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BY BV W. R McCALLUM. Special Dispatch to Tho Star. ALAN GOULD, Associated Press Sport* Editor. Buff Correspondent of The Star. Va.. September 15 — meaning the master minds Sweeping through to a clear Mas*., September of the Lawn in the claases of 15.—What ever else the na- victory pony FAIRFAX, Tennl* Association, who an- the amateur at second day of the Fairfax THEY, tional golf joust nually get a headache from BROOKLINE, Horse and Edna Roth Brookline may have proved in Pony Show, of making up the national ranking llat, to the crown on the Washington, riding Lady Peggy, took addition setting will have to shake the the whole list best amateur in this land of pony championship and also was golfer j from top to bottom for 1134. awarded the curs, it has at least proved two things. girls’ championship for It's been a tough season and a Up here at Brookline you couldn't winning the most points in the show. : dizzy one, from the home-bred atand- off the fact that the galleries Above is Discovery. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's great racer, coming Queen of Sheba, owned and ridden laugh point, and perhaps it would be home almost by himself in Potomac Handicap, feature of Havre de Grace ; best, were tickled with the by Stanley Greene. 2d. of Leesburg pink rapid One are five after opening. Chickstraw, which finished second, and Only was a close all. If the tennis authorities movement of the championship, with competitor of Lady Peggy, lengths back. the and took the reserve pony champion- adopted policy of golf's governing the of the favorites and the walloping ship. body and sidestepped anything re- absolute dominance of the kids. In the bantam championship, first sembling a ranking list altogether. The The tournament which ended yes- honors went to Abbot's Light, entry of theory of the golfing rulers Is that there's trouble and terday marks the initial experiment Nancy and Barbara Iselln of Middle- embarrass- burg, with the reserve championship ment enough without inviting more United States Golf Association of it of the going to Sahara, entry of Billy Hul- by attempting to grade the per- with the so-called British system of bert, also of Middleburg. formers. That's why they had the “blind draw" at finding out who is the best golfer. Riding excellently throughout the Brookline this year, show, the children this and at that it probably worked out have a of afternoon car- The British quaint way as well as if It had ried their mounts through their paces been carefully muddling around and finding out the BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR. horse dealing was delightfully absent. in “seeded." a manner rivaling their elders yes- Then, of course, there were the chil- best way to do things and the U. S. when every one had settled terday. dren. They dominated the second G. A., after 38 years of forcing the down to the comfortable notion Judges for today's events were North Wrangle Over Lists. j day throughout, and a finer lot of to the Fletcher and Mrs. Ruth Guitar, both boys go through nerve-wracking that on the American riders we never saw, from American tennis rmnking list, places young tiny of Warrenton. ordeal of a medal round followed JUST Miss Keith Hamilton of War- however, is an institution. It play international Army polo team Peggy THE Winners in the various classes fol- is a few match rounds, this ren who has to be toasted her taken more seriously and by play in the the Selection Com- ton, yet low: j were bag, carried out on a year threw 'em all together without 6th anniversary, up to the much more extensive birthday MODEL PONY that medal round. In the of mittee popped its decisions this week. ! to Hl'NTERS—Lad, Peggy basis than in any other where light youngsters just reaching or about exhibited bj Edna Roth. country, Washington, first; they are content to subsequent events at Brookline, the No one properly could accuse the j reach their teens. Little Miss Hamilton The Duke, exhibited by Turner Reuter. generally rate the Al-Jle Va second; few and medal round didn't make any differ- solons of ulterior motives In human on the Brownie, exhibited bv top let the others take care august captivated every being Oscar Beach, Warrenton. V«„ third who and of themselves. ence, for the big shots might their choices. They have none, their show She rode side saddle in a Cherry Bird, exhibited by grounds. George Benoit. It have failed to qualify for match play to turn back the Fredericksburg. Va,. fourth. is not extraordinary, however, hi only object being complete and proper habit for that CHILD’S in the old way of running these tide of Mexican In- CLASS—Nymph, exhibited hy a convention of the U. S. L. to obviously sturdy In the family class, riding a AHl.on Hitner, T. A. fell as style. Wirrenton. first Billv tournaments, just fast when exhibited C. have the delegates debate the vasion and preserve the stars and pony beside her mother, who was on by Patricia Downes Warren- openly they turned the kids loose at 'em, and forever in malletdom. ton. second: Hup Huo. exhibited br Fred rival claims of stripes a the show's evoked more favorite players to a in addition gave the galleries the thrill horse, baby Hutchison. Aldie. third, and Patchwork. higher standing. Nevertheless it did seem that Col. ooohs and aaahs than we've heard exhibited by Marvin Greene, Leesburg fourth. The 1s that of shot-for-shot Estes implication perhaps next that man-to-man, Patton. Maj. and Maj. Swing since our steeplechase heroes migrated year's pay-off—In the form of tourna- combat that is the very meat of might have contemplated the inciden- temporarily from local ports. When Light, exhibited by Nancy and Barbara Iselin. Va. ment invitations and expense ac- amateur golf. You could search tal joys afforded in making all the the long strides of her mother's horse Middlebure. first: Flirt, exhib- a single golf fan who watched the wiseacres and forecasters look I?*1‘na. second, and Sarah, ex- counts—depends largely on the rank- silly, threatened to outdistance her abbre- hib'ted by Btll» Hulbert. Middlebure third. a ho wouldn't cast an ing list, and under the championship and creating another blast of excite- SADDLE FONIES—Belle of Wales ex- circumstances hibited the overwhelming vote In favor of the all- ment at the time the local horse by Benoit, first: Nymph exhibited boys can hardly be blamed for just by Hacner. second: Blue match method. Beil, exhibited b» getting the best play world was beginning to get steamed Dorla Cunninaham. Areola. Va third and possible “break.” over the first due this Patchwork, exhibited by Allison Miller. up match, Washington, fourth. 18 Hole* Is True Test. it Shields Due for Wednesday. On the early returns, SEAT-AND-HANDS TLASS — Entry ol Drop. Mary and Margaret Hi!>. IT looks as If the of all was apparent that Lieut. Harry Bethesdn Md daddy first: Busy Bee. exhibited by Robert top ranking American players Stadler would be at No. 1 for the Palmer. SO the golf bodies in this bunker- Alexandria. Va second' Good News, ex- on the basis of 1933 perform- ridden land has finally hit upon home team, Capt. Stub Davis at No. hibited br Charles H. Carrico. Rockville. THE Md. third, and ances. In order, were Frank the best method of them ail for find- Lieut. Kong Read, jr.. at No. Queen of Sheba, exhibited 2, King I by Stanley Greene, "d Leesburg fourth. Shields, Wilmer Allison, Lester Stoe- C. Smith at back. ing out who is the best golfer of 3 and Maj. Square PONT HUNTERS—Lady Peggy, exhibited fen, Cliff Sutter. Sidney B. Wood, Jr.; the lot. Lieut. E. A. Walker, who not so long by Roth, first: Queen of Sheba, exhibited or Greene, second: B-ownle, exhibited bv Gregory Mangln, and Bryan (Bitsy) The 18-hole match rounds ! was the willow around play ago pelting viated pony, Peggy, jr., wielded the bat Beach, third, and Pollyanna. exhibited by Grant. don't sit so well with the big names West Point, was considered a possi- the Hills fourth. The with a home-James-and-don’t-spare- SADDLE PONIES—Model Man. exhib- shake-up In prospect now Is in the but after 18 holes 1 as an alternate. So were a lot game, all, bility the-horses flourish, proving she could ited by Benoit, first: The Duke, exhibited likely to affect every one of these is a round of golf and if a man isn't of other people. by Reuter, second: Queen of Sheba, exhib- seven and ride as well as look cute. ited the trend probably will be * * * * by Greene third, and Melody, ex- good enough to win at 18 he prob- Stanley Greene, 2d. of Leesburg: hibited br the Hills fourth. downward for all but Allison and isn't to win at 36. TOUCH AND OUT—Ladr Peggy ex- ably good enough out of a that was of Bethesda. and Wood. sky any- Margaret Hill Nancy hibited by Roth, first: You couldn't make Brownie, exhibited Shields thing but clear, the Army polo Barbara Lselin of Middleburg. Edna by Beach r-cond: Lady, exhibited by certainly Is no longer en- or . John Goodman or THEN Elexnor and Frank titled brain trust announced they Roth, Allison Miller. Robert Palmer, Myers. Leesburg, third, to the No. 1 position, on the John Fischer say this in so many and Busy Bee exhibited by Palmer, fourth. basis of hls would start Lieut. Walker at No. 2. Turner Reuter and most of the other BANTAM JUMPING CLASS—Sahara, ex- generally uncertain per- words after they were unceremoni- hibited by Hulbert first: Abbot's formances all Davis was shifted to No. and coming juveniles of the show game Light, season, abroad as well Capt. 1, exhibited Nancy Iselin. sec- ously dumped out of the tournament From by Middleburg. as at home. Frank has the the others remained as put, except divided the honors yesterday. ond: Flirt, exhibited br Barbara Iselin. Big by unknown kids, but good sports but that Stadler landed on the alternate the turnout, one would judge Fairfax Middleburg. third, and Nancy, exhibited by I c°urage simply hasn’t the shots that they all are. they know perfectly \ Cent, C. R. P Rodgers, fourth. to fame as a ; or the consistency to stick to the list. Thla have been an enor- is on its way greater FAMILY CLASS I for two or more mem- top. well that the 18-hole test is a true may He la bers of one of probably through for all time mously shrewd move on the part of pony exhibition. family—Entry Gl«nstone test. * * * * Farm Aldie. first: entry of W. P. Hulbert, with Davis Cup competition. the ruling triumvirate. The last time sr second: of | And w-hat a gallery show it was. Middl'burg. entry Cept we saw Lieut. Walker in action his THE adult division Jimmy An- Rodgers, third, and entry of Allison and Nowhere along the route in the tour- Edwin Miller Washington, fourth. hitting was powerful, but his general- drews of Somerset, Va„ set the Allison Should Be Na. 1. nament was there a dull moment, IN FAIRFAX HUNT CLASS—Madrigal Tom. ship. apparent experience and knowl- opposition by the ears on the first entry of Miss Anna P. Hedrick. Clarendon, failed to make the Davis from the time when young first: Gone Away, entry of Nancy P. Hanna. edge of the game suggested he might with his gallant young mare whipped Ouimet in the opening i day Wa hinaion second: Busy Bee. entry of Cup team, partly because of a look better some Yales or ALLISON round down Goodman's lick- against Round Hill. There were about 10 blue Palmer third and Nancy, entry of Capt. sprained ankle but also because through Rodgers, fourth. Harvards than he wculd meeting the ribbons distributed to hunters in the It was — believed hls best ing at the hands of young Bobby PAIR PONY HUNTERS Entries of playing days and ready from session. Round Hill took away of Hulbert and were Jacobson; Dunlap* at the hands of rough gentlemen initial Beach, first: entries Green*, behind him. Whether or not he Mexico. Maybe he has learned so five of them. Young Massa Andrews second: entries of Prances Loaan and Mil- was Turnesa and the other that came ton Hawley, third, and entriea ol Palmer actually irritated by being called much in the ardent series of trial would not at that. Magic Maid to later. Toss a flock of sharpshooting stop and Roth, fourth. London, only to be told when he that his elders will look PONY CORINTHIAN—Queen of Sheba, kids in with a few games by up another blue for him. and there that he big names and picked entry of Green, first: Busy Bee. entry ol got wasn't wanted as less wise than gray when his barn also accounted reputations and you are bound to comparison the pair from Palmer, second: Lady Peggy, entry of Roth, a doubles substitute for Stoefen, the hear from the the shooting begins. It certainly is for some minor prizes here and there. third, and Brownie, entry of Beach, fourth. fact Is that Allison returned to the boys. These nerveless PONY HUNT of Roth not fair to bark at the committee or should TEAMS—Entry on Probably the Fairfax people Palmer and entry of A United States to finish the season in youngsters just keep knocking the 4 and Reuter, first, < becomes ball toward the hole. at him until the first game be among those credited with that Miller, second. a blaze of glory. Caring nothing E. Widener. horsemin. lead- yesterday. Jockey Wayne Wright is on the winner, PONY CHAMPIONSHIP — Lady Peggy for Joseph Philadelphia up history. That was not the intention bland disregard for weather which He was by far the best home bred reputations, they step out and 10 entry of Roth, championship, and Queen ing in Chance Sun, after he had won the world's which paid to 1. of this It was meant in the the and piece. has had us talking about the citizenry of Sheba, entry of Green, second. at Forest Hills and made a lot of whip old-timers, how. the Belmont at Belmont Park Press Photos. BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP — Abbot’i richest stake, Futurity, —Associated first place to break the news about of Warrenton and Montgomery Coun- folks wonder how to *- Light.- entry of the Isellns. championship, they happened Ought to Keep System. the line-up, If you’d not already read ty. Friday morning when the third and Saraha. entry of Hulbert. reserve pick the Davis Cup team without the before I the papers, and secondly to cover up the flood was still championship No. 3 in has there been a phase of gushing STEEPLECHASE—Cousin, entry of W ranking player the country. WEDS U. S. CROWN as as We have the informed us first: Mavourneen, on tournament like the one just gracefully possible. down, show secretary T Carrico. Alexandria Allison, his fine finish, would NEVER been going around for weeks predict- that the would entry of Frank Helm. Washington, second, i seem to have the call for the No. 1 concluded. Surprises have been by telephone program and Lumber Jack, entry of Carrico, third a team which has dis- many in these tournaments in other TO BRITISH BY 8-7 ing quaintly go on and the weather go hang. This berth, for the first time in his career, before our If think years, but you never could find one appeared eyes. you convinced us at least that horsemen this has cured us of whether It where the big shots dropped so fast. prognostication, simply don't give a hoot Parker Moves Be it known that we Up. As Miller Stevlnson says: "This game guess again. does or it doesn't. from Overjoys Stoefen, the blond was (Continued B-ll.) believe the Americans will * * Victory play-boy. Is played with a club and a and page heartily * * ball the on win the series in Just setting courts fire most of last reputation doesn't count a straight games. the Fairfax grounds— bit after victor™ Little’s Parents Winter and Spring but the blaze died a a In 5. for we also hazard the you step out on the first tee.’* Let's tapped in short putt for half good measure, North Fletcher and Mrs. Jamer announcement that the West will de- AROUND down even before the Davis Cup team hope the U. S. G. A. sticks along The American amateur championship Guitar, judging the second day East that the Rain- sailed abroad. W’ith this method of the ama- feat the likewise; them a playing was wedded with the old with Roger Baylev giving By the Associated Press. The Californian Potomac a Breeze cup again Widener bow will trounce the Endeavour and yielded the singles teur championship. If they do it can Handicap Horse Pays 10 to hand Bill Hill there to watch 15. British amateur were to- FRANCISCO. September berths to Shields and Wood and It become the greatest show in mug. They that John L. Sullivan could have and hausfrau sport. daughter Margaret SAN—When Informed his son had wasn't until the last that Capt. Dick , the old Boston gether at Atlanta in 1930, the year of licked 'em all. in class seige for Vanderbilt Racer. 1—Dark Secret Breaks Mary ride the family won amateur This business of the the national golf Williams was satisfied to have him who has a quaint way of the Jones slam, and now dragging yacht the William gun. drop- grand they and Hulberts, father, championship today. Col. William keep the job as George Lott's doubles ping wisecracks out of the races into a polo discussion may not side of are back this time daughter and son. up from Middle- , stationed at the Like the rest of hls Chicstraw Second. together again, After be so as it if Potomac partner. touring his mouth, calls the 18-hole matches Leg Triumph. silly seems, to form burg another family group Presidio I'm team was a with Little the holder of the minia- Park field doesn’t come out from un- here, shouted, tickled, mates, Stoefen big dis- “miniature matches.” But you couldn't general tone very much inter- ture big slam, with two of the four der the effects of the 40 and 40 I'm overjoyed.” appointment at Forest Hills, although get the kids to piay anything else. days familia with C. R. P. Br the Associated Press. titles Jones won four Capt. The * mother was “too he did Allison a hard before And after years ago, king (Continued from page B-ll.) nights fairly soon. It is rumored the champion give fight all, you've got to hand it Rodgers, Fairfax hunt joint M. F. H„ In DE GRACE, Md., of all the amateur golfers of the W'orld. secret happy to tal’ yielding five sets. to the boys. It's a kid's Sep- Mexicans have been holding the activities of rid- strictly game, busy supervising Col. Little continued: "Now that Wood made a fine To Goldman even the fact that in was for impression in so far as the of tember 15.—Discovery, fre- stepping along front but practice in the Shoreham pool the and son Chris- winning champion- he was a ing daughter Virginia It is all I can It la but the list went to the final surprise. sur- over, say really abroad, ranking isn't made ships is concerned. rated second to closely pressed by the same trio, with last week. They may spring a while who quently only Against the relentless killer, that is ; topher daughter Alicia, a surprise. After Lawson won the up on that basis and it must be con- •-• HAVRE prise yet. One thing is certain. They knows that the horse's neck Cavalcade among the Na- Little, he had no chance. Goldman ! Omaha, a strapping son of Gallant only goes British amateur. It was too much ceded that Sidney hasn't been so have not been playing anywhere else, first, sat patiently in the stands -for win our own “hot" on the domestic He wss tion's added an- had his best round of the tournament Fox, into the to expect he would courts. 3-year-olds, easily moving picture. I unless the weather has aroused what- and watched all three of SENIORS TO PLAY —a 74 in the morning round today j 8 hours amateur title. He worked hard beaten more soundly by Allison than GOLF, other $7,875 to the plump bank roll Wayne Wright went to the whip ever atavistic connection there is be- Julian Green back from and was 5 down to Little's 69. That's them for it and he has made his parents was Stoefen. a Mexican officer and an of his owner, Alfred and the of the | tween modern wherever it was he Sixth Annual Meet at young Gwynne the kind of guy is your new cham- offspring mud-running disappeared very happy." Frankie Parker, the perennial boy Tuesday Italian gondolier. Laird who knows about the Vanderbilt, at the opening of the pion. Just as in the British amateur, chance shot bounded to the front a Dunlop, The Littles dispatched a con- wonder, may move up into the top It was to the Mexicans Green he didn't turn on the heat until the j planned pit nags from hunters to steeplechasers, to their five or six and will have to hoist Spring Valley. Fall season here from home. With gratulatory telegram boy. they Maryland racing 1 furlong every some yester- final and then he turned it on good. against Mlddleburghers playing at railbird Riding and They expect him to return home such California youngsters as Gene The sixth annual seniors’ tourney stride he his lead as Don day. This would have given the best Club's M. F. today. It was enough and it won by a con- l lengthened Hunt H„ Maj. Wilgrid immediately as he will register at Mako and Don Budge into the higher of the Maryland State Association line on their current as a wiil under a rein in the vincing And now the Meade on Balladier and Silvio yet rating Blunt, smilingly answering all the be Running tight margin. ques- | Coucci, Stanford University again for the brackets, but otherwise the list looms played at the Green Spring Valley team. Word was sent here, however, tion is: Is Law'son Little going to anxious queries cubbing dates for hj* as so much hand of Jockey Johnny Joe Bejshak, up on Plat drew their bats and 1 Fall quarter, opening October 1. guesswork. Club at Garrison on Tuesday. The Eye, the in Creek were establish another Jones dynasty in that all geese Goose pack Roland Dawson Otto event is open to members of clubs in the pride of the Vanderbilt stables tried futilely to keep pace, Rosemont tournaments on Field. golf? Only the years and other cham- holding Phipps Furr many another of the old race too the association, who have a 1S34 Mid- breezed and tound the swift and dropped The same sort of thing may stop the numerous mothers past Chicstraw. second, pionships will answer that one. guard on hand dle Atlantic States back to fifth place, where he finished. from Golf Association to take the $10,000 Army internationalists tying up and almost as many fathers perched Only One, third, — -.. • Through the final Chance Beaver Dam Club Golfers handicap card. furlong. j with their fellow officers in the prac- rigidly on the edge of the benches, added Potomac five a Open handicap by Sun had with others Prizes will be awarded for low gross merely breeze, tice session scheduled at Potomac Park whilst their offspring performed and low net LOOK TO NET for the shorter ends of the and the player having low lengths. TOURNEY fighting this afternoon at 3:30. Better tele- and fewer spills and clumsy riders gross will be known as the rich purse. Balladier paid 7 to 5 to the low- senior Wagerers who thought Discovery phone before you wade Into than one sees amongst the profession- champion of the association. It will place, while Plat Eye was 6 to 5 to Championship Tourney Today lands. have since he set als .. jumps not as big? .. neither be an 18-hole medal might slumped Play in the annual Suburban Tennis show. play tourney. the world's mile and three-sixteenth * * * * are the ponies. League tourney will open next Satur- Back of the four leaders in order in the Cl»*« D. record at last month, or * * * * pi»y Narragansett day afternoon on the Argyle Country were Rosemont, Boxthorn, M. L. was another of those b7* *' 1 Mf- who may have believed that the soggy Beaver Dam Club golf cham- Club courts at 2 o'clock. Entries in Schwartzs Good Gamble, Conny horse shows to be given a medal hunt will have a 16- track was not to the colt's FAIRFAX VST* Havre de Grace liking, the must sent this Me0w^ singles be John Ladd, Smythe's Shoeless Joe, Nautch, H. T. because It managed to bring all dass horse show on pionships opens morning the to return on September kept price up $3.20 4422 Lowell Emerson Archibald's the local horsemen into Redland First-round *■ street, phone Candy Prince, Psychic action, pro- 22 at Rock Spring Farm in at 9 o'clock. W. C. Lawrence T-irH'n\^5--«^.r ResullsJ the $2 ticket. Chickstraw $4.70 paid 3779 not later than Friday at 6 p.m. Bid. Mrs. John D. Hertz's Conte. Mrs. duce amateur riders In the ring and Montgomery County. Children's EIRST RACE' Six furlong.*: purse. Is the medalist. to place and Only One $7.60 to show. John Command a air of psiMi. lor inaidrn *:-yea r-olds: colts and Edgemoor won the Suburban League Hay Whitney's Royal preserve general congeniality classes in the morning, and a couple geldings—Scatter Brain. 115 »J. Bei- The and times: tourney during the season just closed. and C. V. Whitney's Motto. and sportsmanship. The aroma of an pairings starting #hak». won. *8.80 $7.30. $5 30 Count for saddle horses, followed by aft- Arthur. Time Is Meaningless. MUCH TOIL at ILLINOIS 115 (Reid), second. *7 30 $5 30: ernoon schedule arranged with both Class A Qualifiers. Soldiers Dream. 115 ij Gilbert), third. for the mile and sixteenth imagination and foresight. The adults 10 o'clock—a. Bean t83>. P. P. Carey Jt.’-O. Time—l:l.'t3». Also ran—Khela- (8" I boo. Ten Law. Doubleton. Mintfalon. Brav- was 1:45*5, a figure mad* will meet in contests for general lu;05—B. E. Bentaon (T9). L. L Mcnnc hree'hour driu-- tapped Off ing Danger. Fire Thorn. Boston Brook TIME rather the mud Ball farm able to (83). • nd Gimlet. meaningless by Little Beaten Gives Him utility horses, jump, open bv two hours of dummy irrimm... Goldman, lo 10— Fori eat Thompson (82). R. P. or 8ECOND RACE: 3ix furlongs: and lack of real Hugs purse. or competition. gates, figure how much corn to Fleming (NO). root ball ce « iimJ*"nnois ^«oo: claiming; for 3-year-olds and opened pr.cUce up- Chicstraw broke on with an acre: classes for the Redland hunt 10.15—J. R. Miller (80). Harry Bailey Sevenfv .i»v,7 ward—Smooth Crossing. 1 In »L. Fallon), top Only today. "• won. $16.80. 80.To. .HO: Gallic. IK) iJ One. the big surprise of the race, Used to Win National Amateur Golf Honors members, one for riders over 40 years <8Vi>':20—E. B Heimer (83). W. C. L*wv p-nca u, c»; Bryson). second. *0.00. $4.70; Gold and close behind. The two see-sawed foi old, the usual Corinthian and open rrnce <76>. _ _ Black. 104 >J. Hunter*, third. $8.60. B. P. the lead while Joe th* 10:25—M. F. McCarthy (—). Time—1 III**. Also ran—ScottT Don. Johnny kept classes, and assorted others topped off Sheehy (83). _ Jim Robin. Caloric. Mad E*ale. Scofflaw. _ _ brakes on Discovery, running fifth a game of musical chairs. Sounds 10:30—J. F. Bataett (TT). I. R. John- Santander. can a wee by Syenite. Handley, Small BY Bc)r CAVAGNARO, hit the back of the cup and dropped, "I stand 'un. Johnny,” son < \H). Chsnee and Grace Bunting At the three-quarters he eased on j fine. M. F. H. Thomas Mott It OLDSMOBILE his i says E Imlay. Jr. (80). Bion Moore THIRD RACE: Six Associated Press 8ports Writer. Goldman dropped putter and he said to Goodman. A few minutes 10:35—E. The Nett “f furlongs: Belvedere the leather and Discovery was oul will be. (83). and «j~ Handicap, purse. *1.000; for .'(-year-olds grasped Lawson's powerful right hand. later the Omaha blond came back and upward—Dark in front before 12.000 here for the Mass., September Hope. H5 ij Gilbert). 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