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T)o 1' Tare St 8PKDAT PR 1 Johnson City Tenn April 25 1943 Cardinals Add Six Players Squad Arrives Here Next Sunday By BILL McDOSALD INew Balls Spying on Sports Appalachian Clubs 1 1 Count Fleet -j- -e giyj Doug Bean business manager of ttejfobnson andjbelieve Jlys apsJigre feck JiTa sciacxx it-' -T' To Be Picked Nationals Derby Probable Starters In Taffy Pull listed More Help Due From Lynchburg Training Camp This Week Manufacturing Defects Eliminate Sphere Until Adjusted The Weatherman took complete charge of Appalachian League workouts the past week but club owners are hopeful that this week will bring a break in the rain and enable a full schedule of workouts so the teams will be in condition for the opening games set for next Tuesday May 4 Judging from what little work was accomplished last -week the newest member of the league Erwin will be the team to beat Spears has gone out and lined up a team of experienced players some Commodores Lick Beasley Collegians Pull Trick Yanks Failed Last Fall City vartrfttwm TeoarneQ yesterday irom a week at the St Louis training oamp at Lynchburg Va and was anything but enthusiastic about prospect of our Redbirds against such experienced players as Erwin and Kingsport are expected to turn loose In the Appalachian League on May 4th no use trying to conceal a situation that certainly can be termed critical" Doug said told Johnson City fans all along that I wanted to be frank with them Well to be perfectly frank the outlook is gloomy As things now stand it looks like we will get something like dozen players out of Lynchburg or fifteen at the most I saw these boys in action during the past week and there are some fine looking prospects have a young fast aggressive team with plenty of potential ability be In excellent condition and should make things Interesting for the other clubs But whether or not our youngsters can compete with the veterans that Kingsport and Erwin are signing is another matter hoping speed and hustle oan overcome experience I think we will have a better club than last he concluded After such a frank statement Johnson City fans say that we were promised a championship should the Redbirds fail to come through Bean making no promises except' that the 1943 Redbirds will be In there hustling and we believe if they will do this the fans Will string along with themr regardless of where they finish A majority of baseball fans go to a game for entertainment and they efin forget a lot of things so long as the team is hustling We will exchange speed and hustle for -wny type of player baseball and so long as they are doing their best they will attend the' games There Is a slim chance that the boys smarting the season here will all be around next August The Johnson City club has already lost about thirty boys to the armed forces and there will be others follow this summer All are bound to see their line-ups changed several times during the season but at this time we see little reason for doubting that the full 114 game sched-dule will be played There seems to be plenty of ball players and we believe there will be more as the season progresses Appalachian fans are hoping for a close pennant fight right down 6 the wire Already the management of the Erwin and Kingsport Clubs are claiming title contenders but they are perhaps whistling dn the dark We believe that the team getting o(f to a good start will make It tough throughout the season and this is where we believe the Cardinals will shine They will have had more work than the other clubs having started one week earlier The team that gets in front at the beginning should hold a big advantage this year because the chance that several men will be shifted during the season either to a Job with Uncle Sam or to a higher class club The Sv Louis Cardinals have already informed their farm clubs that they will be expected to take care of the parent team this season As the AA players move into the majors others in lower brackets are bound to move up also Regardless of what happens It's going to be an Interesting season NEW YORK April 24 IT) National League clubs were authorized today to use up their supply of 1942 baseballs replacing the dead 1943 sphere and the results immediately were apparent in the batting averages The old ball much livelier than the one which has been in use during the first few day of the new season wag employed both at Ebbeta Field where the Brooklyn Dodgers buried the Phillies under an 11-4 score Brooklyn and the Phillies Jointly piled up 23 hits including two double and a home run That was in sharp contrast with batting performances earlier in the season with admittedly dead 1943 ball in play Eight of the first 12 major league games played ended in shutouts most of them low-hit affairs Permission to use the 1942 ball until manufacturing defects in the 1943 sphere are corrected was given all national league clubs by president Ford Frick That the first shipment of 1943 balls was not up to major league standards was admitted yesterday by Lou Coleman vice president of A Spalding Brothers the manu-factureu-Beijsaid- that Jha trouble had been spotted and that a satisfactory ball would be available within two weeks Club owners fearful that the dead ball would stop their best hitters and cut down sharply on the crowd-appeal were sharply critical and eager for quick relief Whether action similar to had been taken by Will Harridge president of the American League -could not immediately be determined Harridge was not available for comment Having had flings in the big show The Erwin magnate has also been promised help from three southern Association clubs Nashville Chattanooga and Birmingham In fact players are already on hand from Nashville and Chattanooga Erwin Gets Help From Southern Larry Gilbert has already sent over a pitcher and Joe Engel of the Lookouts chipped in with two infielder and a pitcher Birmingham is expected to come through with a catcher and outfielder and perhaps an infielder or pitcher Spears is counting heavily on Walter Hunley outfielder who hit 335 in the Bi-State league last season and Charley Cameron pitcher from the Wisconsin State circuit last year Also included in the list is Charlie Pescod star flinger from the South Atlantic league Lefty Scott formerly with Birmingham and Walter Honeycutt Infielder from Memphis A number of upstate youngsters are to bid for berths with the Erwin club Joseph Higgins of Kingsport has Jhe largest number of candj dates working out Twenty-eight boys reported the first day and this number has been greatly increased Neal Millard Kingsport manager is expected to reduce the squad to around twenty players sometime this week and then get down to serious business So far only two pitchers Archer and Akard both experienced flingers have been the only players to get any consideration tor regular berths Bristol Short On Experienced Players Up at Bristol things are not so bright Only thirteen players reported opening day to Manager Hal Gruber but New York Scouts Frank Rickey and Marty Purteell have already been on the job and are now combing 'southern states for talent The twin manager has The 1943 Cardinal baseball machine started taking shape yesterday -when six players were added to fee active list Business Manager Doug Bean upon his return from fee Lynchburg Va training camp announced fee addition of the following players: Infielders Billy Williams and Joe Mascolo pair of half-pint whiz kids due to make a great hit with Johnson City fans Outfielder Charles Lockman who showed plenty of signs of hitting the ball hard and often outfielder Tony Sabota promising youngster who also can give fee ball a long ride a Pitchers Willis Morgan who had experience in several leagues last season and Henry Moore an elongated six-foot-six hurler who showed fine form in intra-oamp games last week With Pitchers Larry Guelfo and Vern Rider already on the list this brings the number of players actually counted on to eight An experienced first baseman from Florida has agreed to terms his signed contract been received yet Considerable more nelp will be forthcoming this week from fee Lynchburg camp The above-named players appeared to be fee cream of the crop at the training ramp and should form the nucleus of a speedy club Columbus and Rochester of tha famed Cardinal organization will send several out- standing players to Lynchburg this week and Johnson City will receive its share of this quota Right now fee catching department is bare but it is possible an experienced receiver may be obtained who will manage the club Negotiations are underway It is also possible a heavy-hit- ting outfielder may skipper tha local entry this summer The man- agerial spots at Lynchburg and Johnson City ar still open wife close study being given to filling them- JteSBestawJVbL vzr- also training at Lynchburg has named its manager The Cardinal business manager will return to Lynchburg Friday and bring back fee club on Sunday The Red Bird squad will NASHVILLE" April 24 UP) Vanderbilt baseballers did something today the New York Yankees do last they licked Johnny Beazley 5-4 in 12 slap-happy innings The young St Louis Cardinal star of last year now a second lieutenant in the Army brought his Berry Field team to McGugin field today for a tune-up game preparatory to the opening of the city league Beazley is field athletic officer at the nearby base Lobbing them over but at times cutting loose with a blazing fast boll or a hook Beazley fanned 18 Commodores 17 in the first nine innings but a defense that leaked from stem to stern proved Johnny's downfall The Cbmmodores undefeated In Southeastern conference play touched Pitcher Johnny for 12 hits but many of the blows fell safely because of poor fielding A triple followed by a single gave Vandy its winning run It was first workout since turning his pair' of wins in last world series Originally he planned to pitch only two innings today I got to enjoying it so much I decided go all the Johnny would like to be back with the that is if there was no war on and Uncle Sam need him put on 15 pounds since Joining the Army in November and figures a lot stronger now that dead ball and all 1 Rivcrland Wins At Jamaica Paul Mallics To Address Sports meeting Excelsior Run Before 31183 Fans NATIONAL LEAGUE Ptiullt Veatarday Blttabnrirh Nw York 4 Buxton 8 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 11 fat Boult 2 Cincinnati 1 Club Sltndlngt Won Lost Pet 'I Bowling Brooklyn I'lnrlnnatl Chicago Nmv iork 1 Plttxburgh 1 SL ioult i 1 lloxton 0 Philadelphia 9 M0 86? 867 00 3il 833 OOO 900 Falact Leaftu with only two le'ft to play ha developed hito ono of the hottest race In the history of ettr Iftftmi bowllnr here In John- LOUISVILLE Ky April 24 no bourbon to speak of or to drink transportation is a Joke unless you're looking for some and even the country ham is but they're running the 69th Kentucky Derby- here next Saturday right on schedule And from it will come either the greatest horse since Man War or the biggest bust since the two-buck bill was invented for purposes on the oat-' burners For If Count Fleet win this big bam dance at the Downs come May Day the' blue grass -will be broke the hardboots will check up on those you need radio programs and In general 1 the folks will discover the back end of the old race track gag about one day and feath era the how much count- ing on Mrs John Hertz's whiz-' bung to do what his daddy Rejgh Count did In the mud here back In And up to now the Hertz hurricane done a thing to make you believe he can't Even this morning with a cut hind foot that's jut healing up he splashed over sloppy track to a Zipping 1:18 six furlong woikout rated so mucji the standout of this taffy-pull that the boys are spending their time thinking up new names for the race names like catch count fleet or the or the apt me a place ticket derby" But funnier things have happened in the heeklace-of-roscs merry-go-round In its long run that has lasted through two wars and part of a third And this is definitely a funny Derby To be gin with only some 50000 of the cash contributors are expected this time compared to the 80000 or 90000 of recent years Derbyvllle is a town up to Its ears in the war effort not exactly giving CoL Matt party- few usick brush-olf but it certainly isn't decked out in its usual war paint However its still a $75000 horse race and this year ten or 12 are tj shoot at the Jackpot of the $60000 or so which will be waiting for the gee-gee who can run a mlle-and-a-quarter fastest Naturally ona and ell assure you fleets in" but going to have to prove It Even Seven Hearts the local boy who- made go6d but was supposed to have a foot injury is going to have something to say He Indicated that today with a 1:42 2-5 mile dash In 1 the slop the fastest any Derby candidate has rattled off the eight furlongs in a workout Anyway here they the like-' starters who will do the work: (Owners in parenthesis) Count Fleet (Mrs John Hertz Chicago) at 1 to 2 shortest-priced future book favorite in Derby 'history goiTot 'Derby-Winner Reigh Count and Quickly cheap selling mare who was bought by Hertz for $2500 tall gmglmg was named Juvenile champ of 1942 after setting world of- v-5 for mile won im Of 3 1 races and $76245 last year took two straight so far this spring T-tiw 1 uiday when he suffered cut left hind hoof looks like anything a good race-horse until he Marts to run then hotter than raw com liquor Ocean Wave (Warren Wright Lexington Ky and etablemate of VVhirlaway and by er is Columbiana who won Wid- ener handicap in is Trainer Ben bid for a third Derby winner like most Wright horses the wave is husky and a chestnut won five of nine starts last your and $8815 so far this sea- k'ttwntwow -mwra-f win myseiFa Game Today (Prohibit Pltchr New lork at Boaton: Mungo Andrew at Brooklyn Kraua va Dart 8t Boult at Cincinnati! Pellet va Vander Jlecr of games up there this he said Beazley said his Berry Field team had had only two practice sessions before games of my boy baivili even about as he will be back at shortstop and Ossie McClure will play the keystone bag At this time it looks like Bobby Cain will be at first base with the hot 'earner a wide open scrap be- It played any baseball before? -but tween several youngstersTfewSti ht)W wovkorrt at Keystone Field AMfNiQAN -LEAGUE Raiultt Yaatarday Chlcaso Ht lamia 1 Cleveland 8 Button 8 Philadelphia 7 Wtthhigton 0 New York 1 fef 18 leaxus from' the ttart of nooson art now pressed by Marshal! Brothwa who are only on point behind Thete two team meet next week with the winner of thle content belnr almntt sure of taklnf top honors Firestone win be the underdo since they only Nave four plnYers due to a foot-injury of Preston who has been out the last two weeks A battle for third place will also take place nest week as Johnson City Transit and Cola meet each other Sixth place which Is a tie now will find the Majestlo Barbers' and Press-Chronicle settling this question The Individual race Is' almost like tha teem race wictr-the exception of first place which finds £demon out in front by an almost sure margin with 188 average however another dogfight Is kolng on for second place with McCsrtt Fowler Jobe MoMaek-in and Keeney only a few pins apart week from Monday night in its only appearance In public befor (he season opens in Erwin a week from Tuesday Club Standing cl 'Won VnnCPvi NEW YORK April 24 Riverland the thoroughbred Harold Clark purchased for $8000 last summer poured it on in the stretch today to win sixteenth annual Excelsior Handicap as numerous betting records were wiped out by the throng of 34183 -The five-year-old son of Coldstream triumphed by four lengths as he traveled the mite and a teenth in 1 :44 2-5 and ran off with the first-place purse of $9300 The spectators poured $368835 through the windows on this race alone to wipe out the track record for single race set at $311164 on April 18 1942 The mark was hung up after the bettorra had dropped $97524 Into the tills for the dally double a national record for that type of wagering The handle for" the seven races wag $2142046 less than $36000 $hy of the national one-day mark of $2176071 established at Belmont Park on an eight-race card last Memorial Day Riverland whose impost of 124 pounds Included Jockey Steve Brooks broke in front and then was rated off the pace as lightly-played Minee-Mo and A Marriage alternated in the lead But when they reached the stretclCTtlverTand Dounded out in front and pulled clear with little effort Minee-Mo outlasted Marriage for second place with the winner returning $5 for every $2 bet on him ran a dead heat with Rfveb-land over six furlongs last Satur- PAULS-MAI 11E3 have a good time find get kicl? out of the games whether we win any or If Beazley does much pitching for his team make out all right in the Nastmlte' city- league Vandy players figure Quipped David- Scobey Vandy shortstop: know whether got much on the ball or not I even see Incidentally it Was single that broke up the game Naw York 2 Cleveland 1 Ms 4dftuta 1 t'hlcego I Boston 1 Washington 1 Detroit 1000 tofi? It 00 6(H) 833 a 3J3 Marion Rizzo former King College athlete showing the most class in the little work already done Johnny Premesa who Is expected to be the regular catcher has impressed Manager with his power hitting Other position are far from settled and it may depend largely upon what the scouts can uncover in the way of experienced talent Workouts in all camps will be speeded up over the week-end and until next Tuesday Kingsport and Erwin are scheduled to play an exhibition game at Kingsport today Cincinnati Blows Game To Cardinals By Four Errors Chtiagd ht laOtiln (2)' Trout Nwhousrr end Overmire ttagb) and Navinlck Washington at Philadelphia (2): Carraeguel and Haeffner vs Harris and inirro Poston at Kew Tork: Chase vs Rorowy Avo- 839 22 833 69 815 42 828 34 821 88 800 84 801 07 Paul Mathes recently appointed a commissioner of conservation by Governor Cooper to succeed Charles Poe will be the principal speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Unnka Rod and Gun Club Tuesday night April 27th Also appearing on the program will be Paul Gerrard supervisor of federal forest in Xcnnotsee- Mathes a Chattanooga banker Is a native of this county As a member of Gov cabinet he not only has supervision of fish and wild life but is also director of state forests and parks Indians Rally In Nrn thT oTr imnph CINCINNATI April 24 Four errors blew1 a ball game for Reds today as the St Louis Cardinals 'won 2-1 taking advantage of three miseues in on frame to 'Chalk op thfflf first in 27 innings of the infant season Mid-season pitching by Elmer Riddle in scattering seven hits went for naught while it was not until the eighth that Reds Teams Firestone Stores Marshall Bros Transit Cola Orange Crush Majestic Bnrbera Press-Chronicle Bud welter INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Namta Gamte Pin Kdgemon 93 17313 McCartt 90 16334 Fowler 94 15 347 Jobe i 69 18 879 MoMaokiu 93 16771 Keeney 14 4 32 jx Doorr-i '99 go L-Kavsp ST IS 397 Joe Jllton 12134 AtiiiiticiRar' Red So3l In First White Sox Win Without Aid Of Base Ilifs Over Tigers Avg 186 85 18144 18143 181 J80 31 180 "179 27 178 21 178 SB Extra-Inning Game arrw PHllAKffMfA Afirir 'MoJdlirnbert who sfaf-mS for the' ST LOUIS April 24 (AV-Going themd ball one fec''r the flh! Muwiiiptu' kw Vf iitrtim uw0 whn So3C win world Then "Max single and Frank Mc- ning runs without a base hit to-' dav MJthT4fifeg4Uh 8nd the Clark charg j'tT Dy noSe tn nice distance two ICnrmtak 4nutlv bring Howard Krist to the scene CLEVELAND April 24 Wta-The punchless Cleveland Indians came to fir the ninth titmrrrf today for a 3 to 2 triumph -over the luckless Detroit Tigers Jferr eatn Sna me" played equal parts in the last-minute Cleveland triumph qver Pitcher Hal White who had held the Tribesmen to three lonesome singles The Cleveland outfielder contributed a timely two-run single and scored the winning tally after two Detroit errors weeks ago never was in contention and finished eighth and the lone tally came with Marshall 'scoring as Eddie Miller bunted out on an attempted squeeze play to "the North Carolina and Virginia llnca to "tfre' YrfSle forestlands were the 68000-acre track in the Catoosa forest on the Cumberland Plateau and the Montgomery Bell Park in Dixon county Mr division also has supervision of hotels and restaurants in the state In addition to addresses by Browns 3 to 1 behind Ed six-hit twirling With the count knotted at 1-all going into the eighth Julius Sol-ters walked Don Kolloway was safe on an error and Wally Moses walked filling the bases ST LOUIS 000 001 7 CINCINNATI 000 000 9 4 racingprogram opens CHICAGO April 24 m-A 163-day program of racing opened for Chicago fans today and 17771 of them crowded into little Sports- --Dick "outfield fly enabled Elmer Valo to score from tirdnafaaqd rea first extra-inning game here today the Athletics beating Boston 7 to 6 in 12 frames It was second victory in' the three-game series with the Red Sox Roger Wolff fourth Athletics' pitcher was credited with his first decision of the year and laceRrqwRi'WhofipisJied on the mound for Boston was' the loser i The gained a 4-0 lea but hold it the Sox going ahead with three in the seventn after having scored twice in the fourth Philadelphia tied it in the home half of the seventh 5-5 178 6H Hlcka so Whitson West S4 Preston 87 Bolton 90 Harwood 87 Holly 93 Cain 86 Kellett 87 Cannon 93 Irish 93 WOr 93 Hughes 70 Tunnell Domrsss 73 Barker 30 Spears 84 McNeees 0 Miller 86 Ckley Moor 36 Weaver i T4n 173 4: 171 27 171 01 170 64 169 4k 16728 16716 167 10 166 32 165 50 164 82 -KV9C Gumbrt Krit and Riddle 'xnd Multeri Winning ptchr bcrt A 4 i 1 jM i reW THEY! vnCY I Mathes CLEVKLAND 000 000 1 Ia jtBTw Ajg t(f suburban Cicero plant by elevated losing! tralns street curs automobiles Bmlth and Turner Tresh house Canter and Hays pltoher ss White Gnraira and Richards Kennedy and Doeaultela Losing pi Leber White Dodgers Use Sphere To Phillies Sorrow 11-4 and horse-drawn vehicles fngrfiotldn pictures will be shown This will be Mr Mathes1 first trip Into Eastern Tennessee since his appointment and all sportsmen are cordially invited to attend the meeting Tuesday night Cubs Blanket Pirates BROOKLYN April 24 Louisville Jo Be Dry For Derby PH IRA iOS 000 101 17 1J Wnhlen 90 cox 67 Jllton 83 Wllholt Price 90 16039 149 63 147 146 50 135 68 Brown Karl Ryha Terry and Por-tee: Black Fnjcan Arntren and Swift Wlnnlnx pitcher Wolff loalnx pitcher Brown 13 628 13 031 4878 13 140 12218 Team High Threat Marshall llroa 1 743 Cola 3748 Team High Singlet Marshall Bro 1014 MVi ates' continued to use the new 1943 ball today but found it live- enough for 20 base hits The Pirates got 12 of them but have fee pitching or fielding to match and lost 6 to 3 The victory gave fee Cubs a 2 to 1 lead in fee series Before a crowd of 6771 in Wrig-ley field fee Pirates ganged on Bill Lee for a double eight singles and all three of their runs in less feaft four Innings but Pitcher Hi Bifeorn shut them out with three singles the rest of the way to be credited with the win an 11-4 score A special edict by Ford Frick president of the National League made it legal for -any National League club to use up its supply of 1942 ballspending a new and livelier 1943 ball The Dodgers took full advantage of this break bunching five hits and a walk for four runs in the fourth and seven hits and a walk plus a Phillies error for six runs in the eighth SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nashville 7 Atlanta 3 Birmingham 22 New Orleans 7 Knoxville at Chattanooga (postponed) (Only games scheduled) 7 674 Cola Individual High Threes Kellett Fowhf Individual High fcmglei Bolton wnihoi rimmmrzi The Kentucky Derby next Saturday from all indications not only will be a home town affair but will be unusually dry and by dry we are not referring to the weather Both unusual conditions are war-born The Office of Defense Transportation restricted travel to the derby $nd numerous war-caused conditions will limit the supply of whisky to a trickle Kentucky has long been known for its bourbon whisky and Louisville is virtually the capital of the bourbon liquor industry Yet at present it is almost impos-sibie to buy straight bourbon here except over a ar by the drink To conserve their sup-Ply nf whisky local distributors have Instituted a seif-lmpbsed ra-i hut out the war But the demand Is greater than ever distillers say A one wholesaler remarked: former pint buyer now wants a quart the quart buyer wants a ease living higher and trying to buy luxuries especially those hard to Liquor interests say that United States treasury figures will show that more whisky was withdrawn from bond In January and February of this year than in the same months last year and distributors do not hold it after paying the $6 a gallon federal tax as too much money would tie tied up But there still is not enough liquor to nieet fee demand of the public While fee Louisville market Is 177 275 BOSTON April 24 W) The Boston Braves finally opened their 13 1 season today but it was not an auspicious occasion for they bowed to the New York Giant 4 to 3 and only 7774 custhtners 5680 of whom paid saw them do it The Braves outhit the Giants 11 to 8 but the New Yoikets made six of their blows off Ai Javery count for ail their runs Javery was knocked down In the fourth when a liner off Sid Gordon's bat bounced off his glove and glanced off the stde of his head He was quickly revived and pitched the fifth frame before being lifted for a pinch hitter Charlie Barrett and Jim Tobin hurled hut-out ball the remainder of the way tat on Blue Swords (Allen Simmons Akron -A $3300 pearling who won five races and $3506 last year so far this aeason was unimpressive in two starts although finished second to Count Fleet in Wood big strong-looking son of Blue Lark- spur and grandson of Man on side Flaming Swords May have been ia training up to now but worked mud-mile in 1:48 3-5 today Amber Light (Charles Fisher De Best son of Pilate since Light Thirty although von $5-323 last year was given little Derby consideration until he grabbed four straight during last winter and early spring including nose victory over Ocean Wave in Louisiana Derby first defeat came when he finished second to the Wave in the Blue Grass Wednesday talk bright shiny chestnut with lota of speed but may not be able to carry It a mile and a quarter KNOX TOPS BOND QUOTA KNOXVILLE April 19 Knox county sales in fee second war loan drive ending April 30 passed the county's quota of i pthladflphj A ni ooo 4 $8186OOCf today Chairman Jo IRxiklyn Anderson said the total Rrnount of Gerhenieer Podgipm- John-on and Bobo Newsom started for the Dodgers was lifted for a pinch hitter the eighth but got credit for fee victory Chandler Hurls Yanks To One-IIit Victory i PITTSBURGH Oil 100 000-3 3 CHICAGO 003 13 6 8 0 now Stands aPi(lUcn Ncw-om Wcblcr and Owen Lannlnr Hallett Brandt Onmlekl and Ixpra: Leo Btthorn and Hernandez innlnar pitcher Bithorn loaing plicher Hallett seettnties sold $6372685 losing iVinnlnjf pithr Newsom I pitcher OerhoAuser M-W YORK on I0 00(8-4 I 1 BOSTON 4h0 Oil 11 1 NOTICE! tiomng system They inast" this! almost bare of straight bourbon not be relaxed to flood the whisky some blends may be found city with whisky derby week-end and there is plenty of rum wines Since October all distilleries' and brandies So the derby fan hay been making industrial alco-' probably Will go to the races on a hoi and are husband-' street car and drink a mint julep ing their supply of manufactured made of rum til! 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