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23- PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1952 TIME OUT! Death Notices Death Notices To Blow His Horn At West View MACE EWTKIES I CLUB Race Selections U. S. Olympic Team Mav Be Best Yet LOS ANGELES, June 22 The American track team that will compete in the Olympic games at Helsinki against Rus i ii mi nan 1 1-6529 AIR-CONDITIONED 1ST PbH. A FILM Duvwier-i SOOAJHNC. SO You'll Like Mrrft ROOM NITELY MUSIC BY BILL BICKEL AND HIS STARLIGHTERS "AFTER THEATRE SUPPERS OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHEON DINNER OPENING TONITE Complete eu? Show 3 STAIl ACT SaBiflt'e-fro' ftmal Impersonators SHOWS NITELT 8 MIES A WEEK DAXCI.Mi DRUMMERMAN GENE EDDY AND HIS ORCHESTRA NO COVEB NO MINIMUM BRUNO'S CLUB DINING ROOM 5703 PEKN AVE.

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8 Whitsuntide, Mad Madg'. Sodale. Best Bet KITCHEN MAID. 8LFFOLK DOWNS 1 GabT Mesl. Smiling Eye.

2 Grav Chief. Sickl Sue, Lieutenant. 3 Mickey Foster, Grand Nancy, Little Peeo. 4 Eogarp, Sir Joseph China Colleen. 5 Closed Order, Fleet Of Foot.

Psycho- Bank' Drite. Easter Island, Jahl. 7 Flatterette, Fly Around, Long Bow. Thermilles. Mom Torch, Rav K.

9 Hair StTlist, Mill Point. Golden Closer. Best Bet THERMILLES. MOVMOCIFT PARK 1 Balan. Actual.

Timein. 2 Bradler, Heredity. Jet Jo. 3 Flemanco. Pearl Diver, saramuli.

4 Codac. Sterling Maid. La Fortuna 5 Podoloff. Fijhtinr Mad, Jerry's Best. 6 Our Cookie.

Decaoolis. Jack Jr. 7 Pnoce. Puppet. Safety.

8 Hi Sailor. Motorist, Sand Run. Best Bet FLAMENCO. SECOND $2,000, claiming. 4-year-oids up.

furlongs. Fair Revenue Edward T. War Toro Snort Gray Chief Tubby B. Joes Gal Hod Crown .112 Smarty Arty Lieutenant US .11" GavV.an 1 .107 SMerno 112 .117 Sickle Sue .112 -Firewood 10- .107 Andantmo .....112 .105 Queen Zac ....107 THIRD $2,800, claiming, maidens lies. 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs.

fil- Indian Dancer ..116. Vuvette 111 111 11 116 116 Grand Nancy 1 1 6 'Mickey 109 Uncles Misa ..111 Cantina 11 Little Fiddle ...116 Jean Bound ....116 Supernova ....111 unit Peep Ruth Lady Michael Krila Fnuldoe .116 Ricey 116 FOURTH $2,000, elaiminr, 4 -year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles Gildsie Sir Joseph T. Clan Na Gael. ,.102 Endear 107 Wardril 115 .112 .110 .107 98 .112 .112 .105 Hibernian 112 China Colleen Deep 112 112 112 107 110 Step Well High Hunclt The Drone Birdie Lulley Quatrefoil Eugarp Major Kay Gay Courier FIFTH $3,000, maidens, 3 and 4 -year- 6 furlongs. Chapel Oak .112 Phychogenie Imperial Hour Trigger Happy.

Towncastle PieaBib! Way Home 112 112 1 12 104 Diamond Moran.u a-Fleet of Foot.10, So Weil 112 a-Closed 112 William 112 112 109 112 11 c-World 11 2 Tinker Mary 107 Quick Turn a-King Ranch and Lasner entry Schneider and Huntley entry. SIXTH $3,000, claiming, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs. Jahi 107 izaster Island Sneak Easy ...110 Willow Ware Busy Indian ....112 IBank Drive ....112 Faygray 107' SEVENTH $4,000, claiming, 4-year-o'ds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Grand Demand. 11 3 Around Lon Bow 115 Snorkel Mestiza 100 Platterette .110 .10 .107 Blue Thanks 1 12 I EIGHIH $3,000, claiming, and ud.

1 1-16 miles. 4-year-olds Mr. Svracuse 1 1 2 Moh Torch 1 1 5 Billma'n 115 -Queens 100 "Thermilles K. 115 NINTH $2,500. claiming.

4-year-oids and up. 1 3-16 miles. Mighty Master .113 Clover ..113 TRoya! Scot 106 Mill Point 113 105 Hair Stylist ..108 Newspaper Dust Screen 110 Five, tseven pounds apprentice allowance claimed Delaware Park WEATHER CLZAR: TRACK FAST TTRST $2 500, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. e. lurlongs Kings Lane .104 Moon Boy Liftlewhitelie Miss CO D.

..117 ..111 .104 Make Hay ...114 Eternal 116 Fightin 116 -Kilroy 109 Rough Me .112 Lets Dance ....116 Faiths 114 Jolirab 119 lWarmoud 109 SECOND $2,500, and uo, 6 furlonct. Lillian Clarke .111 Deficit 114 -Floco 109 Early Traffic ...120 -Fetch-It 109 Alexis 119 claiming, 4-year-oids Hace Tsndem ..119 Hep.rtl) Mouse Barquette Porno! a F. Mates Boy ottsn Pan Chanre Mr. Joe Puck Bay Orders .116 109 ,.111 .116 ,.114 ,.114 ,.114 ..116 .119 Listen Tiger 1 1 6 Aldale 112 Ginny Gal 111 a-Spring Scotu. 116 114 114 111 119 104 Soundings Let a Buz Elected Isosceles TMiss Pidgeon -Keiser ana Bonuomo entry.

THIRD $3,500. allowances, steeplechase. 4-year-olds and up. about 2 miles. Astronomer .136 1 Mght Patrol ...13 Flaming Comet .147 V.P.I.

Clef ....150 Soike Seven 1 3 1 1 Gentle Star ....141 FOVRTH $3,500, claiming, 3-year-olds, 5'-, furlongs. Jaconora ,.112 ..112 .112 104 .112 Gatewood's Baker Queen Abraradehra Lunar Park Scimitar .100 .106 .115 .11 .115 Question Five Martha Martin Bon Jour Alice, See My Way Blue Emoer 109 FIFTH $3500. maidens. 2-year-0ids, fu lies. 51-.

furlongs. Princess Dita 11 Pashoie Game Bid a-Sea Term Fustic Charm -Twiiirht Song. "Converse Swatch Verna Lee a-Yashmak 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 Flower Queen Big Dede Amphisolrit Super Lunar Clipper Ship Blue Nancy Flash On ,117 117 .117 .117 .117 .117 .117 .117 112 110 117 117 117 Fairy Sea -Vnntneiler eotrv SIXTH $4,500, allowances. 3 and 4- -year-olds. 1 1-16 miles.

a-Rose Fern Cre-k 105 Fred Easternng iuu a-Chello Ill Warpath Ill LivelT Gal 1061 a-FoTcatcher Farms entry. SEVENTH $3,500, claiming. 3-year-Oids, furlonrs. Big Sweet .114 a-f Flenwiok Cariduro 114 Gray Raider ...114 tSurprismg Better Our World 119i Feud 114 Paul entry. a KAY ANTHONY Known as "The Young 3Fan With a Horn," lie will bring his musical aggregation into West View Park's Danceland for a one-night stand tomorrow evening.

Wrayetie School To Give Recital The New Nixon's first dancing school review will be held tonight, tomorrow and Wednesday evenings when the Wrayette School of Dancing presents its third annual recital, "Rhapsody in Rhythm." A group of 350 young people will participate in the recital to include a 15-minute dramatic scene from "The Red Shoes," under the supervision of Charles Hoyes, director of dramatics. 'After the show, school directors, Pauline Wray and Rita Meyer, and seven members of the school's staff will leave to attend the National Dance Artists' convention in New York yfcty. Evans in New Film Maurice Evans, foremost Shakespearean and Shavian actor, prefers stage to screen. His role of Caesar in Gabriel Pascal's "Androcles and the Lion" is his second film role in 20 years. JONES Aqueduct WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST Flftsr S3.

700. claiming, maidens, 2 year-olds, S'-j iunongs Flieht Captain. .111 Subsidy Bo-Cap Bis Fib Pacoy Patrol Wajnn StraiEht Arjo Thrust 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 Prism 11 Blue Camp 11 Gav Ttm 11 Ofar Path ....11 I'm Preciou! ...11 Barbaras Pf Son Rock 1 1 Leoman ..118 SECOM $3,500. 7 furlongs. 113 Where You At.

claiming, 3-7ear-c)ds Hill Queen Bravt Eim Folk Music tMujic Hosi Jack Fizz Dont Stno French Quarter a-Western Night 10 ,113 ,10 ,111 ,113 ,10 .117 Star F.uby .108 .101 .113 .108 .103 .108 .10 .113 TSwordet Chipson a-Kmgdiment Storm at Sea Relic Queen Camouflet Hoop Roller entrv THIRD S3, 500, hurdles, 3-year-olds and up. about llj miles Battle Wave .141, Credo .146 .151 ,.146 Golden Boy II. .151 Caste 141 Courtney Royal Vaie Sonatine .145 I FOtRTH $3,700, claiming, maidens, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Crosslock 108 Wise Market ...108 Demi Heure ....114 Clabber 114 Stevies Pal ....114 Dreams 103 TFlvtn Jib ....107 Bright Pass Morning Lint ...108 -Pheecikina ....112 Hvnalftn- 122 FIFTH $4,500, allowances, filliel, 3- year-olds, 6 furlongs Comtesse 113 Head lor 113 Gay Grecque .110 Gun Moll .116 Mae Weft ....111 Flynet 110 En Fleur 118 MXTH $4,500. allowances, allies, B'i hirlonrs.

Fquableu 114 1 Blue Idle 119 Close Play 114 Kitchen Maid ..114 Grecian Queen ..114 Cold Heart ....114 La Perouse 1 1 4 I SEVENTH $4,000, claiming, 3-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles. Imperialist .119 .132 Ceremonious Heirarch Practise .119 Brother Ghost Ruth Hanson .113 .113 .112 .113 Censorship EIGHTH $3,500 claiming. 3-year-olds. 7 furlongs. Sodale 109 Gloryo ........109 a-Muscidae Carys Hope TNew Entry Jaco Ada C.

.109 .121 ..114 .114 Repudiate .....114 Toquila 118 a-Mad Madge ..108 b-My Ambition. .114 .113 Dame Mangoneo.131 High Climber ..114 Kathy Mendel .109 Docedoe 109 Inezmuch 118 Whitsuntide ....114 b-Le Gauloii 114 Flushing Dusk ..113 Rlnggoldlan 1 1 8 a-cockneld Stable b-Shaer entry. and Waller entry; Five, seven pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Ascot Park WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST FIRST $900, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 7 furlongs.

Detroit Tiger Going ....113 Claymore Girl ..113 Lester Mack ...118 Vinlta Dixie ...113 True True ....113 Sales Punk Llevanito ......11 Xeno King ....11 Ross Bill 118 Sweet Irene 1 1 3 Maids Son 118 Pictoric .118 Barbazure 118 Pairbrook 118 Olga 113 SECOND $900, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 6' i lurlongs. Tmtrel 119 Grab Bag 116 Beloved Misa ..111 Indian Breeze ..111 War Spy 116 Feefifofum 119 Best Trick 1 1 4 Boondock 116 Beaming Moose. .119 Spurette .......111 kydue Sueno 115 Flag Caotain. .116 Anagazandra ...111 Toy lllll Tolva So 119 THIRD $900, maidens, 3-year-olds, 62 furlongs. Jack Tyrie 1 1 8 iRoyal Oak 118 Argentan 11 a-Bonny Cadette.113 Fosgy Night Balmv Night 11 Kate Blitzen 1 1 3 iMarcil 113 Torano 11 Discomiss ......113 Little Dub .118 la-Mr.

Ascot ...119 a-Hal! and Fetzer entr. FOLRTH $900, maidens, 2-year-olds, about 41'2 lurlongs. Sandra 115, Sweet Fair ...115 ..115 Skin Junior Miss Miss It Is We Light ..118 ..115 .115 ...115 Lady Jinks Pat Keen Royal Disc Hold Fast ...118 .115 .115 Antuss ..118 FIFTH $900. claiming, 4-year-eldi and up. 1 1-16 miles.

Grayce Gray 110 Longtide .......110 Iron Penny Bee Kee Front Seat Matriculate ....118 ....115 ....113 ....110 war Belie no Shalam ........110 Pawnee Boy ....115 Sashay Moon ..115 SIXTH $1,000. claiming, 3 -year-olds and up, 7 furlongs. Wee Hash 112 Rekamrelioh ....120 Unabridged 110 Forum 116 Tryout 114 Petee Wren ....110 Ruse 120 Down Town ....120 Jerrvbjs Nebb ..112 SEVENTH $1,000. allowances, 4 -year-miles. olds and up.

1 1-1 Scariet Light .110 ,.115 .11 The Shack lis Ah Oui 113 Oyster 11 Panadero lis Woodmore Oklahoma Kid Bubcha Boy .112 EIGHTH $900, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 1-16 miles. Sticky Fussy 113 Wheaten Mik Silver Quest Reno Unity Ruddy Glow Lair da Banner Dotty Mac .113 .11 ..11 .113 ,.11 ..113 ..113 'jilts Hall 1 1 Barqual 118 Nola 113 Burgoo Burma ..113 Linbert ........118 Miss Crokit ....113 Deeo Reed ....11 Fast Cancer ,.13 NINTH $900. claiming, 3-year-olda and up. about 4Va lurlongs.

Sickle Did 109 Betty Smart 109 120 115 117 109 115 114 Lady Minda Indchem More Ferret 109 Town .106 .109 Pair of Rosea. Cute Article Hytlng By Me Little Foxy wejttover Gal Border Charge Rail Strike 114 109 109 Mar Grill 114 Haley Light ..114 Monmouth Park WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST FIRST $2,500, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. i l-i miles. Actual .112 Prickiy Mary Barr Air Troop Navegador Balan TTiny Admiral Aflame .112 V-Jet The Voice Infaith Jacomo Mr. Tweety Timein .112 .111 .112 .112 .116 .112 .111 .114 .110 .116 .111 .105 Saint Loup 112 Revenger .11 SECOND $3,000.

maidens, 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs. South Point 120 Vigil 120 Col. Kimble 120 Bradlev 120 Heredity 130 Skipper Bill 120 Jet Jot 120 Handsome Pete .120 Amylamine tLlttle Herman. Waste Oil Domage The Posse Cormorant Erin Go Bragh. 120 113 120 120 120 120 120 1 20 Gleaned THIRD $3,500.

allowances. 2-year-olds fillies. 5 furlongs. s-Flamenco 1 1 9 .114 ueetzi a -White Witch ..114 Pearl Diver ....119 Cours North 1 1 9 I entry. FOVR1H S.l.ooO.

maidens. 3-year-olds, tSUies. 6 furlongs. Streakme 117 Vinilette .17 Sallv Brideaui. .117 Atlanta 117 Codac 117 Sea Bed 117 Sterling 117 Lamplight 11" Blo Lass 117 Fleet Bee 117 Battle Ace 117 La Fortuna 11 Song Of Italy.

117 Rumpast 11' FIFTH $3,000 claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs Pisean Road Dark Pigeon Jerry's Best Fraternal Fighting Mad 119 113 116 110 119 fWoodford Sir Dik Dik Daylight Time Slam Shut War Sen Podoloff Gambler .109 ..113 .113 ..110 ..113 .113 .116 west Milton 105 113 117 Remembrance Star Navy .111 SIXTH $4,500 allowances, 3 -year-olds 11-16 miles Turk's Cap Jack Jr. Wise Idea Little Grer SEVENTH-o'ds and up. ...113 .116 .113 116 Bessie's Beau Our Cookie Decapohs .113 ...118 $4,500, allowances. 4 -year- 6 furlnogs Mr Buster Commandant Punpet Joiner Father Link 112 Safety King Blue Speed rPenocc .112 115 112 112 112 00.

..121 .11 .114 EIGHTH S2 elaiminr. 4-year-olds snit no 1 1. miles Dr. Cricket 114Refun 109 Sailor ...114 Lancer 114 oir tsiver 1 1 4 Sand Sun .....112 Bust Evening 1 1 0 Prefect 120 Miss Dow 104 Eases Leaded ...113 Motorist 117 1 5 bounds: t7 pounds Apprentice allow ance claimed. Suffolk Downs WFATKER CLEAR: TRACK FAST FIRST $2,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs Long Hill .110 .117 .110 .112 .107 .107 .107 .110 Smiling Iye Our Sam Wish Egan Gaby Dinghy Im Commg Mythological Phil Harris .107 Annie Choice Goluptious Great Admiral Malsi worid Impress. M-sl 'Deep Down .110 .112 .115 .102 .107 .105 .112 W'alerford Selections 3 7 8 1 7 8 and burgh, w'idow of Harry Gibson, on Sunday at the residence of her step-riaughier. Mrs. Clayton Wise, 01 Brou hton. Pa.

Survived by one brother. Thomas A. Carney. Kunkiestown. Pa.

Funeral services Wednesday at 9 a. m. Fnend shau be received at the Volk-Jaycox Funeral Home. O'Neil Blvd. at Faw-cett.

McKeesport. GR F.EN-June-22"! TffZF. Bessie-ETT wife of the iate Charles W. Green. Formerly cf Turtle Creek.

Mother of Chpries V. Green. Mrs. Helen M. Edwards and Mrs.

Iiorothy M. Cochran. Friends received at the Eatn Funeral Home, 733 Ros- Avenue, Wilkinshurg. Service Thursr.ay afternoon at 2 o'clock. HARLOW On Saturday afternoon, June 23.

1952, Elizabetn Dravo Harlow, wife of Alfred G'bbs Hanow; daughter of Mrs. Jane M. Dravo and the late Ralph M. Dravo. Funerai services at her late residence.

Newbury Lane. Edgeworth, Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Interment private. Plea-e omit flowers. HESS.EI.MEX On Saturday, June 21.

3 952, Hannah, late of 5105 Duncan beloved mother of Mrs. Alice Fehl of West View, sister of Mrs. Beatrice Rogers and James McElrov of Natrona Heights: also one grandchild. Friends received at the Kmr, Funeral Home. Butler at Fiftv-seconc! St.

Requiem high mass in St. Kieran'a Church on Tuesday at 9 a. m. Interment in St. Mary Cemetery, Sharps-burg.

REF-FE On Sunoay. June 22. 1952. John 63 years, of 953 Cleveland Brackenridge. Pa.

Survived by three brothers. Louis M. of Library. Charles F. Vir Miami, and Thomas J.

of Butler, Pa. Friends will he received at the Waiters Funeral Home. 543 East Tenth Pa. Requiem mass will be held on Wednesday at 10 a. m.

in St. Joseph's Church. Natrona. Pa. Interment in Mt.

Airy Cemetery. KUSCHEl, Friday afternoon. June 2 ft, 1952 Freeda Senk. wife of ErirK. W.

Kusvhei. 1430 Beckham Pittsburgh mother of Mrs. Elva Wicks of Gibsonia and Mrs. Geraldme Mawhin-ney of Pittsourgh: also two (rrand-children, Robert and Donald Wicks; sister of Mrs. A.

G. Bihier of Mounds-ville. W. and Frank Senk of A m-hridge. Pa.

Fliends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. 529 California Avalon. where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. LAZTcii On June 22, 1952, Bessie wife of Branko Lazich. of "363 Hollywood Drive.

Blackridge: daugn-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grege: sister of Emma and Kenneth Gregg. Friends received at the Funeial Home, 7o3 Ross Wilkinsburg. Services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'rlork.

Jure 22. 1 S527 William Morgon. brother of Catherine Jen-kens, Anna Goebeler and John Morgon. late of Oakdale Ave. Funeral at Will am Sirlm Colonial Mortuary, California, and Termon on Tuesday at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. NEWMAN- Sunday morning, June 22. 1952. Howard age 73.

husband of JIary Sonnik Newman, of 339 Piumer Emsworth: father of Vernon Mrs. Kathryn McClure, John Mrs. Sophrona Bam, Mrs. Lillian Murray and Clarence New-man: also seven grandchildren: brother of Ernest Newman. Mrs.

Ida Gapen. Mrs. Ella Wilson and Mary Newman. Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home, 513 California Avalon. Services Tuesday evening at o'clock.

Interment in Morsantown, W. on Wednesday morning. O' CONN III On- Friday! June 2f 19'j2, Peter A of Janet E. O'Connor, of 42 Eeaver Sewick-ley. pa falhr of Peter A.

of Cora-opolis, John M. of Aliquippa, David X. of Sewickley, Mrs. Elizabeth Hag-erman of Cambridge Springs. Mrs.

Helen Baron of McDonald. and Mary Frances O'Connor ot Sewickley. Pa brother of Miss Katherine J. O'Connor of New York. Funeral from th Russell L.

Troxell Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraopolis. on Tuesday at a. m. F.equiem high roasg in St. Joseph's Church at 10 o'clock.

OBEBFNDORF Sunday, June 227 1952. at 4:30 a. m. Minnie F. Ober-inriorf.

wife of the late Edward Oher-indorf: mother of Walter J. Obenn-dorf and Mrs. Nathan B. Jacobs; alsn survived by three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services at her iate residence.

61131 Eartlett Tuesday afternoon at 2 PATTERSON On Satuidiy evening, June 21, 1952. Adelaide" Virginia Kartiey. wife of the late Thomas Ouver Patterson, of 23 Oakley Ave West View; mother of Thomas Oliver Patterson; sister of Mrs. Eliza heth H. Ross and Edna Irene Hsgy.

both of Ben Avon. Friend? received at McDonald's Funeral Home, 529 California Avalon. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. PHILLIPS On Saturday, Jure 21, 1952, Grace Graham (formerly of 629 Thomas East End), wife of Thomas I. Phillips: daughter of th lute Hugh and Josie Graham.

Friend received at. the laie residence, Mill Run R. D. 1. Ligonier.

Funeral services on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment in Ligonier Cemetery. 1 Springfield, papers please copy. 1 riTCH FORD On Saturday morning.

June 21. 19.2. at his home. 27H6 Espy Dormont, Dr. William N.

P.tc h-ford. beloved husband of Rueira Pit eh ford 'nee Custer) father of P.uelba. Wi.iiam Thomas. Lew and Bertrand C. son of Alice Baker Pitchford and the iate Noah W.

Pitchford; brother of Victor L. and Leonard Pitchford. Friends received at the Resnhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave. Serv.ees on Wednesday afernoon at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. PROCTOR James beloved husband of the late Kittle Thompson, of 1947 Delaware Swissvaie, Jure 21. 3 952 1 father of H. W.

Proctor, Miami, Mrs. E. Campbell, Ririgecrest. and Mrs. Jesn Si hre ensoste, at home.

Friends received ar tne Griffen Funeral Home, 42o Frankiin Ave Wilkmsburg. where services iil be held Tuesday evening at o'clock. Flowers gratefully de-c'med. donate to American Cancer Societ v. ROGER Suddenly on Fridav.

Jure 20. 1952, Lloyd of 2116 Hampton Avenue. Swissvaie; husband of Helen Deai; father of Thomas D. Rogers, of Ann Arbor, Mich. Survived by 1 grandchild.

John Michael Rogers. Fnenris received at the Joseph N. Nied Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Stieet. Swissvaie. Funeral services on Monday at 10:30 a.

m. RICH Sunday, June 22, 3 952. Margaret E. Ruch tr.ee HenseU, widow of William B. Ruch, of 715-5 Thomas mother of Pearl Ruch and Wiliiam A.

P.uch: sister of James A. Kensel, of San Bruno, Clarence E. Hensei. of Taren-tum. Pa.

Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Lio-erty Ave. Notice of funeral later. RUDOLPH On Saturday. June 21.

3952, Matilda M. Shennt. wife of th late John Rudolph, of McCand.esa Township, Wexford; mother of Mrs. Kathryn Richard, Mrs. Elizabeth Amend, Edward and Charles Rudolph: sis'er of Charles and Henry Shenot.

Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home, 1032 Perry Highway, Requiem high mas in St. Alphonsus Church. Wexford, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. SHAPDLE Ida 85 year of age. ai the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Ruth, Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services at the Zimmermann Funeral Fariours.

Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment in Union Dale Cemetery, Pittsburgh. SHLRON On Sunday, June 22, 1952. Mary Koerr.er, widow nf Frartc Sneron.

of 1506 Superior North-side, beloved mother of Mrs. Giloert Taylor and Marie Sheron: a 'so four grandch.idren and five great -grandchildren. Friends may call at O'Brien 3724 California at Cooper North-side. Funeral on Wednesday morning. Requiem high mass in St.

Andrew Church at. 10 o'clock. TE1CHM Sunday morning. Jure 22. 1S52.

Joseph beloved husband of I uetlie Rhodes Teichman of 629 California Avalon: also survived by four sisters and ore brother, all of Boetem. Mass. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home 529 California Avalon. until noe-n Tuesday, when body will re shipped to Boston. for funeral Thursday morning.

WELL At h.s home. East Orar.ge, on Saturdav morntr.g, June 21. 19,2, Ailsn B. beloved bus-rand of Sophia B. Weils ree also survived by three brother Friends received at tre Be, r.raer Mortuary, Ave.

services on Monday afer-fneij a- 2 30 p. m. Members of Mt-sonic Fra'ro'ty Aires Ciuo of and invi'ed. 7E FANG suddenly, on Fr.day. June 20 Margate: S'StiuSP.

w-e. of Fred 2vfan. of 314 Ave, mother of Fred W. Zeyfar.f inter cf Mrs. Anna Stolnng.

Ludwtg; and Fritz Srhaurp. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway. Perrv where services will be fceid Tuesday afternoon at 2 n'rlof k. ZIMMERMAN On Sunday.

June lfo2. at 3:30 a. Florence Stucken Hirrmerman. beloved wife ct Henry V. mmerman or 21" Dilwerth St.

Friends received at the Farlora of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, wheru services will pe held Tuesday, Jnna 24.

at :30 p. m. Card of Thanks The Vesfem Pennsylvania HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully a lJ I MEMORIAL 4 GIFTS WESTERN FENNA. HEART ASSOCIATION Departrr.ent A Keenen d-3. Fitsbur-fi 22.

Fa. ATeri.c 1-5? iO. Ext. I Florists-Funeral Designs Deliveries Eve-vwhe-s Open Eves, A Sun. GR.

1-2200 126 Fifth Avonu Hill's Flowers (The Original Dave Hili) ROWERS CONVEY YOUR THOUGHT-FUL MESSAGE IN TIME OF SORROW 541 SIXTH AVE. AT. 1-2900 Only Star, Open Suadoys I Gidas -Sprays Basket $5 3719 FORBES ST. 1-1300 1 Lost and Found rA.Lr;F2LX? Ttn: n1 stamped initlsj C. Fricay night: Squirrel Hill area.

Rewarc. MA. 3-4445. Dalmatian M. 51 license rew.

HA 1-5656 DOC Lost, tan toy coilie, partly b'ind-answers to Denny; reward. HA. 1-3979 P0'0 B'-ack and white, part Eskimo-' lost near National Biscuit Bake- CaU Si. Emerson EajLJjhg gold pierce ear. Ma 1-1533 EAST Liberty Lost black Cocker Snan-3 years old.

answers to "Dusty Reward, contact Mrs. v. Scaise Jr. 71 Wood 'awn Rd. MO 1-7973.

ENG Wedding Band, between Sixth and Fifth Avenues. Reward. KA. 1 -3362. MONEY In bank envelope, lost Downtown Saturday evening, June 14.

Bu-cick. Reward. Homestead 1-7025. Parakeet b.ue Billy Boy. FI 1-53SS PURSE Silver mesh, contains mone.

bottle insulin: Sunday. East End, Korth Side. Reward. Fairfax 1-7919. WALLET Lady s.

brown, near Grev-hound bus station, bearing name ei)f Pegfy Fills. Liberal reward, Oiympia 5-7773. WR1STWATCH Lady's souare Elgin, yellow gold. Downtown. Gift from sos In service.

Reward. Everglade 1-3443. 2 Strictly Personals Want ride Eellevue Rd-clty WX 1-061 2-A Business Personals DELINQUENT accounts collected. For 1CK, guaiantee. Account left in vour P'ttsburgb 3 7 DETECTIVE Confidential ser.lce.

Licensed. Anytime, anywhe-e. invesMgation tgency. LO. 1-4429 MA RRiXgE LICENSES TOUR MARRIAGE UCENE SECXTETD OPEN EVENINGS.

EV. 1-3216 3 Special Notices BROKEN PLATES BELINED Re 1 red la one hr. Dr. Simeral. 109 Diamnnd or.

MrCann's. AT. 1-SA Legal Notices Ben! W. Haselrme, Attorn-T at Law. 719 F.i Building.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Motic is herebT given pursuant to the pro visions of Act No. 30 of May 24. 1945. of intention to tie in tiie office cf the Secretary of the Commonwealth tf Pennsylvania.

Hartisburg. and tr.e office of the Prothonotiry cf tr.e Court rf Common of Aliesheny County, on Wednesday, the 25th oay of June, 1952. a Certificeie frr the conduct of business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, s'yie or der.ina'ion of Sun Vertikal Bund Co. cf Western Pennsylvania, with iis principal pace of business 719 Piaa Build.

nr. Pittsburgh. Pa. Tba r.anvs end addresses of all persons or interesfd in said business are: Benj. W.

Kaseltme. Jr. 173 Crescent ill Road. Pi-1 sburgh 35, Pa. LEGAL NOTICE In Re Sale of procerty belonging to the COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY and iocet-d in the BOROUGH OF WEST MIFFLIN.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY. PA. Nc. 24 26 July Term. 3 952 Court Of Common Pleas el Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania. To Whim it ir.sy Concern: Tae notice thst a petittan of the County Commissioners of Allegheny County. Pa hes been filed In the above proceedings, piay ng for the ao-pr. b- tre Court of a sale by tne County of Ailerneny to Noriay. Inr a P'-nnjvlvnfa cor potation, of Pittsburgh, of two certain tcts of land containing, resorcf.veiy, acres, more or 1-ss.

and 14 acres moie or lets, la the of West Mifflin. Allegheny OnintT. more fully and at large described in fa petition, at price of sioi.000.no; and that a bearing will be held by the Court thetern on June .10. 1952. at 9 39 A.

Eastern Daylight Saving Time. In the Assignment Room of said Court. on rre 71 floor of the City-County Building Grant Street. Pittsburgh. c- in such cr.er court room as the Court may then and there direct.

JOHN J. KANE HARRY V. FOWLER. JOHN WALKER. Coun Commissione-g of Allegheny County, Pa.

NATHANIEL K. BECK. County Solicitor. JOSEPH A. CIE1LLO.

Asst. County Solicitor. 401 County Office Pitt'burrh. Pa Albert Martin. Attorney.

205 Plaza Biiicinr. Pittaourjh. Pa. Omaionweaith of Pennsylvania. Court? of Allegheny.

Frieda Smith vs. Clifford C. mith, at No. 1490 July Term. 1952, Court cf Common Piegs.

To Clifford C. Smith. V'cu are notified trat Frieda Smith, the plaint iff. has com mended an action of against you. which you are re-ciiired to defend.

Thoma E. Whitten. Sheriff of Allegheny County. Estate of Carmen Viola. deceased, of Pgr-.

No. 3074 of T952. Letter Of aixni'tratie-n on his esate rs g-antfd to the undersigned who rque; all persons having claims or demand against tre estate of decedent to make known toe fame and all persons us-deftted to decedent to make vment without to August J. Nussi. 57 FiemjiEten pgh.

7. Pa or to John F. Will. Jr 1301 Union Tru-t Bid; Pgr. 19 Pa.

Estate cf Eisele. deresea. of pgh. No. 2372 of 1352.

Letters of administration C. T. A. on hi utae we-e gran'ea to the unaersiried wr.o requests person having cia'jns or d-mand against the efate of decedent to make known the same and all person indebted to deregent to make payment without delay to Henry G. Euele.

Adm. C. T. 602 Lamar Wiikinsburg. Pgb.

21. or to Norman A. Alien. Af 76 NKholas Bldg. Pa.

The Carnegie National Bank, located Carnegie, la the Stat of Penriryl-vacia, 1 closlnr Its affair. Ail eredite-i of the association are. therefore, notified to present their ciainut f-r -0 tine at Carnegie. Fenr.gT'ivan.a. P.

BOTSFOD. JOKV CHONOSKI. FRANK POME. Liquidating Ag-nr. St.

Ete cf Mary deceased of Der Twp. Ne. 2397 of 1952. Letters rf adrcinn'ratien on her were grar'ed to the underr.gn-d whs having claims or de-rands aram.st tne esUte of dedert to maite kn-wn ar.d all per-sont ird-bted to dcedrit to make w-t'a- it delay J7hn T. Wilkssc D.

1, Chwick. or t3 Max Atty 509 jT-jet Law E.ig Pa, r-Gr 1 sia and the rest of the worldl shapertup today as the strongest and best balanced ever. It will be selected in the final tryouts Friday and Saturday in Memorial Coliseum here from a field winnowed out of the National Collegiates, the All-Service meet, and the National AAU championships last week-end at nearby Long Beach. Three men will go in each event. The games are July 19-August 3.

"As far as times, heights and distances are concerned it is our best," said Brutus Hamilton head Olvmpic track coach. "Of course the rest of the world has improved, too, and it would be foolish to think we can win much if any more than, our reg ular share. But we will have contenders in most events." The United States won 11 firsts out of 1 events at the London Games. Here are some of the men who look like Olympic stars: Walt Davis, Texas who high-jumped 6 feet 104 inchi the AAU meet. Only Les Steers, wrho made the world record of b-ll in ly4l, nas gone higher.

Harrison Dillard, the Baldwin-Wallace veteran, who won the Olympic 100 in Back at hurdling, he did :13.7 in the AAU's. Pressing him will be Dick Attlesey, world record holder. Craig Dixon, Yal Joe Walker. Jack Davis and Billy Anderson the strongest hurdle field ever. Wes Santee, the Kansas distance phenomenon.

After winning the NCAA 5.000 meters in 14:36.3, good enough for second in the 1948 games, he took the AAU 1.500 in 3:49.3, better than the 1948 winning time. Mai Whitfield, the Olympic 800-meter champion. His defeat of George Rhoden, of Jamaica, in the AAU 400 in :46.4 surprised everyone. Bob Richards and Don Laz. The pole-vaulting twins, who did 14-8 and can go higher.

Andy Stanfield, who took the AAU 200 in :21.1. A bad leg prevents him from trying in the 100. Parry O'Brien, Southern California, and Jim Fuchs, ex-Yale, in the shot. O'Brien did 57 4S8 and Fuchs 56 11J2. Charley Moore, ex-Cornell.

:51.2 in the AAU 400-meter hurdles. Jim Dillion. Auburn, who beat Fortune Gordien. the world record holder, in the AAU discus. with 175 35i.

Death Notices ADAM On Saturday. Jure 21. 1952. at 11:50 p. Russell beloved huaband cf Minnie Guckert Adams, formerly of the Northside.

Friends received George W. Keard A Son Funeral Home. 4047 Perrysville Ave Northside. Services on Wednesday at 2 P- m- BABST Sunday afternoon. June 22.

1952, at her residence. 652 Maryland Avenue, E. Josephine S. Babst, sister of Mrs. Harriet B.

Kiehl. Friend. received at the Wapies Funeral Home. Bsiim at Graham K. where service will he held on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

omit Any one so desiring may make a memorial con-tribut on to the West Penn Hospital Cot Club. ENN Oil Friday" June 2o" 1952. toward J. Baurhenn. of 5Ja Beeler husband of Mare S.

Scharding Baurhenn; father of Mis. Steve Mcfrkala and Edward Jr Albert P. and Paul R. Baurhenn; son of Rose Gankell Baurhenn; aiso survived by three sisters and ore brother. Member of Local No.

24, Teamsters' Union. Friends will i.e received at John A. Kreyvogels, 34d6 Fifth Ave. Notice of time later. BOLLINGER At Riee7ewood.

on Friday, June 20, 1952, at 2 p. Frank F. Bollinger, husband of the late Rose Liehfried Bollinger, of the Arlington lather of Ralph Bollinger; also survived by three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Friends received at H. Samson' 537 Neville where services will be held Monday aiter-nnon at 2:30 o'clock.

Interment pri vate. Please omit, flowers. BOT FO ISun ay. June 22. at 12:05 a.

Laura Love, wife of Harvey F. Bots'orci; mother of Rev. Wm. Woodail. Vienna.

O. Matthew Botsford, Carnegie: Mrs. My'ra Murphy. Beaver. Mrs.

Betty Rorigers, Crafton. and Mrs. Martha Waller, SaU Lake City; also survived by eight grandchildren and two snsterf, Mrs. M. Chalmer XJavies and Mrs.

Robert Bijrham, Jr. Friends received at her late home. 429 Center Carnegie, where services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Chartiera Cemetery.

(Ind.ana, papers please ropy.) BRO( IOC'S Saturday, June 21, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mae Helsley. of 1416 Biackadnre Pittsburgh, Alice Brocious, wife of Emmett mother of Mrs. Mae Helsley of Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Pearl Burnjide of Miami. Harold of Bridgeport. Raymond of LaMesa, and Wilber of Canton. O.

F'rienGs received at Stewart Funeral Home, 9311 Frankstown where services, will be held on -Monday at p. m. Continued services in the Evangelical United Brethren Church at North Freedom, on Tuesday at 2 p. m. PAWSOX Sunday! June 22 1952.

Howard husband of Jesre Geiser Dawson of E'gro P.oad. sonia. Father of Mrs. Marv Ecken-rtahl. Mrs.

Sara Stahl, Mrs. Lois Leseman, Hazel. Meivm. Elmer. Howard.

Walter and John Dawson; brother of Mrs. Lacy Weber. Mrs. Airia Claypool, John, Alfred and Harrv Pawson. Friends rece'ved at the Braidt Funeral Home.

Perry Highway, Perrysville. Time of servce later. FITCH On Friday. June 2C F-57, Etna Fitch, of Monongaheia. Pa beloved daughter ft Mrs.

William Fitch: sister of Mrs. Mary Norton and Evert H. Fitch of Jefferson. Pa. Friends received at the Frye Funeral Home, Monongahela.

where services will be held on Monday, June 23. at 2 p. m. Interment in Monongaheia Cemetery. FOsNEB On Sunday, June 22, 1952.

Israel, beloved husband of Anna: father of Freda and Louis R. Fos-ner; brother of Joseph of New and Mrs. Sarah Slain of Pittsburgh: also one grandchild. Friends received at. the Jack Taienfeld Funeral Home.

374 South Neglev Ave. (near Baum Blvd. 1, where will re hen on Monday. June 23. 1952.

at i p. m. Interment in Machsikei Kadas Cerr.e: FRITC HM AN--On Ssurdsv. Jure 1952, H. R.

Fritchmao. hushacd ot G'en Beattv. of 302 Newport R-1 Forest fahr of Mrs en Tooi.n and Jaefc f. Fntchman. received at Turner's T29 Ave, where services i'l fi held Tuesday aft ere oca 2 r'oek.

GTBSON Brin Carney i-At-i 61 jears, cf 507 Oakland Ave Pitt- A III If a-. j. "That's what I don't like about this public course anyone's allowed to play!" WG A Members Enter Tourney District golf competition takes comparative breather this week. More than 100 members of the Women's Goif Association of Western Pennsylvania will compete in the Northwestern tournament at Cambridge Springs Tuesday and Wednesday. A handful of Class A women players will also play in the Kahkwa Club invitation on Thursdav and Friday in Erie.

The North Fork Country Club, in Somerset County, near Johns town, will hold an amateur in vitation Thursday through Sun day. Alcoma has carded an amateur-amateur better ball invita tion for next Sunday. Sleelers Name Dora is as Aide The Pittsburgh Steelers have added Gus Dorais, 63, as the backfield mentor on the staff of Coach Joe Bach for next season. His addition completes the strategy array of the Gold and Black. Like Bach, Dorais is a graduate of Notre Dame.

He served as assistant "there one season to the late Knute Rockne, then was head man at Dubuque, Gonzaga, the University of Detroit and with the Detroit Lions of the NFL. Bach was his aide with the Motor City pros. Gus has been out of the game since 1948. Little League Schedule GAMFS TONIGHT LINCOLN COMMUNITY LEAGUE Giants vs. Phils.

CAR RICK I.EAGIE Tigers vs. Cubs (Volunteer Park). HONTS WAGNER LITTLE LEAGUE Lions vs. Roma Imperiaie. SWISSVAI.E MIDGET LEAGUE Yanks vs.

Giants. MONONGAHII.A TONY I.EAGI T. Auto Dealers vs. Engineering. MANCHESTER LEAGUE Cubs vs.

Bears (Oliver No. 1); Lions vs. Tigers (Oliver No. 2). CRAFTON-INGRAM LEAGUE Crafton Rotary vs.

Ingram Firemen. KFST VIEW-ROSS LEAGUE Lions vs. Fire Co. No. i.

DORMONT JUN IOR I AGUE Legion vs. Sports Soot. 15TH WARD LEAGUE Panthers vs. Tartans; Lions vs. Dunes DUQUFSNE LEAGUE Leonattt vs.

First National. MUNHALL TONY LEAGUE Athletics vs. Reds. MUNHALL LITTLE LEAGUE Cubs vs. Redsox (Woodlawn); Cards vs Yanks West Field N.

PITTSBURGH LEAGUE N. Pittsburgh Kiwans vs. Harmony. HONUS WAGNER PONT LEAGUE Columbia vs. Union Elrctr.c.

HAMPTON LITTLE LEAGUE Yankees vs. Bur. TURTLE CREEK LEAGUE Firemen vs. Boosters. HAWK IN SON-LONG VUE LEAGUE Yanks vs.

Cubs. CORAOPOMS I.I AGUE Giants vs. Dodgers: Redso vs. Pirate. OAKMONT-ROSFDAI E-VFRONA Oakmont vs.

Verona Jets Cnbbs EIGHTH $3,500, claiming, 3 and 4-year- olds. 1 1-16 miles. nwnft ..101 Cars ran lass .1 1 3 IGottadance 109 -Silver Flush 104 'Careless Didnslin l-05lChRnre Symbol ..106 5 pounds; 17 pounds apprentice allowance claimed. claiming mile. Comment Soot lor score Ready fnt this Been working well Not out of it Watch tnis time In tough Could contest Fair figure Nothing to go on All the wt Conjitions suit Has good chanre May cut in shown enough Outrun ready Clockrr like Mav be in picture Hardly the rr.e Best needed Fair sort at times if gets in Doubtful starter May not get tn Doubtful starter May cot get in Granted slight edge tne one to fear be right there Might repeat Must be at tops Tough rival f-r fcurth win Dangerous threat Recent winner Mav be close Best need i mile.

claiming, u9wanrei i rr.ile heck choice rival be close uo against it top form "Tne Midland. allow ances. 1 i-16 mues. claiming Rates call net take ait contender Dont discount Possibility In tough 1 1-16 miles Spot for handy 'ti "ay take all The danger CTSider o2 last Must show more Some fair showings In toug i tne one Chance Would be ur'et er claiming. 1 mile and 0 yards.

Chcire fina rerea Trie one far Gccd chsn? Neanr.g winning form Must be tpj Oysier Fair ree.enr trv against it in id? Tn 0 love that never should hove been! A role os fiery as in "DUEL IN THE es memorable os In THE SONG OF JENNIFER it cW by TECHNICOLOR Starts FRIDAY-ST AN LE ft--, m. I am I CONVENIENT Today's Race Entries At Waterf ord Park FIRST iOO. 4 -year-olds and Jockey Wght. Chiapetta. 113....

M- Clark, 116.. W. Carstenj. 116 older. Odds 5-1 3-1 -l 10-1 10-1 15-1 10-1 5-1 12-1 Horse 2 Kee Dee.

S. 8 wonder Why, 6 Marvin lev Ethel. R. Lynch, 113 Be Stvlish. no boy, 10 3 'Rendova.

L. McKnight. 108 7 Good Light, F. D. Rivera, 113..

8 Idle Tale, no hoy. 108 8 If and When, C. M. Clark, 113.. second SI.

200. 3-sear-olds. claiming. 4 mile Vfe' AVxA cC53SSU m.mrick 1 11, 'trMf I ois C. I Wapo7W I jfnhLm.

1 Starts THURS XjXHi I iNtw CRAN4D ei v. tx. v. in it I tnmiA 10 Cralette, F. D.

Rivers. 4-1 Etghtv-Eignt, L. McKnignt. iu 3 After Bit. Vandergriff.

109.. 5 'Lma Sue, F. Kaelin, 104 6-1 5-2 5- 1 20-1 20-1 10-1 12-1 6- 1 20-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 20-1 20-1 10-1 20-1 1 Pipson, S. Palumbo. 2 Royal Jacopo.

F. D. Rivera, 4 Noon Time, C. M. Martinez, 114 118 6 -Ganja, no boy.

104 7 Re Arena. L. Olah. 113... 9 Palville.

J. Edwards. 109.. 11 Toy Dog. no boy.

04.... 12 Bimelina. D. Jianmne. 109.

13 Slam, R. Arduini. 109... 14 'Sassv Heels, no boy, 10. 15 Kevstone Queen.

F. Kaelin, 17 K-Fly. no boy, 104 18 Gleaming Geld, no boy. 113 104 THIRD $1,200, 3-year-olds, claiming. -True to Me.

L. McKhlght. 107. 2-1 4 PopoT Dtv. E.

McMullen, 112.. 2-1 3 Selabull. L. OUh, 109 4-1 5 Steoit. R.

Arduini, 109 6-1 1 Angr Thoughts. Stein, 109. 10-1 6 Capital S. Chiapetta, 115. 6-1 FOURIH $1,200, 4-year-oids and 3 L.

McKnig'nt, 120. 3-2 6 'Dainger Girl. F. Ka-lm, 112.. 2-1 1 Neds Polly, S.

Chiapetta. 117.. 9-3 2 Long Gone. S. Paltimbo.

113.... 6-1 4 Sweet Orohan, L. Oiah, 114.... lo-l 5 -Sncw Passes, J. Edwards, 109..

8-1 FtFtH $1,500. 3-year-oids and ldr. 7 Wild Trdciv, F. Kaelin. 106....

9-5 2Desert Raid. J. R. Layton. 122..

-5 1 'Pia Pip, no boy, 106 6-1 3 Best Chance. E. McMullen. 116.. 7-2 4 Bull Hvde.

S. Chiaoetta. 114.... 10-1 5 Ida Aui, W. Carstens, 115 15-1 6 Eternal Tempo.

R. Correa. 110.. 15-1 SIXTH $2,000. 4-year-olds and older.

2 Hocotia. S. Chiapetta. 116 3 'Night Parade. L.

McKnight. 114 6 'Resultin. F. Kaelin, 111 1 June Bonus, no boy, 105 4 Santow, J. Edwards.

105...... 5 Harlem King, R. Arduini. 110.. 8EVENTH $1,200.

4-vear-oldi and 4 Pirate Gold, S. Palumbo, 107 5-2 2 Lucullus, no boy. 112........ 10 -George Girl, no boy, 110 5 Croesus. B.

Vandergriff, 112... 1 Mr. Sharp. F. Kaelin, 110.., 3 "Admiral Bill.

H. Amos. 107... 6 Oremurf. L.

T. McKnight. 113. 7 'Wedgewcod. no boy.

107 A1 Choice, H. Ames. 107... 9 Be. Fiddler.

C. M. Ciark. 112. EIGHTH $1,200.

3-year-oids 4-1 3-1 6-1 6-1 12-1 20-1 20-1 6-1 20-1 and -Opal Blossom. L. MrKmgnt, 1 6 Prince Rival, L. Mcknight. n2 5 Xwk Bloom, J.

112.. 3-1 1 Good Timr. W. Carsrens 114.. -l 3 T.

D. Rivera. 10 2 'Billy Brerflt, F. Kaeiin. 99....

-l 4 et George. R. Correa. 114 I-l 8 'Cmr Equ'tr. boy.

107 -l 9 'Lead All. J- Edwa-d. 100.... 10-1 10 Heath-r View. Sander.

114.. 10-1 Apprentice allowance claimed. older, 2-1 4 1 5-2 5-1 8-1 8-1 cider, e'id --2 LoROHm' i-THIS ACTION Bt TRACKMAN 1 Idle Tale, ley Ethel, Maryina X. 2 Eighty-Eight, K-Flv, Noon lime. 3 Poppy Day, Selabull.

Stepit. 4 Orthopedic, Sweet Orphan, Dainfer Girl. 5 Desert Baid. Wild Teddy, Roll Hyde, 6 Hocotia, Night Panade, Harlem King. 7 Lurullus, Bea Fiddler.

Oremurf, 8 Virk Bloom, Pwiee Rlral, Heather's View. Best Bet NICK BLOOM. By AL THE TEED MAN 1 Wonder Wh. Kee Dee. Good light.

2 Cralette, After Bit, Eighty-Eight. 3 True to Me. Poppy Day, 4 Orthopedic. Dainger Girl. Snow Passes.

5 Wild Teddv, Pip Pip, Desert Raid. 6 Resnlttn. June Bonos. HocotU. 7 Pirate Gold.

Bea Fiddlr. LocoMnt 8 Nirk Bloom, Opal Blossom, Good Timer Bt Bet WILD TEDDT. Bt F1GURIN FINK Kee Dee. Good Light. Wonder Why.

2 EightT-Eiiht. Cralette. Lin. Sue. 3 Capital Selaboll.

Angry Thoughts. 4 Dainger Girl, Orthopedic, Sweet Or- 5 Desert Raid. Ball Hyd. Wild Teddy. 6 June Bonos, Hocotla, Harlem ELfcer.

7 Wedrrwoed. InenUns, Mr. Share 8Good Timer, i'k Bloom, Lean Alt. Best Bet EIGHTY-EIGHT. eVaMeeieaeahakeM iHkeVWeW.