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  • Postage : Stamps, ßritish ßuianaßtamps COINS^ZMEDALS
    T t o u ^ r r v l i Ъ ~J 0 f 1-1 M EKEEL'S STAM P COLLECTORS' AND DEALERS' Aed d r e s s B qdk CONTAINING OVER 5000 NAMES AND ADDRESSES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, AND ADVERTISEMENTS ,DF ALL THE LEADING DEALERS IN THE TRADE, AND HUNDREDS OF COLLECTORS’ EXCHANGE NOTICES. SECOND EDITION, 5CD0D COPIES, 1B91. PRICE, - ONE DOLLAR. ftìT SPECIAL NOTICE. — Persons desiring their names in future editions of this work should notify the Publisher, and they will be inserted free, provided they agree to buy a copy of the Directory containing their names, paying One Dollar for same after its publication. С. H. M ekeel Stamp & P ublishing Co. 1007, 1009 aid io n Locust Street, S t . L ouis, Mo. ' VDDIÆS2 BOC ‘ A 31VIAlb СОГГЕСХОВЗ, 1Л1ЕКЕЕГ.2 PREFACE. N presenting this the second edition of my Address Book to the stamp collectors and dealers of the world it is with mojre assurance, as my firstI edition although very imperfect was a pronounced success. It is impossible for a work of this kind to be perfect, but this is a great improvement on my first edition. The names have been carefully revised and I wish to express my thanks to those who have very kindly revised and corrected my lists in their various localities. The United States list will be found much better than the former edition, and we hope that the third edition will be even better. Those who send $1.00 in advance for a copy of the third edition will be en­ titled to a 5-line advertisement in the book free.
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  • Fight Record Ron Barton
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Ron Barton (West Ham) Active: 1954-1961 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 31 contests (won: 26 lost: 5) Fight Record 1954 Feb 1 Jim Lindley (Doncaster) WKO1 High Road Baths, Leyton Source: Boxing News 05/02/1954 page 5 Barton 11st 12lbs Lindley 11st 5lbs 8ozs Feb 8 Joe Odeyemi (West Africa) WRSF3(8) Lime Grove Baths, Shepherds Bush Source: Boxing News 12/02/1954 page 5 Barton 11st 9lbs 8ozs Odeyemi 11st 12lbs Feb 26 Roy Johnson (Liverpool) WPTS(6) Tower Circus, Blackpool Source: Boxing News 05/03/1954 page 12 Barton 11st 7lbs 8ozs Johnson 11st 0lbs 4ozs Mar 15 Gerry McNally (Liverpool) WKO2 High Road Baths, Leyton Source: Boxing News 19/03/1954 page 5 Barton 11st 11lbs McNally 11st 11lbs Mar 25 Eric Metcalfe (Northwich) WRSF2 Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 02/04/1954 page 10 Barton 11st 2lbs 8ozs Metcalfe 11st 12lbs Apr 15 Ken Gardner (Newport) WKO2(8) Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 23/04/1954 page 11 Barton 12st 0lbs Gardner 12st 6lbs 8ozs May 11 Wally Beckett (Carshalton) WRSF2 Empress Stadium, Earls' Court Source: Boxing News 14/05/1954 pages 5 and 12 Beckett was Southern Area Middleweight Champion 1953. Barton 11st 13lbs Beckett 11st 12lbs 12ozs May 27 Wally Curtis (Swindon) WPTS(8) Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 04/06/1954 page 12 Barton 12st 1lbs Curtis 12st 8lbs Jul 8 Ron Crookes (Sheffield) WKO1(8) Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 16/07/1954 page 5 Barton 12st 2lbs Crookes 12st 3lbs Sep 14 Brian Anders (Brighton) WPTS(10) Arena, Harringay Source: Boxing News 17/09/1954 pages 4 and 5 Anders boxed for the Southern Area Middleweight Title 1954.
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  • Fight Record Dick Turpin (Leamington)
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Dick Turpin (Leamington) Active: 1937-1950 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 105 contests (won: 79 lost: 20 drew: 6) Fight Record 1937 Sep 27 Eric Lloyd (Rugby) WRSF4(6) Co-op Hall, Rugby Source: Boxing Weekly Record 06/10/1937 page 19 Oct 4 Trevor Burt (Ogmore Vale) LKO3(6) Coventry Source: Vic Hardwicke (Boxing Historian) Oct 16 Eddie Harris (Worcester) WRSF6(6) Public Hall, Evesham Source: Boxing 20/10/1937 page 17 Nov 1 Frank Guest (Birmingham) WPTS(4) Embassy Rink, Sparkbrook Source: Boxing Weekly Record 10/11/1937 page 20 Promoter: Ted Salmon Nov 15 Trevor Burt (Ogmore Vale) WPTS(6) Drill Hall, Coventry Source: Boxing 17/11/1937 page 12 Nov 20 Phil Proctor (Broadway) WRSF2(6) Public Hall, Evesham Source: Boxing 24/11/1937 page 19 Dec 13 Frank Guest (Birmingham) WKO6(6) Embassy Rink, Sparkbrook Source: Boxing 15/12/1937 page 12 Promoter: Ted Salmon Dec 18 Ray Chadwick (Leicester) WKO4(6) Public Hall, Evesham Source: Boxing 22/12/1937 page 20 1938 Feb 19 Bill Blything (Wolverhampton) WRTD4(10) Public Hall, Evesham Source: Boxing 23/02/1938 page 19 Feb 21 Walter Rankin (Glasgow) WPTS(8) Nuneaton Source: Graham Grant (Boxing Historian) Mar 7 Bob Hartley (Billingborough) DRAW(8) Co-op Hall, Rugby Source: Vic Hardwicke (Boxing Historian) Mar 19 Frankie Smith (Belfast) WKO4(8) Public Hall, Evesham Source: Boxing 23/03/1938 page 18 Mar 28 Trevor Burt (Ogmore Vale) WPTS(8) Drill Hall, Coventry Source: Boxing 30/03/1938 pages 11 and 12 May 23 Sid Fitzhugh (Northampton) WPTS(8) Northampton Source: Boxing 25/05/1938 page 11 Jun 11 Rex Whitney (Wellingborough) LPTS(10) West Haddon Source: Vic Hardwicke (Boxing Historian) Aug 15 Johnny Clarke (Highgate) WPTS(10) Kingsholm Rugby Ground, Gloucester Source: Boxing 17/08/1938 page 11 Promoter: Capt.
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  • The Commemorative Activity at The
    The Commemorative Activity at the Grave of Munich Air Disaster Victim, Duncan Edwards: A Social and Cultural Analysis of the Commemorative Networks of a Local Sporting Hero by Gayle Rogers A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment for the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the University of Central Lancashire July 2017 ABSTRACT The Commemorative Activity at the Grave of Munich Air Disaster Victim, Duncan Edwards: A Social and Cultural Analysis of the Commemorative Networks of a Local Sporting Hero The Munich Air Disaster claimed the lives of 23 people in a plane crash in Munich in 1958. It is a significant event within modern England’s cultural history as a number of Manchester United footballers, known as the Busby Babes were amongst the dead. The players who died have continued to be extensively commemorated, especially Duncan Edwards. This research considers the commemorative activity associated with Edwards since his death and was initiated when the researcher pondered the extensive commemorative activity by strangers that she encountered at the family grave of her cousin Edwards. The commemoration of the Disaster and of Edwards has been persistent and various with new acts of commemoration continuing conspicuously even after fifty years since the event. Such unique activity particularly demonstrated at Edwards’ grave was considered worthy of further investigation to ascertain why such activity was occurring at such a volume. Although general historical and biographical accounts of the Disaster and Edwards are apparent, specific research concerning the commemoration of the event was not evident. The researcher set out to identify who the commemorators were, why they were undertaking dedicatory acts and what those acts manifest as.
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  • Albert Finch (Croydon)
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Albert Finch (Croydon) Active: 1937-1958 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 104 contests (won: 74 lost: 21 drew: 8 other: 1) Fight Record 1937 Apr 27 George Goodyer (Croydon) WPTS(4) Acacia Hall, Croydon Source: Boxing 05/05/1937 page 13 1945 Aug 14 Eddie Starrs (Lochgelly) DRAW(6) Queensberry Club, Soho Source: Boxing News 22/08/1945 pages 14 and 15 Sep 11 Gordon Griffiths (Taunton) WPTS(6) Queensberry Club, Soho Source: Boxing News 19/09/1945 pages 13 and 14 Oct 9 Ted Barter (Kingston) WPTS(6) Caledonian Road Baths, Islington Source: Boxing News 17/10/1945 page 13 Finch 11st 6lbs Barter 11st 8lbs Oct 20 Jim Hockley (Covent Garden) WPTS(6) Coronation Hall Baths, Kingston Source: Boxing News 24/10/1945 page 14 Finch 11st 6lbs Hockley 11st 6lbs 8ozs Nov 6 Cyril Johnson (Nottingham) WKO2(6) Queensberry Club, Soho Source: Boxing News 14/11/1945 pages 13 and 14 Nov 13 Jack Lewis (Bournemouth) WPTS(8) Caledonian Road Baths, Islington Source: Boxing News 21/11/1945 page 14 Lewis was Western Area Welterweight Champion 1937-38. Finch 11st 8lbs Lewis 12st 2lbs 8ozs Dec 3 Jack Lewis (Bournemouth) WPTS(6) Baths, Plumstead Source: Boxing News 12/12/1945 page 14 Promoter: Bert Fraser Dec 18 Jim Laverick (Tyne Dock) WPTS(8) Queensberry Club, Soho Source: Boxing News 26/12/1945 pages 15 and 16 Laverick boxed for the Northern Area Middleweight Title 1943.
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  • 7336 the London Gazette, 18 November, 1932
    7336 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18 NOVEMBER, 1932. -.Whitehall, November 7, 1932. Cannon, Thomas Joseph, Fitter, Royal Naval Torpedo Factory, Greenock. IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL. Carter, Frederick Charles, Postman, Chelten- His Majesty The KING has been pleased to ham. award .'the Imperial Service Medal to the Cater, Harry Alfred, Overseer, Post Office, following officers:— Ipswich. Chambers, Robert William, Head Porter, HOME CIVIL SERVICR London Postal Service. Abbott, William Frederick Loveys, Postman Clark, Francis, Postman, Gretna Sub-Office, London Postal Service. Dumfries. Ablett, George Stephen, Driller, H.M. Dock Clark, Herbert Richard Palmer, Overseer, Post yard, Chatham. • Office, Bristol. Adams, Joshua Henry Walter, Hammerman Clendinnen, Ernest Charles Arthur, Sorting H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. Clerk and Telegraphist, Stafford. Allen, Lot, Shipwright, H.M. Dockyard, Cole, William Edward Nelson, Postman, Chatham. Warwick and Leamington. Andrews, Samuel, Engine Fitter, H.M. Dock- Collingham, Alfred, Postman, Brighton. yard, Chatham. Collins, Edmund John, Head Porter, London Austin, Henry Albert Finch, Skilled Labourer, Postal Service. H.M. Dockyard, Devonport. Collins, Henry John, Sorting Clerk and Tele- Aves, George, Postman, London Postal graphist, Weymouth. Service. Collins, Robert Mark, Skilled Labourer, H.M. Aylen, William Henry, Machinist, H.M. Dock- Dockyard, Devonport. yard, Portsmouth. Connor, David, Postman, Glasgow. Banks,. Albert Edward, Principal Officer, H.M. Cortis, Richard Thomas, Postman, Perranwell Prison, 'Leeds. Station Sub-Office, Truro. Bannell, Samuel Edwin, Postman, Salisbury. Covington, Arthur, Overseer, London Postal Barnard, Grace, Telephonist, Post Office, The Service. Hartlepools. Crawford, Henry William; Operative, Royal Barnard, William Edward Wallace, Postman, Naval Torpedo Factory, Greenock. Chichester. Crockett, Norman Leslie, Sorter, London Barrett, Henry William, Assistant Head Post- Postal Service.
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  • Fight Record Don Cockell (Battersea)
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Don Cockell (Battersea) Active: 1946-1956 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 82 contests (won: 67 lost: 14 drew: 1) Fight Record 1946 Jun 26 Trevor Lowder (Bramley) WKO5(8) Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Boxing News 03/07/1946 pages 14 and 15 Jul 18 Sid Warrs (Watford) WRSF1(8) Town Hall, Watford Source: Boxing News 24/07/1946 pages 14 and 15 Jul 31 Frank Baldwin (British Honduras) WRSF Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Bucks Free Press(High Wycombe) Referee: Tommy Little Jul 31 Frank Baldwin (British Honduras) WPTS(8) Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Bucks Free Press(High Wycombe) Referee: Tommy Little Aug 28 Ron Baker (Peterborough) WKO3(8) Town Hall, Watford Source: Boxing News 04/09/1946 page 14 Cockell 11st 2lbs Baker 12st 2lbs Promoter: Eddie Mallett Sep 9 Harry Lawrence (Crewkerne) WRSF2(8) Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Bucks Free Press Sep 23 Trevor Lowder (Bramley) WKO3(8) Rugby Source: Vic Hardwicke (Boxing Historian) Oct 7 Jimmy Sales (London) WKO2 Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Bucks Free Press(High Wycombe) Oct 7 Jimmy Sales (London) WKO2(8) Town Hall, High Wycombe Source: Vic Hardwicke (Boxing Historian) Oct 10 Jock Taylor (Sidcup) LPTS(8) Town Hall, Watford Source: Boxing News 16/10/1946 page 14 Taylor boxed for the South East Area Light-Heavyweight Title 1948. Cockell 12st 4lbs Taylor 12st 0lbs Oct 14 Harry O'Grady (Amersham) WPTS(6) Municipal Baths, Epsom Source: Boxing News 23/10/1946 page 13 Cockell 12st 6lbs 8ozs O'Grady 11st 7lbs 8ozs Nov 4 Frank Johnson (Canada) WKO2 Municipal Baths, Epsom Source: Boxing News 13/11/1946 pages 13 and 14 Cockell 12st 4lbs 12ozs Johnson 12st 3lbs 8ozs Nov 23 Paddy Roche (Ireland) WPTS(10) Chard Source: Boxing News 04/12/1946 page 11 Nov 25 Reg Spring (Southall) WPTS Cirencester Source: Boxing News 04/12/1946 page 12 Spring was South Eastern Area Light-Heavyweight Champion 1949.
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  • The Bioscope (Nov-Dec 1930)
    PRICE - - 6d. Inland, Per Annum 10/6 ABROAD - 30/- '—and in addition to the feature we have a Hal Roach comedy-” WHEN THE TELEPHONE TO INQUIRE WHAT’S AT YOUR THEATRE the clinching argument is LAUREL CHARLIE OUR THE BOY HARDY CH ASF GANG FRIENDS HAL ROACH M-G-M produces ’em releases ’em — ! THE BIOSCOPE November 12, 1930 NOT “SEX APPEAL”! -NOT “BACK STAGE”! NOT “WALL STREET”! -NOT “SONG HITS”! “ ” NOT ALL SINGING, ALL DANCING, ALL COLOUR ! but— u ?» The most fascinating nature novelty that has ever been produced DASS AN—Daily Express the latest masterpiece from the magic camera of CHERRY KEARTON THE MAGNETIC NAME THAT DRAWS THE CROWDS Recri what the Trade Critics Say: “Excellent offering of its type/’ The Bioscope. Dassan ’ is delightful entertainment.” — Cinema. “ Drama, humour, romance are all combined in this film which should receive wide acceptance.” —Daily Film Renter. ‘‘Undoubtedly a novelty attraction which should prove a tonic to the box-office. —Kinematograph Weekly. CHERRY KEARTON PRODUCTIONS 171, WARDOUR STREET, W.l ’Phone: GERRARD 8754 November 12, 1930 THE BIOSCOPE V POPULAR FARE FAULTLESSLY ACTED BY A DON’T MISS THIS BIC CAST BIG AND EASILY EXPLOITED TITLE FOR YOUR BOX- OFFICE with Loretta Young ConwayTearle DavidManners and Mvrna Lnv fikst , \rhiohm. VITAPHOIME is the registered trade mark of the Vitaphone Corporation designating its product distributed first NATIONAL PATHE LTD. — THE BIOSCOPE. November 12, 1930 A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL TRADE PICTURE Made and Recorded at Elstree by the Piccadilly R«Ci A Photophone System Featuring the Creat British Song Hit Thursday “ He’s My Secret Passion” You’ll hear it everywhere.
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  • Johnny Barton (Lancaster)
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Johnny Barton (Lancaster) Active: 1943-1959 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 62 contests( won: 32 lost: 28 drew: 2) Fight Record 1943 Jan 1 Johnny Cato (Fleetwood) WPTS(6) Tower Circus, Blackpool Source: Boxing News 21/01/1943 page 12 1946 Feb 14 Tommy Renner (Liverpool) LPTS(6) Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 20/02/1946 pages 14 and 15 Sep 16 Jack Brown (Stockport) WRTD4(6) Winter Gardens, Morecambe Source: Boxing News 25/09/1946 page 14 Sep 30 Jack Harding (Crewe) LPTS(8) Winter Gardens, Morecambe Source: Boxing News 09/10/1946 page 12 Barton 11st 8lbs Harding 11st 4lbs Oct 14 Billy Taylor (Preston) DRAW(8) Winter Gardens, Morecambe Source: Boxing News 23/10/1946 page 14 Barton 11st 4lbs Taylor 10st 12lbs 8ozs 1947 Feb 3 Jimmy Tipper (Burton-on-Trent) WPTS(8) Barrow Source: Boxing News 12/02/1947 pages 11 and 12 Mar 3 Len Gidney (Norwich) WRTD4(8) Barrow Source: Boxing News 12/03/1947 page 14 Jun 30 Jack Harding (Crewe) WPTS(10) Winter Gardens, Morecambe Source: Boxing News 09/07/1947 pages 13 and 14 Jul 21 Ted Frances (Manchester) WKO5(10) Winter Gardens, Morecambe Source: Boxing News 30/07/1947 page 13 Aug 28 Doug Brock (Newcastle) LPTS(6) Stadium, Liverpool Source: Boxing News 03/09/1947 pages 15 and 16 Barton 10st 12lbs Brock 10st 11lbs 1948 Jan 12 Tommy Renner (Liverpool) LPTS(6) Public Hall, Preston Source: Harold Alderman (Boxing Historian) Feb 2 Dennis Powell (Four Crosses) WPTS(8) Morecambe Source: Boxing News 11/02/1948 pages 13 and 14 Powell was British Light-Heavyweight Champion 1953.
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  • AUTOGRAPH AUCTION Saturday 26 November 2011 10:00
    AUTOGRAPH AUCTION Saturday 26 November 2011 10:00 International Autograph Auctions (IAA) Radisson Edwardian Heathrow Hotel 140 Bath Road Heathrow UB3 5AW International Autograph Auctions (IAA) (AUTOGRAPH AUCTION) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com Lot: 1 to the verso of a 7 x 10 photograph of Burns, n.p., 17th May GULLY JOHN: (1783-1863) English Boxer, Sportsman and 1949, to Charles Fletcher. In bold, dark fountain pen ink The Politician. Rare A.L.S., Jon. Gully, two pages, 8vo, Brighton, Little Giant of Hanover, writes, in full, 'Your good letter received 11th July 1852, to B[enjamin] Oliveira. Gully states that it has today & I am sending you this photograph which was taken given him great pleasure to hear that his correspondent has while I was Worlds Heavyweight Champion. I am living in the been returned as Member for his old Boro, commenting 'pray garden spot of the World, Life is beautifull (sic) & its just as we accept of my humble congratulations and if I rendered you any make it. God bless you, Always your Friend, Tommy Burns'. service in the cause it is indeed most gratifying to my feelings.' The image shows Burns standing outdoors in a full length He concludes by adding that he will call in at the Club tomorrow boxing pose wearing his Championship belt. One very light, afternoon 'just to take the chance of seeing you'. One very light, minor surface crease, otherwise VG minor stain to the upper edge of the first page, otherwise VG Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Benjamin Oliveira had been elected as the new Member of Parliament for Pontefract in 1852, a position in which Gully had served from 1832-37.
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  • Fight Record Alby Hollister (Islington)
    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Alby Hollister (Islington) Active: 1946-1952 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 55 contests (won: 28 lost: 24 drew: 3) Fight Record 1946 Jan 7 Johnny Bartlett (Kings Cross) WPTS Caledonian Road Baths, Islington Source: Boxing News 16/01/1946 page 12 Feb 12 Jack Lewis (Bournemouth) WKO2(6) Caledonian Road Baths, Islington Source: Boxing News 20/02/1946 page 14 Lewis was Western Area Welterweight Champion 1937-38. Feb 15 Harry O'Grady (Amersham) WKO1(6) Lime Grove Baths, Shepherds Bush Source: Boxing News 20/02/1946 page 15 Mar 4 Harry Watson (Aldgate) WKO2 Baths, Plumstead Source: Boxing News 13/03/1946 page 14 Hollister sub for Tommy Jones Mar 20 Taffy Williams (Swansea) WRSF4(8) Drill Hall, Newport Source: Boxing News 27/03/1946 pages 14 and 15 Williams was Welsh Area Welterweight Champion 1939. Match made at 11st Referee: Bob Hill Hollister sub for Frank Boylan(Ireland) Apr 2 Jim Hockley (Covent Garden) DRAW(8) Caledonian Road Baths, Islington Source: Boxing News 10/04/1946 pages 12 and 13 Hollister 11st 6lbs 8ozs Hockley 11st 5lbs 4ozs Apr 23 Mark Hart (Croydon) LPTS(8) Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Source: Boxing News 01/05/1946 pages 12, 13 and 14 Hart boxed for the British Light-Heavyweight Title 1950 and was South Eastern Area Middleweight Champion 1947-48 and South East Area Light-Heavyweight Champion 1949. Jun 4 Jim Hockley (Covent Garden) WPTS(8) Arena, Harringay Source: Boxing News 12/06/1946 pages 13 and 14 Jul 29 Tommy Davies (Cwmgorse) LRTD8(10) Swansea Source: Boxing News 07/08/1946 pages 13 and 14 Davies was Welsh Area Middleweight Champion 1943-49.
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  • Tommy Bach Is Back' at THIRSK by the SCOUT ASKED LIGHT, Champion NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The Big: Fight Certainly Woke up Two-Year-Old of Last with a Bang Today
    DAILY EXPRESS THORSDAY SEPTEMBER 2S 1950 Rain-lashed fans mob Welsh idol aStev come-back tight PETER WILSON, cabifng from It makes MASKED LIGHT New York o« the weigh^in^ says:^ FARR CABLES JOE: I WON me happy Runs NEXT TWE- GAMBOL? 'Tommy Bach is back' AT THIRSK By THE SCOUT ASKED LIGHT, champion NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The big: fight certainly woke up two-year-old of last with a bang today. While more than a thousand wildly -by knock-out route season, who has not raced since finishing third in the excited- fans —mostly Negroes —mopped and mowed By JAMES BRADY: Pontypridd, Wednesday Two Thousand Guineas, is outside Madison-square Garden, Joe Louis and Ezzard due to reappear in the Charles weighed-in for the battle tonight at the Yankee " rn OMMY BACH is back," they yelled through Rievaulx Plate at Thirsfc on Stadium, New York. the mud and rain of Ynysangharad Park, Saturday. Doug Smith will ride. Inside the arena there was even more confusion, for Gene here tonight. This race over a mile is part oE Autry's rodeo show opens in the Garden tonight and you Masked Light's preparation for the couldn't throw a handful of marbles in any direction without And there he stood under the arc lamps, gasping and Champion Stakes at the next bouncing them off the " ten-gallon " hats of cowboys. bloodsplashed—Tommy Farr, the Lad From Tonypandy Newmarket meeting. When Louis got on the scales, eyes glistening, smiling victoriously. *• If the going at Thlrsk is very man pushed through the fore the fight, he said : " Oh, fooey heavy and gets cut up, we may be milling crowd and tried to sen'e on that." on One mystery that has not been Flat on his back, six feetl forced to change our plans," Norman him with what appeared to be a Scoblc added yesterday.
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