tied. A pass, Jones to Lingerfelt, reverse over tackle for 1T Var, latter’s steam roller drive the touchdown. He *5< and the missed t DAVIDSON DOWNS from placement. ll7 Both Managers the ball to the Davidson 25, GARMS MAY GRAB —And Are Club took ♦ 7 where he lateralled to Knowles. A ROLLINS 19 TO took the ball Leland ♦ HONORS line buck and penalty P.-T. A. Pl0tts NATIONAL to the one-yard etripe and Jones First score. Meeting Of Sports Wildcats Score In First, went over the middle for a fem Runs Into Lull Brankert placeknicked the point. The Leland Johnny Mize Second And Fourth Quar- P.-T. A. ujn In the second, Johnny Fredericks first *’« IN REVERSIA In Homer Making After meeting of the' fall For First Victory a Tar on his own at 8 m. PIRATES STOP RED ters intercepted pass p. at the schoolhoui** 41st in a huddle A full His 16. A substitute’s talk attendance has been a • When a man bites dog chalked a 15-yard penalty against as officers for the DAVIDSON, Sept. 21.— UP) —A up year news. to the elected at this "s WINNING STREAK year, it's 21.—(SO—The Rollins and the ball moved meeting. fish who NEW YORK, Sept. of Davidson Wildcats led And when it’s the light band invaders’ 17. Two line tries moved the man who got lot fight for the National league turned back the STATE brags about by Claude Hackney up the ball three yards and Hackney FAIR’ 8-7 In 1C a Win Second Game well ... took quick RALEIGH, Sept. 21_t away, latting championship Rollins Tars tonight, 19-7, in a game scotted over. Johnson’s placeknicit pi_ that is what hap* 84th annual state After Apparently the cooler this week when fair Innings Dropping urn for more to the liking missed. here'rfo recently, for yesterday played in weather her 8-12 will offer pened Debs Garms of The Cats were in a couple of tough S7.790 to 8-1 horti- t became known of baseball fans. stock Opener while Churchill Bragaw, owners in prize money would be took the opening kickoff spots in the third but an intercepted IIa culturist at Orton Plantation :he Pittsburgh probably Davidson $2,160 in prizes to poultry the first score. The pass and Frederick’s 75-yard punt p'd"; — off Baldhead Island, it. and marched for ers J. S. Sept. 21.— (/P) was fishing ;ligible for Coach Dr. Dorton, PITTSBURGH, and relieved the situation and mZ 6 r' hooked and brought to the was hitting .77, thirty-four Wildcats drove hard Spencer said an 11-game win- he Garms today. The Pirates halted be- from the Gene McEver’s hoys smelled another hoat a rod and above his nearest rival, went over tackle one-yard streak of the National league reel._ joints ning had been far the point. score. It came in the final quarter Cincinnati Reds today by fore today’s game and and both have line. Johnson placekicked champion These two men look alike, both are managers of clubs, when Guard Johnson out of Read The in the the rest of the pack most of The The Tars came back quickly and pulled Classified battling to an 8-7 triumph ibove all they have in common. AdsT an Interest in baseball—but that’s about was the line and took the ball on a of a double- But he had not been club manager and in a minute and a half the score 10-inning nightcap VS. MAX he season. fellow on the left is Jack White, New York night the IRISH PAT crown chas- header. The Reds copped opener ;onsidered for the batting rabid Giant fan. At the right is Del Baker, manager of the pennant regularly I 8-1. jecause he did not play ing Detroit Tigers baseball club.___ handcuffed the and Bucky Walters VS. AGE it the start of the campaign hits in the initial IS YOUTH to Bucs with five t was obvious he would not get his 21st victory Duke-Tennessee Game fray to score jat 400 times before the season nine defeats this season. Of DIMAGGIO LEADS against Has Plenty dosed. nicked four Buc Youngster Is Complete Sellout The champions however, President Old Baer This week, Animal for a dozen safeties. Power But Madcap hurlers the National league cer- rord Frick of Range 21.— Little Deb Garms, almost LOOP KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Sept. Answers no rule AMERICAN National Knows iisclosed that there was tain to claim the 1940 Ufi—A lot of football fans have been in 400 times at bat mandatory batting crown, singled naking their hands when they league said Garms sitting on second game with or the champion. It was Radcliff As the tenth of the BY SID FEDER Joe Displaces should have had them distended, the Pi- the title if he appeared the bases loaded to give CITY, 21 .—UP)— :ould claim the JERSEY Sept. to Bangs Out up and decorated with win over the Reds n 100 or more games and up Greenberg palm rates their third Not since tired old Jim Braddock and directed hit been in 93. currency of the realm It was Garms fifth Louis has he had Seven Homers this year. gave up the ghost to Joe oday already the athletic association was cited in the case toward of the game. the against age question been A precedent youth of the Cin- of the University of Tennessee. (First Game) a bout >f Eugene Hargraves A so marked in heavyweight Ab R H O Sept. 21.—taP) Bar- — CINCINNATI be- :innati Reds, who was recognized CHICAGO, Come OctoDer 5 a fortnight 4 2 5 as in next Thursday’s fight Joost, 3b -----—- in a last-minute form reversal, big the Irish Pat is the batting champion ring hence—these fellows will spend McCormick, cf- tween Max Baer and league's M. ? « o t a will wind up the rf- 4 2 2 1 0 1926 by playing in 105 games, al- Joe DiMaggio afernoon regretting their laggard Goodman, Comiskey. with his lb- bat 326 American league season reflexes instead of witnesses F. McCormick, ? 1 a a the Patterson young- :hough he went to only being 0 1 " ® Admittedly, title and Ripple, If -- num- second straight batting No. 1 football oi \ ster has enough punch to put any- imes. That was exactly the of the spectacle “ -- will sweep the 5 0 2 4 best has gone to Hank Greenberg the the meeting of Tennes- &n°tVich’ 8 one to sleep and is the heavy- jer of times Garms day, 2 0 0 3 5 honors. Blue Frey 2h :::_ today. But old he slugging see’s Volunteers and Duke’s 4 0 0 2 2 weight prospect plate. Mvers ss _ a field. Maxie, although in his gymnasium Garms’ nearest rival was Stanley Both are riding high after slow Devils on Shields-Watkins Waites, was out- p'"-11111 workouts he gives all the appear- Hack of the Chicago Cubs, who has start. DiMaggio, the Yankee ace, The s. r. o. sign hung 42 21 13 a Totals -® ance of a tired warhorse, knows ratted .323 for 561 times at bat displaced Rip Radcliff of St. Louis, side the A. A. office several weeks Ab R H O A PITTSBCRGH Pat doesn’t. was the lot of the answers n 139 But the situation leader most of the season, past ago by Mrs. Edna Calloway, the 2b 4 0 13 4 games. Feature Gustine, have The 0 0 0 o And the men, who the next highest week his average 10 amiable young lady who divides Garms, 3b 4 betting implicated by by boosting 4 0 0 3 0 5 to 7 to for Elliott, rf made him favorite at •anking pair, Ernie Lombardi of the points to .351, through games of her time between secretary-ing ss -- win in Vaughan, n a score the second straight of the Joe 12 hits in 21 times Bob Neyland, Vol coach, ?4 0 o T1 n0 Fleds and Johnny Cooney Friday. got Major Van Robays, If- — 1-0 his comeback campaign to no- who also have fewer and after the valuable for Fletcher, lb- 4 0 0 3oston Bees, at bat. looking Attraction 4 0 0 4 0 this little detail is DiMaggio, cf -- where—figure :han 400 times at bat. They were Radcliff gained two points and pasteboards. to the difference. sold and going spell leadlocked at .319. rates second at .346, one point ‘‘We’re out, completely, Schultz, c Maxie now 0 of comebacks, we’re not declared Mrs. 0 0 0 0 Speaking Lombardi has been at bat 376 ahead of Chicago's Luke Appling. fooling,” one the road. on to isn’t the only hitting but is out of action with a is Calloway, who went reporl Money! imes, Detroit Saving doctor who Greenberg, powerhouse, I-. Waner, x- Jack Kearns, the good has been that "at least $10,000—and that’s I o ? 8 1 iprained ankle. Cooney fourth with a .341 mark. back of Jack and — been turned 1 0 0 0 0 was Dempsey times. conservative has Rambert, p ip 364 into fourth Walker, popped up here But this climb place fans who were too Mickey After them the lineup included back to football 32 1 5 27 13 with this is the least of Hank’s recent feats. _ several weeks ago fight tickets.” Totals Crank McCormick, Cincinnati, .317; late in applying for Duke for Brown in 2nd. in his bon- out seven homers dur- x-Batted as the “fly” He banged » seat at least 000 400 S particular St. .316; Jim The stadium will Cincinnati -400 when he sat lohnny Mize, Louis, him the lead 000 000—1 net. They laughed ing the week, giving 1941 Model 010 _ Dixie Walk- 33,000. Pittsburgh Sleeson, Chicago, .314; retained his Errors: None. Euns batted in: Good- down to tell about it—they laughed wdth 39 and Hank “We’re to arrange for Arno- in ;r, Brooklyn, .311; Carvell Rowell, trying man 2, F. McCormick, Walters, until he $30,000 in cash doubles supremacy, getting one for dropped St. some new bleachers and some vich 2. West 2. Two base hits: Good- 3oston, .309; and Terry Moore, to meet Maxie’s de- a total of 49. Greenberg overtook Gustine. Sacri- Baer’s lap room,” continued Mrs. man Arnovich, West. _3 /__ TVton Hp Louis, .305. standing luaiivto w ——- runs Double Myers, Frey o Ted Williams of Boston in be able tc fice: Frey. plays: Buck McCormick, the consistent Calloway. "We might Vaughan, Gustine and had the match. 19 times in nine and McCormick: scored, tallying crowd another 2,000 in but it will Left on bases: Cincinnati 9: Cincinnati star, led in total hits MAGIC Fletcher. No one seems sure as to whether for 127 runs scored in all. on off: games a Pittsburgh 6. Bases balls as vith 182, one more than Stan be jam.” this can be a financial Ha(jk; knocked in 19 his 146- Brown 2, Walters 2, Lanahan 2. Ram- fight Ho also runs, she added, "we’ve al- success. to vas tops in doubles with 42 and "And,” bert 1. Strikeouts by: Walters 4, Lan- well as an artistic Up total putting him far ahead of Di- for that 1. Hits off: Butcher 3 in 0 in- about *15,000 as second in runs batted in with ready got requests ahan now, there has been who was only five behind Brown 2 in Maggio, J nings (faced three batters); actual advance sale and some $10,- 119. space.” "nahan 5 in 4 1-3; Rmabert 2 irr 2; orders. As a result, Mize ran into a lull in CHEF Rambert 000 more in Johnny 2 Hit by pitcher by; Ranked behind the first four (Mvers). Umpires: Pinelli. Reardon the good doctor figures he’ll have Home run manufacture and his to- 1:30. Attendance: hitters are Williams .340; Barney and Goetz. Time: some $100,000 and some 25,000 pay- tal remained at 41, but he kept (estimated) 7,500. Detroit, .388; Taft CLEMSON CRUSHES ing customers in the local ball ratting in runs and had a total of McCosky, .338; Rudy York, park Thursday night. 130. He also led in runs scored with Wright, Chicago, (Second Game) Lou Bos- This fight doesn’t 105. Detroit, .322; Finney, GAS R H O A particular CINCINNATI Ab Phil- PRESBYTERIANS to be- of re- ton, .322; and Frank Hayes, Joost, 2b-ss _— 5 0 12 0 mean much madcap Maxie, Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh .317. M. McCormick, cf_ 5 3 3 5 0 cause the one-time champion of mained the leader in triples with adelphia, Craft, rf.. 4 112 0 the playboys has settled down to a 14 and second in doubles with 37. MoCosky connected foe two Strike Hard And Ofter F. McCormick, lb _ 4 0 16 0 Tigers life now and Mrs. Arnovich, If_ 5 0 3 3 0 quiet family Lonnie Frey of the Reds was the triples, running his total to 19 To Win 38-0 In First c_ 5 0 0 7 2 has about convinced RANGE Baker, Maxie just eading base stealer with 20, three and George Ca3e of Washington Riggs, 3b_ 5 0 12 1 the him it’s time he hung up gloves ihead of Hack and Terry Moore. boosted his stolen bases superiority Game Of Season ss _- 4 112 4 Mvers, In the word is she Frey, 2b_ 1 0 0 0 1 for good. fact, Fred Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn to 31 thefts. Roger Cramer, Bos- 1 0 0 0 0 laid down the law to him after he Thompson, p_ held onto the pitching lead with 16 ton, has the most hits, 193. 21.—(-3’)- _ CLINTON, S. C., Sept. Hutchings, p 0 10 0 1 fat Tony Galento a couple Cleveland stopped victories and two defeats with Rip Bobby Feller of and of Ripple x_ 1110 0 same ball Clemson’s Tigers struck hard of months ago in this him the _ 1 0 0 0 0 Sewell of Pittsburgh trailing whiffed 14 batters during week, ex- Riddle, p her consent ten today and crushed Presbyterian: or the first time you are down town and park, and only gave a five more Come in rith 15 and 4. giving him total of 251, o Monday Totals _41 7 12a29 9 this because “ain’t 38-0, in the first football game to match $30,000 than for the 1939 season. Schoolboy for in Examine the x-Batted Hutchings 7th. hay.” the season for both teams. amine this new Magic Chef Gas Range. a-Two out when winning run scored. Rowe, Detroit, assumed the won- thrilling Even should Max win Thursday, The Tigers brought the approxi PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A lost leadership with 15-3, replacing and com- Gustine. 2b 6 12 4 3 the chances are it will be the 7,000 spectators to their fee1 it has to offer. Decide for your convenience YANKEES TROUNCE Buck Newsom, his teammate, who mately advantages Garins, 3b_ 6 3 5 0 3 “kid’s last fight.” Because, if he when George scored on an 18 has won 19 and lost four. Floyd to Elliott, rf_ 5 2 3 5 2 this- be finishes in front time, they’re on the Tigers’ first offen fort ... Chef is a you’ll always proud Vaughan, ss _ 3 12 2 4 Detroit still leads in team yard jaunt Magic “partner” Joe Louis to batting Van Robays, If_ 5 0 13 1 going to start talking BOSTON RED SOX sive play. Clemson set the stage bj is with a .287 mark and the Yankees Fletcher, lb _ 4 0 2 8 0 him again, and this kind of talk fumble. with in the kitchen. and Browns share defensive honors. recovering a Presbyterian work Ili.Maggio, cf_ 3 10 10 to Maxie as word about as pleasant Stanford cracked the blue hose lint Schultz, c _ 4 0 0 7 1 Browns seven more that club in town has Stay Within Shouting Dis- The registered _ 3 0 0 0 0 every night second Dietz, p double plays, giving them 165. for another score in the quar Klinger, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 closed up indefinitely. tance Of Tigers And Indians ter and the fast machine created bj Brown, p _ O 0 0 0 0 For Comiskey, who won’t be 20 Howard up ir P. Waner. xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 With 5-4 Coach Frank opened years old until next month, this Victory at This► MacFayden, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Cam Morrison Lands the third period. Maness got off t( and Look xxx_ 1 0 0 0 0 may be either the best match pos- Bowman, and a pass sible—or the worst. If he can a 6l-yard touchdown run, nr«4«.ic At o is on i4 F. R. As Statesman NEW YORK, Sept. 21—M—'The was good for 2' knock off Max, he’s right up there, Maness to Pierce, x-Batted for Brown in 8th. New York Yankees stayed within Rion crack to take the next in his yards and a touchdown. A STURDY SEVEN PIECE xxx-Batted for MacFayden in 10th. ready step 21. — UP) — shouting distance of the Detroit LILLINGTON, Sept. line for the fiftl Cincinnati _ 100 002 to meet Louis next sum- ed the Presbyterian 400 0—7 campaign Cameron Morrison rigers and the Cleveland Indians Former Governor Richardsoi Pittsburgh _103 300 000 1—8 mer. If Max should give him a march into pay dirt. Errors; Vaughan, Schultz, Barms. by nosing out the Boston of Charlotte told a political rally thorough going over—and this all today scored the last touchdown in thi ALUMINUM Runs batted in; F. McCormick 2, Van Red Sox, 5-4 behind the 12 hit here today that reelection of Presi- Robyas, Vaughan 3. Fletcher, Garms depends on Baer’s mental attitude fourth quarter when he interceptet 2, pitching of Ernie Bonham, their dent Roosevelt, whom he termed Elliott, CraP Arnovich 3, M. McCor going into the ring—it might do a blue hose pass and ran 28 yards mick. Two base hits: Gustine, Garms. sensational rookie. "the greatest statesman the world Pat considerable harm. 1 The blue hose, outmanned, out Set of Cooking Utensils Three base hits: Vaughan, Fletcher Bonham’s seventh victory wasn’t has ever known,” would be the best Stolen bases: M. McCormick, Elliott weighed and outclassed, put up theii won until the ninth when Red assurance against America's being $12.95) Double plays: Vaughan, Gustine and traditional fight but were unable t< (WORTH Fletcher. Left on bases: Cincinnati 7; A. B. C. Store Rolfe tripled and went home on drawn into war. Closing stem the furious Tiger assault. Pittsburgh 10. Bases on balls off- Buddy Rosar’s single. Other speakers included Governor- Dietz was the in th< Thompson 2, 2, Klinger 1, Rid- Restrained and The game high spot dle 4 By Judge Stan Spence, pinch hitting with nominate J. M. Broughton Rep. Strikeouts by: Dietz 2, Thomp- celebration of “Walter Johnson,” day son 2, out in the Sox half of the J. Byaard Clark. Hutchings 2, Klinger 1, Riddle * two who Brown 21— M — held in honor of the Hose coach 1, 2, MacFayden 1. Hits off- SMITHFIELD, Spe.t ninth hit a homer to tie the score. Nearly 3,000 attended the rally. FREE! During Round-Up Thompson 9 in 3 has his 25th year at that in 2-3; Hutchings 2 in Henry A. Grady of Clinton the Yankee blows A barbecue was served. begun Dietz 8 in 6 Judge Two of biggest picnic spread n 1-3; MacFayden a order re- stitution. 2 in 2. Winning pitcher: MacFavden. signed today temporary were homers by George Selkirk— oi New Chei Losing pitcher: Riddle. Umpires: straining Holton Wallace, chairman iis 17th—and Joe Gordon—his FINALLY With Ihe Purchase Magic Reardon. Goetz and Pinelli. Time- SERIES PLANNED of the Alcoholic Beverage Control 28 th. PASSAIC, N. J., Sept. 21.—(TP)— 2:33. Attendance: (actual) 0,395. board, from closing the county liq- A crowd of 13,338 saw the game. Despite the presence in the lineup CHICAGO. Sept. 21.— (A1) —The uor stores the last of September. BOSTON Ab B H O A of their backfield ace, National Chicgao White Sox, definitely out ol Mon A voted in a recent D. cf- 5 0 110 ac con- Reve Stages majority DiMaggio, Guardsman Johnny rlovsky, the the American league flag race, . . . Just of Strong rf_ 4 0 0 3 0 while thinking referendum to close the stores. Cramer, Garfield school football team, cepted today the challenge of the you're Finish To Win Marathon Willimaa, If_- 4 0 15 0 High The order was to a group 4 0 4 lost Cubs for a seven-game city granted Doerr, 2b _ 0 0 unbeaten since November, 1937, Chicago of farmers represented by Paul D. I.npicn, lb_— 4 1 2 10 0 to Nutley today, 13 to 7. series. veniences and comforts — — __ saving CHIC AG, Sept. 21. CS>) Mon Grady of Kenly. They contend Tabor, 3b_ 4 13 2 1 money an Carey, ss_ 3 0 12 3 fteve, eight-year-old owned by G. that the referendum was in illegal Kinney, x_- 1 0 0 0 0 R. Allen, put on a strong finish to that it was 20 Make called days before Gelbert. Kg_ 0 0 0 0(1 Cole And Chant think of a ... win the $2,500 marathon at Haw- King Fairy the expiration of three years fol- Desautels, c_- 2 0 110 1 1 1 0 (1 thorne today, hitting the wire three the that Spence, ix_- lowing election established 0 0 0 0 0 ahead of Sure Peacock, c _ Bid For 1940 Champion Honors lengths Swift. the and the 3 2 stores, that referend- Ragby, p _- 110 The winner, a 15 to 1 1 C shot, got um was called within less than 30 WilKon, p _ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 C Breckinridge Long’s Nasca. Lead- away last, moved up to sixth midway days of another election, Ostermneller, p_- NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—(tf)—Og- namely, all the way, he ran the 6 1-2 of the two mile and a quarter race, the den Cole and William ing primary. Totals _36 4 12 24 1C Phipps’ King in the and then took in the furlongs remarkably fast WATER charge stretch RUUD GAS The order was returnable before x-Batted for Carey in 9th. duPont Jr.’s, Fairy Chant put in Our in time of 1:17. This automatically Teddy nosed out Mardromel fot Judge Leo Carr in Smithfield Mon- xx-Batted for Desautels 9th. Ab R H O A claims for the a track as dis- third in a photo-finish. NEW YORK 1,940 championships became record, the |day morning. — 5 1111 Gordon. 2b___ of their respective racing divisions tance had not been used since the Rolfe, 3b_ 5 113 4 t as won the two track was remodeled. The old stake Keller. If _ 4 1 2 3 today they big — HEATER was ,T. DiMaggio, cf_ 4 1 1 3 t races on the closing day program record 1:18, shared by El Selkirk, rf_ 3 1 2 4 f before 18,934 fans. Chico and Can’t Wait. i * 1 0 1 0 ( at Aqueduct Rosar, zz _- Stout rushed the 3 0 3 3 ( Cole won the $10,000 added Jimmy colt into For Dickey, c _— King kit- Better lead soon in Dry Cleaning Dahlgren, lb_- 3 0 0 8 ( junior champion stakes in a way a three-lengths after the Fully Automatic, installed your 3 0 0 2 1 he won Crosetti, ss _ that established him as the horse start and by just that mar- 0 0 0 0 ( —CALL— Chartak, z _- the Belmont Level Best, second all the ss-- 0 0 0 0 ( to beat in futurity, gin. • ^ou ! # Knickerbocker, to be . j 4 0 10 1 the way, had ridden hard to take chen with a New Chef Bonham, p _- the race which may settle Magic a season’s two-year-old champion- the place by length and a half. Willard's Eureka _ 35 5 12 27 Cleaners & Totals he didn’t have to Fairy Chant came from behind Dyers z-Batted for Crosetti in 8th. ship, although a rush in the stretch to win can have 101 S. 2ND ST. PHONE 4518 zz-Batted for Selkirk in 9th. contend with such top flight rivals with both and 100 101—( first money in the Beldame, Boston _910 as and Attention. 41,050 We 011 Oil—1 Whirlaway are one of the oldest Dry Cleaners in the City but New York _910 the lead beating Arnold Hanger’s Dotted Runs batted in: De Fairy Chant took among one of the first in the science of cleaning Errors: None. Swiss by a length. James Emery’s your garments sautels. Selkirk 2, Tabor, Gordon. D the three-year-old fillies by whip- Val was third. Dotted Swiss | properly. This modern plant is staffed and equipped to Dimaggio, Chratak, Spence. Rosar. Twt ping 15 others of her sex in the Dolly hits: Three base hits most of the pace with Dolly do your cleaning thoroughly—and economically. base Bupien. Geldame handicap. made 1 9 30 Months To Keller, Bagby, Rolfe. Home runs: Sel her, but Irving Ander- Pay Double plays Both winners were betting favor- Val forcing kirk Gordon, Spence. Fairy Chant into a con- Rolfe and Dahlgren 2: Carey, Doeri Cole $4.o0 for $2 son moved of ites, King paying the head of the Operation this establishment will continue as and Lunien; Rolfe, Gordon and Dahl for in tending position at New York 12 and Fairy Chant $9.00 $2 usual of Mr. gren. Beft on bases: stretch and in the run for home following the decease D. H. on balls off: Bonhan the mutuels. Willard. Boston 6. Bases to win comfortably. Wilson 4. StrikeoutB by had to be ridden out she drew away 1. Bagby 2. King Cole the mile Bonham 3. Hits off: Bagbj Chant’s time for Bagby 1, to the limit to take the $9,450 major Fairy 8 in 6 innings (none out in 7th); Wil was 1:50 4-5, two- J. L. 1 in 0 (nom share of the champion purse and one-eighth Tide Co. son 3 in Ostermneller junior h a n Water Willard, Mgr. 3: slower t Power Wilson Cris- fifths of a second out in 9th). Bosing pitcher' from a pair of speedy fillies, Moriarty, Ormsby a*d Rom and Hash’? track record. Umpires: pin Oglebay’s Level Best 1^■—— mel. Time: 2:02. Attendance: 13,388.

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