosler Bill 7 Lord Wortendyke 8 Smile Demon 1 Upton Down 6 Sleepy Sam 3 Whitey Corn 2 Arab l-'A 2- 3 8,10 3- 1 1,60 4- 2 S.9II 5- 4 7.50 6- hd 13.01 7- 2 62.90 8 2.0 8 3 Bookbinder $25.40 $14.40.

$6.00. Hoosicr Bill $17.00. $6 00: Lord Wortendyke $2.80. Quiniela (4-7) paid $196,00. Time: 27 i-i.

TWELFTH RACE Dog- PP OFF STR FIN To $1 Air Minded 2 4 4 1- ns 2- hd S-I 4- 2 5- 2 6- 7- 3 8 4.80 Howe Long 8 1 1-1 Gentleman Benny 3 2 2 Beverly 5 3 Hey Daddy 1 7 5 Done Gone 4 i 6 Diligent 7 6 7 Brvn Island 8 8 6 3.00 4 80 3. Mi 8. HO 8 60 6. 10 31 Air Minded $11.60, $4.80. Howe Long $5 20.

Gentleman Benny $5.40. Quiniela (2-8) paid $19.80. Time: 28. Sl'OHTS MIHROR. Today a Year Ago.

Owinn Henry, ex-Mlssouri coach, named new athletic director at U. of Kansas. Jo a Vfl 70 a.onv.11, WEATHER BUREAU T.imp.i H.i apr 7 76--jo .3 The All-Star Champions of the Year Mm LA VIBd 9 WlLXi w. a Weather Map of the United States On Cn 2 Blocks Meat of Boulevard' TONIGHT'S ENTRIES, FIRST RACK t'i-Mlk. 1.

Mr. Ray 5. Bert Perhaps 2. Minuah Flash 6. Golden Sam 3.

Mona Breeze 7 Rally Day 4. Jesse J. 8. Bookbinder SECOND RACE-Flltnrlty. (First Half Dally Double.) 1.

Milmore Kate 5. Springer's Maid 2. Show Card 6. Fleet Education 3. Snosheen 7.

Mvstlc Shrine. 4. Kitty Keen 8. Ring Cop THIRD RACE 5-16-Mlle. (Second Half Dally Dnnble.) 1.

Top Cop 5. Squeaky 2. Al Means 6. Spoon 3. Day 7.

Bonnie 4. Squeeze 8. Jersey Shore FOI'RTH RACE-Fntnrlty. 1, Hickory Lad 3. Sally Sue 2.

Our Fez 6, Musky 5. Jersey Kaiser 7. Puhllc Eye 4. Bessie Toots 8. Chance Laddie FIFTH RACE-Fntnrlty, 1 Ssndv Ed 5.

Attention 2. Clarke 6. Lokl 3. Spanish Eagle 7. Clever Silver 4.

Bill Back 8. Slam SIXTH 1. Denver Lad S. Hot Time 2. Toby Crag 6.

Down Money 3. He Did 7. Silver Down 4. Al Malone 8. Didder SF.VENTH RACE-l-IIMIIe.

1. Norma T. S. (No dog) 2. Cubby Blit I 6.

M'LIss 3. Proud Mav 7 Howe Money 1 Southern Cains 8. Thane EIGHTH RACE-Fntnrlty. 1. On Deck 5.

(No dog) 2. Liquid Gold 6. Nile Racer 3. Secret Memory 7. Jabot 4.

Rupert 8. Breezing Home NINTH (Tamp Derby.) 1. Big Broadcast 5. Handsome Lee 2. Signal Change (.

King of Silver 3. Mt Healthy Boy 7. Howe Gin 4. Venue 8. Running Water TENTH RACE-Fntnrlty.

1. Howe Traffic 5. (No dog) 2. Rnckv Prince 6, Lad's Luck 5. Flaming Lady 7 Joe Cutlet 4.

Lady Harriet 8. Joyful Rex ELEVENTH RAI B-'i-Mlle. 1. Dorn Again Sandy River 2. Irish Action 6, Miss Narcissus 3.

Air Minded 7 Buck Sergeant i Picked Man 8. King Ace TWELFTH RACE 'i-Mlle. 1 Alice Bye S. stack Doliari 2. Joey 6.

Howe Long 3. Northport Lad 7 Betty Mine 4. Hare Razor I. Bryn Island (-) -tHjiay JO QCLEAR RAIN 0SNOW (m)vkkpt missing 1 I WITH MP key Today's 1 fog 4 WINO I Will I hm Doors LASSES WHITE ALL STAR Minstrels Greatest Tent Theatre UrJA aiirteville Acts. 50 People.

LASSES and HOXEY in Person. Both Will Positively Appear Here. DOZENS OF GLAMOROUS GIRLS Adm. Adults 35. Cliililren 15tf LASSES and HONEY by popular demand appeared as guest artists on Rudy Valec's program, Feb.

10th and Feb. 21th ill a. iar-' rttiK Jot Krv I in 7 tn A M. 4. Ill.